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Railways Install Cameras In Over 11,000 Coaches For Passenger Safety: Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Indian Railways has so far fitted 11,535 coaches across zones with CCTV cameras to improve the safety and security of passengers, the Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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Train Accident Averted On Mumbai-Pune Route Due To CCTV Cameras
CCTV cameras installed in the "ghat'' (hilly) section of Mumbai-Pune route for monitoring during monsoon proved useful Thursday night as a train was stopped well in time before it could hit a fallen boulder.
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Railways Want 2,500 Crore For CCTVs At All Stations, Trains
Unable to get further allocations from the Finance Ministry under the Nirbhaya Fund, Indian Railways is exploring the loan route to raise Rs 2,500 crore to install CCTVs at all stations and coaches to ensure state-of-the-art surveillance systems in the entire rail network across the country.
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Railways Mulling Installation Of CCTV Cameras, WiFi Inside Trains
Taking a step forward in women safety, the railways is mulling to install CCTV cameras inside trains and dedicate 2018 to collectively fight against human trafficking, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Not Excuse But Inherited Big Problems, Says Railways Minister: 10 Facts
Targeted for Friday's stampede in Mumbai that killed 23, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal fought off the perception that the government didn't want to invest in safety of suburban commuters but found money for the bullet train. After spending nine hours at meetings, closeted with top bureaucrats, Mr Goyal gave officials powers to spend on safety-rela...
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Railways Gets Rs 1,656 Crore For Installing Bio-Toilets, Cameras
In a boost to the railways' cleanliness and safety drives, the cash-strapped public transporter has received Rs 1,655 crore from the government for the installation of CCTVs at stations and bio-toilets in trains across the country.
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Shan-e-Punjab Express Becomes First Indian Train To Have CCTV Surveillance
Shan-e-Punjab Express today became country's first train to have CCTV cameras installed in all coaches, as part of Railways' efforts to strengthen security of passengers particularly women travellers.
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Railways to Launch Special Safety App for Women Passengers
To curb crimes against women travelers, Railways today said an all-India mobile application service will be launched through which immediate help from the Railway Protection Force could be availed.
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Women Commission's Chief Commends Installation of CCTVs in Trains
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chairperson Swati Maliwal has welcomed reports that CCTV cameras were being installed in train coaches to ensure women's security, but said the Centre should use funds from the budget amount allocated to Railways and not from the Nirbhaya Fund.
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5,000 CCTVs in Delhi Buses in Phase 1, Rs 100 Crore to be Spent: AAP Government
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.
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Railways Install Cameras In Over 11,000 Coaches For Passenger Safety: Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
Indian Railways has so far fitted 11,535 coaches across zones with CCTV cameras to improve the safety and security of passengers, the Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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Train Accident Averted On Mumbai-Pune Route Due To CCTV Cameras
CCTV cameras installed in the "ghat'' (hilly) section of Mumbai-Pune route for monitoring during monsoon proved useful Thursday night as a train was stopped well in time before it could hit a fallen boulder.
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Railways Want 2,500 Crore For CCTVs At All Stations, Trains
Unable to get further allocations from the Finance Ministry under the Nirbhaya Fund, Indian Railways is exploring the loan route to raise Rs 2,500 crore to install CCTVs at all stations and coaches to ensure state-of-the-art surveillance systems in the entire rail network across the country.
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Railways Mulling Installation Of CCTV Cameras, WiFi Inside Trains
Taking a step forward in women safety, the railways is mulling to install CCTV cameras inside trains and dedicate 2018 to collectively fight against human trafficking, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal said today.
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Not Excuse But Inherited Big Problems, Says Railways Minister: 10 Facts
Targeted for Friday's stampede in Mumbai that killed 23, Railways Minister Piyush Goyal fought off the perception that the government didn't want to invest in safety of suburban commuters but found money for the bullet train. After spending nine hours at meetings, closeted with top bureaucrats, Mr Goyal gave officials powers to spend on safety-rela...
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Railways Gets Rs 1,656 Crore For Installing Bio-Toilets, Cameras
In a boost to the railways' cleanliness and safety drives, the cash-strapped public transporter has received Rs 1,655 crore from the government for the installation of CCTVs at stations and bio-toilets in trains across the country.
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Shan-e-Punjab Express Becomes First Indian Train To Have CCTV Surveillance
Shan-e-Punjab Express today became country's first train to have CCTV cameras installed in all coaches, as part of Railways' efforts to strengthen security of passengers particularly women travellers.
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Railways to Launch Special Safety App for Women Passengers
To curb crimes against women travelers, Railways today said an all-India mobile application service will be launched through which immediate help from the Railway Protection Force could be availed.
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Women Commission's Chief Commends Installation of CCTVs in Trains
Delhi Commission for Women (DCW) chairperson Swati Maliwal has welcomed reports that CCTV cameras were being installed in train coaches to ensure women's security, but said the Centre should use funds from the budget amount allocated to Railways and not from the Nirbhaya Fund.
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5,000 CCTVs in Delhi Buses in Phase 1, Rs 100 Crore to be Spent: AAP Government
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.
