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Cyber Security Internship: Cyber security internship for youths launched | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Cyber Security Internship: Cyber security internship for youths launched | Bhubaneswar News

The commissionerate police in Bhubaneswar have launched a 2-month internship programme to enhance the cyber security skills of youngsters. The programme aims to provide hands-on experience and exposure to emerging cyber security challenges, creating cyber warriors to safeguard against cyber threats.

CP Introduces Summer Cyber Security Internship Programme 2024 - Vimarsana News

CP Introduces Summer Cyber Security Internship Programme 2024

The Commissionerate Police Bhubaneswar- Cuttack recognizes the critical importance of cyber security in today's digital age.

Security Ring: Tight security ring and app-based monitoring in city on May 25 | Bhubaneswar News - Vimarsana News

Security Ring: Tight security ring and app-based monitoring in city on May 25 | Bhubaneswar News

City police in Bhubaneswar set up tight security measures and app-based monitoring for the upcoming elections on May 25. They will use mobile applications for real-time updates on polling process and ensure smooth conduct of the polls.

Watch: Tiger Succumbs To Injuries After Getting Hit By Car In Maharashtra Sanctuary - Vimarsana News

Watch: Tiger Succumbs To Injuries After Getting Hit By Car In Maharashtra Sanctuary

The distressing incident occurred on a single-lane.

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Commissionerate Police beef up security for peaceful polling in Bhubaneswar - Vimarsana News

Commissionerate Police beef up security for peaceful polling in Bhubaneswar

Commissionerate Police have deployed 51 mobile patrolling units and more than 3000 policemen to ensure peaceful polling across 1,132 booths.