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THE TIMES OF INDIA, NEW DELHI / GURGAONTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 20198 TIMES CITY | DELHI
Greater Noida: The upco-ming Jewar airport will havesix runaways, which wouldmake it the largest airport inIndia once completed. Thiswas announced by YamunaAuthority CEO Arun VirSingh on Wednesday. Cur-rently, Delhi’s Indira GandhiInternational (IGI) airport isthe only one in the country tohave three runaways.
When finished, Jewar air-port will also be counted alongwith two of the largest air-ports in the world — O’HareInternational Airport in Chi-cago, which is spread over7,200 acres and has eight run-ways, and Dallas/Fort WorthInternational Airport in theUS state of Texas that has se-ven runways.
“Some 5,000 hectares in Je-war is earmarked as an avia-tion hub in Yamuna Express-way Industrial DevelopmentAuthority’s (YEIDA) masterplan. Everything, includingthe six runways, will fall wit-hin these 5,000 hectares desig-nated for the airport. Aftercompletion, Jewar will defini-
tely become India’s largestairport,” CEO Singh said.
The formal announce-ment by YEIDA comes morethan six months after PrimeMinister Narendra Modi saidat an event in Greater Noidathat Jewar would become thecountry’s biggest airport and“all the formalities for it arebeing completed”. CEO Singhsaid the state civil aviation di-rector Surya Pal Gangwar di-rected him on Tuesday to ex-pedite proposals pertaining toextending the two proposedrunways of Jewar airport tofour and eventually six.
YEIDA will now hire Pri-
cewaterhouseCoopers (PwC)to prepare a feasibility report.“The UP government has di-rected me to begin the studyand submit a report on thematter at the earliest. I willask PwC to conduct the feasi-bility study,” he added.
However, Shailendra Bha-tia, the nodal officer for NoidaInternational Airport Limitedthat’s spearheading the pro-ject, said, “While Jewar air-port is expected to start opera-tions with two runways in thefirst phase by 2022-23, buildingadditional runways is a com-ponent of the subsequent pha-ses, which will start after pha-
se 1is commissioned.”In its Vision 2040 report,
the Indian Civil Aviation mi-nistry had said, “The natio-nal capital with 66 millionpassengers in fiscal 2018-19 isnow the seventh largest air-port in Asia. It will see a sig-nificant growth when its fo-urth runway and fourth ter-minal are commissioned inthree to four years.”
According to CEO Singh,YEIDA’s airport traffic projec-tions for next 30 years indicate50-70 million passengers by2050 from areas such as neigh-bouring Haryana, Delhi, Gha-ziabad and Noida.
Will Be World’s 3rd Largest After Chicago & Dallas Facilities
With 6 runways, Jewar tobe India’s largest airport
NCR’S SECOND AIRPORT AT A GLANCE➤ Concessionaire to be selected in January 2020
➤ 5,000 hectaresdesignated for the entire project
➤ First phase of airport to be operational by 2022-23
➤ Two runways to be operational in fi rst phase
➤ PwC to submit feasibility report
PASSENGER CAPACITY OF SOME BIG AIRPORTS
AIRPORTS WHICH HAVE 6 RUNWAYS➤ Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Netherlands➤ Detroit Metropolitan Airport, US➤ Boston Logan International Airport, US➤ Denver International Airport, US
O’Hare International Airport, Chicago
Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas
8 crore8 RUNWAYS
6 crore7
New Delhi: A managerwith a pharmaceuticalcompany was killed and hiswife was injured as the autorickshaw they were travel-ling in rammed a dumpertruck on NH-24 early on Tu-esday. The auto driver wasalso critically injured.
The family was headingtowards Delhi-Faridabadborder at 4am, when the autodriver lost control of the ve-hicle and smashed into thedumper. DCP (east) JasmeetSingh said that a case was re-gistered for causing deathdue to negligence and negli-gent driving. It was foundthat the auto driver had notnoticed the truck parked onone of the side lanes andcrashed into it from behind.
Saurabh Kumar (34) hadboarded the auto with his wi-fe Shefali and two-year-olddaughter from Anand Viharrailway station for Jaitpur.As the auto was crossing theAkshardham flyover, thedumper slowed down andstopped on the lane ahead ofthem. Witnesses said thatthe three-wheeler was goingat a high speed, due to whichit was completely smashedunder the truck. The truckdriver then fled.
