Archive · 7 Oct 2026
Indore Police Use Music and Films for Road Safety
Indore Traffic Police introduced three new ways to talk about road safety.
They released a song called “Niyam Se Chalo,” an animated video and a short film called “Papa Ki Pari.”
The police hope music and videos will make traffic rules more interesting to learn.
The materials also show why people should behave responsibly on the road.
The launch took place at Palasia Square on Tuesday.
Police officials attended the event.
People who helped make the materials were honoured.
Cadets, community groups and a traffic volunteer were also recognised for helping with road safety work.
Indore Traffic Police launched a road safety song, an animated video and a short film at Palasia Square on Tuesday.
The song is titled “Niyam Se Chalo,” and the short film is titled “Papa Ki Pari.”
The materials aim to make traffic awareness more engaging and encourage responsible road behaviour.
Police officials and creative team members attended the launch and several contributors were honoured.
National Cadet Corps officers and cadets, community groups and a traffic volunteer were recognised for supporting traffic management and awareness.
- Who
- Indore Traffic Police, with police officials, creative teams, cadets and community volunteers attending or recognised.
- What
- The police launched a road safety song, animated video and short film.
- When
- Tuesday; the article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Palasia Square, Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
- Why
- To make traffic awareness more engaging, promote responsible road behaviour and highlight the consequences of traffic violations.
- Song
- “Niyam Se Chalo”
- Short film
- “Papa Ki Pari”
- Other release
- An animated road safety awareness video
- Launch location
- Palasia Square, Indore
- Event day
- Tuesday; no calendar date provided
- Recognised supporters
- National Cadet Corps officers and cadets, Bharat Scouts and Guides, Seva Setu Jankalyan Samiti, and traffic volunteer Sangeeta Tiwari