Delhi Government

Delhi Government is tightening the operating environment for retail (ET Auto Retail, 28 Sept), with a winter plan from November 1 to February 28 requiring 50% work from home and doubling parking charges (Business Today, 28 Sept). Pulling the other way, a new excise policy expected in October enables more premium liquor stores (Business Today).

What it means Office-district retailers face weaker footfall, while neighbourhood stores near residential catchments gain daytime demand.

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From 9 stories, the newest dated 28 Sept 2026. Summary written 2 Oct 2026.

Delhi Government is the government body responsible for policies and enforcement measures in Delhi.

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Its actions described here cover pollution control, vehicle use, office attendance, parking, construction, excise rules and transport infrastructure. [1] source: ET Auto Retail[2] source: Business Today[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine[4] source: Business Today[5] source: ET Auto Retail

On September 28, 2026, Delhi Government announced winter anti-pollution measures that include construction curbs, tighter vehicle-entry rules, stricter PUC norms and staggered office timings. [1] source: ET Auto Retail From November 1, it will require 50% work-from-home attendance and double parking charges; the annual winter plan runs from November 1 to February 28. [6] source: NDTV Profit[7] source: Business Standard Special PUC checks are due to begin on October 1, with fines of up to ₹10,000 for vehicles without valid certificates. [2] source: Business Today

On September 27, 2026, Delhi Government launched EV charging facilities and automated vehicle-testing stations in Burari; three stations together are expected to handle 250,000 vehicle fitness checks annually. [5] source: ET Auto Retail On September 7, it consulted startup founders and investors on its 2026 Startup and Incubation Policy, which targets support for over 10,000 startups, four lakh jobs and more than Rs 400 crore in financial assistance. [8] source: YourStory Delhi Government also plans to end ICE two-wheeler registrations from April 1, 2028, and permit only electric three-wheelers and N1 goods carriers from January 1, 2027. [9] source: The Hindu BusinessLine

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  1. Delhi’s new excise policy may lift liquor prices and add premium-format storesBusiness Today

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In September 2026, Delhi Government announced winter pollution measures including construction curbs, tighter vehicle-entry rules, stricter PUC norms, 50% work-from-home attendance and doubled parking charges. [1] source: ET Auto Retail[6] source: NDTV Profit[7] source: Business Standard

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