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The Delhi Budget 2019-20 was tabled by the state’s Deputy Chief Minister and Finance Minister Manish Sisodia on February 26 with major allocations set aside for housing, Delhi Metro, electric-vehicle policy and local bodies. Overall, the budget outlay was Rs 60,000 crore with the maximum share going to health, education and transport. The government also extended financial support to local bodies and municipal corporations to oversee projects, their execution and implementation.

The skywalk would start from the Pragati Maidan Metro Station and will have four wings with exit to different locations. The skywalk is expected to witness a footfall of 29,000 every day.

The national capital will try its hand at a major experiment to overcome ever-increasing road traffic. Delhi LG Anil Baijal has proposed three measures that would be implemented soon along the congested stretches for controlling vehicle population in the city.

The South Delhi Municipal Corporation has announced that it will develop green clubs in at least 20 parks across the area. These clubs will be one-of-a-kind projects that will house multifaceted amenities for the citizens. These clubs would be equipped with adventure islands for children, green lands, acupressure centres and paved walkaways with open amphitheater. These parks with green clubs would also have sports facilities, including badminton courts, football park, etc.

The Uttar Pradesh Budget 2018-19 has now been tabled by Uttar Pradesh Finance Minister Rajesh Agarwal. In his Budget Speech, Agarwal announced an outlay of Rs 4.28 lakh crore for welfare and related services, 11.40 per cent more than what it was last year. In this Budget, the state government will focus on health, education, employment, rural and urban development, the poor and women development.