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College authorities took step to increase surveillance in the campus in view of several complaints received about students' nuisance. "In order to maintain decorum and discipline in the GSVM campus, administration took this decision. Authority can now easily keep an eye on students' activities. The college has installed high quality cameras that cover a larger area.

New Delhi, Dec. 21 : The Delhi government is planning to install close circuit television (CCTV) cameras in its buses in the national capital in order to enhance the security of women.
According to reports, the government is planning to install the cameras in its fleets of cluster buses plying in the national capital, which are operated by the Delhi Integrated Multi Modal Transit System. At present, there are 1,324 such buses plying on the roads.
Earlier, the Delhi Transport Authority (DTC) had installed CCTV cameras in 200 DTC buses, with three cameras installed per bus.
The DTC had also sought Rs 103 crore from the Centre to install the CCTV cameras in its entire fleet, which consists of around 4,900 buses. The DTC also started providing two guards on buses operating at night.

One surveillance camera for every 11 people in Britain, says CCTV survey:

Britain has a CCTV camera for every 11 people, a security industry report disclosed, as privacy campaigners criticised the growth of the “surveillance state”.