Archive · 29 Nov 2025
Cyber Awareness Campaigns Educate Public
Recently, there were big events to teach people about staying safe online.
In Delhi, the police and schools worked together to hold 'Cyber Samvad 2.0', where many students and teachers learned about dangers like cyberbullying and how to protect themselves.
They even watched a fun street play to make learning more interesting.
In Hyderabad, a company called Tempest Advertising did a similar thing.
They performed a street play and then shared tips on social media for 10 days.
Both events taught people to be careful online and how to report problems quickly.
The goal was to help everyone, especially kids and workers, stay safe from cyber threats.
Delhi Police and Tempest Advertising organized cyber awareness campaigns to educate the public about digital safety.
The events included 'Cyber Samvad 2.0' in Delhi and a 10-day digital awareness campaign in Hyderabad.
Both campaigns featured engaging street plays (Nukkad Natak) to highlight real-world cyber threats and digital fraud.
The initiatives reached thousands of students, teachers, and employees through hybrid formats and live streams.
Key cyber threats discussed included cyberbullying, cyber grooming, online job fraud, and email phishing.
- Who
- Delhi Police, Directorate of Education, Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), Tempest Advertising, students, teachers, employees, educational institutions
- What
- Cyber awareness campaigns including 'Cyber Samvad 2.0' and a 10-day digital awareness campaign
- When
- The specific dates are not mentioned in the articles
- Where
- Delhi and Hyderabad, at various locations including Police Headquarters, Adarsh Auditorium, and Sattva Knowledge City
- Why
- To educate the public, especially students and employees, about cyber threats and online safety measures
- Organizers
- Delhi Police, Directorate of Education, Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), Tempest Advertising
- Participants
- Lakhs of students and teachers from over 1000 schools, employees at Sattva Knowledge City, educational institutions
- Event Format
- Hybrid (virtual and in-person), 10-day digital awareness campaign
- In-Person Attendees
- 250 students and teachers from NDMC schools, employees at Sattva Knowledge City
- Key Highlight
- Nukkad Natak (street play) by the Deep Group and Tempest Advertising
- National Cyber Helpline Number
- 1930
- Cyber Threats Discussed
- Cyberbullying, cyber grooming, online job fraud, cyber slavery, digital arrest, email phishing
- Safety Measures Advised
- Enabling two-factor authentication, vigilance online, reporting cyber crimes within the 'golden hour'
