The activity aimed to sensitize and create awareness about cyber security amongst the students, teachers and non-teaching staff, nearby vendors and the general public. The proceedings of the day started with the Cyber Warriors of the college sharing their experiences in the “Earn and Learn” by the Quick Heal Foundation. They lead the gathering in taking the cyber security oath and encouraged them to download the e-booklet on cyber security.

Audience: Students, Parents, General Public

Stakeholder: Vendors, Media

The college tackled two prominent concerns facing students; drug abuse and cyber security awareness, in one big fell swoop. Two high ranking police officials were invited to speak on these issues and share their expertise and experience with the students on the day. The idea of a collaborative effort was discussed to combat these problems and the importance of community involvement in creating a safer, healthier, and secure environment for everyone.

Audience: Students

Stakeholder: Vendors, Media, Police

The event kicked off with a talk by a police officer on the importance of cyber security and how to report victimization along with details about cyber law. The student volunteers with the Quick Heal Foundation split into 5 groups and talked to the gathered crowd on their experiences with the foundation and the need to take cyber security safely. They lead their peers in the cyber security oath and downloading the cyber security brochures.

Audience: Students, Parents, Media, General Public

Stakeholder: Police, Media

The Cyber Warriors of the college together wrote and performed a skit with various social media platforms as characters and the dangers each one poses. A cyber warrior also composed a rap song to educate others through his words and rhymes on cyber crimes, cyber security and the punishments for cyber crimes. A skit was also held on phishing scam related matters. Awareness was also spread through an inventive use of Qawwali.

Audience: Students, Teaching and non-teaching staff, Parents

Stakeholder: Media, Police

The college took out a rally that covered a distance of two kilometers. The students and participating members held banners and flyers up in the air for all those who could see and inform them about cyber security through the rally and posters. The cyber security oath was taken by students and faculty together as a pledge to be vigilant when they are online and uphold safe practices when using the Internet.

Audience: Students, Teaching and non-teaching staff

Stakeholder: Students

This mass activity began with Path Sanchalan with posters prepared by the cyber warriors from the college campus to Ganj Gola. The warriors then presented their Laghu Natika entitled “Cyber Security: Kalachi Garaj”. It started with Powada and included two scenarios: Payment Fraud and Social Media Fraud. The students enjoyed the skits and were much better informed after the skits. The Cyber Security Oath was taken by all present at the end of activity.

Audience: Students, Farmers, Hawkers, Vendors, Vegetable sellers, General Public

Stakeholder: Police

The students organized a mass rally at Yogeshwari Mandir for a large crowd with the aim to educate and inform them about cyber security and the various kinds of cyber frauds that are out there. They did this through plays that would depict how these frauds roll out in real life and equip the audience with the tools and awareness to handle these scams. The students also gave speeches on the need for cyber security.

Audience: Students, Parents, Police, General Public

Stakeholder: Police

A member of the Cyber police guided the audience on what entails as a cyber crime and how they can report them. He also directed the students to a website in case they come across a Morphing fraud. The student volunteers performed 3 skits on Morphing fraud, Matrimonial fraud and Online job and transaction fraud. The audience downloaded the cyber security brochure and recited the cyber security oath to close out the events of the day

Audience: Students, Parents, Media, Police Officials, General Public

Stakeholder: Media,Police

The student volunteers organized a one act street play on how to remain safe from cyber fraud and cyber attacks. Another group of student volunteers oversaw a poster presentation to sensitize the audience on cyber security through images. Mall go-ers were also informed about cyber security and the ‘Earn and Learn’ scheme. A cyber police officer spoke on the importance of cyber security and how students could report cyber crimes in cases of victimization.

Audience: Students, Teaching and non-teaching staff, Parents, Vendors,General Public

Stakeholder: Media, Police,

The student volunteers organized a mass rally from Sangamner Bus Stand to Sangamner College Campus as a part of the Cyber Security Awareness campaign. Along the route, the volunteers performed and took part in a role-play exercise that talked about the threats that lack of cyber security awareness poses to the general public and urge them to take cyber security and provided them the necessary tips to safeguard themselves and others.

Audience: Students, Parents, Media, General Public

Stakeholder: Media