Chief Minister Gupta held a review meeting via video conference with all administrative secretaries and heads of departments.

"The chief minister directed the officers to implement every announcement in the budget effectively with transparency, accountability, and within the stipulated timeframe, so that the benefits of the schemes reach the public quickly," the CMO said. The meeting reviewed the progress of public welfare schemes and development projects announced in the Delhi government's budget, the government added. CM Gupta also appealed to people to take care during heatwave conditions. "Amid the scorching heat and continuously rising temperatures, my appeal to all of you is to take special care of yourself and your family, drink plenty of water, keep your body hydrated and protect yourself from the harsh sunlight," Gupta said in a post on X. She also appealed to them to take care of animals and birds as well, asking them to arrange water and shade for them.

Meanwhile, The Delhi Police and the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology have signed an MoU to conduct specialised cyber courses for police personnel to tackle technology-enabled crimes, officials said on Wednesday. The collaboration aims to strengthen Delhi Police's capabilities in dealing with technology-enabled crimes through structured training in Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Cyber Forensics and Social Media Monitoring.

The initiative is aimed at modernising policing methods and equipping personnel with the latest technological skills to tackle emerging cyber threats, online frauds, misinformation campaigns, identity theft and digital exploitation.