New Delhi, July 07: Delhi Police's ambitious project
of an e-traffic system and a cyber highway connecting police
stations will first cover localities connected with next
year's Commonwealth Games, the government said on Tuesday.
"A scheme 'Developing of Traffic and Communication
Network in NCR and Mega Cities and Model System of Traffic
Management' has been included for implementation in 11th Five
Year Plan with a provision of Rs 200 crore," Minister of State
for Home Affairs Mullapally Ramachandran told the Lok Sabha.
The scheme is proposed to be implemented in the areas
connected with Commonwealth Games in the first phase and the
Home Ministry has sanctioned Rs.5.07 crores to MTNL for
carrying out the pre-investment activity, he informed the Lok
Sabha during the Question Hour.
The scheme has two components -- introduction of an
Intelligent Traffic System and setting up of an Integrated
Data Communication Network (Cyber Highway).
The proposed cyber highway will be the primary source of
connectivity of Delhi Police Headquarters, DCP offices, police
stations, police posts and field units.
The cyber highway will be used for connectivity for video
conferencing, inventory management system, CCTVs, web-based
dossier system, automatic finger and palm print identification
system, IP telephony, internal e-mail system, and command and
control system for CWG.
Bureau Report
First Published: Tuesday, July 07, 2009, 20:56