CAPSI
New Delhi: CAPSI is organizing a roundtable conference in Delhi on March 15th to explore the advancement of the Evolving National Citizen Security Culture campaign. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has endorsed the initiative and pledged support. This campaign aims to cultivate a robust national security culture, fortifying India’s societal fabric and safeguarding its citizens. Through a multifaceted approach encompassing methodologies, public awareness events, governmental engagement, and involvement of universities and civil society organizations, the campaign seeks to enhance citizens’ knowledge, skills, and awareness in ensuring personal safety and contributing to national security.
Rashtriya Raksha University (RRU) is supporting the event and a high-level delegation will be participating in the event. The round table is being convened by Kunwar Vikram Singh chairman of central association of private security industry (CAPSI). Distinguished individuals representing diverse sectors will lend their expertise as keynote speakers at the round table, the esteemed lineup includes Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman CAPSI, Mahesh C Sharma, Secretary General, CAPSI, Maj Gen Raju Chauhan, VSM (Retd.), Advisor CAPSI, (Retd) Sh. Bhagwan Shankar, IAS, Addl. Chief Secretary, Govt. of Sikkim, Former Jt. Secretary(PM) MHA, Lt. Gen AB Shivane, Former DG, Mechanised Forces, Indian Army, Lt. Gen Shokin Chauhan (Retd), Lt. Gen Rajinder Singh, Former Director General of Infantry, Maj Gen RPS Bhadauria, Prof Ajay Darshan Behera, Dr Deep Narayan Pandey, Assistant Professor, Maj Gen Piyush Gupta. (Prof). Dr D K Giri, Chairman, Schumacher Centre, Maj. Gen Pankaj Saxena, VSM (Retd) Maj Gen Deepak Sapra, Maj, Mr. Viresh Bhawra, IPS, DG, Punjab Police Mr. Ram Phal Pawar, IPS (Retd), Former Director/NCRB, MHA, Former JS(NE), MHA, Mr. Vishwanath V Katti, President, CAPSI, Mr. Anil Puri, Vice President, CAPSI, Mr. Sanjeev Paul, Vice President, CAPSI, Mr. Sudhir Bhasin, Vice President, CAPSI, Mr. Deo Prakash Singh, President, Bihar Chapter, CAPSI, Mr. Anil Dhawan, Chairman, Technology Committee (CAPSI), Mr Saurav Agrawal, Director General, Economics Council of India among others.
Mr Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman, CAPSI said,” In fostering a National Security Culture, we are committed to creating a supportive atmosphere that nurtures growth. It is important to create a culture of security within organizations. This means promoting a mindset where security is not treated as an afterthought, but incorporated into every aspect of our work processes. It involves regularly assessing and updating security measures, training employees on security protocols, and fostering a proactive approach to identifying and addressing vulnerabilities. It is crucial to remember that security is an ongoing process. It’s not a one-time job but something that requires continuous attention and adaptation.”
Evolving India’s National Citizen Security culture is essential to protect citizens, empower communities, prevent security threats, counter extremism, promote social harmony, foster economic growth, and enhance cooperation both nationally and internationally. It represents a comprehensive approach ensuring the safety, well-being, and development of the nation and its people.
Security is a collective responsibility. It is imperative for each individual to prioritize and actively participate in safeguarding their online presence and protecting valuable information. By remaining vigilant, informed, and proactive, we can collectively contribute to creating a safer digital world for ourselves and future generations.
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