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Sanchi Sets New Standard with Inauguration of First Solar City
In a remarkable leap towards sustainable urban development, the historic city of Sanchi has unveiled its groundbreaking initiative, the “SanchiFirstSolarCity,” marking a significant milestone in India’s pursuit of clean energy and green living.
Visionary Transition to Solar Power
Nestled in the heart of Madhya Pradesh, the city of Sanchi has long been celebrated for its ancient Buddhist stupas and temples. Today, it adds a modern, eco-friendly dimension to its legacy with the inauguration of the world’s first Solar City, a city where clean and renewable energy sources are the primary power supply.
A Commitment to Sustainability
The SanchiFirstSolarCity project, championed by local government officials, businesses, and environmental activists, aims to reduce the city’s carbon footprint, combat climate change, and set an example for the rest of the world.
“We believe that Sanchi’s history and spirituality align perfectly with our commitment to sustainable development,” said Mayor Rishabh Singh. “This Solar City is not just a technological feat, but a testament to our responsibility to future generations.”
Key Features of SanchiFirstSolarCity
- 100% Renewable Energy: The city relies solely on solar energy for its power needs, harnessing the abundant sunlight in the region to generate electricity.
- Smart Grid Infrastructure: SanchiFirstSolarCity boasts state-of-the-art smart grid technology to efficiently manage and distribute solar power to its residents and businesses.
- Energy-Efficient Buildings: Existing structures have undergone energy-efficient retrofitting, and new buildings must meet strict energy standards.
- Green Transportation: The city promotes eco-friendly transportation options such as electric buses, bicycle lanes, and pedestrian-friendly streets.
- Community Involvement: Local residents have actively participated in the project, from rooftop solar panels on homes to community gardens and green spaces.
Global Inspiration
Environmentalists and urban planners worldwide are lauding Sanchi’s pioneering initiative. Vandana Sharma, a renowned sustainability advocate, said, “Sanchi’s Solar City project should serve as an inspiration to cities everywhere. It showcases how ancient wisdom and modern technology can work hand in hand for a brighter, greener future.”

The Road Ahead
While SanchiFirstSolarCity is undoubtedly a landmark achievement, it faces challenges, including infrastructure upgrades, policy implementation, and ensuring equitable access to clean energy. Nonetheless, it serves as a beacon of hope for a planet in urgent need of sustainable solutions.
As the world watches, Sanchi invites visitors from all corners to witness the future of urban living – a harmonious blend of heritage, technology, and environmental responsibility.
*Sanchi has taken a momentous step towards sustainability with the inauguration of the world’s first Solar City, entirely powered by solar energy.
Key Highlights:*
- SanchiFirstSolarCity inaugurated, a historic initiative toward sustainable urban living.
- The city relies 100% on solar energy, setting an example for the world.
- Smart grid infrastructure, energy-efficient buildings, and green transportation are key features.
- Global environmentalists and urban planners praise Sanchi’s visionary approach.
- Challenges remain, but the Solar City project signifies hope for a greener future.
September 6, 2023
Under Smart City, Sgr gets maiden wire-free, exclusive pedestrian market

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Srinagar, May 09: Under the much-hyped smart city project, Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, has got a first of its kind wire-free and exclusively pedestrian market in the commercial Hub area of Lal Chowk.
As per the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO), Polo View market that usually remained busy with the vehicular movement and the rush of the pedestrians, especially the tourists, wore a new look as the works carried out by the Srinagar Smart City Limited (SSCL) have turned the road-stretch into an exclusively pedestrian and wire-free market.
CEO, SSCL, Athar Aamir Khan while talking to the reporters, said that all the electricity and communications have been laid underground in the market while the market would be exclusively pedestrian.
As the work in the market is about to be completed, the shopkeepers here have expressed joy and happiness over the new look of the market.
Haji Muhammad Ismail, President of Polo View Association said that although the work has got affected by 70 per cent since the time work on the market was started.
However, he said that they are expecting a good business ahead as the hefty sum has been spent for the developmental works and beautifying the tourist market
Under smart city, the market has been renovated. As the work has almost completed, we are expecting a good business ahead, Haji Muhammad Ismail said.
Javaid Ahmad, another shopkeeper in the market said that it has become a new market now. “Earlier, the tourists used to park their vehicles outside the shops, but now the people will now park their vehicles at the designated parking slots and will get a good space to walk and visit the market,” he said.

