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Bangladesh puts AI in driving seat to tackle terrible trafficBangladesh's densely populated capital, infamous for grinding gridlock, has launched its first AI-powered traffic enforcement system in a b...- Mumbai to get 15,000 AI-powered CCTV cameras under Rs 2,140-cr surveillance projectMumbai is set to significantly enhance its public safety with 15,000 new AI-powered CCTV cameras. This Rs 2,140 crore project will integrat...
- War without borders: The rise of cyberattacks beyond the battlefieldCyber conflict has escalated beyond borders following US-Israeli strikes on Iran, with hacktivists and state-backed actors launching global...
- Delhi’s new traffic challan rules: Higher Lok Adalat payments, licence suspension for repeat offenders, what changesDelhi Traffic Challan Lok Adalat: Delhi traffic offenders now face a pay-first, argue-later system. To contest a challan, motorists must de...
- Rainmatter, Turbostart co-lead $2.5 million pre-Series A round in Lawyered for mobilityFinvolve doubles down with a follow-on investment as Lawyered crosses 2 million vehicles and enters its next growth phase.
- Tata Digital CEO on company's reset; Groww doubles net profit in Q4Happy Tuesday! Tata Digital CEO Sajith Sivanandan spoke to us exclusively about the ongoing restructuring at the company under him. This an...
- How a US blockade on Iran has sanctioned ships turning aroundThe US Navy’s blockade of Iran is showing impact, with sanctioned vessels turning back or halting after crossing the Strait of Hormuz. Offi...
- How eChallan is changing traffic compliance in TelanganaTelangana's traffic management has digitally transformed with the eChallan system, replacing manual stops with automated enforcement. High-...
- Delhi drivers, AI is coming to 1000+ traffic signals to auto-generate fines. Here's why 2026 could mean more challansDelhi is set to implement an AI-powered Integrated Traffic Management System (ITMS) featuring ANPR cameras and smart signals to combat poll...
- Delhi govt urges CAQM to hit brakes on fuel ban on old vehicles, says confiscation won’t be allowedThe Delhi government has asked the Commission for Air Quality Management to halt the ban on fuel for old vehicles. The government cites tec...
- Delhi begins ban on fuel sale to old vehicles; AI cameras, traffic police teams deployed at pumpsDelhi implemented a ban on fuel for older vehicles on Tuesday. Automatic Number Plate reader cameras are installed at petrol pumps. Transpo...
- Police in Maharashtra's Thane-Palghar introduce AI-based traffic violation detection systemThe MBVV police have implemented an AI-based multi-violation detection system to improve traffic management and road safety across Thane an...
- Cameras must capture video up to 10 seconds for issuing challans: Govt issues new SOP for traffic violationsThe central government is pushing for enhanced traffic surveillance. States must upgrade cameras to catch more violations. These include no...
- The Tech Behind Your Traffic Challan: How AI tracks your every move on the roadIndia has implemented Intelligent Traffic Management Systems (ITMS) to detect and manage traffic violations. These systems use technologies...
- Violators beware! Delhi plans new AI traffic system at 500 key points, issue challans for violations in real-timeDelhi government is initiating an AI-based system to detect traffic violations and ensure road safety. The system will use cameras at key c...
- AI cameras to check traffic violations in Kerala. Fully-automated system can issue 30,000 challans in a dayInitially the AI cameras will detect violations like driving a two-wheeler without wearing a helmet, traveling without wearing a seat belt,...
- Centre release traffic management framework for dronesIndia will onboard multiple public and private service providers for managing drone traffic in airspaces below 1,000 feet. The government w...
- IRDAI may soon link motor insurance premium with traffic violations; pilot project in DelhiBad drivers may face a double whammy as penalties for traffic violations have already gone up sharply.
- Govt considering internet monitoring through centralised systemThe government is considering monitoring internet traffic through a centralised system which is operational across the country, Parliament ...
- Tech helps to book, can't catch errant driversAlthough the traffic police have fared well in using technology to book violators, the success rate in catching the errant drivers is less ...
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