Delhi will soon allow third-party fire audits and roll out a single-window licensing regime for hotels and restaurants in the NCT. The move aligns with the government’s broader push to streamline processes and enhance ease of doing business for the hospitality sector. The government also plans to route MCD, DDA, and Delhi Government licences for hotels and restaurants through a single-window system.
Govt to allow third-party fire licences, single-window system for Delhi hotels & restaurants
December 11, 2025
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