DGP Shikha Goel Maam said to us in this Independence month that – “Years ago we broke the shackles to achieve independence for our country​. A​bout time we unshackle ourselves ​f​rom our prejudices, fears, biases and strive for true equality​.”

We agree with Maam and stay committed to working towards a safer, brighter future for our country. Great message for all those reading.

We also take this opportunity to congratulate Maam on being promoted to the DGP rank. Epitome of women empowerment, equality. Maam is now DGP CID, DGP Women Safety Wing Director TG Cyber Security Bureau & Director TG FSL – Telangana Police

You inspire us with your continued pursuit of excellence and service to the Nation. At ‘Akancha Srivastava Foundation’ we are glad to know & collaborate with Police Officers like yourself. Jai Hind.

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Child grooming is a sinister process where predators manipulate and gain the trust of children to exploit them sexually. This can happen both in person and online, making it a serious threat in today’s digital world.

In this video, we’ll uncover:

• How predators target vulnerable teens online.
• The manipulative tactics they use to isolate and control their victims.
• The devastating impact grooming has on children and their families.
• The warning signs every parent must watch for.
• Essential tips on how to prevent grooming and keep your children safe.

🛑 Don’t wait until it’s too late! Learn how to protect your kids from this hidden danger.

The Role of Technology in Grooming:

• Access to Vulnerable Children: Groomers use social media, gaming sites, and messaging apps to easily contact and manipulate children.
• Anonymity and Deception: Online platforms allow groomers to hide their true identities, often pretending to be peers or trusted adults.
• Private Communication Channels: Direct messaging and private chats enable groomers to communicate secretly, escalating their manipulative tactics.
• Rapid Trust Building: Frequent and instant communication helps groomers quickly build trust and emotional dependency.
• Exploitation of Digital Content: Shared photos or personal information can be used to manipulate or blackmail children.

Tips for Parents:

1. Educate children on online safety and the importance of privacy.
2. Use parental controls to monitor and restrict online activities.
3. Encourage open communication about online experiences.
4. Monitor social media and messaging apps for suspicious interactions.
5. Set clear boundaries for internet use and online behavior.

What You’ll Learn In This Video:

1. How online grooming happens and why teens are vulnerable.
2. The subtle and dangerous tactics groomers use to exploit children.
3. Real-life signs of grooming and sexual abuse.
4. Practical steps parents can take to safeguard their children.

⚠️ Warning Signs of Grooming:

• Sudden withdrawal or clinginess.
• Unexplained fears or avoiding certain people/places.
• Changes in eating, sleeping, or hygiene habits.
• Knowledge of sexual behavior beyond their age.
• Receiving gifts from unknown sources or being secretive online.

✅ Prevention Tips:

• Openly talk about good and bad touch, both online and offline.
• Teach critical thinking: Right is right, and wrong is wrong, no matter who’s involved.
• Build trust with your child—they should feel safe to share anything with you.
• Monitor for any unusual gifts or excessive online secrecy.

🔔 Stay informed and proactive! Protect your children’s future by staying vigilant.

👀 Watch the full video to learn how you can help keep your kids safe.

👉 Don’t forget to:

• LIKE this video if you found it helpful.
• SUBSCRIBE for more essential tips on cyber safety and protection.
• SHARE this video to spread awareness and help protect other families.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

#ChildSafety #DigitalParenting #OnlineSafety #StrangerDanger

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA SRIVASTAVA FOUNDATION’

The Akancha Srivastava Foundation is India’s leading social impact initiative dedicated to advancing cyber safety awareness and education. Established in February 2017, this not-for-profit Section 8 organization is a trusted voice in promoting safe online practices across the nation.

Distinguished Board of Advisors
Guided by an honorary advisory board of esteemed leaders:

• Former Special DGP RK Vij (Chhattisgarh Police)
• ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh Police)
• ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra Police)
• Dr. Poonam Verma (Principal, SSCBS, Delhi University)

Our Mission
The Foundation is committed to educating, empowering, and building bridges between the public and authorities on critical cyber safety issues. Additionally, we specialize in forensics training for law enforcement, equipping them with the skills needed to tackle cybercrime effectively.

