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Discussion for Dehradun Smart City

Start Date: 18-02-2020
End Date: 31-03-2020

Dehradun has been shortlisted in the Smart Cities challenge by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs. ...

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Dehradun has been shortlisted in the Smart Cities challenge by Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs.

The Dehradun Municipal Corporation hereby invites citizens to come forward and share their opinions about the issues and bottlenecks plaguing the city and suggest their vision along with innovative, sustainable and SMART solutions with regard to the following Area-Based Strategies:

• Retrofitting (Planning and improvement of infrastructure in an existing built-up area).
• Redevelopment (Replacement of existing built-up area and co-creation of new layout with enhanced infrastructure).
• Greenfield Development (planning and development in new areas)

Dehradun Municipal Corporation is looking forward to the valuable suggestions and continued support of all Dehradun citizens in this endeavor.

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Shivangi Manjhwar 5 years 6 months ago

As all we know that DEHRADUN is smart city and we need to safe their roads and we should tell their traditional foods and dance to all that Dehradun develop more and more.
Thank you

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Sonu Kumar yadav 5 years 6 months ago

Dehradur so smart city and beauty full but pollution not not smart city control pollution and so they Narendra Modi so beauty full prime minister pollution control 2022 end

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Ravi Saxena 5 years 6 months ago

Strict vigilance and action be done on vehicular emissions as per norms should be undertaken on retailer basis at different posts to control the vehicular pollution, a major cause of environmental protection and pollution.

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Ravi Saxena 5 years 6 months ago

For making Dehradun as a smart city it is essential that citizens should also follow the rules and regulations timely and properly but in practice it can be seen that rules violators violates rules intentionally without fear as there is no check out and punishment. For a smart city it is essential that roads should be clean and traffic be followed systematically but traffic violators do it without observing traffic rules. This has made the city more congested and movement a difficult task.

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Rakshit Taneja 5 years 6 months ago

uttrakhand has the abundant source of natural resources, we should use the resources as we could do in a great we should start launching solar powered product like we can add to there daily city bus and vikram services, we can upgrade from we should go through to promote our uttarakhand speciality things in a common way because it is all are enviorment friendly, we can made our Uttarakhand railway stations ans bus stands are all should be solar powered and they can recycle there all water also

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Shreshth sagar kasaudhan 5 years 6 months ago

Sir
My Views are as follow :
(1) Better roads.
(2) New CNG buses for city transport.
(3) Organized green cover across roads.
(4) Dustbins sufficient in numbers at public places.
(5) Appreciation to citizens who follow rules as it will move others to follow the same.
(6) Suggestion Box in each locality to invite suggestion regarding Smart City.

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Pathakota Sashidhar Reddy 5 years 6 months ago

Once a picturesque town in the foothills of the Himalayas, Dehradun, the capital city of Uttarakhand, is now crumbling under rising population, rapid infrastructure development at the cost of ecologically sensitive areas, decaying water bodies and poor waste management.The city’s inclusion in the Smart City Mission in 2017 has not been able to revive its fortunes much either. Situated between the rivers Ganga and Yamuna, the Dehradun valley is almost 70 km long. It has a history of being a fer

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Deepak Singhal 5 years 6 months ago

We need elevated roads in Dehradun. There's no space in the hill station for wide roads; the only option we have is of elevated roads.

Currently traffic is getting worst over time.

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