The 'smart city' envisioned by DDA will be a complete sub-city, which would be located in an area of 20-24 hectares, zoned out of Dwarka, Rohini and Narela, and will be equipped with latest technologies and waste-management techniques.
"The smart city will have a world-class infrastructure, 24-hour power supply, complete wi-fi connectivity, and will employ green technology and latest water conservation like rain-harvesting and waste management techniques, among other facilities," DDA Vice-Chairman Balvinder Kumar today said here.
However, sources said that the project is in a "very primitive stage" as of now and has "not reached the drawing board yet".
The vice-chairman also said that DDA would soon start working on the senior citizens apartment, for which other modalities are also being worked out.
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"About 2000 flats are being proposed for citizens aged 60 and above. 800 of them are being planned in Dwarka, while rest in Rohini and south Delhi. We have already appointed a management consultant and on January 15 we are calling in the architect for the design. We are also in talks with the banks to see if reverse mortgaging facility could be allowed to them," he said.
"We have already communicated about this to the ministry concerned to declare the space as bounded area," he said.
"We also plan to bring in cycle sharing project, where through last-mile connectivity, people would be able to use the road through dedicated cycle tracks and park them at metro stations. Besides, we are contemplating on e-buses (electric buses) and study is being currently done by an institute in this regard," he added.
The East Delhi Hub in Karkardooma in east Delhi, which will be developed in a transit-oriented-development (TOD) mode, will have the tallest tower in Delhi.