New Delhi, May 31 (Ians) Delhi is set to have an Integrated Traffic Management System (Itms) by the end of 2024, aiming to reduce congestion, enable faster and smarter vehicular movement and a detailed Project Report (Dpr) for the Rs 1400 crore project has been prepared and is ready for implementation, following a comprehensive survey of various intersections in the city, said Surender Singh Yadav, Special Commissioner of Police (Traffic).
The survey includes analyzing factors such as traffic volume, average road speed, pedestrian movement, stoppage time, and average travel time at junctions.
“Geographic information systems will also be utilized to predict real-time traffic patterns based on the city’s geography and topography,” explained Yadav at the ‘Responsible Behavior & Smart Mobility’ road safety conference organized by Assocham.
The Itms, which incorporates machine learning and artificial intelligence, will enable the seamless passage of emergency vehicles, such as ambulances and fire tenders.
“The project aims to...
The survey includes analyzing factors such as traffic volume, average road speed, pedestrian movement, stoppage time, and average travel time at junctions.
“Geographic information systems will also be utilized to predict real-time traffic patterns based on the city’s geography and topography,” explained Yadav at the ‘Responsible Behavior & Smart Mobility’ road safety conference organized by Assocham.
The Itms, which incorporates machine learning and artificial intelligence, will enable the seamless passage of emergency vehicles, such as ambulances and fire tenders.
“The project aims to...
- 5/31/2023
- by Agency News Desk
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New Delhi, Feb 7 (Ians) The consulting and services sector has urged the Centre to re-look at the Goods and Services Tax (Gst) collection regime.
“At present, the service sector and consultants pay their taxes as conscientious professionals and firms and feel utterly frustrated as Gst has to be deposited on accrual and due basis. The Gst have to be deposited within 30 days of raising of Invoice and not on receipt of dues from the customer/client, “said K.K. Kapila, former president Consulting Engineers Association of India (Ceai) and past co-chair Ficci Infra committee.
Consulting engineering companies are engaged in the service sector and totally dependent for survival on timely receipt of dues from the clients.
He said that banks are reluctant to advance finance to professionals, and in any case are averse to funding payment/deposit of Gst and Income Tax.
“Delay in receipt of dues from clients adversely...
“At present, the service sector and consultants pay their taxes as conscientious professionals and firms and feel utterly frustrated as Gst has to be deposited on accrual and due basis. The Gst have to be deposited within 30 days of raising of Invoice and not on receipt of dues from the customer/client, “said K.K. Kapila, former president Consulting Engineers Association of India (Ceai) and past co-chair Ficci Infra committee.
Consulting engineering companies are engaged in the service sector and totally dependent for survival on timely receipt of dues from the clients.
He said that banks are reluctant to advance finance to professionals, and in any case are averse to funding payment/deposit of Gst and Income Tax.
“Delay in receipt of dues from clients adversely...
- 2/7/2023
- by News Bureau
- GlamSham
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