Today, wars are not just fought on borders—they are fought on screens. From misinformation to psychological manipulation, digital warfare is a reality. In this landscape, how we behave online directly impacts national security. Discipline in the digital space is no longer a choice—it is a duty.

Every post, share, and comment has consequences. Unverified content, emotional outbursts, or panic-driven messages can create unrest. In times of crisis, this chaos serves enemy interests. The aim of digital attacks is not always to harm physically—but to confuse, divide, and destabilize.

This is not about silence. It’s about responsibility. Every citizen is now a participant in the information war. Whether you are forwarding a message or reacting to a post, your digital choices can either build trust or fuel fear. Calm, verified communication is now a form of patriotism.

Before reacting, ask: Is this true? Who gains if I share this? Could it spread fear or falsehood? These small questions create strong national filters. Discipline is clarity. And clarity is strength.

In a hyper-connected world, our greatest power is composure. Staying calm, informed, and deliberate isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom. This is how we protect our country without wearing a uniform—by holding the line online.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe!
Jai Hind!

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On this Mother’s Day, as we honor the selfless love, care, and sacrifices of mothers who shape and guide our lives, it is a timely reminder of our bond with our Mother Nation. Just as a mother tirelessly protects, nurtures, and sacrifices for her children, it is our duty to stand with and protect the soul of our country. Today, as we celebrate those who have given us life and meaning, let us reflect on how we, as citizens and leaders, can contribute to the well-being and strength of India—by speaking up, standing together, and acting with purpose when it matters the most.

In the midst of the ongoing crisis, I find myself deeply disheartened by the silence of so many startup founders and leaders within the entrepreneurial community (there are exceptions). It is particularly troubling when those with the power to influence and inspire are choosing to remain silent during such a crucial moment for our nation. This is not a time for indifference. This is a time for leadership, for empathy, and, most importantly, for action.

The absence of voices from those who can make a difference is a failure to live up to the responsibility that comes with leadership. Silence in times of crisis is not neutral; it is complicity. In this moment, more than ever, it is imperative that we rise above the confines of our businesses and professional pursuits and speak out for what is right. It is time to put aside our individual interests and remember that we are, first and foremost, Indians.

As a country, we have always stood together through adversity. The strength of India lies in our unity, and it is this unity that we must preserve. It is time for startup founders and business leaders to demonstrate the same commitment to the nation that they show to their organizations. Leadership is not confined to the boardroom—it extends to the very fabric of society. It is about standing with your people when it counts the most, supporting the cause of justice and peace, and doing what is right even when it’s difficult.

We cannot afford to remain passive. As leaders, we have the power to influence, to mobilize, and to guide. Our actions—or our inaction—speak volumes. Now is the time to stand up, not just as business leaders but as citizens of India. We must lead with empathy, courage, and a shared commitment to the greater good. This is not just a time to show solidarity—it’s a time to take action.

Let us not look back and wonder where the leaders were when our country needed them most. Let’s ensure that when this moment passes, it will be remembered as the time we stood together—united as one, as Indians first.
Now is the time to speak up, to act, and to lead.- Jai Hind, Jai Bharat 🇮🇳

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A SIM swap scam is a type of fraud in which cybercriminals take control of your mobile phone number. This scam is typically carried out through social engineering, where the fraudster deceives your telecom service provider into transferring your phone number to a new SIM card that they control. Once they have control of your phone number, they can use it to access sensitive accounts, intercept messages, and steal your personal information. This type of scam is particularly dangerous because it targets the two-factor authentication (2FA) that many services rely on for extra security.

