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Women police stations to come up in IT hub
Hyderabad: Women Police Stations to come up in IT Hub, The TRS Government has decided to strengthen policing in and around Hitec city with a slew of measures like establishing women police stations and increased surveillance.
Hyderabad: Here is good news for women IT professionals working in IT hub of Cyberabad. The TRS Government has decided to strengthen policing in and around Hitec city with a slew of measures like establishing women police stations and increased surveillance.
Elaborating on the measure being taken, here on Friday, the IT and Panchayat Raj Minister K Tarakarama Rao pointed out that women IT staff work in different shifts. Women police stations would help them bring any sort of issue to the notice of authorities without any fear.
The Minister was speaking at “Hyderabad-The Road Ahead” interactive session organised by the Hyderabad branch of Round Table India organisation, which comprises entrepreneurs, doctors, engineers and people from different walks of life in the age of 18 to 40.
Tarakarama Rao said Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao had an extensive discussion with the police commissioners of Cyberabad and Hyderabad recently on stepping up security in Hitec city. He stated that proposals were being made to install 5000 CCTV cameras in the State capital, including the IT zone, to curb crime rate and incidents of violence against women. As the IT Minister, Tarakarama Rao said he had set to himself three major challenges like setting up India’s largest business incubator facility in Hyderabad, making Hyderabad a Wi-Fi enabled city and forming two consortiums of software companies and engineering colleges so that engineering final year students were imparted soft skills.
He reiterated that TRS government and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao were determined to make Hyderabad a global city on all fronts and fulfilled their committment. Once ITIR project is completed, the population of the state capital could become triple (nearly 3 crore) in next 20 years compared to the present and TRS party will leave no stone unturned to address the growing needs of the city, he added. ‘Hyderabad is known for IT, pharma and bio-technology sectors. It will soon become Aerospace Hub of India. We intend to make Hyderabad along the lines of Dubai-which has a sports city, business city, etc. located within’
