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Hindustan Times
a day ago
- Hindustan Times
783 trainee constables inducted to Haryana Police force
Gurugram, As many as 783 trainee constables, including postgraduates and a PhD holder, were formally inducted into the Haryana Police Force after completing their training at a grand passing-out parade held at the Haryana Police Training Centre, officials said on Saturday. 783 trainee constables inducted to Haryana Police force The batch comprises 519 men and 264 women constables, with many of them hailing from rural backgrounds. According to Haryana Director General of Police Shatrujeet Kapur, 718 of the new recruits are from rural areas and 65 from urban centres. A total of 201 trainees are postgraduates, including one PhD, two LLBs, eight MBAs, three MTechs, 34 BTechs, six MCAs, eight BCAs, and 31 BEd degree holders, a senior police official said. The ceremony was presided over by Union Home Secretary Govind Mohan, who inspected the parade, took the salute, and extended his best wishes to the newly inducted constables. The parade was commanded by female trainee Renu, who was hailed as an example of women's empowerment. Addressing the gathering, Mohan said joining the police force is not merely a profession but a commitment to serving society. He stated that the constables had been thoroughly trained in the three new central laws — the Indian Judicial Code, the Indian Civil Defence Code, and the Indian Evidence Act — and would implement them effectively in their duties. Highlighting the force's achievements, DGP Shatrujeet Kapur said Haryana Police had recorded a 50 per cent decline in cyber fraud cases in 2025 compared to earlier years, with five times more recoveries made and an average of 21 cyber criminals arrested daily, up from five in 2023. "The 112 emergency service has become a robust response mechanism, with assistance provided within an average of 7 minutes and 12 seconds. The service has a satisfaction rate of 92 per cent," Kapur said, adding that there has also been a marked reduction in serious crimes against women in the last two years. He also mentioned the state government's welfare measures for police personnel, including a uniform allowance of ₹ 7,500 per year, a ration allowance of ₹ 2,100 per month, a 20 per cent special allowance for trainers, and the implementation of a mobile allowance. Inspector General of Police B. Satheesh Balan congratulated the trainees and expressed confidence that the new constables would uphold the traditions of Haryana Police. This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text.
United News of India
2 days ago
- United News of India
Ban imposed on tourism, bathing near rivers in Solan amid monsoon alert
Solan, June 27 (UNI) In view of public safety during the monsoon season, District Magistrate Solan Manmohan Sharma has imposed restrictions on movement and activities near rivers, streams, and ravines under Section 163 of the Indian Civil Defence Code, 2023. The order bans all unauthorised tourism and commercial activities in and around Ashwini Khad and Shani temple on the banks of the Giri river at Giripul in Ser Baneda, a revenue village in Solan tehsil. Bathing and picnicking along the banks of Ashwini Khad and the Giri river have also been strictly prohibited. The administration highlighted that heavy rainfall during the monsoon can lead to a sudden rise in river water levels, posing a serious risk to life, especially for tourists who often venture close to water bodies. The District Magistrate has directed the local police to enforce the ban in coordination with the District Tourism Officer. These precautionary orders take immediate effect and will remain in force for the next two months. Any violation will invite legal action. Authorities have urged residents and tourists to adhere to the guidelines for their own safety during the rainy season. UNI ML RN
Hindustan Times
11-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
9 arrested near sensitive areas in Jaisalmer amid heightened border security
Barmer/Jaisalmer: Rajasthan's Jaisalmer police have detained nine individuals engaged in suspicious activities near strategically vital locations, following the intensified security measures along India's western border. In an official statement, Superintendent of Police Sudhir Chaudhary said that the arrests were made by personnel from the Sadar, Kotwali, and Pokaran police stations in line with directives to closely monitor sensitive areas and act swiftly on any suspicious activity. Several police teams carried out comprehensive patrols that led to the apprehension of the suspects under Section 170 of the Indian Civil Defence Code, 2023. The individuals arrested include Dharmnath (21) and Jeetunath (27), both from Chandan, Sadar police station, Jaisalmer; Roopchand (44) and Lakhuram (33), both from Totaram ki Dhani, Kotwali police station, Jaisalmer; Harish (19) and Manoharram (19), from Raniasar Colony, Kotwali police station, Jaisalmer; Ugarram (20), from Dharvi, Barmer; Mohammad Rehmat (22), from Ward No. 08, Rani Patti, Ballari, Bihar; and Khetaram (21), from Aati, Barmer district, who is a habitual offender wanted in multiple theft cases. Police have issued an appeal to the public to refrain from approaching strategically sensitive locations without a legitimate reason and cautioned against photographing or filming military and agency operations. Authorities emphasised that individuals engaged in suspicious or unlawful activities, especially in the border areas, will face severe legal consequences under a zero-tolerance policy. It further said that law enforcement agencies are closely monitoring social media channels and sharing of sensitive or provocative content or engaging in suspicious online activity will lead to stringent action.
