Projects facing delays because of lukewarm response from private players and operational challenges
Govt has earmarked Rs 48,000 crore for the development of these cities
Since January last year, the government has announced three lists of smart cities
70 percent of urban spaces, which are supposed to surface by 2030 and are crucial for India's smart city project, are yet to be built
Only directly elected and empowered officers can run smart cities
India's cities are bursting at the seams because poor people are migrating to them in search of work and finding a place to live only in slums, old and new
In the fourth of a five-part series, Business Standard analyses the plans and preparations in the city
In the third of a five-part series, Business Standard writes on Visakhapatnam and how it is aiming to be like San Francisco, with plenty of input from the US
In the second of a five-part series, Business Standard captures the action in Bhubaneswar, which has emerged first in the Smart City Challenge competition earlier this year
Business Standard brings to you a five-part series on smart cities. We begin with Surat as the city prepares for a new future
The 13 cities selected in the Fast Track Smart City Competition have proposed a total investment of Rs 30,229 crore
The government is set to announce another 13 to 14 cities very soon taking the total to 34 that will be financed in the first round under the Smart City Mission
To facilitate machine-to-machine communication in devices like CCTV cameras and ACs to be deployed in smart cities
German firms seek to contribute in the areas of residential housing, efficient water supply, waste water management and renewable energy
Union Budget 2014-15 had allocated Rs 7,060 cr for smart cities but the funds were not used