How SIM Swap Scams Work:

1. Gathering Information:
   • Phishing and social engineering: The scammers typically begin by gathering as much personal information about you as possible. This can be done through social media, phishing emails, data breaches, or even purchasing information from the dark web. The more they know about you, the more convincing they can be when contacting your telecom provider.
2. Impersonating You:
   • The scammer will contact your mobile service provider, pretending to be you. They may use the personal information they’ve gathered to convince customer service agents that they are you. This can include knowing your full name, date of birth, address, or even the answers to security questions that the telecom provider uses for account verification.
3. Requesting a SIM Swap:
   • Once the scammer has convinced the provider that they are you, they will request to transfer your phone number to a new SIM card. This request is often made by phone or email. They might say they’ve lost their phone, damaged their SIM, or simply need a new one.
4. Gaining Access to Your Phone:
   • After the SIM swap is approved, your phone will lose service, and the scammer’s phone will begin receiving your calls and messages, including any One-Time Passwords (OTPs) or 2FA codes that are sent to your number. These OTPs are used by services such as email accounts, online banking, and social media to confirm your identity when logging in.
5. Stealing Your Information or Money:
   • With control over your phone number, the scammer can now easily reset passwords on various accounts that are linked to your phone number. Since many accounts rely on SMS-based 2FA to verify identity, the hacker can gain access to your email, bank account, social media profiles, and even crypto wallets.
   • The scammer may transfer funds, change account settings, or access sensitive personal information.
6. Covering Their Tracks:
   • Once they’ve gained access to your accounts, the scammer may take steps to cover their tracks, such as changing your account recovery details, locking you out of your accounts, or making it difficult for you to reverse the fraud.

Common Targets of SIM Swap Scams:

• Online banking and financial services: These are prime targets because they are often linked to 2FA via SMS, which is easy for scammers to intercept.
• Cryptocurrency wallets and exchanges: Since cryptocurrencies rely heavily on secure access to wallets, fraudsters are keen to target crypto investors through SIM swapping.
• Social media accounts: Once scammers gain control of your social media accounts, they may steal your identity, spread malware, or use your profiles for other malicious activities.
• Email accounts: Access to email accounts can be used to reset passwords for other online services, providing the scammer access to even more personal information.

How to Protect Yourself from SIM Swap Scams:

1. Use Strong Authentication Methods:
   • Avoid SMS-based 2FA: While SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) is better than just using a password, it’s not foolproof. Switch to more secure forms of 2FA such as authenticator apps (like Google Authenticator or Authy) or hardware keys (like YubiKey).
2. Set Up a PIN or Password with Your Telecom Provider:
   • Contact your mobile carrier and set up a PIN or password on your account that is required for any changes to your account, such as a SIM swap. This additional layer of security makes it harder for fraudsters to impersonate you and complete the SIM swap.
3. Monitor Your Accounts Closely:
   • Regularly monitor your bank accounts, credit card statements, and social media accounts for any unusual or unauthorized activity. If you notice anything suspicious, take immediate action.
4. Be Cautious with Personal Information:
   • Be mindful of what personal information you share online. Avoid oversharing on social media, as this can be used to gain access to your accounts.
5. Alert Your Mobile Carrier About Suspicious Activity:
   • If you suspect you’re the target of a SIM swap scam, contact your mobile service provider immediately and ask them to put additional security measures on your account. Some carriers offer SIM lock features, which prevent unauthorized changes to your account.
6. Set Up Account Alerts:
   • Many financial institutions and online services allow you to set up account alerts for changes to your account, such as password resets, login attempts, or other significant activity. This can help you catch fraud early.
7. Use Encrypted Communication:
   • Use encrypted messaging services like Signal or WhatsApp that do not rely on phone numbers for authentication and are less vulnerable to SIM swapping.

Signs You Might Be a Victim of a SIM Swap:

• Loss of service on your phone: If your phone suddenly loses signal or shows “No Service,” it could indicate that your number has been swapped.
• Unexpected password reset notifications: If you suddenly receive notifications for password changes or account access requests, it could be a sign that the scammer is gaining control of your accounts.
• Receiving unusual activity alerts from your bank: If you get alerts from your bank about transactions you didn’t initiate or security alerts you didn’t expect, it’s a strong indicator of fraud.

Conclusion:

SIM swap scams are a growing threat, and while they can be difficult to prevent, taking proactive steps to secure your accounts can significantly reduce your risk. By implementing stronger authentication methods, being cautious with your personal data, and regularly monitoring your accounts, you can protect yourself from falling victim to this type of cybercrime.

