<h1>Delhi Govt Allocates Rs 9,000 Crore to Upgrade Water Infrastructure with Pipelines, Borewells, and Smart Metering</h1> The Delhi government, led by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, has allocated Rs 9,000 crore to enhance water infrastructure and sanitation. The budget aims to address the city's water shortfall by modernizing supply systems, including replacing open canals with pipelines, and installing new borewells. Significant investments in automation and intelligent metering are planned to improve distribution efficiency. Additionally, funds are allocated for sewage treatment upgrades, rainwater harvesting, and emergency water storage. The initiatives include GPS tracking for water tankers and a mobile app for residents to monitor water supply, aiming to ensure clean water access for all residents.