Chandigarh Smart City

A delegation of 30 officers of Punjab Government explored the Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), Chandigarh as part of their training conducted by MGSIPA. The visit aimed to provide them with firsthand exposure to the functioning of smart city initiatives, advanced urban management systems and the role of technology in enhancing governance and public service delivery.

During the visit, they were briefed on various smart solutions implemented under the Smart City Mission, including real-time monitoring of traffic, public safety, waste management and environmental sustainability. The interaction offered valuable insights into how data-driven decision-making and integrated command systems contribute to efficient urban governance.

A delegation of 32 councillors and 2 officers from Municipal Council Doddaballapur, Karnataka visited the Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), Chandigarh. The visit aimed to provide them with firsthand exposure to the functioning of smart city initiatives, advanced urban management systems and the role of technology in enhancing governance and public service delivery.

During the visit, they were briefed on various smart solutions implemented under the Smart City Mission, including real-time monitoring of traffic, public safety, waste management and environmental sustainability. The interaction offered valuable insights into how data-driven decision-making and integrated command systems contribute to efficient urban governance.

Chandigarh Smart City Limited wishes all the incredible women a very Happy Women’s Day! 💖 Your love, strength, and wisdom light up our homes and communities.

‘Invest in Women, Accelerate Progress’

Our initiatives for women include:
✅ Safer public spaces with better surveillance & lighting
✅ Women-only buses & improved transport safety
✅ Smart healthcare & digital services for women

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A delegation of 29 PRI Gram Panchayat Presidents(Sarpanch) from Kerala Institute of Local Administration (KILA), visited Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), Chandigarh. The visit provided an in-depth understanding of how technology enhances urban management, real-time monitoring and emergency response.

The delegation explored various smart city solutions, including traffic management, public safety and digital governance initiatives. The interactive session highlighted ICCC's role in efficient decision-making and improving city services through data-driven insights.

Chandigarh’s Public Bike Sharing project is more than just an energy-saving initiative—it’s a movement towards a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable future. By promoting eco-friendly transportation, we are reducing carbon emissions, improving air quality, and fostering a culture of responsible urban mobility. Every ride taken today is a step toward a healthier tomorrow.

A 42-member delegation of Councillors and officers from Municipal Corporation, Mandya, Karnataka, explored the Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC) as part of their Study Tour. The visit provided firsthand insights into smart city solutions, real-time urban management and the role of technology in governance.

Discussions focused on advanced urban management systems, including traffic monitoring, public safety, waste management and environmental sustainability—demonstrating how data-driven decisions enhance city operations.

Mahatma Gandhi State Institute of Public Administration (MGSIPA), Punjab Government Employees’ Training Program on Incident Response System, visited Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC), Chandigarh. The visit provided an in-depth understanding of how technology enhances urban management, real-time monitoring and emergency response.

The delegation explored various smart city solutions, including traffic management, public safety and digital governance initiatives. The interactive session highlighted ICCC's role in efficient decision-making and improving city services through data-driven insights.

Let's work together for a fair and just society! On this World Day of Social Justice, we stand for equality, opportunities and a better future for all in Chandigarh.

A delegation of 42 officials from Cambodia, participating in the 9th training program on Public Policy and Governance, visited the Integrated Command & Control Centre (ICCC) in Chandigarh. The visit aimed to showcase smart city initiatives and advanced urban governance mechanisms implemented through ICCC. The officials were given insights into real-time monitoring, traffic management, emergency response systems and data-driven decision-making processes that enhance city administration and public services.

This visit provided the Cambodian delegation with a practical understanding of how smart city technologies can improve governance efficiency. The interaction is expected to support them in adopting similar strategies in their country, strengthening urban planning, public service delivery and overall governance frameworks.

Chandigarh Smart City Advisory Forum held its 24th meeting under the chairmanship of MP Sh. Manish Tewari to review key development projects. Discussions focused on the 24x7 water supply project in Manimajra, the smooth functioning of the Integrated Command & Control Centre (ICCC), and the need for strong cybersecurity. Officials were also directed to conduct a cost-benefit analysis of all projects before Chandigarh Smart City Limited (CSCL) winds up. Financial planning and smooth transitions of ongoing projects to other departments were also key points of discussion. The meeting reaffirmed the commitment to improving city infrastructure, ensuring better services and enhancing digital security.

Students from Govt. Model Senior Secondary School, Sector- 19, Chandigarh, explored the power of technology at the Integrated Command & Control Centre (ICCC), Chandigarh! From real-time monitoring to smart traffic and public safety, they witnessed how innovation shapes urban life.

Empowering young minds with digital skills for a smarter future!

Students from Govt. Senior Secondary School, Kaimbwala, Chandigarh visited the Integrated Command and Control Centre (ICCC) to gain firsthand insights into how technology enhances urban management through real-time monitoring, adaptive traffic control and public safety systems.

The visit provided a practical understanding of smart city solutions and showcased the role of design and innovation in shaping efficient, future-ready urban infrastructure. It also highlighted how smart school initiatives can empower students with digital skills, preparing them to thrive in a technology-driven future.