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Smart City Tirupati

Smart City Tirupati
Start Date :
Sep 28, 2015
Last Date :
Dec 01, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Tirupati city is situated in between 13.65°North Longitude 79.42°East Longitude.It is the largest city in the Rayalaseema region and also the 3rd largest growing city of the ...

Tirupati city is situated in between 13.65°North Longitude 79.42°East Longitude.It is the largest city in the Rayalaseema region and also the 3rd largest growing city of the Indian state Andhra Pradesh next to Vizag and Vijayawada. The area of the Tirupati Municipal Corporation is 27.44 Sq. Km with population of 3,74,260 ( As per 2011 census) with 50 Election wards and 69Notified and non- notified slums.

The Tirupati City has been shortlisted by Ministry of Urban Development as one of the 100 smart cities in India. The Tirupati Municipal Corporation is preparing the smart city proposals that will provide smart and innovative solution to the urban infrastructure issues. In order to prepare smart city proposals the citizens of Tirupati city and other citizens are requested to post their views and opinion how services being provided by Tirupati Municipal Corporation pertaining to city basic infrastructure such as water supply, sanitation, solid waste management, underground drainage, storm water drainage, housing, amenities related to recreational activities and non motorized transport, security etc., it is to essential to frame the vision of Tirupati city and to get short listed to the smart city challenge where 20 cities will be selected in the first year.

Let us join together in making Tirupati as smart city.

Please provide your suggestion and feedback latest by 30th November, 2015.

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Vijay Rana
Vijay Rana 10 years 2 months ago
No Smart City Without Footpaths. Pl make walkable, stumble-free, and encroachment-free footpaths in every smart city for ordinary citizens, particularly for the elderly and children. There cannot be a smart city without footpaths.
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o v gnana prakash
o v gnana prakash 10 years 2 months ago
Sir, Installation of Bio Toilets and keeping premises clean of the area, always on a tap of cleaning the toilets are must as this is highly running populated area. Importance should be given to these lines, local government should give priority on cleanliness. As discussed earlier, saperate corridor for Hospitals, Educational Institutions and other facilities to be drawn for convenience of public by considering other's opinions also.
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S Suresh
S Suresh 10 years 2 months ago
Dormitories can be provided on 12 hour checkout basis by tourism department or TTD at affordable rates so that the number of people resting in public places like the railway station is reduced .Beggars can be trained as tourist guides, cooks and given loans to start independent ventures by MUDRA bank.
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Ashish Agarwal_15
Ashish Agarwal_15 10 years 2 months ago
CCTV must be installed at not only main roads but also at hidden points of the city and must be under supervision of a separate and special department for security.
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Ashish Agarwal_15
Ashish Agarwal_15 10 years 2 months ago
An important issues is: pure drinking water. The water people receive at home should be drinkable without needing any extra purification process. I would't call a city "smart" if even as basic need as pure water is not served to its citizen. changes. #SmartCity #MyGov
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KRIPAN AYUDH ROY
KRIPAN AYUDH ROY 10 years 2 months ago
The followings may be few suggestive measures for a smart and clean city: 1. Street washing before sweeping; 2. Use Bio-disposers to dispose kitchen / bio-degradable waste directly to sewer network. 3. Areas without sewer network may be provided with Bio-digesters for tackling bio-degradable waste. 4. Manage all type of Solid Waste separately without co-mingling for efficient reuse / recycling. & 5. Prefer to provide decentralised sanitation facilities, community managed & self sustainable.
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SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI 10 years 2 months ago
Sir, in the rest of the town & the foothills the lives of the local population is entwined with that of the TTD. Mostly agrarian, this section can be tapped with farming inputs to increase the yield of rice & mango crop. Horticulture will also be suitable here and an effort made to familiarise the locals with newer techniques & e-retail-auction. Children willing to take up other avenues should be encouraged with computing & BPO's for which hi-speed cables & electricity will be necessary.
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SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI 10 years 2 months ago
Sir, the main and only attraction will continue to remain the Shrine of Lord Balaji, hence any proposal for improvement should factor in the concerns of the locals & devotees. More green energy in the form of a solar park, recharging ground water resources, further afforestation to hold the integrity of the hills & mountain sides, increase monitoring with security cameras, increase highway short stay centers. TTD should probably create a mobile app for e-seva / e-ticketing with id security.
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SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI
SUCHITRA RAGHAVACHARI 10 years 2 months ago
Sir, the holy towns of Tirumala-Tirupathi are synonymous with TTD & the benevolent presence of the Lord of the Seven Hills. TTD along with the local governmental bodies has been pro-active in afforestation, green energy, water conservation, health care, transport & highway assistance, hospitality & transport hubs. Given the high density of travelling population, the security perception & the sensitive spiritual nature of the place, improvements should be planned suitably, carefully.
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