Smart City: Government to announce names of 14 more cities soon
Politics | May 19, 2016 21:05 ISTNames of 14 more new cities would be announced soon under the flagship 'Smart City Mission' which will receive the first tranche of funding
Names of 14 more new cities would be announced soon under the flagship 'Smart City Mission' which will receive the first tranche of funding
Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh government has made a provision of Rs 13,778 crore for rural development and panchayati raj in its Budget for 2016-17, presented by Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav in the state Assembly today.A provision
Mumbai: The Modi government's vision of creating 100 smart cities will require an investment of over $150 billion over the next few years with private sector being a significant contributor, says a report.According to Deloitte, nearly
Patna: Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today hit out at the Centre for not selecting any city from Bihar in the the list of 20 smart cities and said the BJP-led Union government has no consideration
New Delhi: Urban Development Minister M. Venkaiah Naidu here on Thursday announced the names of the first 20 cities which will be developed into smart cities in 2016.These are: Bhubaneswar (Odisha), Pune (Maharashtra), Jaipur (Rajasthan),
New Delhi: The first 20 cities to be developed as Smart Cities will be announced today.Urban Development Minister M Venkaiah Naidu informed that 'there are 97 cities in the Smart City Challenge and the names
Chandigarh: An agreement between Airbus Group and Mahindra for manufacture of helicopters and three MoUs under the 'Smart City' theme were among the 16 pacts signed between India and France here today.The Memoranda of Understanding
New Delhi: The union cabinet on Wednesday approved the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the ministry of urban development and Bloomberg Philanthropies to support the development of Smart Cities. The union cabinet meeting
New Delhi: The soul of India lies in its villages as still around 60% of population inhabit the rural parts of the country so it will be impossible for India to become a developed nation
New Delhi: The Urban Development Ministry has clarified to stakeholders in the 'Smart City' programme that the central assistance of Rs 500 cr RPT Rs 500 cr each to the 100 mission cities is "not
Kolkata: Say goodbye to confusing roadmaps and guidebooks! A new app will ensure residents and visitors to West Bengal's New Town suburb -- nominated under the central government's Smart City project -- gain easy access to
Lucknow: Criticising the Smart City project of the NDA government, Uttar Pradesh minister Azam Khan today said emphasis should be rather given on developing "smart villages" to reduce migration of people from rural to urban."The
New Delhi: The UAE on Thursday said it is keen to strengthen ties with India and is looking to invest in programmes like Make in India, Digital India and Smart Cities."We are determined to attract
New Delhi: There are about 12 crore people in the country who will be the direct beneficiaries of the Smart City project.The total population of these proposed 98 Smart Cities is about 12 crore accounting
New Delhi: The Urban Development Ministry today announced the list of 98 Smart Cities that includes 13 from Uttar Pradesh, 12 from Tamil Nadu, 10 from Maharashtra, 7 from Madhya Pradesh, 3 each from Bihar
New Delhi: The Union Cabinet had approved 100 Smart City Projects. The Smart City vision was announced by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley in the first Union Budget of NDA government in July last year.'Smart
New Delhi: The Urban Development Ministry is all set to announce the names of Smart cities being selected for the NDA government's flagship project."Barring Jammu and Kashmir, all states have finalised the names of proposed
Lucknow: US Ambassador to India Richard Rahul Verma on Wednesday met Chief MinisterAkhilesh Yadav and said an American delegation would soon meet the state officials for a detailed discussion on developing Allahabad as a smart
Bengaluru: Hitting back at Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, Union Minister today said the state itself had not proposed Bengaluru for "Smart Cities Mission" and the Centre was committed to make it a "great city" even if
Patna: Paying rich tributes to 'People's President' APJ Abdul Kalam on the occasion of his last rites, the Bihar government today named Agriculture College at Kishanganj and proposed the science city after him. The decision was taken by the state
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