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This Independence month, ADG Navniet Sekera Sir said to us- “हम आजाद तब हुए जब लाखों भारतवासियों ने स्वतंत्रता संग्राम में अपनी जान की बाज़ी लगा दी, इस आज़ादी को हमें बहुत जिम्मेदारी से संभालना है”

ADG Sir tells our audience to understand how important it is for u sto value the freedom we enjoy. Freedom is a responsibility which we all us together have to protect and responsibly hand it to the next generation. We have several videos with Sir on our YouTube channel that feature Sir’s views on how we can work together to create a bight future for India.

ADG Navniet Sekera Sir is Posted at PTC Unnao. He has been on our advisory for past 8 years.

Thank you Sir for your service to the Nation and supporting our cause. Jai Hind, Jai Bharat.

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Should Kids Have Phones Before 14? Let’s Talk. #ASF

Should children under 14 have phones? Yes—but absolutely no internet access! Here’s why:

🚫 The Internet Is a Minefield
Unrestricted internet access exposes kids to harmful content—violence, explicit materials, and even online predators. Do you really want them to have unlimited access to wars, beheading videos & images? Instead, provide a basic flip phone for essential communication. For schoolwork, research, or safe online playtime, let them use a desktop or laptop in a shared space where you can supervise.

📵 Social Media? Not Before 16
Social media platforms make children vulnerable to stranger danger and child grooming. Alarmingly, over 90% of offenders in such cases are known to the child. Researchers highlight that puberty is a delicate time—children are dealing with hormonal changes, emotional struggles, academic pressure, and identity issues. Adding the chaotic world of social media to this mix can lead to unnecessary stress and confusion.

🏫 No Phones in Classrooms
Class rooms are for learning, not distractions. Allowing phones during school hours only hampers focus and discipline. A simple comparison: Did we bring TVs to school? Phones serve no educational purpose in this context. Schools must enforce rules like depositing devices upon entry to ensure children stay attentive and disciplined.

🧠 Puberty Is a Turning Point
Experts emphasize that puberty is a crucial phase of physical and emotional development. It’s when children are most impressionable yet vulnerable. Introducing the overwhelming influences of social media at this stage can disrupt their growth and make them more susceptible to risks like cyberbullying, comparison anxiety, and harmful influences.

👨‍👩‍👧 Build Trust, Not Fear
Curious, intelligent kids will make mistakes—that’s how they learn. Ensure they trust you enough to confide in those mistakes. Talk openly about the dangers of sexting, online predators, and overexposure to technology. If your child fears you more than they trust you, they’ll suffer in silence.

💡 Set the Right Example
Your behavior shapes your child’s habits. Spend time online together, understand their interests, and create a balanced approach to screen time. Lead by example to help them navigate the digital world responsibly.

💬 Need Help?
Starting these conversations isn’t always easy. If you need guidance, our team is here to support you. Let’s work together to ensure your child’s safety, confidence, and growth in this digital age.

👉 Watch the full video for actionable tips and share your thoughts below!

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

#ChildSafety #NoSmartphonesForKids #DigitalParenting #OnlineSafety #StrangerDanger

CONTACT US:

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Email: TeamAkancha@gmail.com

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA SRIVASTAVA FOUNDATION’

The Akancha Srivastava Foundation is India’s leading social impact initiative dedicated to advancing cyber safety awareness and education. Established in February 2017, this not-for-profit Section 8 organization is a trusted voice in promoting safe online practices across the nation.

Distinguished Board of Advisors
Guided by an honorary advisory board of esteemed leaders:

• Former Special DGP RK Vij (Chhattisgarh Police)
• ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh Police)
• ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra Police)
• Dr. Poonam Verma (Principal, SSCBS, Delhi University)

Our Mission

The Foundation is committed to educating, empowering, and building bridges between the public and authorities on critical cyber safety issues. Additionally, we specialize in forensics training for law enforcement, equipping them with the skills needed to tackle cybercrime effectively.

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Cash on Delivery (COD) scams are becoming alarmingly common, targeting online shoppers who rely on this payment method for convenience or trust. These scams can lead to financial loss, identity theft, and even personal risk.

In this video, we’ll explore the various types of COD scams, explain how fraudsters exploit this system, and provide essential tips to protect yourself. Whether it’s receiving fake packages or being tricked into paying for items you never ordered, we’ll help you stay one step ahead of these scammers. Let’s dive in and learn how to shop safely in today’s digital age!

