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Delhi Plans PG Licensing and Rent Rules After Fatal Building Collapse

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Delhi authorities are drafting a new policy to regulate paying guest (PG) accommodations in the city. The move follows a building collapse that highlighted safety concerns in the largely unregulated PG sector. Under the proposed framework, PG operators would be required to obtain an official operating licence. The policy would also involve mandatory police and municipal verification of PG establishments. Rent regulation is also expected to be part of the new guidelines aimed at protecting tenants.

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