Neha Mishra

1 month ago | theprint.in | Neha Mishra

Delhi’s existing 40 air quality monitoring stations include locations such as Alipur, Anand Vihar, Aya Nagar, Bawana, Burari, Chandni Chowk, DTU, Dwarka, IGI Airport, IHBAS, ITO, Jahangirpuri, Lodhi Road, Najafgarh, Narela, and 25 other sites. These stations are spread across the city to calculate the capital’s average Air Quality Index (AQI). However, they are not evenly distributed, leaving many densely populated areas unmonitored.

1 month ago | theprint.in | Neha Mishra

“Based on the report, we will conduct a small-scale test in an outer Delhi area, and water samples will be analysed to ensure there are no adverse effects. If the tests are successful and the samples show no side-effects, we will move forward with the plan.” Talking about the smog tower project, Sirsa acknowledged it as a “failure” and told PTI that the BJP government will soon announce a new plan that will operate on a multi-area scale to make a noticeable difference across Delhi-NCR.

1 month ago | medium.com | Neha Mishra

Neha Mishra·Follow5 min read·--This article explores the remarkable transformation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) driven by advancements in machine learning and the explosion of data. Let’s delve into the transition from rule-based systems to the cutting-edge realm of generative AI models.The journey of artificial intelligence begins with the development of algorithms, progresses to machine learning techniques, and culminates in the creation of neural networks.

1 month ago | theprint.in | Neha Mishra

Under the Ayushman Bharat Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana, Delhi government hospitals will receive higher quality medicines to ensure effective treatment, Singh said. In its first Cabinet meeting, the city’s new BJP government approved the scheme that Chief Minister Rekha Gupta said had been blocked by the previous AAP dispensation. The Cabinet also approved healthcare coverage of Rs 10 lakh for each beneficiary of the scheme, with the Centre and the Delhi government contributing Rs 5 lakh each.

1 month ago | theprint.in | Neha Mishra

Singh, who is among the six cabinet ministers in Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s government, took oath on February 20 after the BJP formed a government in Delhi for the first time in 26 years. Appointed as the minister for transport, health, and other departments, Singh emphasised the need to make Delhi’s transport system more accessible and convenient for the public. “We need to improve public transport so that people rely less on private vehicles.