Man killed, 2 injured asauto rams
dumper
The Delhi HC’s latest di-rection flows from the2018 Criminal Law
Amendments made by thegovernment. Under it, theamended section 439 of CrPC(dealing with powers of ses-sions court and high court togive bail) specifically provid-ed that these courts, beforegranting bail to a rape ac-cused, shall give notice of theapplication for bail to thepublic prosecutor (PP) with-in a period of 15 days from thedate of receipt of the notice ofsuch application.
It further lays down that itis obligatory for the survivoror complainant to be presenteither in person or throughher lawyer, at the time of hear-ing of the application for bail.
Sources said nearly a yearafter the amendments weremade, enforcement of thesame by courts was found tobe less than satisfactory, sinceit is the IO and the prosecutorwho steer arguments in casesof bail relating to IPC sections376 (3) (rape) or 376AB (puni-shment for rape of a womanunder 12 years of age) or376DA (punishment for gang
rape on a woman under 16years of age) or 376DB (puni-shment for gang rape of awoman under 12 years of age).
“In many cases, the vic-tims were not even aware ofbail pleas being filed and onlyafter the accused was out didthe information reach them,depriving them of a chance tooppose the same. The practicedirections have been issued toensure better and effectivecompliance of the amendedprovisions,” said a source.
The 2018 changes in rapelaws provide for stringentpunishment, including deathpenalty for those convicted ofraping girls below the age of12 years. The amendmentcame in the backdrop of thehorrific rape and murder of aminor girl in Kathua and an-other woman in Unnao. Itstipulates stringent puni-shment for perpetrators ofrape, particularly of girls be-low 16 and 12 years while pro-viding death sentence for ra-pists of girls under 12 years.
The minimum puni-shment in case of rape ofwomen was increased fromrigorous imprisonment ofseven years to 10 years, exten-dable to life imprisonment.
HC directive stemsfrom CrPC changes
New Delhi: Delhi government hasrelaxed some of the stringent ru-les regarding the operation of gu-esthouses that were framed in theaftermath of Hotel Arpit Palace fi-re tragedy.
The communication issued by thedirectorate of local bodies stated thatfor the buildings covered under DelhiSpecial Provisions Act, the fire de-partment would no longer insist fordemolition of the fourth floor and abo-ve for issuance of an NOC. “Instead ofimposing that fire safety certificatemay be granted only if the floors abo-ve third storey are closed, we may ob-tain an affidavit from the hotel ownersthat such spaces will not be used forany purposes that violate any of theclauses stipulated in the earlier notifi-cation,” the directive by the deputy di-rector (local bodies) read.
The dilution order issued onSeptember 21 stated that the hotelsthat have been shut already shouldbe allowed to reopen and given timetill December 31to make changes intheir buildings. It added that if the-re was any subsequent violation,the fire NOC would be withdrawnwith immediate effect.
Hotel Arpit Palace in Karol Baghwas the site of a major blaze on Febru-ary 12 that claimed 17 lives.
Safety normsadopted after
Arpit fire [email protected]
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The ‘112’ helpline hasbeen under works since2015 under PM Modi’s
Digital India initiative. InDelhi, the main call centre tohandle distress calls has beenset up at the Operations andCommunications complex inShalimar Bagh and will bemonitored by DCP (oper-ations and communication).
In case of an emergency, aperson can dial 112 from his orher phone or press the powerbutton thrice quickly on asmart phone to activate a pan-ic call to the emergency re-sponse centre. It offers thecaller an option to speak to anemergency response team bypressing the digit ‘8’ on thekeypad. Following this, thelocation of the person isbeamed through a GPS loca-tor system to the controlroom and is displayed on alarge screen that also showsthe location of the nearestPCR units.
The location of the calleris then shared with the re-sponse unit which areequipped with phablets orsmart phones. It is mapped ona navigator that guides theunit to the location in lessthan five minutes.
Earlier, calls made to 100
or 101were recorded at the po-lice control room before be-ing transferred through wire-less system to a police post orpolice vehicle concerned.
Senior police officers saythat now, once the distresscaller informs the controlroom, the message will be en-crypted into a text immedi-ately even while the caller isonline and sent as messagesto the mobile phones of thenearest PCR unit, the areaSHO and the beat officer.
