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NEET-UG re-test underway across India, abroad; travel woes hit aspirantsNEET-UG 2026 re-exam commenced nationwide and abroad Sunday under stringent security measures. Over 95,000 rooms are under CCTV surveillanc...- Rajasthan CM flags off electric buses under PM e-Bus Sewa schemeRajasthan's Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma launched 29 electric buses in Jaipur and 18 in Bhilwara, marking the introduction of electric c...
- Process of equipping DTC, cluster buses with CCTV cameras beginsThe video captured by each cameras would be accessed and viewed in real time, from a control room. Live feed would also be available as and...
- BMTC buses to have panic buttons & tracking systemsTara Krishnaswamy, member of Citizens for Bengaluru, suggested that the corporation sensitise its staff to handle complaints of harassment ...
- All DTC buses to have panic buttons, CCTV camerasThe project is estimated to cost around Rs 140 crore.Installation of CCTV cameras on buses has been a key promise of Aam Aadmi Party.
- Must for buses to have panic buttons; notification on June 2: Nitin GadkariThe ministry had issued these draft rules earlier this month under the Motor Vehicles Act and had sought comments from stakeholders includi...
- Delhi government plans CCTV cameras on buses; common travel card for DTC, Delhi MetroDelhi Transport Minister Gopal Rai said that a common mobility card will be introduced this year which passengers can use to travel on both...
- Wi-Fi, CCTV cameras in some DTC buses by December"We want to start CCTV and Wi-Fi facilities in buses together so that government doesn't have to change the system later," Rai said.
- AAP government decides to install CCTV's in over 3,700 DTC busesThe AAP government has decided to install closed-circuit television (CCTVs) cameras in over 3,700 low-floor DTC buses.
- Delhi government allots 160 crore for CCTVs, marshals in DTC busesThe government proposed a fund of Rs 160 crore under plan head in Delhi's budget for the financial year 2015-16 tabled today by Manish Siso...
- AAP to install CCTV in 5,000 Delhi buses in first phase, Rs 100 crore to be spentAccording to the government, installation of CCTVs will help to check any attempt of violence against women or eve-teasing in buses.
- Kejriwal-led Delhi government gets its way on CCTV in police stationsArvind Kejriwal's office had written to the Police commissioner on the issue of installing CCTVs to prevent harassment of complainants by p...
- Women safety: Delhi government to deploy marshals in city busesThe government also has plans to install CCTV cameras in all DTC buses. So far, DTC has managed to install CCTV cameras in 200 buses in fir...
- Odisha government to install CCTV, GPS in all state busesAlarmed at the spurt in crimes against women, the Odisha government has decided to equip the state buses with CCTV cameras and Global Posit...
- Delhi government plans to install CCTV cameras in DIMTS orange busesAccording to the transport department, after collecting a report on the operation of CCTVs installed in DTC buses, it will take up this pro...
- DTC seeks Rs 103 crore from 'Nirbhaya Fund' for CCTVs in busesThe corporation had recently installed CCTV cameras in 200 buses, as part of a pilot project to enhance security especially for women passe...
- Rajasthan Raodways buses to be under CCTV camera surveillanceA passenger information system will also be installed at bus stands for providing instant information about the buses and their location.
- Delhi Transport Corporation installs CCTV cameras in its 80 busesThe DTC official said after installing CCTV cameras in 100 buses of Rajghat Depot, they will then start installing them in 100 buses of SN ...
- 200 DTC buses to get CCTVs, first on roadTravelling on a Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) bus will soon get safer-as part of a pilot project, DTC is installing CCTV cameras in 200...
- DTC starts installing CCTV in 200 busesAnother DTC official said if a passenger's behaviour is suspected while traveling in a DTC bus, police will be informed by the Corporation'...
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