DGCA surveillance report uncovers systemic safety lapses at Indias busiest airports
The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has flagged multiple safety violations across key…
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70:30 partnership offered by Gujarat to societies for CCTV camera installation
Gujarat government will provide 30% of total expenditure to society members of any society of…
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Yogesh B Dutta passes away due to Covid 19 complications
The private security industry in India has lost a shining star who had the promise to revolutionize…
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Gujarat police use software to improve traffic administration
The Ahmedabad traffic police have again revived the e-challan project under which challans for traffic infringements will be…
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Delhi airport comes under election commissions surveillance
Politicians enjoying immunity to drive straight to the aircraft at the Delhi airport will now have to get their baggage screened…
By Kuber Singh | 1 minute readBoard instructs examination centres to use CCTV cameras
Taking note of the increase in copying in the higher secondary (HSC) examination, the Mumbai division Vashi board office has…
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RK Sinha, Chairman SIS, nominated to Rajya Sabha
In a major achievement for the Private Security Industry in India, Group Chairman & Managing Director, SIS Group has been…
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Cebu City in Philippines passes Ordinance that makes CCTV a must
Under the ordinance, CCTV cameras for residential subdivisions, condominiums, hotels, inns, motels and hospitals etc will be at…
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FSAI reaches 1000 individual members
The Fire & Security Association of India is undisputedly India's largest professional association of the security and fire…
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Philippines police to strictly implement Oros CCTV law
The implementation of the law requiring high-risk establishments to install closed-circuit televisions (CCTV) in the premises…
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Atlanta police want to make false alarms pay
Atlanta police responded to 65,000 burglar alarms last year, and they estimate nearly 62,000 of them were false. Burglar alarms…
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40 per cent of airport staff fail explosives screening test
A little over 40 per cent of security personnel posted at airports across the country, who are supposed to detect explosives and…
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Mumbai CCTV project committee disbanded
Fed up of hiccups in the tendering of the for Mumbai, the Maharashtra cabinet has suspended the high-power committee set up to…
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Banks refuse loans to Pak-hit Gujarat fishermen
In Gujarats Saurashtra region, fishermen are in a Catch-22 situation. With Pakistans Maritime Security Agency (MSA) preying on…
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Chennai cops want background checks on school bus drivers
The city police have asked schools to run a background check on owners and drivers of private vehicles, including school vans and…
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