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Inviting Ideas, Suggestions, Comments for Round -3 Smart City Bihar Sharif Project

Inviting Ideas, Suggestions, Comments for Round -3 Smart City Bihar Sharif Project
Start Date :
Feb 10, 2017
Last Date :
Mar 11, 2017
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Bihar Sharif is the fifth most populous city in the state and district headquarters of Nalanda district. It is a regional, economic ...

Bihar Sharif is the fifth most populous city in the state and district headquarters of Nalanda district. It is a regional, economic
and political hub with excellent rail and road connectivity and is renowned as the capital of South Central Bihar. It is
strategically located with respect to places of immense historical and cultural importance. The ruins at Nalanda, which is a
World Heritage site, is just 13 km away from Biharsharif.

The city has harnessed its agricultural base to develop its industrial sector. The large produce base is a huge potential
(Nalanda district has the second highest agricultural productivity in Bihar with 74.4% of land under cultivation and 57% of the
gross cultivated land irrigated) to facilitate new businesses and innovative ancillary industries that has provided local
employment opportunities. In the last 3 years, some of the noteworthy initiatives at city level under implementation include
increase in energy availability and reduction in outages; improvements in transport through widening of roads & drains , antiencroachment
drives, preparation of intelligent traffic management systems, Implementation of e-governance. Improvements
have been noted in basic infrastructure especially solid waste management, landscape development and sanctioning of a
water supply project.

Our city “Biharsharif” scored 49.11 marks in the previous round of the Smart City selection process. The Government of
India has set benchmark of 55 marks out of 100 for a winning proposal. The feedback given by GoI in previous round is that
the proposal should be more participative. So, Biharsharif Municipal Corporation is currently working on upgrading its
proposals for round 3 of the Smart City mission. One of the key processes of the mission is to engage with the citizens at
every stage in order to prioritize the areas for intervention. The citizen engagement would lead to a meaningful envisioning
exercise and identify the priority areas of physical, social; economic and institutional infrastructure.

To update our proposal in order to achieve the benchmark set by the MOUD and the winning cities, Biharsharif Municipal
Corporation appeal the citizens to engage and provide their suggestions in formulation of the Smart City proposal in Round 3
for our city Biharsharif.

The Smart City proposal in previous round submitted to MOUD can be accessed through the link mentioned below:-
The Smart City Challenge Stage 2

Biharsharif Municipal Corporation aims to engage citizens for ideas , suggestions and comments so that it can be
incorporated to formulate a winning proposal in round 3 . We request you to post your valuable suggestions on or
before 10/03/2017.We request you to spare some of your valuable time and contribute in making Biharsharif as a Smart City.

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SRI MANOJ KUMAR
SRI MANOJ KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Another thriving and profitable construction related business that an entrepreneur who is interested in starting a business should consider starting is a plumbing business. As a matter of fact, a building is not complete with a thorough plumbing job. In recent time, it appears that plumbers are scare to come by; the plumbers that are available in most communities are not enough to service the entire community.
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SRI MANOJ KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Construction and fixing of burglaries are services rendered by welders in the construction industry. So, if you are a welder who is looking towards starting a construction based business, then one of your major options is to go into the construction and fixing of burglaries in building. It is a money – spinning business venture to start. Please note that if you are interested in starting this type of business, then you must undergo welding training.
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DR. SUJIT KUMAR
DR. SUJIT KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Lijnbaan in Rotterdam: This area represents the first purpose-built pedestrian street (little to no auto traffic), opened in 1953. It served as a model for what are known as “pedestrian malls” in the U.S. While still in their infancy, some examples include: Boulder, Colorado; Buffalo, New York; Portland, Maine and Seattle, Washington. A list of U.S. pedestrian malls, including ones that have re-opened to traffic, is presented by Urban Review STL.
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DR. SUJIT KUMAR
DR. SUJIT KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
High Line: Although this elevated park in the sky built on top of the skeleton of an old rail system in New York opened in 2009, it has become one of the world’s greatest urban experiments in turning a former industrial relic into a park. Since then, 2 million visitors have strolled along the six-block greenway between 14th and 20th Streets. Recently, it was announced that the High Line will double in length over the next year.
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DR. SUJIT KUMAR
DR. SUJIT KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Greensburg Sustainable Comprehensive Plan: On 4 May 2007, an F-5 class tornado touched down more than 75 times, took 12 lives, and leveled the town of Greensburg, Kansas. Residents translated this tragedy as an opportunity to rebuild. The Greensburg City Council enacted a requirement that all publicly funded buildings over 4,000 square feet must be built to the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED Platinum certification level, the only city in the world with that level of commitment to sustainable
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DR. SUJIT KUMAR
DR. SUJIT KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Granville Island, Vancouver: Granville Island began its transformation in the late 1970’s from a declining 37-acre industrial park in Vancouver’s False Creek to possibly the most successful urban redevelopment ever seen in North America. Granville Island’s lessons are that great places can be created almost anywhere under any conditions with minimal expense.
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DR. SUJIT KUMAR
DR. SUJIT KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri: Thanks to a city-wide effort involving both for-profit and non-profit partners, Forest Park was restored to the world-class stature it held nearly a century ago. Dedicated on 24 June 1876, and site of the 1904 World’s Fair, the park is home to St. Louis’s major cultural institutions as well as to some of the city’s oldest forested areas. At 1,293 acres, it is approximately 500 acres larger than Central Park in New York.
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VIJAY KUMAR
VIJAY KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Eugene, Oregon: If you want to know about green cities, Eugene make the top five in the Popular Science America’s 50 Greenest Cities. But, it is the most ambitious in this goal, it seems, as wind-generated and hydroelectric sources now generate 85 percent of its energy. They also introduced a hybrid transit system and plans to be carbon neutral with no waste by 2020. Eugene is known as a walkable, bikeable, accessible, active and involved community.
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VIJAY KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Chicago Boulevard System: The history of the Boulevard System of Chicago was conceived in 1837 and constantly expanded over the years; but, by 2001, the increasing popularity of the neighborhood and the trend of tearing down single family homes to build multi-unit condominiums threatened the integrity and historic significance of the boulevards. In 2005, the Chicago City Council designated the “Logan Square Boulevards District” as an official city landmark district, preserving this design for fu
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VIJAY KUMAR
VIJAY KUMAR 9 years 5 months ago
Camden Town, London: Camden Town is largely pedestrian, and the number of residential areas is surprising, considering the number of shops and merchants. It is walkable from most central London districts, and dozens of train and transit lines connect to this area, with the main underground tube station right in the center. There is no one age group, race, gender or socio-economic group that outnumbers another as pedestrians mix for entertainment, living and shopping.
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