Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit 2022
Fourth Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit 2022: The Madhya Pradesh Police is hosting the fourth Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit-2022.
Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit 2022: The Madhya Pradesh Police is hosting the fourth Cyber Crime Investigation and Intelligence Summit-2022 to advance the expertise of police sub-inspectors and senior investigating officers in order to successfully prevent cybercrimes. During the summit`s curtain-raiser event, Yogesh Deshmukh, Additional Director General of Police, State Cyber Police Headquarters, announced that more than 6000 persons had registered to attend.
Key Points
- The largest knowledge-sharing, thought-leadership, and cybercrime investigation and intelligence summit (CIIS 2022) in India was organised by the Madhya Pradesh Police through the State Cyber Police and Parimal Labs from September 12 to 22, 2022, in collaboration with Softclicks Foundation, Cleartel Technology, and UNICEF.
- In Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, the event is being conducted.
- Ten-day summit, of which a three-day offline summit will be hosted at RSVP Noronha Academy of Administration in Bhopal on September 12, 13, and 14, 2022.
- Over the course of the ten-day summit, more than 6000 different police, judicial, prosecution, and other agencies from more than 35 states and union territories will have representatives online to participate in this event as presenters and subject matter experts.
Strategy
- Leading technology firms will provide live samples of their cutting-edge technology at CIIS 2022.
- This time, a mixed approach is being used to organise the summit. Both offline and online methods of behaviour will be used.
- Subject matter experts and presenters from the United States and other countries, including UNICEF, Interpol-Singapore, the National Cyber Crime Law Enforcement UK Police, the National White Collar Crime Center USA, and NPA Hyderabad, will deliver training on a variety of topics during CIIS 2022.
Uttar Pradesh tops in India, 8462 lakes developed under Mission Amrit Sarovar
8,642 Amrit Sarovar (Lakes) are now built in India, with Uttar Pradesh becoming the nation`s first state to do so. The ambitious project Amrit Sarovar was started by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. 8,642 Amrit Sarovar (Lakes) are now built in India, with Uttar Pradesh becoming the nation`s first state to do so. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the huge Amrit Sarovar project with the intention of conserving water for the future. Madhya Pradesh is placed second, followed by Jammu & Kashmir in third place, Rajasthan in fourth place, and Tamil Nadu in fifth.
Key Points
- The Director of the rural development department G S Priyadarshini informed them about the instructions of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath.
- 15,497 Amrit Sarovar was identified in different villages panchayats of which 8,462 Amrit Sarovar have been already developed.
- These Amirt Sarovars are twice the total number of Amrit Sarovar collectively developed in Madhya Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Rajasthan, and Tamil Nadu.
- Uttar Pradesh is the only state in the country that has developed Amrit Sarovar in huge numbers.
- Further, 1.20 lakh Amrit Sarovar will be developed in the state, which is the maximum in the country.
- In Lakhimpur Kheri, 256 Amrit Sarovar have been completed out of 312 Amrit Sarovar.
Punjab, Delhi join hands for stubble management - New Delhi News
On an effort to prevent stubble burning, the governments of Punjab and Delhi have teamed together to manage the straw in the fields by spraying Pusa bio-decomposer over 5,000 acres in Punjab as a pilot project.
In a press statement on Thursday, Punjab Agriculture Minister Kuldeep Singh Dhaliwal said high-level meetings were held in New Delhi on the issue.
Earlier, Dhaliwal had met Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal regarding the management of the pollution caused by stubble burning in New Delhi, who assured full support to him.
Later, he held deliberations with his Delhi`s counterpart Gopal Roy. He said this project would be done jointly by the governments of both states.
The minister said under the process, Pusa bio-decomposer will be sprayed on the stubble following which the stubble gets mixed in the soil hence the farmers will not need to burn the stubble.
The Punjab government has made adequate preparations to prevent the pollution caused by paddy stubble under which various types of equipment are being provided to the farmers on subsidy, awareness drives and surveillance teams have been formed in all districts.
Targeting the Union government for turning down cash incentive proposal to farmers for not burning stubble, he called the step anti-farmer, anti-Punjab and said that the state government had proposed to give Rs 2,500 per acre to paddy growers.
He said a massive awareness drive would be launched in the rural belt of Punjab comprising officials of the Rural Development and Panchayat to persuade farmers to manage the stubble.