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"Over 2,500 km of smart roads with universal accessibility, utility ducts and proper signages have been developed. Over 7,500 new buses, including more than 2,000 electric buses), have been procured. Over 600 km of cycle tracks have been developed in 100 smart cities under the Mission," the ministry said in a statement. Besides, intelligent transport management systems have been implemented and monitored through the Integrated Command and Control Centres which is improving traffic operations, enforcing traffic violations and improving journey time.

Pune-based NGO Parisar, along with activists Ameet Singh and Hema Chari, had filed a PIL in the Bombay High Court to stop the chopping of 192 trees on Ganeshkhind road.