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Smart City Aurangabad

Start Date :
Oct 01, 2015
Last Date :
Nov 26, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
Aurangabad, a City situated in Maharashtra stands at the confluence of Ancient Cultural Heritage and Rapid Modernization. Aurangabad, One of the largest urban agglomerates in the ...
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shaikh Nadeemuddin
10 years 6 months ago
Are smart cities only for the able-bodied? Is Aurangabad really a disabled-friendly city?
While urban planners design sustainable cities with improved access for cyclists and walkers, their plans often leave out a major city minority -- the disabled.
mygov_144610830217024071.pdf
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Nitin Pathe
10 years 6 months ago
Govt should focus on;
1. Teach discipline to citizens as they are undisciplined, Still Amiteshkumar is trying hard.
2. tree plantation, as abad is having very less trees in the city.
3. Proper city planning for infrastructure.
4. Neat & Clean Roads
5. Water supply as Marathwada is always suffers from Drought.
6. Our leaders should be reviewed by PM for the progress.
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AKASH SHINDE_2
10 years 6 months ago
In #Aurangabad we should have roads like this (please see the youtube video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iJP7DFt6AU
these types of roads can absorb water that can increase our ground water level which will be big issue in upcoming years.
This will minimize the cost and long-term maintenance for local authorities and developers of water management.
for more details please visit website of this company
http://tarmac.com/solutions/readymix/topmix-permeable/
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govind revaji sambare
10 years 6 months ago
We want peaceful surroundings and clean roads with green planting..ladies are more safety for journey
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Shyam Lawate
10 years 6 months ago
A city can become smart only when all the people work responsibly and respect each others.
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Amit Srivastava
10 years 6 months ago
Along with development of old cities into a smart city there is also the need of hours to develop and adopt a model code for development of new cities Pan India for continuous pace of Smart Development.
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Ajay M Chole
10 years 6 months ago
Dear all- We know that our Aurangabad and Marathwada region overall is facing severe water scarcity. Making Smart-city without water-availability is not possible. I have proposed a project to overcome this water problem using Seawater-Desalination technology. Please go through the news articles published in Lokmat-Times and give me your valuable feedback. Thanks and Regards, Ajay!
mygov_14453207164517041.pdf
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sameer kumawat
10 years 6 months ago
Important points to make aurangabad smarter
1) There should be maximum numbers of gardens for the all
2) All roads should provided with good landscape and plantation on dividers
3) public transport should be proper and efficient by proper management of service.
4)Maximum use of solar energy for street lights, signals and all other applications
5) There should be a app of city where all of us can complaint about our problem and app will be directly connected with respective authority
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Shubham Jain
10 years 6 months ago
I think for any smart city energy is a big concern.Since now a lot of new buildings would come up, I feel most of those buildings should have solar panels installed to make the city energy sufficient or maybe even surplus.Moreover Led bulbs could be used.
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Ravindra Deshpande
10 years 6 months ago
I would like to mention below points which will help Auranagabd to become smart city:
1)Apart from Hazz there is no international flight from Aurangabad.Direct connect to cities like Dubai,London is very important.
2) As this city is tourism capital of Maharashtra, So more efforts should need to take in order to promote Aurangabad as tourism capital.
3) I would suggest to implement BRT in Auranagabd for better public transport.
4) There should be vertical city growth rather than horizontal
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