Traffic diversions imposed in view of the Republic Day celebrations at IGMC Stadium
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File photo of the Indira Gandhi Municipal Corporation Stadium in Vijayawada.
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Tight security has been arranged for the Republic Day celebrations at the Indira Gandhi Municipal Corporation (IGMC) Stadium here on Tuesday, to be attended by Chief Minister Y.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy.
Police imposed traffic diversions and regulation on M.G. Road (Bandar Road), Police Control Room and some major thoroughfares and other junctions in view of the event.
Traffic will be diverted at RTC ‘Y’ Junction, State Guest House, Prakasam Road, Pushpa Hotel Centre, Raghavaiah Park, Benz Circle, ‘5’ No. Route, Eluru Road and other junctions, the police said and appealed to the public to cooperate.
A man, woman being in a room does not indicate sexual relationship, says Madras HC
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Order on constable’s dismissal quashed
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CHENNAI, 06/12/2011: Aerial view of 150 years of Madras High Court at Chennai.
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Order on constable’s dismissal quashed
The mere presence of a man and a woman inside one roof for some time need not necessarily lead to a conclusion that they were in an illicit sexual relationship, the Madras High Court said and quashed an order dismissing from service a male constable who was found with a woman constable inside his residential quarters.
Now, AI to power virtual police stations
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A total of ₹143 crore for police
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A total of ₹143 crore for police
How about a kiosk at a metro station or some other public place serving as a virtual police station using which will be tantamount to walking into a real police station?
With Artificial Intelligence (AI) being increasingly used in all fields of life, including policing, it may not be a far-fetched idea any longer. Realising this, the State Budget has allocated ₹5 crore towards setting up virtual police stations.
The proposal was probably triggered by the pandemic-related restrictions whereby complainants are encouraged to avoid visits to police stations and fallback on online services. “Initially, they may be restricted to basic stuff such as registering complaints and other policing services. But those virtual police stations can be scaled up to advance levels in due course whereby AI-driven tools can be used in criminal invest
Tenkasi Collectorate to come up on government hospital campus; Chief Minister lays foundation stone
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The 33rd district of Tamil Nadu will have its collectorate on the Government Hospital campus near the new bus-stand on Madurai Road as Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami laid the foundation stone for the campus on Friday from Chennai through video-conferencing. The six-storey building with a plinth area of 28,995 square meters will be constructed at a cost of ₹119 crore on 11.11 acres of land on the government hospital within 18 months. The edifice will house departments of revenue, small savings, district treasury, ‘mahalir thittam’, Electronics Corporation of Tamil Nadu, survey, disaster management, District Employment Office, District Rural Development Agency, backward class welfare, cooperation, registration, agriculture, animal husbandry, public health, forest, offices of Chief Educational Officer, District Educational Officer