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www.itsindiaforum.comRoad safety experts stressed on the need for urgent implementation of anIntelligent Transport System(ITS) in India, one of the developing countries with ahigh risk of road accidents and fatalities due to ever-increasing trafficcongestion.Speaking at an event organised by International Road Federation -IndiaChapter (IRF-IC), Bureau of Indian Standards Transportation EngineeringDepartment Chairman Balraj Bhanot said ITS is a method of improving road safetyby providing drivers with real-time information about road conditions. "We mustanticipate and be ready for the problems and challenges that are ahead. This iswhere ITS can play a vital part," he added. Also, speaking at the event, IRF presidentemeritus K K Kapila said the best way to improve road safety in the country is touse intelligent transport system technology.ITS can be crucial, especially in thewinter period as initial hazard warnings can be displayed on public informationwebsites and interactive maps and mobile applications, he added. Implementation of intelligent transportsystem to enhance road safety, trafficmanagement, say Mr Balraj Bhanot - Co Chair ITS IndiaITS India is all set torepresent ITS India Pavilionat ITS AP Jakarta 2024Event on internationallevelNEWSLETTER

Exclusive Discount for ITS India Members: As avalued member of ITS India Pavilion, you can takeadvantage of a special discounted rate.Exclusive Discount for ITS IndiaMembers: As a valued member of ITSIndia Pavilion, you can takeadvantage of a special discountedrate to attend the ITS Asia PacificForum 2024. You will get a Rebatefrom the Actual Amount. Don't missthis chance to save on registrationfees while gaining access toinvaluable knowledge andconnections.Benefits in the Event: Gain insights and access toPlenary Sessions and SpecialInterest Session1.Invitation to Opening Ceremony2.Free Access to Exhibition Area3.Get networking opportunities withstakeholders from around theworld4.Coffee Break and Lunch5.Joining with ITS India provides several unique benefits that may not be available by directly joiningfrom the official ITS AP site:Community Connection: By joining ITS India, members become part of a local community oftransportation professionals, fostering networking opportunities and collaborations within theregion. This can lead to more targeted discussions and partnerships relevant to the Indiancontext.1.Representation: ITS India Pavilion represents the specific interests and needs of the Indiantransportation sector within the larger ITS community. This ensures that member voices areheard and that solutions proposed at the international level take into account the uniquechallenges and opportunities present in India.2.Discounts and Benefits: ITS India Pavilion will negotiate special discounts and benefits for itsmembers, such as discounted rates for conferences and access to exclusive events. These perkscan enhance the value proposition of joining ITS India compared to joining directly through ITSAP.3.www.itsindiaforum.com

NHAI issued EOI for Selection of Consortium partner for “Design,Supply, Installation, Testing, Commissioning and OperationMaintenance of Advanced Traffic Management System on Delhito Agra Section of NH-19 on EPC mode.EOIs are invited from all eligible bidders for Pre-Tender Tie-up with TCIL for “Selection of partnerfor Design, Supply, Installation, Testing, Commissioning and Operation & Maintenance ofAdvanced Traffic Management System on Delhi to Agra Section of NH-19 on EPC mode” againstclient’s Tender No. IHMCL/ATMS/2023/03 Dated 14.02.2024 .DSITC Operation and Maintenance of Advanced Traffic Management System on Delhi to AgraSection of NH-19 on EPC mode Telecommunications Consultants India Ltd. (TCIL) is a Govt. of IndiaEnterprise, under Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications. It was set upin 1978 to share Indian experience and expertise with developing countries and to assist bulkusers of telecom services in setting up dedicated telecom networks.TCIL has been undertaking various projects in all fields of telecommunications and informationtechnology and also continuously deploying new technologies in the field of Telecom Software,Switching and Transmission Systems, Cellular Services, Rural Telecommunications, Optical Fiberbased Backbone Transmission Systems etc. TCIL has diversified its operation and has beenexecuting projects in the field of Civil Infrastructure, Architecture and Power, Rural Roads and CivilConstruction. TCIL has been executing projects in the latest technologies like FTTH, VOIP, IPTV etc.TCIL intends to participate in this tender “State Data Centre IT Infrastructure Expansion” as Bidderfor scope of work. This EOI is floated for selection of back-end partners ready to work in the aboveproject for TCIL on an exclusive basis.www.itsindiaforum.com

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Base prices for 5G spectrum raised 9-12% for May 20, 2024 auctionThe 5G spectrum auction is about tounleash a torrent of terabytes,transforming Indian roads into ablazing-fast Autobahn for data.Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel arealready preening their chrome grilles,ready to race into the 5G fast lane.But Vodafone Idea? They're still stuckat the starting line, franticallysearching for that elusive pile ofinvestment rupees to fuel theirengine.This May 20th auction is shaping up tobe a high-octane showdown! We'retalking mind-blowing speeds, near-instantaneous connectivity, andenough data to download a millionmovies in a minute (well, maybe notthat fast, but you get the idea). Experts predict a data deluge, with self-driving cars weaving through traffic like digital racecars,seamlessly communicating with each other and smart infrastructure. Imagine traffic jamsbecoming a relic of the past, replaced by a flawlessly orchestrated ballet of autonomous vehicles.Buckle up, India, because this 5G auction is about to shift gears on the entire transportationlandscape!In the midst of all this high-speed data race, there's plenty for everyday folks to cheer about!Here's how 5G can benefit you:Supercharged Downloads & StreamingSharper Mobile GamingAugmented Reality on the GoSmarter Cities, Safer LivesBoost for BusinessesWhile the initial rollout might be felt more in urban areas, 5G's potential to improve our daily livesis undeniable. It's like getting a high-speed upgrade for your phone, your city, and your overalldigital experience!www.itsindiaforum.com

www.itsindiaforum.com.Uttar Pradesh released Artificial Intelligence Strategic PolicyFramework, March 2024This policy framework document is premised on the proposition that Uttar Pradesh, given itsstrengths and characteristics, has the potential to position itself among leaders on the Global AImap – with a unique brand of #AIforAll. The approach in this paper focuses on how Uttar Pradeshcan leverage the transformative technologies to ensure social and inclusive growth in line with thedevelopment philosophy of the government. In addition, we should strive to replicate thesesolutions in other similarly placed developing countries. #AIforAll will focus on harnessingcollaborations and partnerships, and aspires to ensure prosperity for all. The purpose of this paper is to lay the ground work for evolving the State Strategy for ArtificialIntelligence. While this paper includes several recommendations, some of which may be deemeddisruptive, specifics (e.g. execution and financial implications) have been consciously avoided,since wider consultations and consensus building is needed to refine these recommendations.This document is intended to serve as an “essential pre-read” in building a truly transformativeapproach in pursuit of #AIforAll. To truly reap the benefits of deploying AI at scale, the reportidentifies the following barriers that need to be addressed in order to achieve the goals of#AIforAll: a) Lack of broad-based expertise in research and application of AI, b) Absence of enabling data ecosystems – access to intelligent data, c) High resource cost and low awareness for adoption of AI, d) Privacy & security, including a lack of formal regulations around anonymization of data, e) Absence of collaborative approach to adoption and application of AI.Read Complete