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CCTV, Panic Buttons Among Features Of 50 Newly Inducted Buses In Delhi
Pink seats for women, CCTV cameras and panic buttons with hooters -- these are some of the features in the 50 new cluster buses flagged off by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal here on Tuesday.
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Delhi Gets GPS Equipped, Pollution Free State-Of-Art 150 Electric Buses
The induction of 150 electric buses equipped with state-of-art features, including CCTV cameras, panic button and GPS, into the DTC's fleet today has come after almost 11 years when the public transporter procured buses in such a large number.
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Court Seeks Delhi Government's Reply On Plea Seeking CCTV, Cops In Buses
The Delhi High Court Thursday sought response of the AAP government, its transport department and the police on a petition seeking directions to them to install CCTV cameras and deploy one cop in all DTC and cluster buses in the city.
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Delhi Gets 25 New Buses Equipped With CCTV Cameras, Panic Buttons
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday flagged off the first batch of 25 new buses of the 1,000 standard floor ones to be procured in a phases by the Delhi government.
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From June, Panic Button, CCTV Cameras Must In Buses Across India
It will be mandatory for public transport buses to install emergency buttons, CCTV cameras and vehicle tracking devices to ensure safety of women commuters and the government will issue notification on these norms on June 2, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said today. While new buses will have to come with already installed devices, old buses will get...
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Delhi Government Makes 20-Point Agenda To Augment Public Transport
Working towards augmentation of public transport infrastructure in the capital, Delhi government has prepared a 20-point agenda for the current year including installation of CCTV cameras, Global Positioning System or GPS, e-ticketing machines in buses and common mobility card.
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Delhi Buses Get Free Wi-Fi Facility: 6 Buses Launched as Pilot Project
In a bid to offer better security measures for women passengers and to offer them increased connectivity, the Delhi government today rolled out six new buses as part of a new pilot project. These six new buses will come with free Wi-Fi connectivity along with other important facilities likes CCTV cameras and GPS technology.
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Wi-Fi Service, CCTV Cameras Coming to Some DTC Buses by December
"For a trial run, the project will be executed in some of the corporation's buses," Transport Minister Gopal Rai said.
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Wi-Fi, CCTV Cameras in Some Delhi Transport Corporation Buses by December
The Delhi government has decided to install CCTV cameras and provide Wi-Fi facility to commuters travelling in Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buses by December this year.
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Government Takes up CCTV Pilot Project in Delhi's Schools
The CCTV cameras in public buses - meant to ensure women's safety -- are yet to materialise. But the Delhi government has started a pilot project to install CCTV cameras in schools.
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CCTVs to be Installed in 3,700 DTC Buses
The AAP government has decided to install closed-circuit television (CCTVs) cameras in over 3,700 low-floor DTC buses, including 1,275 air-conditioned ones, as part of measures to bolster women's security.
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5,000 CCTVs in Delhi Buses in Phase 1, Rs 100 Crore to be Spent: AAP Government
In an effort to enhance security in city buses, particularly for women commuters, Aam Aadmi Party government has decided to install close circuit television (CCTV) cameras in 5,000 buses in the first phase, besides deploying trained marshals.
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Delhi Government Plans to Install CCTV Cameras in Few City Buses
After completion of first phase of installation of CCTV cameras in 200 DTC buses, the Delhi government now plans to make similar arrangements in orange cluster buses plying in the national capital.
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DTC Seeks Rs 103 crore from 'Nirbhaya Fund' for CCTVs in Buses
Aiming at clearing financial hurdles in its bid to enhance women's security in buses, the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has sought Rs 103 crore from the Centre's 'Nirbhaya Fund' to install CCTV cameras in its entire fleet.
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Delhi Transport Corporation Installs CCTV Cameras in 200 Buses
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has installed CCTV cameras in 200 of its buses, as part of a pilot project to enhance security especially for women passengers, while travelling.