Types of Cash on Delivery Scams

1. Fake Package Delivery

1. • Scammers send a package with a COD label, often containing worthless items.
   • Victims are pressured into paying, believing the order is legitimate.

2. Bogus Courier Companies

1. • Fraudsters impersonate courier services and demand cash payments for non-existent shipments.
   • They may even collect personal data like phone numbers and addresses for future scams.

3. Unsolicited Goods

1. • Victims receive products they never ordered but are asked to pay COD charges to collect the package.
   • This often happens with phishing attempts using previously stolen personal information.

4. Package Swapping

1. • Fraudsters deliver a package containing the correct label but swap the actual contents with inferior or fake products.

5. Malicious Content Delivery

1. • COD packages could contain malicious hardware, software, or even tracking devices, leading to further breaches of security.

Dangers of COD Scams

1. Financial Loss

1. • Victims lose money paying for fake or low-value items.

2. Identity Theft

1. • Personal details shared with scammers can be used in further fraudulent activities.

3. Emotional Stress

1. • These scams create anxiety, especially for frequent shoppers, and erode trust in legitimate courier services.

4. Safety Risks

1. • Fraudsters might use this scam as a way to case homes or gather personal information for physical thefts.

How to Stay Safe from COD Scams

1. Verify Every Delivery

1. • Always double-check the sender and the contents of the package before making a payment.
   • Legitimate companies often provide tracking details—use them.

2. Avoid Accepting Suspicious Packages

1. • If you don’t recall ordering something or if the sender is unfamiliar, decline the package.

3. Check Courier Company Credentials

1. • Look for official branding and verify the courier company before handing over cash.

4. Use Secure Payment Methods

1. • Whenever possible, opt for online payment methods where you can verify the seller first.

5. Report Fraud Immediately

1. • If you suspect a scam, report it to the courier company and local authorities to prevent others from falling victim.

6. Limit Sharing of Personal Information

1. • Be cautious about where you share your address and phone number online.

7. Educate Yourself and Others

1. • Stay updated on the latest scam tactics and spread awareness among family and friends.

COD scams prey on our trust and convenience, but with vigilance and awareness, we can protect ourselves. Stay informed, be skeptical of unsolicited deliveries, and always verify before you pay. Share this video with others to help spread the word and keep our communities safe!

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

CONTACT US:

Website: www.AkanchaSrivastava.Org

Email: TeamAkancha@gmail.com

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA SRIVASTAVA FOUNDATION’

‘Akancha Srivastava Foundation’ leads India’s largest social impact initiative for cyber safety.  It was founded in February 2017. It’s a not-for-profit Section 8 organization.

Honorary Board of Advisors

Foundation’s advisory board hosts – Former Special DGP RK Vij (Chattisgarh), ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh), ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra), Dr Poonam Verma (Principal- SSCBS, Delhi University)

Mission of the Foundation

The initiative aims at Education, Empowerment & Bridging of general population with the authorities on matters of cyber safety. Foundation also conducts forensics training for law enforcement.

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Inviting you to an open discussion on staying safe from everyday cyber threats and familiarizing with processes. Share your concerns with us, let the experts answer

All are welcome. Definitely get your family, kids along!

PS – we are doing this at one of the nicest bookstores in Mumbai #TitleWaves

Please support local bookstores, they are shrinking fast. Buy from them, take young kids there.

#AkanchaSrivastavaFoundation #CyberSafety #Event #Mumbai

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He’s smart, savvy, and seriously cool — with a deep understanding of how to navigate the internet safely and mindfully. Say hello to our very own cyber safety superhero, SCAMBUSTER — also known as Ansh Barat!

Ansh isn’t new to us. He’s been featured several times on our channel, sharing his passion for online safety with his circle of friends and beyond. His knack for simplifying complex cyber safety concepts makes him the perfect spokesperson for the Akancha Srivastava Foundation.

Our mission has always been to create safe digital spaces for everyone, and we believe it’s especially crucial to teach children first. Kids are some of the most active — but also most vulnerable — users of the internet. So how do we ensure they stay safe? We make learning fun, relatable, and memorable. That’s exactly where SCAMBUSTER comes in!

