The national capital of Delhi is currently the site of an extensive civic makeover as the city prepares to host the BRICS summit scheduled for September 12-13. Local authorities have initiated a series of infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing the city's appearance and functionality for international delegates.

According to reports, the project encompasses the renovation of 41 major roads and the installation of 23 'flower fountains'—a decorative feature designed to improve urban aesthetics. In addition to these beautification efforts, the city has installed 154 digital screens throughout the capital. These screens are expected to serve both informational and display purposes during the event. To maintain these standards, municipal services have shifted to a round-the-clock cleaning schedule to ensure that public areas, including newly upgraded toilets and thoroughfares, remain in optimal condition throughout the duration of the summit.

While the focus remains on the logistical and aesthetic preparations for the international gathering, the project highlights the city's broader strategy of utilizing high-profile diplomatic events to accelerate urban maintenance and infrastructure development. The city administration has not yet released a final cost breakdown for these specific upgrades, nor have they detailed how much of this infrastructure will be maintained for public use following the conclusion of the summit.