Mumbai Cctv Surveillance

A surveillance footage has been recovered that shows Sachin Vaze - a Mumbai police officer suspended amid multi-agency probe linked to Mukesh Ambani security scare - that shows him taking a train to Thane.

For a moment, there was authentic leopard print on display at an mall. The big cat skulked through the Korum Mall basement before opening hours early morning Wednesday in Thane, outside Mumbai, according to media reports. Surveillance video showed the leopard pacing through the empty mall before shuffling through the parking lot about 5:30 a.m.

It was an incredibly close call for a woman in Mumbai's Kurla Railway Station who fell and nearly slipped under a moving train while trying to pick up her bag, which had fallen onto the platform. A number of passengers and Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel rushed to help her up and saved her from potentially being run over by the train.

The final phase of Maharashtra government's ambitious Mumbai City Surveillance Project (MCSP), comprising 6,000 CCTV cameras, is complete and will be launched on October 2.

Asserting that digital intervention will help increase efficiency in policing, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the Mumbai city surveillance project of installation of over 6,000 CCTVs would be completed before the 26/11 terror attacks anniversary next year.

Seven years after the 26/11 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, the city has got its first integrated security camera network, with the launch of the Mumbai City Surveillance Project.

To beef up surveillance in crucial places of Mumbai, the Maharashtra government has installed 1,200 CCTV cameras in the city which will be operational from today, Chief Minister Devendra Fadanvis.

A project to install over 6000 CCTV cameras in Mumbai at a cost of Rs 949 crore to beef up surveillance in crucial places of the city will be completed by September next year, a Maharashtra Home department official has said.v

Maharashtra government today signed an MoU worth Rs 949 crore with engineering and construction major Larsen & Toubro (L&T) for setting up CCTV based surveillance in the city.

Getting under people's skin is part of Dr Vijay Sharma's job. But CCTV cameras recently rescued the cosmetic surgeon from the fury of a woman who had gone under his knife. "I have been victimised by many of my clients, who have charged me with molestation, due to which I had to install surveillance cameras in my clinic. With the help of the footage...

Under pressure after the 13/7 triple blasts, the state plans to set up an extensive surveillance network in the city; footage to be monitored closely by police in six control rooms After coming under sharp criticism for not having installed a dedicated CCTV network in the city to tackle terror, the Democratic Front government is planning to set up...

A surveillance footage has been recovered that shows Sachin Vaze - a Mumbai police officer suspended amid multi-agency probe linked to Mukesh Ambani security scare - that shows him taking a train to Thane.

For a moment, there was authentic leopard print on display at an mall. The big cat skulked through the Korum Mall basement before opening hours early morning Wednesday in Thane, outside Mumbai, according to media reports. Surveillance video showed the leopard pacing through the empty mall before shuffling through the parking lot about 5:30 a.m.

It was an incredibly close call for a woman in Mumbai's Kurla Railway Station who fell and nearly slipped under a moving train while trying to pick up her bag, which had fallen onto the platform. A number of passengers and Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel rushed to help her up and saved her from potentially being run over by the train.

The final phase of Maharashtra government's ambitious Mumbai City Surveillance Project (MCSP), comprising 6,000 CCTV cameras, is complete and will be launched on October 2.

Asserting that digital intervention will help increase efficiency in policing, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said the Mumbai city surveillance project of installation of over 6,000 CCTVs would be completed before the 26/11 terror attacks anniversary next year.

Seven years after the 26/11 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, the city has got its first integrated security camera network, with the launch of the Mumbai City Surveillance Project.

To beef up surveillance in crucial places of Mumbai, the Maharashtra government has installed 1,200 CCTV cameras in the city which will be operational from today, Chief Minister Devendra Fadanvis.

A project to install over 6000 CCTV cameras in Mumbai at a cost of Rs 949 crore to beef up surveillance in crucial places of the city will be completed by September next year, a Maharashtra Home department official has said.v

Maharashtra government today signed an MoU worth Rs 949 crore with engineering and construction major Larsen & Toubro (L&T) for setting up CCTV based surveillance in the city.

Getting under people's skin is part of Dr Vijay Sharma's job. But CCTV cameras recently rescued the cosmetic surgeon from the fury of a woman who had gone under his knife. "I have been victimised by many of my clients, who have charged me with molestation, due to which I had to install surveillance cameras in my clinic. With the help of the footage...

Under pressure after the 13/7 triple blasts, the state plans to set up an extensive surveillance network in the city; footage to be monitored closely by police in six control rooms After coming under sharp criticism for not having installed a dedicated CCTV network in the city to tackle terror, the Democratic Front government is planning to set up...