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Mumbai: CCTV cameras for civil and sessions court.

Mumbai: CCTV cameras for civil and sessions court The Mumbai civil and sessions court will be the first court in the city to have CCTV cameras. The law and judiciary department is in the process of installing more than 100 cameras on the court premises at Kalaghoda, which the department intends to complete by January 2016.

Maha: CCTV control room inaugurated at commissionerate.

Maha: CCTV control room inaugurated at police commissionerate Maharashtra water resources minister Girish Mahajan who is also Nashik's guardian minister inaugurated a "command and control centre" at the Nashik police commissionerate premises here on Sunday.

Areas of Allahabad to come under CCTV camera surveillance.

Areas of Allahabad to come under CCTV camera surveillance - The Times of India Lal Diggi, Bajaja Patti, Mohammad Ali Park and Jawahar Square would soon be under CCTV camera surveillance. The road would have four high resolution CCTV cameras by month-end.

Roorkee under CCTV watch.

Roorkee under CCTV watch HARIDWAR: Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), Haridwar, Sweety Aggarwal, who had assumed the charge last year, had envisaged bringing Roorkee town under hi-tech surveillance to control the rising crime graph.

CCTV cams to be installed at 61 places.

CCTV cams to be installed at 61 places - The Times of India The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCG) will start setting up 61 CCTV cameras at major locations in the city and a control room in the Mini Secretariat building.

First in Maharashtra: Soon, a CCTV command centre for Navi Mumbai
1) Face recognition software: There are photographs of around 5,500 criminals in the police database. While some of these criminals are now in jail, a majority of them are out on bail. The police will use this software to find out if any of these criminals come to the city and photographs captured by cameras will be matched with those in the police database instantly. It will help them know if history-sheeters are planning crimes in the city.

2) Red light violation software: If any motorist jumps a traffic signal, this software will generate an automated challan with the registration number of that vehicle printed on it. The challan will be sent to the owner of the vehicle. It is an advanced form of the e-challans the police presently issues.

3) Video analytics: If any CCTV camera captures an idle object lying at a junction for a long time, this software will alert the police. The software, which will also be used to track motorists’ activities, is effective enough to capture the colour of the clothes of a driver and the registration number of their vehicle.

First in Maharashtra: Soon, a CCTV command centre for Navi Mumbai The Cidco is allocating Rs 2.5 crore for constructing the centre at the compound of the police commissioner’s office at CBD Belapur and the construction will start within a few months, said a senior police officer.

Shan-e-Punjab to be first train with full CCTV coverage.

Shan-e-Punjab to be first train with full CCTV coverage The New Delhi-Amritsar Shan-e-Punjab Express will be the first train to be fully equipped with CCTV (closed-circuit television) cameras in all coaches by August to ensure security to passengers, the Railways said on Monday.

CCTV in 5,000 Delhi buses in I phase, Rs 100 cr to be spent - The Times of India In an effort to enhance security in city buses, particularly for women commuters, Aam Aadmi Party government has decided to install close circuit television (CCTV) cameras in 5,000 buses in the first phase, besides deploying trained marshals.

CCTV at all underpasses for rains in Ahmedabad.

CCTV at all underpasses for rains in Ahmedabad - The Times of India The Ahmedabad Municipal Coproration AMC will install CCTV cameras at all underpasses in the city.

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* Never try to escape using a lift. Electric circuits are often the first to blow. Getting trapped in a lift during a fire can be fatal. It’s always safer to use stairwells.
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