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Anti-Smog Guns, Sweeping Machines Deployed In Delhi Ahead Of Winter
As the city weather takes a turn, the NDMC has deployed mechanical road sweepers and hired eight anti-smog guns in a slew of measures to control pollution.
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Road Sweepers, Water Tankers Worth 300 Crores To Fight Pollution In Delhi
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and Delhi Lt Governor Anil Baijal flagged off 16 mechanical road sweepers and 40 water tankers on Friday, which is aimed at reducing pollution level in the national capital.
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Delhi Gets Free Wi-Fi, High-Speed Broadband Under Smart City Project
Other smart city initiatives in Delhi include smart poles, solar tree, ideation centre, 50 LED interactive screens, hi-tech nurseries, mechanical road sweepers, litter picking machines, auto tippers.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Promises to Change Delhi in 'Just Four Years'
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today promised to make Delhi a world class city in "just four years" and stressed the need for adopting technology, but without any loss of jobs, to ensure cleanliness in the national capital.
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Anti-Smog Guns, Sweeping Machines Deployed In Delhi Ahead Of Winter
As the city weather takes a turn, the NDMC has deployed mechanical road sweepers and hired eight anti-smog guns in a slew of measures to control pollution.
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Road Sweepers, Water Tankers Worth 300 Crores To Fight Pollution In Delhi
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri and Delhi Lt Governor Anil Baijal flagged off 16 mechanical road sweepers and 40 water tankers on Friday, which is aimed at reducing pollution level in the national capital.
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Delhi Gets Free Wi-Fi, High-Speed Broadband Under Smart City Project
Other smart city initiatives in Delhi include smart poles, solar tree, ideation centre, 50 LED interactive screens, hi-tech nurseries, mechanical road sweepers, litter picking machines, auto tippers.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Promises to Change Delhi in 'Just Four Years'
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today promised to make Delhi a world class city in "just four years" and stressed the need for adopting technology, but without any loss of jobs, to ensure cleanliness in the national capital.
