No Water or Sanitation: Daurala, a Village on the Periphery of Delhi's âDevelopmentâ From access to clean water to schools for children, this small Delhi hamlet has a slew of complaints against those in power. Children from Daurala village, currently in the village primary school, will have to travel to another village for senior secondary education. Photo: Ismat Ara Rights16/Mar/2021 New Delhi: When Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal announced the budget for 2021 on March 9, 2021, he also took the opportunity to laud his own government. While presenting the budget themed around â desh bhakti (patriotism)â, Kejriwal said that despite the lockdown last year, the Delhi government, unlike others, continued to provide free electricity, water, school education, healthcare and bus rides for women. âWe will continue to provide all these services for free in the next financial year as well. I want to congratulate the people of Delhi on this,â he said. Around one-fourth of the total budget expenditure has been kept aside for education â Rs 16,377 crore of the total Rs 69,000 crore â and Rs 9,934 crore has been allocated to the health sector.