Ahmad further said that the business was almost zero per cent since the work was started in the market, but as the work is about to be completed, the business has started gaining pace again.
Muhammad Amin Khan, another shopkeeper, said that it is for the first time that Srinagar has witnessed any market, which is exclusively pedestrian. “After a change, the business will start reviving again,” he said—(KNO)
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May 9, 2023
Hyderabad police to restore historic Kotwal building in Old City

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Hyderabad: The historic Kotwal office building in the Old City’s Purani Haveli, currently being used as a camp office, is being restored to its full glory. City police commissioner CV Anand on Tuesday inspected the structure and unveiled the plaque to mark the beginning of restoration works of the heritage building, which is symbol of the city’s 176-year-old police history.
The restoration project is being sponsored by Greenco, and carried out by Deccan Terrain Pvt, which renovates heritage buildings. The latter will work on restoring the old Hyderabad Police Kotwal building with materials like lime, hydrated lime, raw gum extracts, fibres and other materials that were widely used hundred years ago in construction.
Officials from Deccan Terrain gave a pictorial presentation to Hyderabad City police’s top brass about the current condition of the building, the outcome after its restoration etc, said a press release from CV Anand’s office. The commissioner also thanked Anil Kumar, Director Ace Urban group – Greenco, for sponsoring this project. The work is expected to be completed within 6 months, the release added.

The old Kotwal building was constructed a century ago and functioned as office of the Kotwal (police head in Hyderabad) from 1920 to 2002. Post relocating Hyderabad commissioner’s office to Basheerbagh in 2002, the structure was being used as the camp office for the south zone deputy commissioner of police (DCP).
“Nevertheless the City police decided to restore this structure since its existence is intertwined with the history of the City and served as an essential landmark. GreenKo company came forward to sponsor this restoration project,” said the release from the city police.
“From an operational stand point and its close proximity to many iconic structures, religious places and other crowded areas , many of my predecessors preferred to camp in here while monitoring Friday prayers, large scale events and other processions etc., I had been continuing the same tradition and noticed that it’s condition is deteriorating till one day the roof caved in,” said Anand.
“But being a Hyderabadi, I felt it is our responsibility to conserve and revive these heritage structures,“ the Hyderabad commissioner added. Mr.Mir Barkatullah Khan, MD of Deccan Terrain, AR Srinivas, Addl. Commissioner of Police (Crimes & SIT), P.Sai Chaitanya, DCP south zone and other officers attended the program.
“Back then also there was the state and city police. Director General was responsible for the entire state (Hyderabad). As far as I remember, Kotwal was for the city police, who directly worked under the Nizam,” said Sajjad Shahid, historian and activist from the city.

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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

May 9, 2023
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May 8, 2023
Hyderabad: City police commissioner inspects new police stations

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Hyderabad: City Police Commissioner (CP) C V Anand inspected the ongoing construction works of new police stations and offices in South East and South zone on Monday.
The CP reviewed the new buildings in Humayun Nagar, Kulsumpura, Gudimalkapur, Golconda police stations, and the DCP office in South West Zone.
Along with senior officials, he assessed the facilities, infrastructure, operational readiness, and amenities available for the general public at the stations.

He urged contractors to speed up the work and instructed officers to guide citizens regarding the new police stations and offices as well as changes in jurisdictions.
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May 8, 2023
Hyderabad: 3 yr old girl injured at a city mall, fingers amputated

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Hyderabad: In a tragic incident fingers of a three-year-old girl were amputated after her hand got stuck in a joyride operating machine at a mall in Banjara Hills on Saturday.
On Saturday afternoon, Mehwish Lubna along with her parents Syed Maqsood Ali and Mehatab Jahan went to City Centre Mall located at Banjara Hills Road No.1, the child was made to sit in a joyride at “Smash Zone” located within the mall.
Meanwhile, the child was seated on the joyride, her right hand got stuck in the operating machine and got crushed. Upon witnessing the incident the parents of the girl rushed her to a nearby corporate hospital. Later the doctors amputated three fingers since they were crushed and were impossible to operate.

