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DIMAPUR — A career guidance and legal awareness programme, organised by DEF Phek in collaboration with Chakhesang Students' Union and Meluri Students' Union, was conducted in Meluri, Phek district, on September 24.
During the programme, superintendent of police, Phek, Dr. Pritipal Kaur, delivered a comprehensive talk on career guidance and cyber safety, a DIPR report stated.
[bsa_pro_ad_space id=1]Kaur provided valuable insights into various competitive exams and recommended study materials to aspiring students. She also emphasised on the importance of vigilance against cyber scams and encouraged attendees to report any cybercrime through via the 1930 helpline or the NCRP portal.
The police officer further urged the students to become cyber volunteers to help spread awareness about cyber safety.
Professor Md. Sayeed Khan from NIT discussed the intricacies of the cyber world, ethical hacking and the misuse of social media. He advised students to stay vigilant against extortion, phishing, deep fake technology and other forms of cybercrimes.
Khan underscored the importance not to download apps from unknown sources so as not to compromise personal data. He also cautioned against the use of public wi-fi and fake chargers and further stressed on the need for protective measures.
MGN Fellowship representative Sahil provided valuable information about various government schemes and programmes available for students and self-help groups (SHGs).
Earlier, finance secretary of Chakhesang Students' Union, Povozo, delivered the welcome address; youth pastor of MVBC, Kuojirhongu, offered invocation prayer, and general secretary of MKK, Rhothovi Nyusou pronounced the benediction. The programme was chaired by Chitsiarho Po, president of MKK.