Service to the People
A journey of over 40 years dedicated to public welfare,
Upadhyay’s leadership has consistently focused on creating positive change.
From grassroots initiatives to transformative projects, his legacy is built on unwavering service to the people of Delhi
Transforming Delhi: Work in Progress
Development of cycle tracks to encourage eco-friendly transportation. Re-construction of broken footpaths to ensure smooth pedestrian movement across the area. Designating emergency lanes on deserted roads to facilitate ambulance and disaster services. Addressing parking challenges through surveys to identify new parking spaces and convert them into functional parking lots. Beautification and upliftment of monuments like Agrasen ki Baoli and Jantar Mantar through partnerships with the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
Establishing coffee and eatery shops in major parks like Nehru Park, Talkatora Garden, and Lodhi Garden to provide quality refreshments and enhance visitor experiences. Modernizing existing canteens, including Palika Kendra, and establishing new ones at key locations such as CPH-Moti Bagh to cater to patients, visitors, and employees
- Development of open gyms in NDMC parks and schools.
- Special pedestrian pathways to encourage walking as a healthy lifestyle choice.
- Upgrading the veterinary hospital at Moti Bagh for pet lovers in New Delhi.
- Implementation of smart classrooms in all NDMC schools.
- Development of smart roads and street furniture to enhance user convenience and safety.
- Installation of smart toilets, particularly for women and the third gender.
- Introduction of electric e-scooters to reduce pollution and promote eco-friendly transportation.
- Organizing tree plantation drives during the monsoon season.
- Intensive tree-washing programs to reduce dust pollution.
- Beautification of residential colony parks and upgrading municipal houses.
- Social and Community Welfare
Shri Upadhyay is committed to achieving a 7-star ranking in the Swachh Survekshan by intensifying cleanliness initiatives across NDMC. This includes targeted programs in JJ clusters, awareness campaigns, and public engagement events to promote cleanliness and sustainability.
Empowering Communities & Promoting Welfare
- Conducting programs to educate citizens about government welfare schemes launched by the Hon’ble PM.
- Organizing health and vaccination camps to ensure COVID-19 precautions are taken.
- Running awareness campaigns on waterborne diseases and the hazards of single-use plastic.
- Hosting cultural events to promote art and heritage.
- Empowering women through dedicated programs.
- Launching Mission Admission initiatives to ensure no child is left out of education.
- Creating herbal gardens in schools to educate children on the importance of medicinal plants.
- Heritage and Cultural Preservation
- Developing Gole Market as a museum and preserving historical sites through joint ventures with ASI to promote New Delhi’s rich cultural heritage.
- Conducting health check-up programs for sanitation workers.
- Organizing programs for the welfare of NDMC employees.
- Sustainability and Water Management
- Water Conservation
- Shri Upadhyay aims to develop more Sewage Treatment Plants (STPs) to conserve water and ensure every household, including JJ clusters, has access to clean water under the PM’s vision, “Har Ghar Nal Se Jal.”
- Organizing events on solid waste management.
- Promoting awareness for effective waste disposal to reduce environmental impact.
The COVID-19 pandemic tested leaders worldwide, and Shri Upadhyay responded with unmatched dedication. Through his COVID Action Group, he distributed essential supplies like food, medicine, and oxygen to vulnerable communities.
What started as a small initiative quickly expanded into a large-scale operation, reaching areas beyond Delhi, including Ayodhya, Bhadohi, Dehradun, and more. The initiative grew as volunteers joined in, providing targeted aid to families affected by COVID.
Additionally, Shri Upadhyay supported children’s education, minimizing disruptions caused by the pandemic.
