TMU Organises Cyber Safety Awareness Workshop under Mission Shakti 6.0
Moradabad, 15 October 2026: Teerthanker Mahaveer University (TMU), Moradabad, organised a Cyber Safety Awareness Workshop under Mission Shakti 6.0 through its College of Allied and Healthcare Sciences. The workshop was held in LT 603, Department of Physiotherapy, to educate students about cybercrime, online threats, digital privacy, and safe internet practices. A total of 111 participants, including students, faculty members, staff and a guest, attended the programme.
Inauguration of the Workshop
The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by Prof. (Dr.) Shivanee M. Kaul...
Expert Session on Cybercrime and Online Safety
Ms. Curi Singh, Research Scholar, Department of Forensic Science, College of Allied and Healthcare Sciences, TMU, delivered an expert lecture on cybercrime and digital safety. She discussed common online threats, online financial fraud, cyberbullying, cyberstalking, digital privacy and the misuse of personal photographs.
The session highlighted practical measures for protecting personal information, using social media responsibly and maintaining safe online habits. Participants were also informed about the importance of recognising suspicious online activities and taking timely action against cyber threats.
Cybercrime Reporting Mechanisms and Helplines
An important part of the workshop focused on reporting cybercrime and seeking assistance. Participants were introduced to the following official reporting channels and emergency numbers:
- National Cyber Crime Reporting Portal: www.cybercrime.gov.in
- Cyber financial fraud helpline: 1930
- Emergency helpline: 112
The session encouraged students to report cyber incidents promptly and avoid ignoring online harassment, fraudulent transactions or other forms of digital abuse.
Promoting Digital Privacy and Women's Safety
The workshop emphasised the importance of digital awareness, responsible internet use and personal information security. Special attention was given to empowering women and girls to recognise online harassment, protect their digital identities and respond confidently to cybercrime and financial fraud.
The programme reinforced the message that awareness and timely reporting are essential for creating a safer digital environment.
Coordination and Support
The successful organisation of the workshop was supported by Prof. (Dr) Navneet Kumar, Principal and Chairperson, Prof. (Dr) Ruchi Kant, Convener, Ms Vivechana, Event Coordinator, along with Mr Shivam Agrawal, Ms Rashmi Pandey, Dr Yogesh Kumar, Ms Anshika Srivastava, Mr Siddhant Shukla and Ms Varsha Singh, whose contributions helped ensure the smooth conduct of the programme.
Key Outcomes of the Workshop
The workshop successfully enhanced participants' understanding of cyber threats, preventive measures, digital privacy and cybercrime reporting procedures. It encouraged students to adopt responsible online behaviour, safeguard their personal information and remain alert to potential cyber risks.
The programme concluded with the message: “Be Aware, Be Alert, Be Empowered.” Through this initiative under Mission Shakti 6.0, TMU reaffirmed its commitment to promoting cyber awareness, digital responsibility and women's safety among students.
