The Union Cabinet approves the Intelligent Traffic Management System (ITMS) for Delhi, a project estimated at ₹1,789.52 crore to overhaul traffic management. The plan covers 42 traffic corridors and is designed to use real-time monitoring and AI-enabled signal control to improve traffic flow.
The rollout is scheduled over about 24 months and is described as being implemented in phases. NDTV reports the project is cleared by a Cabinet chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, with execution by the Delhi Police. Other outlets describe the same core elements—real-time data, AI-powered signals, and automated/technology-driven enforcement—though they vary slightly in emphasis and presentation of the timeline.
Overall, all sources agree that the Cabinet approval is for a large-scale, multi-corridor traffic management upgrade for Delhi, with deployment planned across a phased schedule within roughly two years.