Hindustan Times
10-05-2025
- Politics
- Hindustan Times
Rajasthan: Barmer man held for sharing army movement video amid India-Pak tensions
Barmer: A 26-year-old man from Barmer in Rajasthan was arrested on Saturday for allegedly circulating a video of Indian army movements on social media amid rising tensions between India and Pakistan. 'Under the supervision of the social media cell's nodal officer, a joint team led by department of science and technology (DST) in-charge Sumer Singh Inda and district crime records bureau (DCRB) in-charge Mahipal Singh apprehended the accused,' superintendent of police Narendra Singh Meena said. Jiyaram, originally from Poonyon Ka Tala in the Gida region of Balotra, had allegedly filmed and shared a video related to Indian army movements on social media platforms. He was arrested under the Indian Civil Defence Code for unauthorised dissemination of sensitive military activity. 'The Barmer police is closely monitoring social media activities. Citizens are strictly advised against capturing or sharing any photos or videos related to the movement of the Indian army on any social media platform. Such actions are a legal violation, and strict legal action will be taken against those involved,' SP Meena added. Also Read:Rajasthan: Barmer on red alert amid India-Pak tensions; advisory issued Meanwhile, lockdown was imposed on Rajasthan's border districts on Saturday after the authorities issued a red alert in Barmer at 10.19am, as escalating tensions between India and Pakistan entered the fourth day. Authorities ordered immediate closure of all markets and instructed residents to return home and stay off the roads. The attacks began Thursday night, targeting Ramgarh, Jaisalmer, and Pokhran, with Barmer joining the list of targets on Friday. With drone threats reportedly intercepted earlier in the morning and multiple air raid siren conducted throughout the day, residents in Barmer, Jaisalmer, and Sri Ganganagar were ordered to stay indoors and markets were shut.
Time of India
10-05-2025
- Politics
- Time of India
Ban on drones, kites & crackers in Gurgaon to avoid panic amid Indo-Pak tensions
Congratulations! You have successfully cast your vote Login to view result GURGAON: The district administration on Friday banned the use of drones, firecrackers, gliders, microlight aircraft, hot-air balloons and flying kites as it announced a flurry of measures to scale up security and avoid panic at a time of escalating conflict between India and commissioner Ajay Kumar said the bans will be in force at least till July 7. The directions were issued considering the situation on the country's borders, and to ensure that law and order is maintained in the city, he said. "Fireworks and noise from crackers at any weddings or any other events can create fear of actual bombs, drones and missile attacks, potentially affecting law and order," the order another order, the DC instructed that records of every visitor/tenant must be maintained by hotels, landlords, PG accommodations, guest houses, offices and cyber must keep a photocopy of the visitor's identity card too. Police verification is a must for any visitor who is staying in the city for more than a week, the order read. Anyone found violating these orders can be punished under Section 223 (disobedience to orders promulgated by a public servant) of the Indian Civil Defence Code, the deputy commissioner announced that sirens with a range of 5km will be installed at sub-divisional magistrate, block development and panchayat offices in the district. Sirens with 1-2km range will be installed at public locations to alert people about any DC on Friday held a meeting with representatives of 60 RWAs at the mini-secretariat and urged them to help curb misinformation and avoid panic. It was announced at the meeting that the district administration will create a social media group with RWAs to share only verified information."Do not forward or act upon unverified messages on WhatsApp or other platforms. The administration is alert, and all updates will be shared via print, electronic media, and verified social media handles. Citizens can also dial 112 in case of any emergency," the DC have been asked to identify safe zones like basements and educate residents about siren alerts and emergency protocols."Given the current circumstances, civil safety and community preparedness are more crucial than ever. Ensuring public awareness and safety in case of an air raid is among our top priorities," Kumar the same lines, the administration urged residents to switch off all lights and avoid using power backups in case of air raids."During such alerts, all windows and doors should be shut and people should stay away from them," Kumar said. RWA representatives said they will support the administration."This was a good move by the administration to call RWAs and build confidence," said Praveen Malik, president of Rising Homes RWA."We can play a vital role, communicate with residents and allay their fears. At this hour, everyone should follow the directions of the district administration. We are also taking measures and forming volunteer teams. We will coordinate with Civil Defence volunteers and do our best," Malik said. Not everyone was Yadav, president of Ardee City RWA, said there's a need for better coordination. "One-way communication should not be the norm in such situations. While we are with the administration and will strictly follow their directions, who is going to address any concerns? Even during the pandemic, officials had to actively respond to people's concerns," Yadav Friday, the Haryana govt cancelled the leaves of all employees across departments and issued instructions specifically for the fire department to be prepared for any emergency response."State government has decided that all the employees of state government, boards, corporations, undertakings, universities, etc. must maintain their respective headquarters/stations and should not leave their headquarters/stations till further orders. The leaves have been cancelled," the notification read. The move came a day after the state's health department issued similar instructions to cancel leaves of its employees and issued SOPs for all hospitals across districts. Measures listed by it included reserving 20-25% of beds for emergency use and shoring up essential supplies such as oxygen cylinders and director general of fire and emergency services Shekhar Vidyarthi said in another notice to the department that "measures must be taken to ensure readiness and rapid response in the event of a fire emergency". The notice directed all districts to assess and inspect their firefighting equipment, and repair or replace any utility that may be needed. This includes fire tenders, protective gear, extinguishers, hydrants, fire alarm systems, and so on. Similarly, the notice asked the department to assess staffing needs and in cases of shortage of employees, to seek help from Civil Defence and Home Guard volunteers."Adequate staffing and deployment strategies for swift action in emergency situations must be ensured," the notice added that the department must confirm availability of water supply and its accessibility, especially in high-risk areas. "Inspect the functionality of fire hydrants and secure alternative water sources if required. Coordinate with municipal bodies to ensure uninterrupted access to water for emergency use," Vidyarthi wrote.
