Friday, September 11, 2015

Surat first city with full surveillance

Surat is the first city in the country to have a modern, real-time CCTV surveillance network. In the first phase, 104 CCTV cameras were installed at 23 locations together with a 280 square feet video wall, one of the largest in the country, at the city's police control room.As Gujarat chief minister, Narendra Modi had in January 2013 launched the project conceptualized by police commissioner Rakesh Asthan  The vigilance network covers over 200 km. radius of Surat city. About 104 CCTV cameras are installed at 26 strategic places. The Chief Minister went to the command and control centre of the project at the police commissioner’s office and sought information on various aspects of the project. He said the CCTV cameras will prove to be a ‘third eye’ of Surat police.  

The first-ever in India, this project has been equipped with the latest technology at the cost of Rs.10.50 crore. The Chief Minister congratulated the police for setting up the network which will be instrumental in crime check and traffic control. He also congratulated the police for adding one more ‘P’ to the PPP model and coming up with four ‘P’ formula of People’s Public Private Partnership 

He said the project is the best example of convergence of human and technological capacities. Speaking about the crucial role of technology for the checking of crime the Chief Minister said, “Today when people with criminal mentality have started misusing latest technology, the good use of the same by police for the security of common men has become necessity.”

 

The Chief Minister said that Gujarat is having 24 hour power supply and a well-planned optical fiber network, which has helped Surat in initiating such project. “Gujarat police force is the youngest in India in average age. The state government’s approach is to recruit IT-trained youths in all cadres of police from constable to Police Inspector”, he said.

  


 

 

Microsoft launches dual Sim Nokia 105 feature phone in India




Microsoft has launched its most affordable dual Sim feature phone, Nokia 105 aimed at first time mobile buyers priced at Rs 1,419.

The Nokia 105 dual Sim features a sleek and durable design that Nokia is known for. Nokia says that it has sold over 80 million units of Nokia 105 to date and the dual SIM variant improves on it with enhanced features, functionality and replacement guarantee.

The Nokia 105 dual Sim comes with 20 percent louder audio to enhance call functionality and has been optimized for long-lasting battery life. Nokia claims the handset will last for over 15 hours of talk time and 35 days standby time.

“Microsoft has always believed in connecting people to things that are close to their hearts. With the new Nokia 105 dual Sim, Microsoft brings very affordable mobile opportunities to more people,” said Ravi Kumar, Director – Sales, Microsoft Mobile Devices.

The Nokia 105 dual Sim will be available in white and black colour options.
Microsoft has launched its most affordable dual Sim feature phone, Nokia 105 aimed at first time mobile buyers priced at Rs 1,419.
The Nokia 105 dual Sim features a sleek and durable design that Nokia is known for. Nokia says that it has sold over 80 million units of Nokia 105 to date and the dual SIM variant improves on it with enhanced features, functionality and replacement guarantee.
The Nokia 105 dual Sim comes with 20 percent louder audio to enhance call functionality and has been optimised for long-lasting battery life. Nokia claims the handset will last for over 15 hours of talk time and 35 days standby time.
“Microsoft has always believed in connecting people to things that are close to their hearts. With the new Nokia 105 dual Sim, Microsoft brings very affordable mobile opportunities to more people,” said Ravi Kumar, Director – Sales, Microsoft Mobile Devices.
The Nokia 105 dual Sim will be available in white and black colour options.
- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/mobile-tabs/microsoft-launches-dual-sim-nokia-105-feature-phone-in-india/#sthash.Djrzqbaq.dpuf

World's largest solar park to light up Pakistan's future


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