Cyber Security Council of India

From the streets of Gajwel to the heart of the community, a powerful show of collective commitment to cyber safety! A Cyber Flash Walk was organised from Gajwel Police Station to the Mahatma Basaveshwar Statue, bringing together nearly 1,500 participants comprising police personnel, students, auto drivers and local residents. The walk was graced by Smt. S. Rashmi Perumal, IPS, Commissioner of Police, Siddipet, and Sri K. Narsimulu, ACP Gajwel, along with Division SHOs and police personnel. Addressing the gathering, the Commissioner highlighted emerging cybercrime trends, evolving fraud techniques and the need for continuous public vigilance. She urged citizens to adopt PAUSE • THINK • VERIFY before engaging with suspicious online communications. When an entire community comes together, awareness becomes a powerful tool against cybercrime. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #TGCSB #Dial1930

Taking cyber awareness to the streets and bringing communities together for a safer digital future! As part of the concluding Cybersecurity Awareness Month campaign, D4C Nalgonda District organised a grand Cyber Awareness Flash Walk on 30 October 2026, from NG College to Clock Tower Centre, under the leadership of DSP D4C T. Laxminarayana and CI Nalgonda II Town Adi Reddy. Approximately 300 participants, including students, volunteers, police personnel and members of the public, came together to raise awareness about cybercrime prevention, online safety, responsible social media usage and the importance of protecting personal and financial information. With energetic slogans and a shared commitment, the rally reinforced the need to stay alert, question suspicious messages and adopt safe digital practices. Together, let’s build a cyber-aware society. PAUSE • THINK • VERIFY. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #TGCSB #Dial1930

A message promising ₹8,000 as a Diwali cash benefit in the name of the Hon’ble Prime Minister is FAKE! Don’t let festive excitement turn into a cyber fraud. TGCSB urges citizens to stay alert. Suspicious links can steal personal and banking information, enable unauthorised UPI transactions, or expose devices to malware. Verify government schemes only through official sources, and never share your OTP, UPI PIN or banking credentials. PAUSE • THINK • VERIFY before you click or forward. If you lose money to cyber fraud, call 1930 immediately or report it at cybercrime.gov.in. #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth #TGCSB #Dial1930