President Kunwar Vikram Singh started the movement for modern national security

New Delhi: In an unprecedented move, Chairman Kunwar Vikram Singh has issued a rallying cry for security professionals, urging them to be part of a transformative movement aimed at creating a “new national security culture”. Recognizing the emerging threats and dynamic challenges posed by emerging threats, Singh advocates a cultural shift within the security community – one that embraces adaptability, inclusivity and forward-looking strategies.

Traditional security paradigms, once effective, are considered inadequate in the face of today’s complex threats. Singh emphasizes the need for a culture that can respond rapidly to emerging risks, and integrate cutting-edge technologies, innovative strategies and timely intelligence to defeat adversaries.

Singh emphasizes that national security is a collective responsibility that requires diverse voices and perspectives. By promoting inclusivity, the security community can harness a wider range of creative solutions, ensuring comprehensive strategies that are consistent with societal needs and respect human rights and ethical considerations.

To launch this movement, a roundtable meeting is scheduled to be held in New Delhi, where security professionals will converge to develop a consensus on the methodology to achieve the stated objectives. A new National Security Culture Conference will be convened soon thereafter.

Chairman Singh’s invitation to join this mission is a call to action for security professionals. The initiative aims to create an environment that empowers security professionals to excel in their roles while promoting the principles of adaptability, inclusivity, continuous learning and collaboration.

As nations grapple with emerging threats, this movement seeks to unite security professionals across traditional borders, creating a new chapter in the evolution of our global national security culture. The future of our collective security depends on this united front – a resilient society for generations to come.