The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957

The Delhi Municipal Corporation Act, 1957 was enacted to provide for the establishment of municipal corporations in Delhi, and to define their powers and functions. The Act lays down provisions for the management and administration of municipal corporations, including the election of councillors, the appointment of officials, and the formulation of budgets. It also defines the powers of the municipal corporations, including the power to make by-laws, to impose taxes and fees, and to acquire and dispose of property. Additionally, the Act provides for the establishment of committees to oversee various aspects of municipal administration, such as health, education, and public works. Overall, the Act aims to ensure efficient and effective municipal governance in the National Capital Territory of Delhi.