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FOCUS NEWS New Delhi, Saturday 05 September 20157 Suresh Prabhu Flags Off Andaman Express Through Remote Control From Jammu Tawi to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Minister of Railways Shri Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu, flagged off 16031 Chennai Central Jammu Tawi Andaman Express Train from Jammu Tawi to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra (SVDK). This is the extension of the existing train from Jammu Tawi to Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra(SVDK). The flagging off was done through remote control by organising a video conferencing by Rail Bhawan(New Delhi) and Jammu Tawi Railway Station. The other Dignitaries present at the function at New Delhi end included Dr. Jitender Singh, Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) of Development of North Eastern Region, and MOS in Prime Minister’s Office, Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Department of Atomic Energy and Department of Space, Shri Manoj Sinha, Union Minister of State for Railways, Dr. Nirmal Kumar Singh, Deputy Chief Minister and Minister for Power Development Dr. Jitendra Singh says induction training for IAS officers develops pan-India perspective The Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Development of North Eastern Region (DoNER), MoS PMO, Personnel, Public Grievances, Pensions, Atomic Energy and Space, Dr. Jitendra Singh has said there is need to and Housing & Urban Development, Govt. of Jammu and Kashmir, Shri A.K. Puthia General Manager, Northern Railway. At Jammu end, Member of Parliament Rajya Sabha Shri Shamsher Singh Manhas, Shri Sat Sharma, Member of Legislative Assembly, Jammu and Kashmir were among those present on the occasion. In his address the Minister of Railways Shri Suresh Prabhakar Prabhu said that it is necessary to provide good transportation facilities to the places of pilgrimage from every part of the country. Indian Railway is making sincere efforts in providing best connectivity to the places of pilgrimage. He said that Ministry of Railway is committed to the development of Railway infrastructure in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. He said that a meeting of consultative committee attached with Ministry of Railway was organised at Srinagar recently. Shri Suresh Prabhu said that he will soon hold a meeting at Jammu to review the progress of various Railway Projects. Shri Suresh Prabhu reiterated that Hon’ble Prime Minister has always been emphasizing the need to give priority to the development activities in Jammu and Kashmir. In his address, Dr. Jitender Singh said that it is heartening to see that Indian Railways is paying a lot of attention to the development of the Railway Infrastructure in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. He complemented Indian Railways for meeting the demand of people of Katra for increased connectivity with rest of the Nation. He pointed out that Railway represents the culture of the country. He said that when the train services reached Katra, many people of the region saw a train for the first time in the life. In his address Dr. Nirmal Singh appreciated the steps taken by Indian Railways to provide better connectivity to Katra from different parts of the country. He said that Hon’ble Prime Minister has been personally concerned about the Railway Projects in the Jammu and Kashmir. He praised the Railway Minister Shri Suresh Prabhu for his dynamism and initiatives in improving the Railway services. Shri A.K.Puthia in his welcome address outlined the progress of various Railway Projects being undertaken in Jammu and Kashmir. MOU SIGNED BY OFFICERS OF CATS AND WIPRO BEFORE DY. CHIEF MINISTER, MANISH SISODIA New Delhi: Following the Delhi Cabinet Decision 2173 dated 16-07-2015 approving the implementation of free “Home to Hospital Care” emergency medical response ambulance service to the people of Delhi through Centralised Accident & Trauma Services (CATS), the CATS and M/S WIPRO Ltd today signed the MOU(Memorandum of Understanding) at Delhi Secretariat for setting up of State of Art modern control room at Laxmi Nagar in trans Yamuna area in Delhi. The MOU was signed by Shri R. K. Dabral of CATS and Shri Manish Kumar of WIPRO Ltd., the Head of looking after Central Government. The work of the setting of the control room will start in the next week of this month. As per the cabinet decision three project components involved are as follows: a) Procurement of 110 (100BLS and 10ALS) new ambulances; b) Setting up of Modern Control Room; c) Outsourcing of Operation and Maintenance of CATS ambulance service The meeting was attended by Special Secretary, Health, Shri F. O. Hashmi, Special Secretary to CM and Special Project Officer, Dr. N. Vasanta Kumar & Senior Officer of CATS and WIPRO Ltd.. Details of Modern Control Room Project: An agreement was signed between CATS and M/s Wipro Limited for establishing modern control room in the presence of Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister on 04-09-2015. The infrastructure, features and functional outputs envisaged in the proposed modern control room are as per the best international practices. This new control room will be the most advanced in India, capable to meet the present and future requirements in terms of hardware infrastructure, software application, etc. The scope of work under the project includes civil & electrical work at identified site, setting up of Data Centre, Control Room cum Call Centre, backup control room, development of software application for all activities envisaged in the project, maintenance of hardware and infrastructure and onsite technical support for six years after Go-live. Key features of the proposed modern control room are as under: a) Setting up of 20 seats, Tier-2 level, ISO 27001 certified Data Centre; b) ISO 11064 certified control room infrastructure; c) 4 seats backup control room; d) Cloud storage for control room data backup; e) Application based “Caller Location Identification System” for smart phones and MTNL landline phones to know the exact coordinates of caller on GIS map; f) Real time vehicle locating/tracking of all ambulances through GPS device; g) Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system to dispatch the nearest available ambulance(s) and for seamless call management; h) Mobile Data Terminal on all ambulances for call transfer and event logs; i) Automatic route navigation system to reach the incident