<h1>Delhi Allocates Rs 150 Crore to Remodel Drains, Combat Waterlogging; Rs 603 Crore Total for Irrigation and Flood Control</h1> The Delhi government has allocated Rs 150 crore for the remodelling of city drains to address waterlogging issues, a persistent problem causing flood-like conditions during the rainy season. The Chief Minister, who also manages the finance portfolio, announced a total budget of Rs 603 crore for the Irrigation and Flood Control Department, with Rs 315 crore earmarked for various schemes. The initiative aims to increase the drains' water carrying capacity and includes plans for cleaning open water bodies and acquiring modern machinery. This budget marks the first by a BJP-led government in Delhi in over 26 years.