Union Urban Development Minister said country's first smart city will be set up in Delhi & it will be a Global City.

Suhail, Delhi-NCR

6th January 2015

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Hi Guys,
The State Govt. is going to launch a separate company to take care of and manage its geo-spatial information. For this, a centralized databank are created which will supply info from 19-odd government departments. The policies of this company, also as its formation, area unit being deliberated upon by the department of city and country designing (DTCP), that aims to change geo-spatial information and change different government agencies impart drum sander national services.

Sukhpreet, Delhi-NCR

24th March 2015

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Hi,
The need for creation of 'Haryana Urban Geo-Spatial Applications Limited' (HUGSA), for readiness in urban e-governance and development of smart city, was mentioned in an exceedingly meeting on March 2, called by the extra cabinet minister to DTCP, P Raghavendra Rao, with sixteen senior officers from departments as well as urban native bodies, DTCP, HUDA, HSIIDC, transport and MCG. Consistent with Mr Rao, the proposal to make a specialised agency (HUGSA) is geared toward desegregation knowledge from completely different departments, and to develop a technology-based platform for data-sharing and coordination among numerous arms of the govt.

Gautam Das, Delhi-NCR

24th March 2015

Hi,
As per my knowledge, often, one department seeks data and verification of records from another. If the info is formed offered on one platform for all departments to access simply, it improves officialdom potency. If bespoken applications are created mistreatment this data bank to cater to services offered by bodies like HUDA, HSIIDC and municipal companies, it'll improve latency and potency of all departments, likewise as of subject services.

Amit Raj, Delhi-NCR

24th March 2015

Hi ,

The purpose of this company is to integrate geo-spatial knowledge (from creation to change, management, dissemination and sharing of the data), master plans, a land-use portal, land-ownership records, knowledge from service networks (including roads, water, sewerage, electricity, telecommunications) maintained and managed by varied departments, native bodies, HUDA, HSIIDC, housing boards, among others.

Raj Roy, Delhi

25th March 2015

Hi Guys,

As per Mr Rao, the draft concept note, issued by the Union ministry of urban development on smart cities, definitely has great emphasis on building a GIS (geographic information system) database for selected cities/towns as well as urban e-governance.

Prem Sharma, Delhi

26th March 2015

Hi All,

Three cities from Haryana - "Gurgaon, Faridabad and Sonepat" - area unit possible to work within the smart city theme list. One in all the conditions of a smart city would be to own a integrated and reliable info, that just in case of Haryana may gain advantage HUDA, accredited colonies, the general public health department, municipalities, PWD (Buildings and Roads), Delhi Metro, for future infrastructure growth or development.

lekshmi.sanjeev@ymail.com, Delhi

27th March 2015

Hi Guys,

Haryana Urban Geo-Spatial Applications Bill, 2015 has been written. However, it absolutely was set throughout the meeting that before any such bill is enacted, a team of officers are going to be deputed to go to Delhi and Bangalore to look at similar initiatives. The focus are going to be to investigate success issue, shortcomings and do's and don'ts of such an initiative. Haryana space applications centre is already executing an identical pilot project for Sohna, which is able to be completed by June 2015.

Neha Srivastava, Delhi-NCR

28th March 2015

Hi Kunal,

As per news from Chennai, a final shape to the smart cities concept would be given at the meeting. Each state will have three smart cities, excluding the state capital, Naidu had said at a conference on Tamil Nadu Smart Cities organized by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII). The central government has plans to develop 100 smart cities in the country.

Ayesha, Delhi-NCR

2nd February 2015

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@ Kunal,
The issues to be discussed include competition based selection of cities for inclusion under smart cities programme; support and hand-holding the cities; need to participate in the Smart City challenge; policy issues in respect of area based strategy for development through retrofitting, redevelopment and green field smart city development.

Ankita, Delhi

3rd February 2015

@ Kunal,
As per my knowledge, during the two-day session, the stakeholders will discuss the crucial issue of integrating Smart City Mission with the National Urban Development Mission for 500 cities and sanitation and action taken under Swachh Bharat Mission.

Jatinder banipal, Chandigarh

4th February 2015

As per different sources, the workshop will deliberate ways and means to find out innovative financial tools for funding smart city development and making urban local bodies self-reliant. Credit rating of cities and kick-starting issue of municipal bonds, promoting citizen participation in identifying project priorities, decision making and implementation and leveraging primary economic activity of each city to augment employment generation will also be taken up at the consultation. The two-day meeting will also review the progress achieved under JNNURM with regard to implementation of reforms.