site at shortest possible time; j) Feeding patient/victim data through software application and system based hospital selection based on facilities available on casualty/emergency department; k) Pre-Hospital Notification System in 60 state/central/private hospitals/institutions for prior intimation regarding arrival of patient by CATS ambulances; l) Real time “Call in Queue” in Control Room for efficient call management; m) Communicating call registration information through “SMS” and event log based online call tracking for caller; n) Application Software for performing various downstream operations like analytics, integrated data management, generating timely alerts, various reports, etc. o) The software application will have feature to identify the incidents of mass casualties and generate automatic alerts and response to other agencies. Total Project cost is Rs. 13,92,73,158/- which includes 6 years project maintenance cost and technical support cost. The Modern Control Room will be functional within 175 days from signing of Agreement. constantly reorient ourselves to the emerging national and global trends. Speaking at the Induction training programme for officers who have been newly inducted into Indian Administrative Service (IAS) from different States, here today, Dr Jitendra Singh said one of the primary objectives of an exercise like this is to enable the officers who will have to spend most of their service time in the States to develop a pan-India or an All-India perspective. Dr. Jitendra Singh said a pan-India vision in governance not only helps the officer to deliver better but also enables him to serve with equal utility in any part of this vast country. The task gets further compounded because of the fact that 2015-India is confronted with new challenges of a different nature and with the avowed goal of emerging as a global power in the next few years. To that extent, this could perhaps be described as one of the best times for a bureaucrat to serve when India is destined to rise to the top of the world and the bureaucrats of the next generation are going to be important players and active participants in the making of new history, he added. Dr. Jitendra Singh said, Indian Administrative Service has come a long way since the times it was adopted as a legacy of erstwhile Indian Civil Services even though that comparison is unequal and unfair because the responsibilities of an Indian bureaucrat are much more complex and diverse compared to his counterpart in any other part of the world. Over the years the magnitude of responsibilities has increased and added to this is the high level of accountability with constant media and public scrutiny, he added. Under the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, Dr Jitendra Singh said, Government of India is committed to provide maximum governance with minimum government which means providing optimum opportunity to every bureaucrat to perform to the best of his ability and potential to perform without intimidation. At the same time, the bureaucrats will also be expected to constantly experiment and evolve new reforms which can do away with obsolete rules and make the governance easy and people-friendly, he added. In this context, he also cited the Modi Government’s revolutionary decision to do away with the practice of getting certificates attested and instead introduce the self-attested certification. Wishing the newly inducted IAS Officers a fruitful career in future, Dr. Jitendra Singh said the Indian Administrative Service perhaps offers one of the best and widest opportunities to serve the nation and society. Kiren Rijiju visits Defence Research Development Organization The Minister of State for Home Affairs, Shri Kiren Rijiju has visited the Defence Research Development Organization (DRDO) namely Defence Materials and Stores Research and Development Establishment (DMSRDE) at Kanpur today, for familiarization and interaction with the officials to discuss the latest technology available with them, especially the Bullet Proof Jackets and protection gears. The visit also aimed at Police Modernization by developing active collaboration with DRDO for development of products from the point of view of Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) and, if required, by the States Police. The MoS (Home) was briefed by Shri Bhujang Rao, DS & DG (NS&M), DRDO about the Bullet Proof Jacket development by DRDO and the dynamic and ever changing Qualitative Requirements in respect of Bullet Proof Jackets. Thereafter MoS (Home) was given a brief insight into the various aspects of the Bullet Proof Jackets, Ballistic and Blast Protection Systems and Personal Protection Gears. It was informed that DRDO is trying to collaborate with the Ministry of Home Affairs for development of various equipments for use by CAPFs. The delegation of the MHA and the officers of DMSRDE also met the representatives of the Private Sector who raised the issues of common concern and the need for partnership with Private Sector in order to give thrust to “Make in India” Policy. They informed that apart from collaborating with DMSRDE, the Private Sector Arms manufacturer are doing very well on international level and supplying Bullet Proof Jackets to number of countries. Kiren Rijiju in his interaction with the DRDO officials as well as with Media emphasized the need for Police Modernization. He stressed that the Ministry of Home Affairs gives utmost importance for the safety and protection of the Force Personnel and all out efforts will be made to provide best protective gear which is comfortable and gives operational ease as well. He commented that world should see us as the country which provides the best safety equipments and gears to its Force Personnel and as the emerging superpower this position cannot be compromised in any condition. While appreciating the capabilities of DRDO, he stressed the need for better and active collaboration with MHA and keeping pace with latest technological up-gradation and ensuring timely supply of the products. He also appreciated the Private Sector for their role in pushing the technological up-gradation technology and exhorted them to participate in the transparent process of procurement by the Ministry with best possible offer. Kiren Rijiju was accompanied by the Joint Secretary (Police Modernization) and other officers of the Ministry of Home Affairs, representatives from the Central Armed Police Forces and BPR&D.
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