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CCTV, Panic Buttons Among Features Of 50 Newly Inducted Buses In Delhi
Pink seats for women, CCTV cameras and panic buttons with hooters -- these are some of the features in the 50 new cluster buses flagged off by Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal here on Tuesday.
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Delhi Gets GPS Equipped, Pollution Free State-Of-Art 150 Electric Buses
The induction of 150 electric buses equipped with state-of-art features, including CCTV cameras, panic button and GPS, into the DTC's fleet today has come after almost 11 years when the public transporter procured buses in such a large number.
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Court Seeks Delhi Government's Reply On Plea Seeking CCTV, Cops In Buses
The Delhi High Court Thursday sought response of the AAP government, its transport department and the police on a petition seeking directions to them to install CCTV cameras and deploy one cop in all DTC and cluster buses in the city.
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Delhi Gets 25 New Buses Equipped With CCTV Cameras, Panic Buttons
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday flagged off the first batch of 25 new buses of the 1,000 standard floor ones to be procured in a phases by the Delhi government.
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From June, Panic Button, CCTV Cameras Must In Buses Across India
It will be mandatory for public transport buses to install emergency buttons, CCTV cameras and vehicle tracking devices to ensure safety of women commuters and the government will issue notification on these norms on June 2, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said today. While new buses will have to come with already installed devices, old buses will get...
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Delhi Government Makes 20-Point Agenda To Augment Public Transport
Working towards augmentation of public transport infrastructure in the capital, Delhi government has prepared a 20-point agenda for the current year including installation of CCTV cameras, Global Positioning System or GPS, e-ticketing machines in buses and common mobility card.
-
Delhi Buses Get Free Wi-Fi Facility: 6 Buses Launched as Pilot Project
In a bid to offer better security measures for women passengers and to offer them increased connectivity, the Delhi government today rolled out six new buses as part of a new pilot project. These six new buses will come with free Wi-Fi connectivity along with other important facilities likes CCTV cameras and GPS technology.
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Wi-Fi Service, CCTV Cameras Coming to Some DTC Buses by December
"For a trial run, the project will be executed in some of the corporation's buses," Transport Minister Gopal Rai said.
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Wi-Fi, CCTV Cameras in Some Delhi Transport Corporation Buses by December
The Delhi government has decided to install CCTV cameras and provide Wi-Fi facility to commuters travelling in Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buses by December this year.
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Government Takes up CCTV Pilot Project in Delhi's Schools
The CCTV cameras in public buses - meant to ensure women's safety -- are yet to materialise. But the Delhi government has started a pilot project to install CCTV cameras in schools.
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CCTVs to be Installed in 3,700 DTC Buses
The AAP government has decided to install closed-circuit television (CCTVs) cameras in over 3,700 low-floor DTC buses, including 1,275 air-conditioned ones, as part of measures to bolster women's security.
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5,000 CCTVs in Delhi Buses in Phase 1, Rs 100 Crore to be Spent: AAP Government
In an effort to enhance security in city buses, particularly for women commuters, Aam Aadmi Party government has decided to install close circuit television (CCTV) cameras in 5,000 buses in the first phase, besides deploying trained marshals.
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Delhi Government Plans to Install CCTV Cameras in Few City Buses
After completion of first phase of installation of CCTV cameras in 200 DTC buses, the Delhi government now plans to make similar arrangements in orange cluster buses plying in the national capital.
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DTC Seeks Rs 103 crore from 'Nirbhaya Fund' for CCTVs in Buses
Aiming at clearing financial hurdles in its bid to enhance women's security in buses, the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has sought Rs 103 crore from the Centre's 'Nirbhaya Fund' to install CCTV cameras in its entire fleet.
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Delhi Transport Corporation Installs CCTV Cameras in 200 Buses
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) has installed CCTV cameras in 200 of its buses, as part of a pilot project to enhance security especially for women passengers, while travelling.
