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MIT College Alandi is leading the charge in promoting cyber safety throughout the Alandi region. As committed cyber safety champions, their mission is to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the digital world safely and responsibly. Their impactful efforts include delivering informative sessions across schools, colleges, academies, and engaging with industrial workers, vendors, and members of Self-Help Groups (SHGs). Through innovative initiatives like the Cyber Safe Ganesh Festival and Cyber Safe Campus, they are continuously nurturing a culture of digital awareness, responsibility, and resilience within the community.

A digital transformation is quietly unfolding at Punyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar University in Solapur. Spearheaded by a passionate group of students known as the Cyber Warriors, and supported by the Quick Heal Foundation, this initiative is reshaping how communities understand and engage with cybersecurity. These student-led champions are going beyond academic boundaries, reaching diverse sections of society. Whether it’s conducting awareness drives in rural schools, engaging with industrial workers, training police personnel, or hosting sessions in underserved rural areas, their outreach is both wide-ranging and impactful. Their mission is rooted in rural empowerment. By collaborating with grampanchayat ,NGOs, women’s self-help groups, banking professionals, government staff, and youth collectives, the Cyber Warriors are not just teaching cyber safety—they’re building a culture of digital confidence and responsibility.

In the quiet corners of Belgaum district, a digital awakening is unfolding at S.J.P. Nidsoshi. Powered by the Quick Heal Foundation, a determined group of students—proudly known as Cyber Warriors—are driving a powerful mission: to create a cyber-safe rural Karnataka. These passionate youth are more than just messengers of awareness—they are defenders of their community’s digital well-being. From village schools and grassroots organizations to self-help groups and local institutions, they are conducting engaging workshops filled with real-life stories, practical tips, and open, relatable dialogue. Their approach is grounded in empathy and action. By simplifying complex cyber threats into everyday language, they’re building digital confidence, nurturing responsible online habits, and protecting even the most remote communities from cyber harm. This is more than education—this is transformation. The Cyber Warriors of S.J.P. Nidsoshi are becoming the heartbeat of a safer, more informed Karnataka, ensuring that no rural citizen is left behind in the digital age.

In the heart of Bhandara district, a powerful digital movement is taking shape at J.M. Patel College. With support from the Quick Heal Foundation, a dedicated group of students—known as the Cyber Guardians—is emerging as a beacon of cyber safety. These young changemakers are venturing far beyond the boundaries of their campus, spearheading a grassroots campaign to safeguard their community from digital threats. Reaching out to local schools, remote tribal villages, factories, self-help groups, and community centers, they are doing much more than conducting sessions. Through relatable real-life stories, interactive conversations, and easy-to-understand guidance, they are demystifying the complexities of the digital world. Driven by empathy and trust, the Cyber Guardians are fostering awareness, promoting safer online habits, and empowering individuals with digital confidence. Their mission is not just about education—it’s about protection, transformation, and resilience. Together, they are truly pioneering a digitally safe Bhandara district—one village, one story, and one empowered citizen at a time.

At Patkar Varde College, Mumbai, a quiet yet powerful digital movement is taking shape. With the support of the Quick Heal Foundation, a dedicated group of students—known as the Cyber Warriors—is leading the charge in promoting cybersecurity awareness and digital literacy across the city and beyond.

These young digital defenders are reaching far beyond the classroom. From urban schools and industrial units to police departments and Urban slums, they are conducting interactive workshops, sharing real-life cybercrime stories.

Their mission is inclusive and far-reaching. By engaging with Ngo’s, women’s self-help groups, banking professionals, government employees, and youth organizations, they are not just spreading awareness—they are empowering communities with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the digital world securely.

The Quick Heal Cyber Warriors of Annasaheb Magar College, Hadapsar, supported by the Quick Heal Foundation, are leading a transformative initiative to secure the digital future of Hadapsar, Pune. With a clear mission to promote cyber awareness and resilience, these passionate Cyber Sentinels are reshaping how communities understand and respond to digital threats. Through engaging sessions held in schools, colleges, and community centers, they simplify complex cyber issues using interactive presentations and real-life examples. Their outreach goes far beyond educational institutions—reaching senior citizens, daily wage workers, Ganapati Mandals, police personnel, government officials, adolescent groups, and university representatives.

By making cyber safety accessible and relatable, they are empowering every layer of society to navigate the digital world with confidence and caution—building a safer, smarter urban community for generations to come.

At Karamveer Bhaurao Patil College, Satara, a quiet digital revolution is underway. Backed by the Quick Heal Foundation, a passionate group of students—the Cyber Warriors—is championing cybersecurity awareness across the district. From schools and factories to police stations and rural communities, these students are reaching all corners of society. Through real-life stories, interactive sessions, and practical guidance, they simplify complex cyber threats and promote safe online habits. Engaging with farmers, women’s groups, bankers, government staff, and more, the Cyber Warriors are not just spreading awareness—they’re building digital confidence and creating a more cyber-resilient Satara.

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.