How smart are our cities after six years?
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How smart are our cities after six years?

The Smart Cities Mission has been a fabulous idea which needs dynamism in approach with a little change in policy. After six years of having launched the Smart Cities Mission (SCM), the government brought together its report card of completed projects, tendered projects and work orders issued. A total of 2,665 projects worth 45,080 crore (22 per cent by value) have been fully completed and are operational, as on June 23, 2021.

So, has the Mission achieved its objective? If projects worth 22 per cent have been completed, have these provided the desired results? What has been the impact of these completed projects? Are these cities closer to satisfying their citizens than when the Mission began?

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The Smart Cities Mission has been a fabulous idea which needs dynamism in approach with a little change in policy. After six years of having launched the Smart Cities Mission (SCM), the government brought together its report card of completed projects, tendered projects and work orders issued. A total of 2,665 projects worth 45,080 crore (22 per cent by value) have been fully completed and are operational, as on June 23, 2021. So, has the Mission achieved its objective? If projects worth 22 per cent have been completed, have these provided the desired results? What has been the impact of these completed projects? Are these cities closer to satisfying their citizens than when the Mission began? Click here to read more

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