The capital Delhi is once again ready to host the world’s largest global gathering. From 16th February at Bharat Mandapam.AI ‘Impact Summit’ is being organized, In which Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates along with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Google ceo Sundar Pichai and stalwarts from around the world CEOs, Tech leaders and policy makers will be involved. Delhi Police and administration have made extensive security arrangements for this high-profile event. Although, It is a matter of relief for the people of Delhi that this time GStrict restrictions like 20 Summits and large-scale traffic restrictions will not be imposed.

Schools, colleges and offices will remain open, No lockdown!

Often the pace of Delhi comes to a halt during VVIP movement, but this time Delhi Police has prepared a completely different strategy. According to the traffic police, strict restrictions like the G20 Summit will not be imposed this time. Officials have made it clear that all schools, colleges, offices and markets will remain open normally and there will be no blanket ban on everyday activities in the city. The focus of the police is to ensure that there is minimum inconvenience to the general public, especially school children and office goers.

For this, traffic management will be implemented through spot-based and real-time monitoring. If necessary, temporary diversion will be done only in limited areas, so that the pace of Delhi is maintained despite the VVIP movement.

Security circle of 4000 policemen and 10 zones

More than 4,000 traffic policemen will be deployed to ensure event security and smooth traffic flow. 10 DCP level officers will be responsible for monitoring this high-profile system. Police have divided the entire area into 10 zones and 22 sectors. This security and traffic plan also covers Bharat Mandapam (event venue) as well as 5-star hotels and key routes to the airport, so that a balance can be maintained between VVIP movement and general traffic.

Bill Gates, Sundar Pichai and heads of states of 15 countries will participate

This summit is considered to be one of the world’s largest meetings on Artificial Intelligence (AI). It will be attended by more than 100 global CEOs and tech leaders including Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, Google CEO Sundar Pichai, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani and Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani.

So far, heads of state of 15 countries have confirmed their presence. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will formally inaugurate the summit on February 19, while a gala dinner will be organized in honor of the foreign guests on February 18. This event is being considered an important milestone in the direction of establishing India as a global AI leader.

will stay on these paths VVIP movement

Major hotels like Taj Palace, ITC Maurya, The Oberoi and Le Meridien have been booked for the stay of foreign guests. For this reason, there will be VVIP movement on Sardar Patel Marg, Shanti Path, Teen Murti Marg, Prithviraj Road and India Gate Circle. To ensure safety and traffic, an ACP rank officer will act as pilot in front of each foreign delegate’s vehicle, so that the route remains clear and safe. Along with this, coordination of traffic diversion and movement will also be done by this team.

Bharat Mandapam will again become a witness

After the G20 Summit, Bharat Mandapam is once again going to witness the country’s growing global power. In view of security, the police has divided Bharat Mandapam and its surrounding area into ‘Zone 1’ and ‘Zone 2’. The main objective of this AI Impact Summit, running from 16 to 20 February, is to establish India as a global leader in the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Global CEOs, technology experts and heads of state from more than 15 countries will participate in the summit, which will provide an opportunity to showcase India’s technology and innovation potential on the international stage.

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