“After the incident, the management of the mall acted in a very irresponsible manner and there are any precautionary measures being adopted for the safety of the children, hence we have filed a case with the police” said Syed Maqsood Ali, the father of the child.
The Banjara Hills police on Sunday registered a case against the management and are investigating.
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May 7, 2023
Most Of The Smart City Works To Be Completed By 15th Of This Month: Officers To CS

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SRINAGAR: Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta on Saturday impressed upon the officers of the Srinagar Smart City Ltd (SSCL) including the District and Divisional Administration to enhance necessary resources on all the sites where work is going on so that all identified works are completed by mid of this month.
The meeting was attended by the Principal Secretary, PDD; Principal Secretary, PWD; Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir; Secretary, Tourism; Deputy Commissioner, Srinagar; Commissioner, SMC/JMC; VC, LCMA; Chief Engineers of PWD and KPDCL besides other concerned officers.
Dr Mehta, while taking stock of works going on under SSCL, exhorted the executing agencies to utilize the time very efficiently and continue working in double shifts to successfully complete the projects on time.
He advised the officials to keep a track of weather reports for the upcoming week. He even advised them to provide the laborers working on sites with the necessary facilities so that they are able to work during inclement weather conditions.
The Chief Secretary urged the executing agencies to monitor the works round the clock for quality work and ensure their timely completion. He asked them to remove the debris at all the completed sites for ease of people and prepare for dedicating them to the public at the earliest.
Taking work wise review he asked the Divisional Administration to make sure that aesthetics is maintained in all areas.
The Chief Secretary also took note of works to be done at Rambagh, Flood spill Channel, Lalla Ded Crossing, River front development, Cycle track construction, walkways improvement, Polo View, Gupkar Precinct, Ram Munshibagh Park, Development of Gupkar Road including that of works at Nishat and enroute SKICC. He asked them to complete all of these works before 15th of this month. He also enquired about the status of works to be taken in hand at TRC and Parimpora market.
The Chief Secretary directed the concerned to make all the fountains including new ones functional in the Dal Lake. He also asked them to lit up the street lights along the Dal shore line and make all the installed light clusters functional for overall beautification of the area being the most visited place by the tourists on visit to the city.

He asked VC, LCMA to start water sports activities at Dal Lake besides installation of jetty inside it. He also asked them to complete the designated works at ‘Char Chinar’ and ‘Panch Chinar’ for making them attractive for visitors. He told them that both these destinations have a good potential to attract the visitors thereby offering more opportunities to Shikara wallas and other traders there.
The Chief Secretary was informed that all the works are going on at a satisfactory pace and most of them would be completed by 15th of this month. He was also informed that around 125 works are going on under this Smart City Mission here. It was revealed that out of Rs 321.40 Cr released to SSCL the fund expenditure stands more than 92% and immediately after receiving the next tranche of funds from the UT the Corporation would receive more funds from the Central Government for taking up more works under the Mission adding better infrastructure and avenues to the summer capital of the UT.

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May 6, 2023
Most of the Smart City works to be completed by 15th of this month: Officers to CS

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Takes stock of Sgr Smart City works
Srinagar, May 6 (GNS): Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta today impressed upon the officers of the Srinagar Smart City Ltd (SSCL) including District and Divisional Administration to enhance necessary resources on all the sites where work is going on so that all identified works are completed by mid of this month.
The meeting was attended by Principal Secretary, PDD; Principal Secretary, PWD; Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir; Secretary, Tourism; Deputy Commissioner, Srinagar; Commissioner, SMC/JMC; VC, LCMA; Chief Engineers of PWD and KPDCL besides other concerned officers.
Dr Mehta, while taking stock of works going on under SSCL, exhorted upon the executing agencies to utilize the time very efficiently and continue working in double shifts for successfully completing the projects on time. He told them to see the weather reports for the upcoming week for making best out of it. He even advised them to provide the labourers working on sites with necessary facilities so that they are able to work during inclement weather conditions.
The Chief Secretary urged the executing agencies to monitor the works round the clock for quality work and their timely completion. He asked them to remove the debris at all the completed sites for ease of people and prepare for dedicating them to public at an earliest.
Taking work wise review he asked the Divisional Administration to make sure that aesthetics is maintained in all areas.
The Chief Secretary also took note of works to be done at Rambagh, Flood spill Channel, Lalla Ded Crossing, River front development, Cycle track construction, walkways improvement, Polo View, Gupkar Precinct, Ram Munshibagh Park, Development of Gupkar Road including that of works at Nishat and enroute SKICC. He asked them to complete all of these works before 15th of this month. He also enquired about the status of works to be taken in hand at TRC and Parimpora market.
The Chief Secretary directed the concerned to make all the fountains including new ones functional in the Dal Lake. He also asked them to lit up the street lights along the Dal shore line and make all the installed light clusters functional for overall beautification of the area being the most visited place by the tourists on visit to the city.

