Delhi to install 20,000 smart streetlights by Diwali

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The city government is replacing thousands of old, dysfunctional streetlights with new smart LED technology.
A new centralised Command and Control Centre will allow officials to monitor the system in real-time and identify faults remotely.
The project costs approximately 473 crore rupees and is expected to save the government 30 crore rupees annually.
Linking payments to the performance of the private contractor aims to ensure ongoing maintenance and reliability.

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“By Diwali we have a target to replace 20,000 old streetlights with smart lights across the city. The biggest feature of the new system will be its centralised Command and Control Centre”
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…20,000 new smart streetlights by Diwali as old and dysfunctional lights will be replaced. PWD minister Parvesh Verma said they have set this target. The entire exercise is targeted for completion by January next year. “ By Diwali we have a target to replace 20,000 old streetlights with smart lights across the city. The biggest feature of the new system will be its centralised Command and Control Centre ,” Verma said, adding that the system would enable officials to identify malfunctioning lights immediately and operate them remotely. The new lighting system will be linked to a centralised Command and Control Centre at…

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