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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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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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ADG Krishna Prakash Sir (Maharashtra Police) applauded the landmark Supreme Court judgment of September 23, 2024 which now makes viewing, storing child sexual exploitative and abuse material an offence under POCSO, IT Act.

A three-judge Bench headed by Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud said the sexual act was only the beginning of a child’s victimization.

“It continues through its recording, and perpetuates as photographs and videos that float through cyberspace, freely accessible to anyone who has the ability to surf the Internet… The knowledge that their abuse is being watched by countless strangers, sometimes years after the actual event, exacerbates the psychological wounds on top of the trauma that was already induced by the act in the first place. This perpetuating violation deprives the victim of any remaining hope or chance to heal, recover from the abuse and find closure,” Justice J.B. Pardiwala, who authored the 200-page judgment termed as ground-breaking by the Chief Justice, observed.

The Supreme Court urged the Parliament to “seriously consider” amending the POCSO Act to substitute the term “child pornography” with “Child Sexual Exploitative and Abuse Material” or CSEAM.

Source- https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/storing-and-viewing-child-sexually-exploitative-abuse-material-an-offence-under-pocso-supreme-court/article68672855.ece

Justice Pardiwala thanked the Chief Justice for the opportunity to pen this judgment. The order focused on Section 15 of the POCSO Act which lays down punishment for the storage of pornographic material involving children. “Any person who stores any pornographic material involving a child and fails to report or destroy it is punishable with a fine of not less than five thousand rupees., and repeat offence will be punishable with fine of not less than ten thousand rupees. If the material is stored for further transmitting or propagating, then along with fine, it is punishable with up to three years of imprisonment. For storing child pornographic material for commercial purpose is punishable with three to five years of imprisonment, and in subsequent conviction, up to seven years of imprisonment,” the Section says.

ADG Krishna Prakash Sir shares his concern on rehabilitating the child victims in a proper manner involving long term counselling, mental health support, reintegrating into society in appropriate measures. He states that children are our future, our country’s treasure, its our collective responsibility to protect them, nurture them, educate them, handhold them. Future of humanity depends on how we behave towards children today.

ADG Krishna Prakash Sir asks the hard question about how is it that human beings can ever treat children so inhumanly? What about our ethical, moral, base human values? How does it allow us to perform such violent acts? Its not just legally but very humanly impossible to imagine and perpetrators must be most severely punished.

Do watch this very compelling video & do the right thing by rejecting any such content, reporting it and protecting any child you see in need of it.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

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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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‘Akancha Srivastava Foundation’ partnered with Haryana Police to spread awareness about #Dial112- Emergency Response Number And cyber safety.

We were invited by Bhiwani Police, Haryana to spread awareness about their powerful safety initiatives on ground especially for girls & children safety. Together we conducted back to back cyber safety awareness workshops as young adults/ children or even adults are addicted to internet today.

Delighted to share how wonderfully the girl students accepted the workshops, their takeaway & most importantly their courage! It is heart warming to listen that we were able to inspire them to stand up for themselves & speak up for themselves. These kids are all set to spread their wings and fly into the world towards their careers, new cities, new paths. We are thankful to have played a small role in handholding them in this journey. This is the kind of confidence we wish to keep fuelling in youth so that they can take a stand for themselves and for others. We are thankful to the students who trusted us with their personal stories, we are in touch with them to help in any way possible.

Having Bhiwani Police women police officers along with us has further raised the respect in our hearts for law enforcement. We got insights into how hard they work in the region, listen to victims with compassion & with a stern hand when dealing with a criminal. Grateful to such committed, dedicated police personnel who are in service of the nation 24×7.

Let us tell you some more about  #Dial112 emergency response number -a fantastic set up especially for girls who can download this app and fill their basic information which allows police to track their location.