He asked VC, LCMA to start water sports activities at Dal Lake besides installation of jetty inside it. He also asked them to complete the designated works at ‘Char Chinar’ and ‘Panch Chinar’ for making them attractive for visitors. He told them that both these destinations have a good potential to attract the visitors thereby offering more opportunities to Shikara wallas and other traders there.
Dr Mehta also asked from Divisional Administration about the condition of Road upto Gulmarg and the status of works taken in hand there. He directed for making all the arrangements before hand and ensure that tourists do not face any inconvenience there.
Dr Mehta also stressed on avoiding confusion in doing any of the works. He told them to make relevant officers responsible for their works so that each of them focuses on their assigned tasks and ensures their completion on time.
The Chief Secretary was informed that all the works are going on at a satisfactory pace and most of them would be completed by 15th of this month. He was also informed that around 125 works are going on under this Smart City Mission here. It was revealed that out of Rs 321.40 Cr released to SSCL the fund expenditure stands more than 92% and immediately after receiving the next tranche of funds from the UTthe Corporation would receive more funds from the Central Government for taking up more works under the Mission adding better infrastructure and avenues to the summer capital of the UT.(GNS)
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May 6, 2023
Most of the Smart City works to be completed by 15th of this month: Officers to CS

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SRINAGAR, MAY 06: Chief Secretary, Dr Arun Kumar Mehta today impressed upon the officers of the Srinagar Smart City Ltd (SSCL) including District and Divisional Administration to enhance necessary resources on all the sites where work is going on so that all identified works are completed by mid of this month.
The meeting was attended by Principal Secretary, PDD; Principal Secretary, PWD; Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir; Secretary, Tourism; Deputy Commissioner, Srinagar; Commissioner, SMC/JMC; VC, LCMA; Chief Engineers of PWD and KPDCL besides other concerned officers.
Dr Mehta, while taking stock of works going on under SSCL, exhorted upon the executing agencies to utilize the time very efficiently and continue working in double shifts for successfully completing the projects on time. He told them to see the weather reports for the upcoming week for making best out of it. He even advised them to provide the labourers working on sites with necessary facilities so that they are able to work during inclement weather conditions.
The Chief Secretary urged the executing agencies to monitor the works round the clock for quality work and their timely completion. He asked them to remove the debris at all the completed sites for ease of people and prepare for dedicating them to public at an earliest.
Taking work wise review he asked the Divisional Administration to make sure that aesthetics is maintained in all areas.
The Chief Secretary also took note of works to be done at Rambagh, Flood spill Channel, Lalla Ded Crossing, River front development, Cycle track construction, walkways improvement, Polo View, Gupkar Precinct, Ram Munshibagh Park, Development of Gupkar Road including that of works at Nishat and enroute SKICC. He asked them to complete all of these works before 15th of this month. He also enquired about the status of works to be taken in hand at TRC and Parimpora market.
The Chief Secretary directed the concerned to make all the fountains including new ones functional in the Dal Lake. He also asked them to lit up the street lights along the Dal shore line and make all the installed light clusters functional for overall beautification of the area being the most visited place by the tourists on visit to the city.
He asked VC, LCMA to start water sports activities at Dal Lake besides installation of jetty inside it. He also asked them to complete the designated works at ‘Char Chinar’ and ‘Panch Chinar’ for making them attractive for visitors. He told them that both these destinations have a good potential to attract the visitors thereby offering more opportunities to Shikara wallas and other traders there.

