Cyber Surakshit Bharat Safe Bharat Strong Bharat Cyber Security Awareness Workshop by Dr Rakshit Tandon at Suditi Global Academy 19 February 2026

                                                   Cyber Surakshit Bharat – Safe Bharat, Strong Bharat

                                 Cyber Security Awareness Workshop Organized at Suditi Global Academy, Etawah

A Cyber Security Awareness Workshop was successfully organized on Thursday, 19 February, 2026 at Suditi Global Academy, Etawah under the campaign “Cyber Surakshit Bharat – Safe Bharat, Strong Bharat”, with the objective of spreading cyber safety awareness among students, staff, and citizens.

The training session was delivered by Dr. Rakshit Tandan (Cyber Security Expert). The program was graced by the esteemed presence of Shri Shubhrant Kumar Shukla, IAS (District Magistrate, Etawah), Shri Harish Chander (DIG, Kanpur Range) and Shri Brijesh Kumar Srivastava, IPS (SSP, Etawah).

During the workshop, Dr. Rakshit Tandan provided detailed and practical information about cyber frauds and safe digital practices. He explained common cyber crimes such as online banking fraud, UPI fraud, OTP scams, phishing links, fake customer care calls, social media account hacking, and identity theft.

A special focus of the session was awareness about the National Cyber Crime Helpline Number – 1930, which is a dedicated helpline for reporting online financial frauds. Dr. Tandan informed that in case of any cyber financial fraud, citizens should immediately call 1930 without delay. He explained that timely reporting helps in taking quick action to block or freeze the fraudulent transaction amount, and increases the chances of recovery. Citizens were advised to keep basic transaction details such as bank/UPI information, transaction ID, date, time and amount ready while reporting.

Dr. Tandan also informed participants about the Sanchar Saathi Portal, which helps citizens to check and block unauthorized mobile connections issued in their name and prevents misuse of telecom identity.

The dignitaries encouraged students and citizens to remain vigilant, avoid sharing OTP, PIN, passwords or banking details with anyone, and report cyber incidents promptly through official platforms such as 1930 and www.cybercrime.gov.in.

The workshop concluded with an interactive session, where participants raised queries and received guidance on cyber safety. This initiative was an important step towards creating a cyber-aware and digitally safe Bharat.