Delhi: NDMC to revamp kiosks

NDMC plans to modernize 50 kiosks initially, aiming for 200-250, to enhance New Delhi's aesthetic and create a citizen-friendly urban environment.

The New Delhi Municipal Council (NDMC) has decided to revamp and modernise all kiosks in its jurisdiction, vice chairman Kuljeet Singh Chahal said on Sunday.

Delhi: NDMC to revamp kiosks

He said most of the kiosks in the NDMC area are more than 50 years old, and their redevelopment is essential to bring uniformity, symmetry and enhanced aesthetic appeal to New Delhi.

“In the first phase, NDMC will redevelop 50 kiosks, and in later phases, around 200–250 kiosks will be redesigned into aesthetically appealing, smart city–compatible structures,” Chahal said.

He added that the architecture department of NDMC is currently preparing the modern design for these kiosks.

Chahal said that the central government’s “Viksit Bharat” roadmap also includes upgrading all public spaces such as kiosks, footpaths, roads, and parks.

“NDMC’s initiative is not just about beautification. It is about creating a modern, standardized, and citizen-friendly urban environment that reflects the capital city’s identity.”