Dr Mehta also asked from Divisional Administration about the condition of Road upto Gulmarg and the status of works taken in hand there. He directed for making all the arrangements before hand and ensure that tourists do not face any inconvenience there.
Dr Mehta also stressed on avoiding confusion in doing any of the works. He told them to make relevant officers responsible for their works so that each of them focuses on their assigned tasks and ensures their completion on time.
The Chief Secretary was informed that all the works are going on at a satisfactory pace and most of them would be completed by 15th of this month. He was also informed that around 125 works are going on under this Smart City Mission here. It was revealed that out of Rs 321.40 Cr released to SSCL the fund expenditure stands more than 92% and immediately after receiving the next tranche of funds from the UTthe Corporation would receive more funds from the Central Government for taking up more works under the Mission adding better infrastructure and avenues to the summer capital of the UT.
No: PR/DI/23/263/
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May 6, 2023

Gold Rates Fall Down On Today, May 2023: Check New Rates In Your City – Kashmir News

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Gold rates have come down on Saturday, 6 May 2023. Until today, the price of the yellow metal has been on the rise. Gold prices increased on the three consecutive days of May 3, 4 and 5th.

The 10 grams of 22-carat gold in India today cost Rs 56,500 as against Rs 57,200 yesterday and ten grams of 24-carat gold in India today cost Rs 61,640 as against Rs 62,400 yesterday.

Today 22 Carat Gold Price Per Gram in India (INR)

Gram	22K Today	22K Yesterday	Price Change
1 gram	5,650	5,720	-70
8 gram	45,200	45,760	-560
10 gram	56,500	57,200	-700
100 gram	5,65,000	5,72,000	-7,000

Today 24 Carat Gold Rate Per Gram in India (INR)

Gram	24K Today	24K Yesterday	Price Change
1 gram	6,164	6,240	-76
8 gram	49,312	49,920	-608
10 gram	61,640	62,400	-760
100 gram	6,16,400	6,24,000	-7,600

Gram	Today	Yesterday	Price Change
1 gram	₹ 5,760	₹ 5,830	₹ 70▼
8 grams	₹ 46,080	₹ 46,640	₹ 560▼
10 grams	₹ 57,600	₹ 58,300	₹ 700▼

Gram	Today	Yesterday	Price Change
1 gram	₹ 6,048	₹ 6,122	₹ 74▼
8 grams	₹ 48,384	₹ 48,976	₹ 592▼
10 grams	₹ 60,480	₹ 61,220	₹ 740▼

Gold Prices in Top Indian Metros On 6 May 2023

Major Indian Cities	22-Carat Gold Rates Today	24-Carat Gold Rates Today
Chennai	Rs 56,920	Rs 62,090
Mumbai	Rs 56,500	Rs 61,640
Delhi	Rs 56,650	Rs 61,790
Kolkata	Rs 56,500	Rs 61,640
Bangalore	Rs 56,550	Rs 61,690
Hyderabad	Rs 56,500	Rs 61,640
Surat	Rs 56,550	Rs 61,690
Pune	Rs 56,500	Rs 61,640
Visakhapatnam	Rs 56,500	Rs 61,640
Ahmedabad	Rs 56,550	Rs 61,690
Lucknow	Rs 56,650	Rs 61,790
Nashik	Rs 56,530	Rs 61,670

The above gold rates are indicative and do not include GST, TCS and other levies. For the exact rates contact your local jeweller. The above-mentioned list is of the gold prices for the day per 10 grams of 22 carats of gold and 24-carat of gold in various cities across India.

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May 6, 2023

Tag: City

Sanchi Sets New Standard with Inauguration of First Solar City

Under Smart City, Sgr gets maiden wire-free, exclusive pedestrian market

Hyderabad police to restore historic Kotwal building in Old City

NTA Datesheet & Allotment of Examination City of various test

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Hyderabad: City police commissioner inspects new police stations

Hyderabad: 3 yr old girl injured at a city mall, fingers amputated

Most Of The Smart City Works To Be Completed By 15th Of This Month: Officers To CS

Most of the Smart City works to be completed by 15th of this month: Officers to CS

Most of the Smart City works to be completed by 15th of this month: Officers to CS

Gold Rates Fall Down On Today, May 2023: Check New Rates In Your City – Kashmir News

Today 22 Carat Gold Price Per Gram in India (INR)

Today 24 Carat Gold Rate Per Gram in India (INR)

22 Carat Gold Rate in Jammu Kashmir (Today & Yesterday)

24 Carat Gold Rate in Jammu Kashmir (Today & Yesterday)

Gold Prices in Top Indian Metros On 6 May 2023