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Nagaland Tourism Policy moots for Tourism Council, three-tier system - Vimarsana News

Nagaland Tourism Policy moots for Tourism Council, three-tier system

Morung Express News Dimapur | April 8 The Nagaland Tourism Policy (NTP) for 2024, officially launched in the public domain by the State Tourism Department on March 20 batted for a three-tier system, with a Tourism Council as the apex level.

Safe junctions, just a sweet dream so far - Vimarsana News

Safe junctions, just a sweet dream so far

The renovation of the 75 junctions was announced in the Karnataka Budget 2023-2024. The project is being implemented by BBMP and Bengaluru Traffic Police with WRI India as the knowledge partner under the Bloomberg Philanthropies Initiative for Global Road Safety (BIGRS).

Calamity control - Vimarsana News

Calamity control

The BBMP Traffic Engineering Cell has issued a notice for the second time inviting applications to recruit two grade-1 and eight grade-2 disaster management consultants. As per the Disaster Management Act 2005, every state government has to establish a district disaster management authority. ​

Safety first: Cracking pedestrian signal code - Vimarsana News

Safety first: Cracking pedestrian signal code

The pelican signals play a significant role in ensuring the safety of pedestrians while facilitating efficient traffic flow. These signals are equipped with traffic lights and push-button controls that allow pedestrians to signal their intent to cross the road.

The Towns Mirror Special: Local issues linger... - Vimarsana News

The Towns Mirror Special: Local issues linger...

Pulikeshi Nagar Residents Welfare Association (PNRWA) president Abdul Shakeeb said that the association raised a number of other issues, including the encroachment of footpaths by vendors, hindering pedestrians from using the walkways. ​