All e rickshaws in Bhiwani have been given a unique ID and their driver’s details registered with the Police. In case of any such situation where a girl is feeling unsafe during travel, she simply has to Dial 112 and trigger emergency response. Patrol cars reach the victim within minutes with this ‘trip management service’. They even double check to ensure that the caller has reached their destination safely. Additionally Bhiwani Police has deployed women Police personnel in plain clothes at ‘hot spots’ & ‘hot routes’.

These spots cover entrances of schools & colleges, shopping malls, bus stations, train stations, public parks, food courts, popular travel routes. These personnel immediately intervene at any sign of harassment.

Our Foundation was glad to be invited to be a part of this initiative where we educated thousands of young students across school & colleges about cyber safety and Bhiwani Police measures. Enriching experience for us to witness this change within interiors of the country. We hope to continue this police public, knowledge partnership for long term social change as we have been doing for last many years.

Heartfelt thanks to Bhiwani Police, Haryana Police for giving us this opportunity.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe

Jai Hind, Jai Bharat!

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA AGAINST HARASSMENT’

‘Akancha Against Harassment’ is India’s largest social impact initiative against cyber harassment. It was founded by Miss Akancha Srivastava 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 Police), ADG Navniet Sekera (Uttar Pradesh Police), ADG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra Police), Dr Poonam Verma (Principal- SSCBS, Delhi University)

Goals of this initiative

The initiative aims at Education, Empowerment & Bridging of general population with the authorities.

Support of the Indian Police for the initiative

Bridging is the most unique attribute of the initiative. We have a host of over 70+ senior police officers from across the country supporting us in content & awareness drive.

This unique strength helps us address any victim complaints that come to us as well as inform people about various measures of law enforcement across the country.

Multilingual AI Chat helpline for cyber safety

We run India’s only functional private national multilingual AI chat helpline for cyber safety. This helpline is currently available in Hindi & English on our website. It can be accessed from any internet enabled device. You can chat here anonymously, fearlessly.

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In our Republic week special podcast ADG Navniet Sekera Sir (Uttar Pradesh) says- every small action & inaction matters!

Additional Director General of Police (Uttar Pradesh)- Navniet Sekera Sir believes that we have to stop asking how much difference will our actions make, just go ahead and do what is right.

ADG Navniet Sekera Sir narrates his favorite story where a little boy talks about making a difference to one life at a time. Similarly, we need to focus on whatever little change we can make, even if its not very large. If each one can change a single life, it will make the world a better place. Be the change, says Sir.

ADG नवनीत सिकेरा (उत्तर प्रदेश पुलिस) कहते हैं की हम खुद को बदलेंगे तो देश और समाज बदलेगा अपनी एक पसंदीदा कहानी सुनते हुए वह इस बात को दर्शाते हैं की चाहे कितना ही छोटा योगदान क्यों न हो परन्तु वह किसी की ज़िन्दगी बदल सकता है, अगर यह बात हर नागरिक, हर बच्चा यह समझ जाये तो दुनिया ही बदल जाएगी हम सब एक दुसरे से उम्मीद रखते है की अगला कुछ बेहतर करे मगर यह भूल जाते हैं की समाज और देश के प्रति कर्त्तव्य पालन हम सब की नैतिक जिम्मेदारी है

हर छोटे और बड़े कर्मों से इस दुनिया में फर्क जरूर पड़ता है! यह न सोचें कि अरे इतनी छोटी सी बात से क्या बदलाव आ जायेगा आखिर बूँद बूँद से ही सागर बनता है, हम सब मिलकर छोटा सा बदलाव लाएंगे तो आने वाला कल बेहद खूबसूरत होगा

सुनिए सिकेरा सर की आवाज़ में यह हमारा खास एपिसोड जय हिन्द, जय भारत !

