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Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Yogi government in Uttar Pradesh is working on a war footing to implement the Safe City project in the state and has identified approximately 22,000 cameras to keep a close watch on cities. India News | Yogi Govt to Keep Watch on Cities with 22,000 Cameras in First Phase of Safe City Project.

To implement the Safe City project in the state, the Yogi Adityanath government will integrate approximately 22,000 cameras to closely monitor cities. In line with the chief minister’s vision, the Home department has identified 21,968 cameras for integration in the first phase of the Safe City

RailTel stock has surged 94 percent in the last one year, compared to 13 percent rise in Nifty 50 index.

Mangaluru: City police commissioner Anupam Agrawal, taking into account instances of rash driving and other violations by private city buses, convened.

While addressing the event, the President expressed her happiness over the increase in the country’s overall investment in urban development. Applauding the move, she said that our country's overall investment in urban development has, over the last decade, been more than 10 times what it was earlier. Indian Smart Cities Conclave 2023: Indore Bags Best City in National Smart Cities Category, Madhya Pradesh Best State.

Madhya Pradesh was adjudged the Best State in India, followed by Tamil Nadu.

Hyderabad: To make the Ganesh immersion process more efficient and for foolproof security of pandals, the Hyderabad police have assigned QR codes to Ganesh pandals. When the request for putting up a pandal is approved, a QR code is generated and assigned to the respective pandal.  Using the geo-location technology, the police have geo-tagged the idols and connected all the

Prayagraj: Artificial intelligence (AI) will play a key role in crowd management and security in the forthcoming Kumbh Mela.

Municipal Commissioner Shekhar Singh, who held a review meeting with civic officials last week, told The Indian Express on Tuesday that all CCTV cameras are being monitored through a central system set up in Nigdi.

The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) has decided to halt any further road cuts until January to expedite ongoing roadwork and address recurrent complaints about road quality.