Yamuna ferry service, Rs 5 meals and more: How BJP Delhi govt is marking one year in power

Other initiatives in the pipeline include Pink Smart Cards, which will let women travel for free in public transport buses, the Dilli Lakhpati Bitiya Yojana, an online portal, and a ferry service on the Yamuna.

The government is planning to hold a series of events to inaugurate new projects and roll out public welfare schemes this month. Ahead of the anniversary celebrations, 100 Arogya Mandir health clinics will be launched on February 13, while a ferry service on the Yamuna is expected to be inaugurated on February 20. The next day, on February 21, 25 Atal canteens offering meals at a nominal rate of ₹5 per person will be opened.

Additionally, smart classrooms and smart libraries in CM-SHRI schools, developmental works in SC-ST colonies, and reimbursement of tuition fees will also be announced.

Officials said that the government will present a report card of its achievements on February 21.

So far, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has inaugurated 500 e-buses, an advanced CT scanner, a cath lab at G B Pant Hospital, and six air quality monitoring stations as part of the government’s first-anniversary programmes.

The BJP came to power in Delhi after 27 years, defeating the Aam Aadmi Party in the Assembly polls in 2025. The party won 48 of the 70 Assembly seats while AAP won 22.