🎉 This week, SCAMBUSTER takes on the topic of ‘Safe Words.’ 🎉

What’s a “Safe Word,” you ask? It’s a simple but powerful tool that can protect kids from online predators and suspicious contacts. With his signature charm and playful approach, Ansh breaks it all down in the most fun and relatable way.

Watch the video, share it with your community, and empower the young internet users in your life to stay one step ahead of online scammers. Together, we’re building a safer internet for everyone.

👉 Don’t miss it — Meet SCAMBUSTER and learn the power of “Safe Words” today! 👈

We had released a detailed video on safe words a few weeks earlier. Here is the link- https://youtu.be/BO-FQuVv16E

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

CONTACT US:

Website: www.AkanchaSrivastava.Org

Email: TeamAkancha@gmail.com

Twitter: @AkanchaS

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA SRIVASTAVA FOUNDATION’

‘Akancha Srivastava Foundation’ leads India’s largest social impact initiative for cyber safety.  It was founded in February 2017. It’s a not-for-profit Section 8 organization.

Honorary Board of Advisors

Foundation’s advisory board hosts – Former Special DGP RK Vij (Chattisgarh), ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh), ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra), Dr Poonam Verma (Principal- SSCBS, Delhi University)

Mission of the Foundation

The initiative aims at Education, Empowerment & Bridging of general population with the authorities on matters of cyber safety. Foundation also conducts forensics training for law enforcement.

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We recently did couple part video with ADG Vishwas Nangre Patil Sir, Anti-Corruption Bureau, Maharashtra Police. If you have not watched this already, please watch it right now, we have got so many messages, calls, emails saying that this video saved them from getting caught in a trap!

This video shows the entire MO (modus operandi)- the way scammers operate during a digital detention fake call. We hope that this will help you stay alert and not fall for these scams.

TIPS TO STAY SAFE FROM “DIGITAL DETENTION”

• Treat every unknown number with a generous amount of skepticism
• Do not answer a video call on WhatsApp from any unknown number. Not just digital interrogation, it can make you vulnerable to many other cybercrimes like extortion, blackmail
• If you receive an IVR call from an alleged CBI/ ED/ Cybercrime cell, immediately hang up & report that number. High chances of it being a fraud
• Police knows how to find you & serve you a notice when required
• Anyone who begins to tell you details of your bank account details, share portfolio numbers is a huge red flag! Nobody outside of you & your bank should know these. Disconnect the call
• If there is a call saying your parcel is lying at FedEx office with drugs, definitely disconnect and report to your local police station immediately. In several of these cases you as well as the concerned police officer could be a victim of identity theft which needs to be reported
• You can fearlessly approach the cyber cell of your city or the closest police station to authenticate identity of the said officer who was attempting to digitally interrogate you
• Children and elderly need special training not to panic at such calls under any circumstances. Any fear inducing calls must be immediately double checked
• You can create safe words within family. When faced with such distress, it will help in verification by asking the fraudster to confirm the safe word
• Under any circumstances, do not proceed to transfer your money to a neutral/ RBI account
• Immediately instruct your bank that any suspicious activity must be curtailed
• LIE! – Use every means possible to get out of the situation. If at all you happen to get forcefully engaged in the conversation, simply say that you know the said officer personally or even higher up and you will find out the details.
• AI & deepfake have made it terribly simple to sound or look like another person. Even if the person on video looks like an officer you have seen in news media, don’t be scared. Hold your ground, refuse to entertain them.
• Dial 1930 immediately. Reporting financial crimes within 48 hours of the incident hugely increase chances of securing your money & freezing the transfer of money to criminal’s account.

Special thanks to our friend Ranjeet Walunj for doing a great job of portraying this character seamlessly. We appreciate our circle of friends & well wishers who have always stepped up to support us in every way possible.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

CONTACT US:

Website: www.AkanchaSrivastava.Org

Email: TeamAkancha@gmail.com

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA SRIVASTAVA FOUNDATION’

‘Akancha Srivastava Foundation’ leads India’s largest social impact initiative for cyber safety.  It was founded in February 2017. It’s a not-for-profit Section 8 organization.

