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www.theasianindependent.co.uk<br />

TECH<br />

<strong>September</strong> <strong>2018</strong><br />

19<br />

No file on<br />

CCTVs<br />

pending with<br />

us: Delhi L-G<br />

New Delhi : Delhi Lt<br />

Governor Anil Baijal's office<br />

on Monday said that no file<br />

related to installation of<br />

CCTVs across the national<br />

capital is pending with it.<br />

"A misleading impression is<br />

being created through certain<br />

media posts and releases that<br />

the file for the installation of<br />

closed-circuit televisions in<br />

Delhi is pending with the office<br />

of the Lt Governor. "It is clarified<br />

that this is incorrect. No<br />

file pertaining to CCTVs is<br />

pending with the L-G's office,"<br />

the Raj Niwas said in a statement<br />

here. The women MLAs<br />

of the Aam Aadmi Party posted<br />

videos on the social media on<br />

Raksha Bandhan on Sunday to<br />

demand that the L-G should<br />

not hamper the CCTV installation<br />

project.<br />

PUNJAB rolls out module for<br />

online property transactions<br />

Chandigarh : The Punjab government<br />

on Thursday launched a facility for online<br />

property transactions in the state to bring<br />

efficiency and transparency in the system.<br />

Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder<br />

Singh launched the 'PUDA 360', an e-<br />

properties module to facilitate online<br />

property transactions, here.<br />

The facility is being provided by the<br />

Punjab Urban Planning and Development<br />

Authority (PUDA). The Chief Minister<br />

said that the application would go a long<br />

way in providing seamless services to the<br />

San Francisco : Facebook<br />

has restored the cross-posted<br />

tweets of its users that temporarily<br />

disappeared following the<br />

removal of the Twitter app from<br />

Facebook, the media reported.<br />

Twitter requested the deletion<br />

of its app from Facebook as it<br />

became useless there earlier this<br />

month following Facebook's<br />

move to give effect to an earlier<br />

decision to remove a feature that<br />

allowed people to cross-post<br />

updates from Twitter, Axios<br />

reported on Wednesday. But little<br />

did it know that the removal<br />

people related to property<br />

matters.<br />

"The online process<br />

would also make the e-<br />

auction more convenient<br />

and give a common platform<br />

to the<br />

promoters/builders/individuals<br />

for advertising<br />

their projects and properties<br />

online," Amarinder<br />

said on the occasion.<br />

Besides improving the<br />

of the app would delete any old<br />

posts of its users from<br />

Facebook.<br />

The users who found out on<br />

Tuesday that some of their old<br />

cross-posted tweets went missing<br />

from Facebook were surprised<br />

too, the report said. "A<br />

Twitter admin requested their<br />

delivery of PUDA<br />

services, it would help<br />

check delays in sanction<br />

of building plans,<br />

issuance of No<br />

Objection Certificate,<br />

issuance of<br />

Conveyance Deed<br />

and Transfer of<br />

Property etc. All these<br />

services are currently<br />

offered offline, a<br />

Punjab government<br />

Facebook restores cross-posted<br />

tweets that disappeared<br />

spokesperson said here. The Chief Minister<br />

said the applicants would now get the<br />

option of submitting applications through<br />

online or offline systems. "The facility<br />

would save precious time and money for<br />

the allottees," he added. "Complete details<br />

like the nature of the property i.e. residential<br />

or commercial, plots or flats, area and<br />

location, name of the builder or owner, status<br />

of RERA registration would be<br />

uploaded on the module," Housing and<br />

Urban Development Minister Tript<br />

Rajinder Singh Bajwa said.<br />

app be deleted, which resulted in<br />

content that people had crossposted<br />

from Twitter to Facebook<br />

also being temporarily removed<br />

from people's profiles,"<br />

Facebook said in a statement to<br />

Axios. "However, we have<br />

since restored the past content<br />

and it's now live on people's profiles,"<br />

Facebook said.<br />

The deletions were temporary,<br />

but this episode served as a<br />

reminder that users are not<br />

always in control of the content<br />

that they create on giant social<br />

media platforms.

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