Archive · 20 Nov 2025
Pune Police Unveils Year-Long Plan for Campus Safety and Discipline
Pune police has planned a year-long project to make college campuses safer.
They will teach students about road safety, how to stay safe online, and how to protect themselves from drugs and bad people.
They will also help students who are feeling sad or stressed.
The plan starts this month and will last until December 2026.
Pune City Police unveils year-long road map for campus safety and discipline
Plan addresses issues like drunk driving, drug use, cyber security, and women's safety
Initiative begins immediately with student ambassador nominations and workshops
Includes Road Safety Week, Gender Safety programme, Say No To Drugs campaign, Mental Health Month, and Cyber Safety Activities
Plan to be evaluated and expanded in November and December 2026
- Who
- Pune City Police, educational institutes, and student representatives
- What
- Unveiled a year-long road map for improving campus safety and discipline
- When
- Wednesday, at the event Secure Horizons in Education 2025
- Where
- Pune, Maharashtra, India
- Why
- To address rising issues like drunk driving, drug use, cyber security, and women's safety among students
- Duration
- Year-long, starting immediately and ending in December 2026
- Initiatives
- Road Safety Week, Gender Safety programme, Say No To Drugs campaign, Mental Health Month, Cyber Safety Activities
- Collaborators
- Educational institutes and various cells of the city police
- Kick-off
- Preparations, nominations of student ambassadors, and a three-day orientation workshop in November and December
- Evaluation
- November 2026, with expansion and mentoring in December