Honorary Board of Advisors

Foundation’s advisory board hosts – Former Special DGP RK Vij (Chattisgarh), ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh), ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra), Dr Poonam Verma (Principal- SSCBS, Delhi University)

Mission of the Foundation

The initiative aims at Education, Empowerment & Bridging of general population with the authorities on matters of cyber safety. Foundation also conducts forensics training for law enforcement.

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Another day, another scam- fake UPI apps to trick people. People are losing money, stressed out, wondering how they fell for such trickery.

How does this scam work? Simple. If you run a small business or even if someone owes you money, they say alright give me your QR Code and I am transferring the amount right away. Their body language, their behaviour, attire, everything looks normal, nothing to suspect.

They scan your UPI QR code, quickly enter some PIN, there is also that flash notification on their screen, they show you the success screen, you hear the success notification sound. You look at their screen and it does infact look like the authentic app.

Now, here is the catch, you don’t get the payment though. Then the scammer pretends that they are getting late. They tell you that they are getting late, will even offer their phone number that if

you don’t receive the money, you can call them. Network issues will get blamed or service issues.

Quite often, people are okay with this explanation and let the scammer go. And you also say bye bye to your money cos its never ever coming to you!

There are 100s of Telegram channels where such fake UPI Apps- GPay, Paytm, Phone Pe, you name it- their CLONES  are available for few 100 Rs. You install these on your phone and game on! You can scam multiple people in a day!

Staying safe from this scam is fairly easy though. Do not allow anyone to leave unless you see the money transferred in your bank, wallet, hear it on soundbox. Zero exceptions.

Trust is good, surety Is better.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

CONTACT US:

Website: www.AkanchaSrivastava.Org

Email: TeamAkancha@gmail.com

Twitter: @AkanchaS

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA SRIVASTAVA FOUNDATION’

‘Akancha Srivastava Foundation’ leads India’s largest social impact initiative for cyber safety.  It was founded in February 2017. It’s a not-for-profit Section 8 organization.

Honorary Board of Advisors

Foundation’s advisory board hosts – Former Special DGP RK Vij (Chattisgarh), ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh), ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra), Dr Poonam Verma (Principal- SSCBS, Delhi University)

Mission of the Foundation

The initiative aims at Education, Empowerment & Bridging of general population with the authorities on matters of cyber safety. Foundation also conducts forensics training for law enforcement.

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Yes, teach your children to lie! For their own safety.

If anyone unknown asks your children online if their parents are home- answer should always be a RESOUNDING YES!! Infact my mom is always in the same room. Yes my parents have my passwords- responses should be standard. Nobody can know child is home alone.

If they are waiting for you to pick up outside a coaching class, sports center- ideally ask them to wait inside a building and come outside only when you arrive. If they are going into a building for a class/ tuition teach them to just say- oh my mom is waiting upstairs or my uncle lives here he’s waiting at the lift upstairs.

If kids are playing at a park and a stranger approach to ask if they are alone, teach them to say- no my parents are right here, even wave to someone else randomly and say they are my parents. If they feel uncomfortable shout loud that they are not my dad, not my mom!! If someone tries to befriend them at a mall, same loud behavior.

Also teach them to be wary of adults asking children for help. Adults should ideally not be asking a small child for help- can you help me to my car, can you take this to my doorstep please. Response- No, my mom is right there waiting and RUN!

It’s okay to speak lies and bringing back to my mantra for child safety- TEACH THEM CRITICAL THINKING. NOT EVERY ELDER IS A GOD AND NOT EVERYONE CAN BE TRUSTED JUST COS THEY ARE OLDER IN AGE.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

CONTACT US:

Website: www.AkanchaSrivastava.Org

Email: TeamAkancha@gmail.com

Twitter: @AkanchaS

https://twitter.com/AkanchaS

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Facebook:

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LinkedIn:

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA SRIVASTAVA FOUNDATION’

‘Akancha Srivastava Foundation’ leads India’s largest social impact initiative for cyber safety.  It was founded in February 2017. It’s a not-for-profit Section 8 organization.

Honorary Board of Advisors

Foundation’s advisory board hosts – Former Special DGP RK Vij (Chattisgarh), ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh), ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra), Dr Poonam Verma (Principal- SSCBS, Delhi University)

Mission of the Foundation

The initiative aims at Education, Empowerment & Bridging of general population with the authorities on matters of cyber safety. Foundation also conducts forensics training for law enforcement.

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