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In the vibrant city of Pimpri-Chinchwad, a quiet yet powerful digital revolution is underway at Pratibha College. Backed by the Quick Heal Foundation, a group of passionate students—aptly named the Cyber Warriors—is emerging as a frontline force in the battle for cyber safety. These empowered students are stepping beyond the boundaries of their classrooms, launching a grassroots movement to educate and protect their community. From schoolchildren and industrial workers to PMPL staff, police officers, firefighters, and local organizations, they are reaching all corners of society. But they’re offering more than just information—they’re sparking awareness through real-life stories, interactive discussions, and hands-on guidance. With empathy, trust, and action at the core of their mission, the Cyber Warriors are breaking down complex digital threats into practical, relatable knowledge. They’re not only teaching safe online behavior—they’re inspiring digital confidence, cultivating cyber-smart habits, and laying the foundation for a more resilient, cyber-aware Pimpri-Chinchwad.

In the heart of Baramati, a digital transformation is taking root at Vidya Pratishthan. Supported by the Quick Heal Foundation, a dynamic force known as the Cyber Warriors is rising—not just to inform, but to protect. These empowered students are stepping far beyond their classrooms to lead a grassroots movement in cyber safety. From local schools and remote villages to garment factories, self-help groups, and community organizations, they are delivering more than just sessions. Through real-life stories, interactive discussions, and relatable guidance, they are translating complex cyber threats into practical knowledge for everyday people. Their mission is rooted in empathy, trust, and action. They’re not just teaching—they’re building digital confidence, fostering safer habits, and becoming pillars of cyber resilience across Baramati Taluka.

Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of Shankarlal Khandelwal College, Akola – Pioneering Cyber Safety in Akola District .In the classrooms of Shankarlal Khandelwal College, a quiet revolution is underway. Backed by the Quick Heal Foundation, the Cyber Warriors are not just spreading awareness—they are safeguarding the digital lives of their community. With passion and purpose, these students are reaching schools, villages, and organizations—simplifying cyber threats through workshops, real-life stories, and open dialogue. They’re doing more than teaching. They’re building trust, inspiring action, and protecting dreams. With every step, they’re shaping a safer, smarter Akola, where no one stands alone in the digital world.

In the heart of rural Karad, a powerful movement is quietly reshaping the future—led by the Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of Government College, Karad, with the unwavering support of the Quick Heal Foundation. These dedicated young changemakers are not just raising awareness—they’re igniting a revolution in digital safety. Driven by a deep sense of purpose and community, these Cyber Warriors have stepped beyond the classroom, bringing critical cyber awareness to schools, colleges, and community. Through engaging presentations, real-life stories, and open-hearted conversations, they’ve made even the most complex cyber threats easy to understand and act upon. But their mission doesn’t stop at the campus gates. From local Lion’s Club members to industrial workers, from government officials to village communities, these warriors are reaching every corner of society—ensuring no one is left behind in this digital age. They are not just teaching safety; they are building trust, empowering minds, and protecting dreams.

The Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of Rajarshi Shahu College, Latur, supported by the Quick Heal Foundation, are leading the charge in transforming the digital safety landscape across rural Latur district. With a mission to build cyber awareness and resilience, these passionate Cyber Warriors have conducted impactful sessions in schools, colleges & community centers—simplifying complex cyber threats through interactive presentations, real-life examples, and open discussions. Their outreach extends far beyond campuses. By engaging with police officers, government officials, Gram panchayat members, and other local groups, they are spreading essential cyber safety knowledge to every layer of society.

The Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of Balasaheb Jadhav College, Ale, are transforming the digital landscape of rural communities across Ale, Junnar, and Narayangaon Taluka. Supported by the Quick Heal Foundation, these dedicated student ambassadors are on a mission to build cyber awareness and resilience in the heart of rural Maharashtra. From schools and colleges to community hubs, they have reached hundreds through engaging cyber safety sessions—using interactive presentations, real-life case studies, and open dialogue to demystify online threats and promote safe digital behavior. Going beyond campuses, they are creating widespread impact by connecting with Cooperative society members, farmers, ASHA and Anganwadi workers, and labor groups, spreading crucial cyber knowledge to every corner of the community.

The Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of Gogate Joglekar College, Ratnagiri, are at the forefront of promoting cyber safety across the district. Backed by the Quick Heal Foundation, these young ambassadors are leading impactful initiatives to build digital awareness and resilience. They have conducted dynamic cyber safety sessions in schools, colleges, and universities, engaging students, faculty, staff, and parents. Using interactive presentations, real-life demonstrations, and open discussions, they simplify cyber threats and promote safe digital practices.

Extending their reach beyond academia, the Cyber Warriors also connect with various community groups, creating a ripple effect of cyber awareness throughout the region. Their mission is clear: to foster a digitally responsible society prepared for the challenges of the online world.

The Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of KBCNMU, Jalgaon are playing a pioneering role in advancing cyber safety across the district. These dedicated young ambassadors are driving a powerful movement to educate and empower people with essential digital literacy, equipping them to navigate the online world securely and responsibly. Cyber Warriors have launched a series of innovative initiatives aimed at diverse sections of the community. Their outreach includes Anganwadi workers, farmers, senior citizens, labour groups, police personnel, and government officials, ensuring that every corner of society is reached.

Additionally, the team has conducted engaging cyber safety sessions in schools, colleges, and universities, addressing students, teaching and non-teaching staff, and even parents. Through presentations, demonstrations, and interactive discussions, they simplify complex cyber threats and offer practical steps for safe digital behavior. By fostering a culture of cyber awareness, the Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of KBCNMU Jalgaon are not just spreading information—they’re inspiring a community-wide commitment to digital responsibility and resilience.

TC College Baramati stands at the forefront of promoting cyber safety across Pune District. As true cyber safety champions, their mission is to empower individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the digital world securely and responsibly. Their impactful initiatives include conducting informative presentations in schools, colleges, and various academies, as well as engaging with industrial workers, vendors, and members of Self-Help Groups (SHGs). They creatively promote awareness through events like Cyber Safe Yoga Day and Cyber Safe Birthdays, continuously fostering a culture of digital responsibility and resilience within the community.

On Guru Pournima, Quick Heal Cyber Warriors led a special initiative—Cyber Safe Guru Pournima—to raise cyber safety awareness among diverse community members. Students honored teachers, parents, senior citizens, sweepers, and laborers as “Cyber Safe Gurus,” highlighting their role in fostering digital responsibility. The event featured interactive sessions and hands-on demonstrations covering essential cyber tips, secure phone settings like app permissions and two-factor authentication, and alerts on online scams and password safety. This initiative aimed to bridge the digital literacy gap and empower often-overlooked groups, while fostering mutual respect across generations and professions. By blending the traditional spirit of Guru Pournima with modern digital safety, the campaign created a meaningful and inclusive awareness experience.