The location of all the po-lice officers will then be dis-played on a screen at centralpolice control room.
The CPCR can even directmore than one emergencyunits to a location if the feed-
back from the earlier unitsare found to be unsatisfacto-ry. The handlers at the CPCRwill also direct the responseunits to the new location ofthe caller in case, he or shemoves away from the old one.
Special CP (operations)Muktesh Chander said thatthe response time for policeunder this system will reduceby almost 50% due to this. Theresponse time for other de-partments, like fire and disas-ter management team, too,will be halved since the mess-age will be relayed simultane-ously with the click of a but-ton. While the call is being at-tended by the emergency ve-hicles, the CPCR will monitorthe location of every unit.
New Delhi police controlroom will respond faster
The main call centre to handle distress calls at the operations andcommunications complex in Shalimar Bagh will be monitored by a DCP
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New Delhi:In a major outreachto lakhs of tenants in the capi-tal, chief minister Arvind Kejri-wal on Wednesday announcedthat they can now avail free elec-tricity up to 200 units and 50%subsidy on 200 to 400 units beingprovided by the AAP govern-ment to all domestic power con-sumers. They will be allowed toinstall prepaid meters — witho-ut having to get an NOC fromthe landlord — after depositinga nominal fee.
Most of the tenants have sofar been deprived of the subsidybecause many landlords do notprovide separate meters and of-ten charge them Rs 8-10 rupeesper unit. While the last censusestimated the number of te-nants in the city to be around28% of the population, politicalparties believe the figure is nowclose to 40%. A large number ofthem belong to the lower middleclass which is believed to beAam Aadmi Party’s major vo-ting block. They have been rai-
sing this demand for a long time.Mukhyamantri Kirayedar
Bilji Metre Yojana, unveiled byKejriwal at the Delhi secretari-at, is designed to ensure equali-ty in distribution of the govern-ment subsidy on power. “24-ho-ur, cheap electricity is a right ofevery Delhiite. The tenants we-re not able to get a separate po-wer meter so far because theywere required to take an NOCfrom the house owner to get anindependent connection. We ha-ve removed this requirementand the tenants will now get a ki-rayedar meter with just two do-cuments — rent agreement orrent receipt and any identitycard," said the chief minister.
These special meters willcarry stickers indicating thatthese have been installed underthe tenant power scheme. It willreassure the landlords of thesanctity of the tenancy.
"Many home owners havemultiple tenants which signifi-cantly increases power con-sumption against a single con-nection, bringing them under ahigh tariff slab," pointed out
Kejriwal. The tenants need tocall on helpline numbers andthe meters will be delivered totheir houses after documenta-tion and verification, he added.
The chief minister said thatthe landlords need not feel inse-cure and suspicious about thescheme because the meters willnot be a ground for the tenantsto claim themselves as a land-lord in any condition. Moreover,the scheme may lead to low elec-tricity bills for the landlords too.“One power meter for properti-es results in huge electricitybills. With separate connec-tions, many tenants will now getfree electricity. The landlord isalso likely to get the benefit ofthe subsidy,” said Kejriwal.
Since August 1 this year, po-wer consumers in Delhi havenot been required to pay anyt-hing for using electricity up to200 units per month. The AAPgovernment is giving 50% sub-sidy on power since it came topower in 2015. Apart from ma-king power consumption chea-per, it has also encouraged peo-ple to conserve electricity.
Tenants can now get subsidywith separate meters: Kejri
MORE POWER TO CONSUMERSWhat tenants need to do under Mukhyamantri Kirayedar Bijli Meter Yojana
1Get a pre-paid kirayedar
(tenant) meter
2Rent agreement or receipt or any
identity card enough to get a meter
3Meters will have stickers
to reassure homeowners about the tenancy
Source:Delhi govt
Cost of getting a meter Installation
6,000(approx)
Out of this, Rs 3,000is security deposit, which will be returned when a tenant vacates a house
Thoseconsuming up to 200 units need not pay any bill
Tenants using up to 400 units will get existing 50%subsidy
Who will pay how much
Electricity rates in different cities
1,272
1,244
1,374
0
175
194
202
200
BENGALURU
MUMBAI
NOIDA
DELHI
Units Bill
HELPLINENUMBERS
BSES Yamuna
19122BSES Rajdhani
19123Tata Power
19124
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