Bareilly Students Educated on Cyber Security and Women's Empowerment Under Mission Shakti
An awareness session under Uttar Pradesh's 'Mission Shakti Abhiyan 6.0' empowered female students with crucial information on cyber safety and self-reliance.
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Mission Shakti Awareness Session Held for Students in Bareilly
Bareilly | October 24, 2026 | In a significant awareness session organised as part of Chief Minister's ambitious 'Mission Shakti Abhiyan 6.0' on Saturday, October 24, 2026, students in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, received vital information. The event, held at Mukund International School in CB Ganj, aimed to strengthen the spirit of security, respect, and self-reliance among girls.
Under the direction of Senior Superintendent of Police Anurag Arya, the session provided students with detailed insights into modern-day challenges, particularly focusing on cyber security and the utilisation of emergency services. Police officials present emphasized that women's safety is a paramount priority for the Uttar Pradesh Police Department.
“Do not consider yourselves helpless in any adverse situation, as the police are ready to ensure your safety at every step,” police officials encouraged the students, boosting their morale.
This session proved to be an important step towards empowering girls and making them aware of their personal security. The initiative is seen as an effective way to alert students to the challenges of the digital age and personal safety.
Focus on Cybercrime and Emergency Helplines
During the program, students were familiarised with the functioning of various crucial helpline services. They were instructed to immediately contact the Women Power Line 1090 in case of any incidents of molestation or harassment. For online fraud or cybercrime incidents, they were advised to register complaints without hesitation on the Cyber Crime Helpline 1930.
Additionally, information was provided about other essential emergency services such as Dial 112, Childline 1098, and the Women Helpline 181. Discussions also extensively covered the safe and responsible use of social media, ensuring students remain secure in the digital world and do not fall victim to any online scams.
Distribution of Safety Diaries and Attendance
To promote awareness, special 'Mission Shakti Diaries' were distributed among all attending students. These diaries prominently feature important helpline numbers for immediate access when needed.
Present at the occasion were Joint Director Prosecution Rakesh Kumar Mishra, Station House Officer Vinod Singh, Sub-Inspector Vimlesh Singh, police personnel Ravit Bharthi, Lavi Chauhan, Sudha, Arvind Kumar, along with the entire college staff and a large number of students.