HIMCOM-Heritage Institute of Management & Communication

 ‎ Delhi is all set to welcome spring as Amrit Udyan opens ‎ ‎As winter slowly bids farewell to Delhi and the gentle warmth of spring begins to set in, the capital city prepares to celebrate the season in full bloom. One of the most awaited signs of spring is the opening of the magnificent gardens at Rashtrapati Bhavan. This year, the iconic Amrit Udyan has once again opened its gates for visitors during the Winter Annual Edition 2026. ‎ ‎Spread across nearly 15 acres, Amrit Udyan is known for its breathtaking display of diverse and rare plant species. Every year, the gardens attract thousands of visitors to view the vibrant floral arrangements and meticulously maintained landscapes. ‎ ‎### What’s New This Year? ‎ ‎The 2026 edition brings exciting additions that make the experience even more special: ‎ ‎: Babbling Brook ‎A newly introduced water feature, the “Babbling Brook,” is expected to be the highlight this year. The gentle flow of water adds a refreshing charm and creates a s...

  The monsoon season has arrived in Delhi, bringing with it the usual chaos and disruption. While the rains bring much-needed relief from the sweltering heat, they also bring a host of problems, including water logging and traffic jams. Delhi's drainage system is woefully inadequate, leading to water logging on many roads and highways. This not only causes inconvenience to commuters but also poses a risk to their safety. Vehicles struggle to navigate through the flooded roads, leading to traffic jams and accidents. The lack of proper drainage infrastructure in Delhi is a major contributor to the problem. Many areas of the city lack functional storm water drains, leading to water accumulation on the roads. The situation is further exacerbated by the city's rapid urbanization and encroachment of natural water bodies. The consequences of water logging are far-reaching. Commuters are forced to spend hours stuck in traffic, leading to a loss of productivity and fuel. The flooding al...

Introduction: Delhi's annual budget is not just a financial document; it's a blueprint for the city's development and progress. As we unpack the intricacies of Delhi's latest budget, let's delve into the facts, examine the records, and explore the potential implications for the capital's residents and stakeholders. Delhi Finance Minister Atishi presented the ₹76,000 crore ‘Ram Rajya’ budget for 2024-25,  1. Healthcare Outlays: - Fact: Delhi has allocated ₹8685 crore, marking a 10.8% reduced from the previous year's budget.    - Implication: The increased funding signifies a concerted effort to bolster healthcare infrastructure, enhance medical facilities, and address the challenges exacerbated by the recent health crises.  2. Education Investments:    - Fact: Delhi's education budget stands at ₹16,396 crore, representing a 1.79% rise compared to last year.    - Record: With this allocation, Delhi reaffirms its commitment to revolutionizing the e...

  दिल्ली-एनसीआर में प्रदूषण से राहत दिलाने के लिए इस बार भी रिवाइज्ड ग्रैप लागू किया जा रहा है। शनिवार को राजधानी में पूर्वानुमान को देखते हुए ग्रैप के दूसरे चरण को लागू कर दिया गया। अब देखना यह है कि इसके तहत जारी पाबंदियां इस बार लागू हो पाती हैं या नहीं। दरअसल इसके कुछ नियम सालों से लागू नहीं हो पा रहे हैं। क्या बढ़ेगी पार्किंग फीस प्राइवेट  गाड़ियों के इस्तेमाल को रोकने के लिए पार्किंग फीस बढ़ाने का नियम ग्रैप-2 में है। लेकिन इस नियम के साथ कई विवाद भी जुड़े हैं। ग्रैप को 2017 में पहली बार लागू किया गया था। उस समय तात्कालीन ईपीसीए के आदेश पर डीएमआरसी समेत कई जगहों पर पार्किंग फीस में तीन से चार गुना तक इजाफा हुआ। इसके तुरंत बाद इस नियम की खामियां सामने आने लगी तो इसे वापस ले गया। उसके बाद से 2022 तक यह नियम ग्रैप में लागू नहीं हो सका है। क्या इस बार चलेंगी पर्यावरण स्पेशल बसें ग्रैप-2 के तहत मेट्रो और बसों की सर्विस बढ़ाने का भी नियम है। 2021 में दिल्ली सरकार ने पर्यावरण स्पेशल बसें चलाईं थी। यह पहल सिर्फ दिल्ली में हुई थी। 2018 में एनसीआर में भी इस तरह की पहल की गई थी, ले...