Delhi’s education minister Ashish Sood chairs a high-level meeting to draft a comprehensive regulatory framework for coaching centres in the national capital. Multiple outlets report that the effort aims to replace fragmented monitoring with a coordinated approach covering compliance and oversight. A multidisciplinary committee is planned to set detailed guidelines on fee structure and transparency, student welfare measures, and safety-related requirements. The proposed scope includes building and infrastructure compliance, fire and emergency preparedness, and standards for basements and other premises. Sources also note attention to student mental health support and counselling mechanisms. Teacher and staff welfare and standardised working conditions are listed as areas of focus, along with the establishment of grievance redressal mechanisms for both students and coaching staff. The policy work is linked to gaps identified after major incidents in coaching hubs, including the Old Rajender Nagar tragedy, which prompted a high-level inquiry by a Delhi High Court-appointed committee under Justice (Retd.) R.C. Gauba. Officials from agencies including MCD, Delhi Fire Services, the police, and education and health-related departments are reported as participating in the meeting.