IG Navniet Sekera Sir’s Bio: With 27 meritorious years in the Indian Police Force, he is an alumnus of IIT Roorkee, went to do MBA from Indian School of Business, Hyderabad & has always been in news for his innovative application of technology for various aspects of policing. He also accepted the Digital excellence award for citizen service in 2017. One of his most celebrated contributions is his leadership of 1090 Women Power helpline in Uttar Pradesh. Under the leadership of IG Navniet Sekera Sir, this case study of a helpline handled more than 1.4 crore calls from across 75 districts of Uttar Pradesh during his leadership. Leading a service for a state that is as big as being world’s 5th largest country, was a remarkable feat. IG Navniet Sekera also inspired a recent MXPlayer web series called- ‘Bhaukaal’ which features his brave journey of almost 3 decades & what makes him one of the most loved & respected IPS officers of our country.

Jai Bharat, Jai Hind!

Stay Aware, Stay Safe. Stay happy!

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ABOUT ‘AKANCHA AGAINST HARASSMENT’

‘Akancha Against Harassment’ is India’s largest social impact initiative against cyber harassment. It was founded by Miss Akancha Srivastava in February 2017. Its 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), Special IG Krishna Prakash (Maharashtra), Dr Poonam Verma (Principal- SSCBS, Delhi University)

Goals of this initiative

The initiative aims at Education, Empowerment & Bridging of general population with the authorities.

Support of the Indian Police for the initiative

Bridging is the most unique attribute of the initiative. We have a host of over 65+ senior police officers from across the country supporting us in content & awareness drive.

This unique strength helps us address any victim complaints that come to us as well as inform people about various measures of law enforcement across the country.

Multilingual AI Chat helpline for cyber safety

We run India’s only private national multilingual AI chat helpline for cyber safety. This helpline is currently available in Hindi & English on our website. It can be accessed from any internet enabled device. You can chat here anonymously, fearlessly.

Stay Aware, Stay Safe.

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Please pay attention, this is important.  

Filing police complaints is CRITICAL. Do not share intimate pictures/videos that can lead to such circumstances

#AAH #CyberSafety #India

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Please pay attention. Majority offenders in crimes against children in India are known to the victims. It’s someone in their circle of trust- relative, neighbor, teacher or so.

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These days phishing attacks are becoming very common however, one can protect themselves from these attacks by implementing some safety tips. Phishing is a cybercrime where a person posing as a trusted identity might steal personal information like banking details, credit card details, and password. They might do this to steal your information and get financial benefits out of it. It can also happen over a call and is called Vishing (a portmanteau of voice and phishing).

Internet is a beautiful place to be at even though it exposes us to a world full of scammers and fraudulent activities. If you are not careful enough, you might end up losing your sensitive details as well as hard-earned money. We all have heard of cases where a person in naivety gives away their OTP or passwords to scammers and lose money. To save ourselves from phishing attacks, we need to understand that no means of electronic media is a hundred per cent safe, even though we can take steps to make it a better place for all of us.

How not to fall victim to phishing attacks?

The first rule of staying safe on the internet is to be very careful about the links that you are clicking. Do not share your OTP or passwords with anyone. These scammers create duplicate websites which look very similar to the original ones. The minute you enter your data like credentials and passwords on these sites, they get access and use it for their financial gains. However, if you are careful enough, you can spot grammatical errors or minor differences in the website that may help you differentiate it from the legitimate website. For example, on a banking website, the term ‘user’ can be misspelt as ‘usar’. However, these attackers are getting smarter by the day. These differences might be so minor that they might be unnoticeable to anyone in a hurry.

Always remember, anything that sounds too good to be true probably IS NOT true. We all have received emails with subject lines like ‘urgent, pay attention, your loan is approved, lottery, jackpot, award’, etc. These emails are usually spam and should be sent straightaway to the spam folder. The second rule is to be very careful while opening such emails, especially those you were not expecting to receive. 

Prevention is better than cure

Third rule of being safe is that always change your passwords often. Passwords are like a toothbrush – do not share them with anyone and change them regularly.

You must also note that you should not click on random links or pop-up ads because they can steal your sensitive information. The best way to deal with pop-up ads is to have an ad blocker installed on your system. You can also close these ads by clicking the cross on them. Lastly, it is also important that your system has an updated firewall and malware protection software because they go a long way in protecting your devices from such attacks.

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