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Saturday, March 10, 2012

PRESS RELEASE 6


JANATA RAILWAYS TO IMPROVE SECURITY AT STATIONS
28TH August, 2011, Delhi
            Since March 2007, there has been an increase of 13% in the crime rate at railway stations in India. Following the terror attack at Mumbai, on the 26th of November, 2009, the Janata Railways Authority is seeking to improve the level of security at all major railway stations. These measures will be implemented from the following week and is scheduled to be completed by the year end.
            The Janata Railways Authority has focused on these aspects:
§  The Railways Security Force is being trained in Israel on handling security threats.
§  Luggage scanners, metal detectors, and laser scanners are bought from X-Force, the leading security firm.
§  CCTV’s are being installed at every fifty meters.


CONTACT DETAILS:
Phone no. – 088 6600066



JONATHAN IMMANUEL
&
JOSHUA PAULSON
KRISTU JAYANTI COLLEGE

PRESS RELEASE 5


RAILWAY MINISTRY
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
NEW DELHI
INDIA
+91-11-1234560

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Railways Takes Measures to Strengthen Security in Stations
The Railways Ministry has proposed to strengthen security measures in all stations throughout India commencing on the 1st of March 2012. It is planned phase-wise and is aimed to be completed by March 2017.
Incidents of suspicious terrorist activities, harassment of women, abduction of children, menace caused by rag-pickers, beggars and the third gender has increased immensely in recent times. Impersonation of travelers and abuse of E-reservation has triggered this move. To curb these malpractices and ensure safety of travelers, the Railway Ministry has decided to implement restrictions and make new rules. Carrying Id-cards and original reservation confirmation will be made mandatory. Security will be increased in all stations with focus at volatile places. Telephone services and help lines will be made fully functional.
These are the various proposals that are intended to be implemented. Suggestions for betterment of railways are welcome and will be considered. Suggestions can be mailed to our website – www.indianrailways.com or sent to our New Delhi address.

Thank you,
Indian Railways
RAMYA R. IYER
&
PARINA DHILLA
MOUNT CARMEL COLLEGE

PRESS RELEASE 4


“YOUR SECURITY WE SECURE”

The Southern railway is marching towards development and up gradation of security at railway stations for the public. The implications of better security measures will be completed within six months. To start with, security will be strengthened at major railway junctions and then carried forward to minor stations of cities in the southern region of India. To reduce visitation of invaders or theft, terrorism and crime, the measures taken to strengthen security are:
     Installation of CCTV cameras at railway stations (near the doors, platforms, etc.)
     Istallation of laser security scanners to identify carriers of illegal materials.
     Systemized counters at railway station for check-in and check-out.
     Displaying Id-cards of passengers at the station and boarders.

Contact: - Mr. Sadashiva
                  Head of Railway Public Welfare
                  Phone no. – 99451 52093




F. LYDIA RACHEL
AND
TEJASWINI RAO
KRISTU JAYANTI COLLEGE

PRESS RELEASE 3


HIGH COURT TELLS CENTRE TO FILE REPORT ON GOOGLE AND FACEBOOK.

In recent trends, words like Google and Facebook are being liberally used by the youth. Google being the most used internet search engine and a multi-giant corporation which includes Gmail and YouTube has contributed a lot to the nation.  Google and Facebook are popular social networking websites among the current generation.
In today’s scenario, social networks like Facebook have become an addiction among almost all age groups. Like each and every aspect has positive and negative parts, likewise social networks like Facebook has both positive and negative aspects on its user.
In recent times, all social networking sites consist of adulterated obscene material not suitable for any users. At the same time our honourable education minister Mr. Kapil Sibal showed concern about obscene words or materials which are being used against many prominent people of our nation. According to him, India is a land of its own culture and diversity however, social networking sites are making us follow western trends- just like the phrase “monkey see monkey do”. But being youngistanis, we think there should be a proper platform to express our views and opinions. Even to promote awareness about news and events that happen around us.
Since India is a democratic nation, each and every common comrade has the right to express his opinion in any way. So we do not think that social networking sites like Google and Facebook should be banned.
And last but not the least, we would like to end by saying that changes should happen among individuals and their thought, and not in the rules and regulations which are implemented on us. Change should bring positive aspects in rules and not restrict the freedom of people through new media like Google and Facebook.                
                    By:
                                                      Chandan Sharma and Rahul Kumar Sharma
                                                                        M. S. Ramaiah College
                                                                                              