Farhan Iqbal, Delhi-NCR

5th February 2015

Hi Guys,

Sources said that the two-day Consultation Workshop with state governments and stakeholders on smart Cities is discussing 10 critical issues with the states for a clear understanding on them, challenges and the road ahead. Union Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu, Communications and IT Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad and Drinking Water and Sanitation Minister Chaudhary Birendra Singh are attending the inaugural session of the workshop today.

Ravindra Singh,

2nd February 2015

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Hi Kunal,
As per news, the Odisha government has proposed to the Centre inclusion of five cities – Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Brahmapur, Rourkela and Sambalpur and Puri, which has been recognized as a heritage city by the Central government, Housing & Urban Development minister Puspendra Singh Deo had said on January 19.

Puneet Laskar,

2nd February 2015

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Hi Guys,
I came to know from news that in this long run of " Smart City " scheme , now Odisha is planning to participate . The Odisha government has proposed to the Centre inclusion of five cities , Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Brahmapur, Rourkela and Sambalpur and Puri.

Kunal,

2nd February 2015

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Hi Kunal,

Yes, I too came across this news on news paper. Commissioners of two metropolitan corporations of Odisha – Bhubaneswar and Brahmapur – are attending the two-day conclave of the Union Urban Development Ministry in New Delhi to take states and other stakeholders on board on the ambitious initiative to build smart cities that will delve into issues like innovative policy and financing tools needed for the programme.

Sujan Mitra,

2nd February 2015

Hi ,
As per my knowledge, the smart city will be a complete sub-city, which would be located in an area of 20-24 hectares, zoned out of Dwarka, Rohini and Narela, and will be equipped with latest technologies and waste-management techniques.
The smart city will have a world-class infrastructure, 24-hour power supply, complete wi-fi connectivity, and will employ green technology and latest water conservation techniques like rain-harvesting and waste management techniques, among other facilities.

Arpit, Delhi-NCR

6th January 2015

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Hi Guys,

Outlining the achievements of the government in the financial sector, Naidu said, "As per the PM's vision of ending financial untouchability, we have opened 10 crore new bank accounts in the last nine weeks under the Prime Minister Jan Dhan Yojana.

N.Mathur, Delhi-NCR

7th January 2015

Hi All,

It is all over the news that Mr Naidu said the land for 'smart city' in Delhi would be acquired through land-pooling, on which the ministry and the DDA is currently working. He said besides increasing population, Delhi also has a problem of large number of vehicles and so there was a need to promote public transport. Currently, there are 85 lakh vehicles in the city and to decongest it, we want to bring in circular railway, mass rapid transit system, revive the BRT corridor and expand the reach of metro network.

Preeti Kher, Delhi-NCR

8th January 2015

I came to know from news that, Mr Naidu handed over allotment letters to the first few successful applicants. Talking about the 'smart city' initiative further, he said the focus would be to build global educational and health institutes and entertainment facilities. Authority also want to liberalize the industrial estate policy. An industrial space may not necessarily contain factories, but showrooms also. A committee will be formed to look into this issue as well.

Rajesh, Delhi-NCR

6th January 2015

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Hi Suhail,
According to me, Delhi is the heart of India and the first smart city would come up here. The city of Barcelona in Spain has also promised technological support to us in our effort in this direction.
As per authority, they also want to preserve our traditional architecture, that India is so richly endowed with, even as we embrace modernity.

Jay, Delhi-NCR

6th January 2015

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Hi Suhail,

It is all over the news that, as per Union Urban Development Minister, Delhi will be developed into a "global city" and the country's first 'smart city' will be set up here to decongestant the national capital and facilitate it with all modern amenities.

Bhuvan, Delhi-NCR

6th January 2015

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Hi ,
As per Mr Naidu ," We want to make Delhi a truly global city, having all latest and modern amenities and facilities that any other global city like London or San Francisco has. We want to have world-class entertainment venues like Disneyland or Universal Studios here" .
The Narendra Modi-led NDA government has planned to set up 100 'smart cities' and Naidu said that the first such city will come up in the national capital.

Ayesha, Delhi-NCR

6th January 2015