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Smart City New Town, Kolkata

Smart City New Town, Kolkata
Start Date :
Sep 28, 2015
Last Date :
Dec 05, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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New Town, Kolkata has been declared as a potential Smart City under the Smart Cities Mission, Government of India. To participate in Round-2 of the challenge of the smart city ...

New Town, Kolkata has been declared as a potential Smart City under the Smart Cities Mission, Government of India. To participate in Round-2 of the challenge of the smart city contest, a Smart City Proposal will be prepared after taking into consideration aspirations, visions, goals and smart solutions (low cost smart solutions, technology based smart solutions etc.) communicated by the citizens of New Town, Kolkata to make it a better place to live. For further details on Smart Cities Mission, citizens may visit the concerned website of Government of India i.e. smartcities.gov.in

Suggestions may be made in one or more fields. Some illustrations of fields are mentioned below:

1. Citizen participation,
2. Identity and culture,
3. Economy and employment,
4. Education,
5. Health,
6. Mixed Land use,
7. Compactness,
8. Open spaces,
9. Housing and inclusiveness,
10. Transportation and Mobility,
11. Walkability,
12. IT connectivity,
13. Intelligent Government Services,
14. Energy Supply,
15. Energy Source,
16. Water Supply,
17. Waste Water Management,
18. Water Quality,
19. Air Quality,
20. Energy efficiency,
21. Underground Electric wiring,
22. Sanitation,
23. Waste Management,
24. Safety,
25. Disaster Management

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Sanjay Dey_2
Sanjay Dey_2 10 years 9 months ago
New Town area is deserted after the office rush. Frequent police patrolling is required in and around the area for the safety of people staying there.
Debajani Giri
Debajani Giri 10 years 9 months ago
I see street lights are switched on in broad day light. Why do you want to waste electricity unnecessarily? We get ample sunlight throughout the day; can we not use solar energy to save nature for the future?
Amit Paul_3
Amit Paul_3 10 years 9 months ago
Apart from tall buildings lining the roadway, I would like to see lot of greenery in and around New Town. Development is important but sustainable development is equally important. Go green. Save environment.
Debjeet Malllik
Debjeet Malllik 10 years 9 months ago
Recently, I went for a drive at New Town and my God the roads were in pathetic condition. I would request the higher authorities to fix the roads ASAP.
Debjeet Malllik
Debjeet Malllik 10 years 9 months ago
Recently, I went for a drive at New Town and my God the roads were in pathetic condition. I would request the higher authorities to fix the roads ASAP.
Prasoon Basu
Prasoon Basu 10 years 9 months ago
Accessibility to New Town must be taken care of. There should be proper transportation system for the commuters available at all times.
Rahul Deb_2
Rahul Deb_2 10 years 9 months ago
Government should start thinking about waste management especially because the garbage dumping area is now becoming a matter of concern. With development of New Town, more families will start living and that is bound to increase the amount of waste. So, this high time that thought should be given to waste management.
Basanta Roy Choudhury
Basanta Roy Choudhury 10 years 9 months ago
Using solar power for street lights can be an excellent idea for saving energy consumption. Apart from that it is important to install more police capsules because a large portion of the New Town is very less populated. So, increasing security is necessary!
Uttam Pramanik
Uttam Pramanik 10 years 9 months ago
It’s time for the smart city to look smart. Underground electric wiring should now be taken into consideration. With wires hanging from everywhere, doesn’t look good!
Arindam Ghosh_13
Arindam Ghosh_13 10 years 9 months ago
Proper CCTV cameras should be installed at regular intervals across New Town roads and public places. And they should be monitored closely along with prompt action from police, medical and other services in the event of any emergency.