PRESS RELEASE 2


RAILWAYS TAKE MEASURES TO STRENGHTEN SECURITY IN STATIONS

Railways have already taken certain security measures in various departments and in the railway stations. They are:
Ø Platform tickets: Each person, male or female, who isn’t travelling by train, must hold platform tickets. In case a person without a platform ticket is found he/she will be charged a penalty of Rs.300 under the government rule.

Ø Security checks: Security has come up with devices like the metal detector. Bomb squads and sniffer dogs are also available.

Ø Railway department: In the trains, especially the women’s compartment where most incidents occur, an individual policeman has been stationed.

Hence these are the safety measures taken in the railway station.
Measures to strengthen security in stations:
   Ø Due to major attacks in different places such as Mumbai and Gujarat, terrorists easily get in with the intention of spreading violence in the place. Police should take the following measures: check all forms which are available at all Edmonton police service, divisional and community stations.

   Ø At any place it should be made sure that passengers are travelling to the right place with personal identification proof and ticket.


There should be:
·        Legal agreement to provide potable drinking water facility and sanitation to about 1.84 million people.
·        Facilities for women, men and families should be separate in case of misbehavior.
·        Any member of the department of defence-not just senior leaders- can become a target for terrorists. The purpose of this memorandum is to provide general guidance to many members and their families on how to avoid acts of terrorism, as well as to provide basic instructions in events when people become victims of a terrorist act.
Precaution: Attitude towards security is most important. Although some of these precautions are applicable overseas, you can decrease your chances of becoming a terrorist target, as well as those of your family members by taking the precautions listed in this appendix. It is highly recommended that you share this information with each member of your family. It is also suggested that you and your family review these precautions on a regular basis. 
   Ø Encourage security awareness in your family, friends and people.
   Ø Be alert for surveillance attempts or suspicious persons.
   Ø Report them to proper authorities, trust your gut feeling.
   Ø Keep a low profile, avoid publicity. Do not flash large sums of money.
   Ø Do not unnecessarily reveal your home address, phone number or family information.
   Ø Do not carry sensitive items or embarrassing ones.

The East Central Railway has put its security staff on high alert after the Mumbai serial blasts. The serial blasts have been brought under heavy security surveillance. The railway has deployed additional forces for bomb squads at luggage counters.

There is a security check in different places, district, states, taluks and villages. Each and every station is provided with metal detectors and bomb squads.

Hence let’s keep our country safe, clean, secure and highly protected with well-trained security guards at railway stations.

                                                                            By-
                                                          Lobo Dass and Unathi Rao   
                                                            M .S. Ramaiah College

PRESS RELEASE 1


HIGH COURT TELLS CENTRE TO FILE REPORT ON GOOGLE, FACEBOOK

16/02/2011, New Delhi
Social networking is both a curse and a boon. We have seen a lot of the boon part of it but it can even become a great curse for the country. Facebook is one such social networking site where updates against the Indian government are becoming a new trend.
Ø Thousands of likes on updates criticising the function of the government in India which specify even the party’s name.
Ø Updates are also related to the price hike of petrol and other daily use commodities.
Ø Information and broadcasting Minister Mrs. Ambika Soni said, “Expressions of views are good but should not hurt or affect the national security”.
Ø Delhi High court, taking the issue seriously has ordered the centre to file a report against the two major social networking sites- Google and Facebook.
Ø High court has also asked the networking sites to take certain measures, to check what is being published.
Ø High court has rejected the centre’s request of banning any content on sensitive issues being posted on any social networking site but has asked the sites to give valid answers on the issue.
Ø 15 days time has been given to both the networking sites.

By-
Neha Sahay and Anamika Tripathi  
         Kristu Jayanti College