The Delhi government has approved a revamp of the capital’s administrative structure, reorganising its 11 revenue districts into 13 with an aim to improve coordination and speed up delivery of public services.

The reorganisation will make all districts co-terminus with the 12 Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) zones, the New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC), and the Delhi Cantonment Board, ensuring uniformity across governance boundaries.

“This reform will significantly speed up delivery of public services, and ensure seamless coordination for land records, property registration, civic services, and grievance redressal for citizens,” a spokesperson for the Delhi government said, according to a report by The Indian Express.

The Capital currently has 11 revenue districts, headed by respec

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