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  • Feel The Change Foundation’s Initiative : Cyber Fraud in Noida with Police and Community Support

    Feel The Change Foundation’s Initiative : Cyber Fraud in Noida with Police and Community Support

    Feel The Change Foundation’s Initiative : Major Awareness Campaign Against Cyber Crime in Gautam Buddha Nagar, Action in Collaboration with Police and Administration

    Gautam Buddha Nagar district, which includes Noida and Greater Noida, has now launched an organized campaign against cyber crime. In view of cases like online fraud, digital arrest, OTP scams, and fake investment schemes, the Feel The Change Foundation has decided to run a widespread public awareness campaign. This campaign will be conducted across the entire district in collaboration with the Noida Police and the district administration.

    Recently, the Foundation’s Secretary JP Mandal met with Cyber Cell ACP Vivek Ranjan Rai. In this meeting, it was decided that along with action against cyber crime, large-scale awareness programs will also be held. ACP Vivek Ranjan Rai assured that police officers themselves will participate in these programs and directly inform people about how to avoid cyber fraud.

    Feel The Change Foundation : Secretary JP Mandal and ACP Vivek Ranjan Rai
    Feel The Change Foundation : Secretary JP Mandal and ACP Vivek Ranjan Rai

    Police, Lawyers, and Digital Experts on One Platform

    The special feature of this campaign is that it is not just the Foundation involved, but also police officers, lawyers with legal knowledge, and digital experts will participate.

    • Police will explain how to file a complaint and the correct use of the 1930 helpline.
    • Lawyers will explain the legal rights of victims in cyber crime cases.
    • Digital experts will tell how to keep mobiles and the internet secure.

    People will be clearly told in simple words:

    • Never share OTP with anyone.
    • Do not click on unknown links.
    • Do not do banking on public Wi-Fi.
    • Avoid free VPNs.

    Cooperation from RWAs and Administration

    The campaign will also involve full cooperation from RWAs (Resident Welfare Associations) of various societies in Gautam Buddha Nagar, market associations, and the local administration. Special sessions will be held in schools and colleges. Youth will be made aware about digital security so that they can alert their families and people around them.

    The information about Feel The Change Foundation's ongoing awareness initiative against cyber crime in Gautam Buddha Nagar is very important and commendable.
    The information about Feel The Change Foundation’s ongoing awareness initiative against cyber crime in Gautam Buddha Nagar is very important and commendable.

    Foundation to Prepare “Digital Warriors”

    The Foundation plans to train “Digital Warriors” in the district. These warriors will provide correct information about cyber security in their respective areas and guide people on the right path for help when needed.

    Feel The Change Foundation : Statement by Dr. Vikas Raj Tiwari

    Feel The Change Foundation President Vikas Raj Tiwari said,

    “Gautam Buddha Nagar is rapidly becoming digital. In such a scenario, society also needs to be equally aware. I believe that information is the biggest security. Through my international experience in journalism and the digital field, I want society to benefit. We will continuously work with the police and administration so that every citizen feels secure.”

    He said that this campaign is not a one-time program, but a long-term initiative.

    Now in Gautam Buddha Nagar, the police, administration, and society stand united against cyber crime.

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    Straight and Clear Message—

    Stay alert, keep the right information, and report immediately in case of any fraud.

    This district will no longer be an easy target for cyber fraudsters.

    Report by Deepu Jain from Noida

     

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  • Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath revitalizes banana cultivation and associated industries by designating it as Kushinagar’s ODOP

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath revitalizes banana cultivation and associated industries by designating it as Kushinagar’s ODOP

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath:-

    Turning challenges into opportunities: Ravi Prasad builds a thriving business from banana fiber

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath revitalizes banana cultivation and associated industries by designating it as Kushinagar’s ODOP

    Lucknow, October 23

    Ravi Prasad, a resident of Hariharpur (Tamkuhiraj) in Kushinagar, faced life-changing challenges in 2015 when he was pursuing his MA in Economics. After his father suffered a severe accident that resulted in the loss of a leg, Ravi, being the sole child in the family, was compelled to leave his studies to take on the responsibilities of the household. In that dark moment, he felt overwhelmed by uncertainty.

    Seeking a livelihood, Ravi moved to Delhi, where he stumbled upon a stall showcasing various products made from banana fiber at the Pragati Maidan exhibition. Inspired by what he saw, he realized that he could replicate this endeavor in Kushinagar. Armed with newfound knowledge, he returned home and began laying the groundwork for his venture in late 2017.

    His fortunes changed when Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath launched the One District, One Product (ODOP) initiative, declaring banana fiber as Kushinagar’s designated product. This announcement invigorated Ravi’s spirit. With determination, he secured a loan of Rs five lakhs from the PMGP scheme, allowing him to kickstart his business.

    Today, Ravi’s banana fiber products not only illuminate his life but also empower over fifty women who work alongside him. His success reached new heights when he participated in the International Trade Show organized by the Yogi government in Greater Noida, where he sold all his goods.

    Ravi has evolved into a self-sufficient entrepreneur with an expanding social identity. Recently, the district’s DM and CDO visited his unit. Rabi noted that the designation of banana as Kushinagar’s ODOP has revitalized its cultivation and associated activities.

    Currently, Ravi produces a wide range of items from banana fiber, including bags, caps, bouquets, pen stands, yoga mats, carpets, carry bags, mobile purses, laptop bags, and slippers. He even exports some of his banana fiber products to firms in Gujarat, showcasing the potential and success of his venture.

    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath: Ravi's banana fiber products
    Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath: Ravi’s banana fiber products

    Additionally, the water extracted during the separation of banana fiber is sold for 15 to 20 rupees per liter. This nutrient-rich water, which contains calcium, potassium, iron, magnesium, and vitamin B6, is particularly sought after by fish farmers. When poured into fish ponds, it significantly promotes the healthy growth of the fish.

    Moreover, excellent organic manure can be produced by composting the leftover waste from the fiber extraction process. Ravi previously made this compost and is now preparing to resume production.

    Ravi has also trained around 600 individuals in creating various goods and products from banana fiber. Moreover, approximately 60 to 65 women from different self-help groups collaborate with him.

    According to Ravi, the process begins by placing the banana stem in a cutter, which breaks it down into smaller pieces. These pieces are then fed into a fiber extraction machine, which separates the fiber from the stem.

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    To enhance the extraction, a small amount of salt is added to the juice from the banana stem and heated. Following this, the fiber is dyed in the desired colors, ensuring that the colors are permanent. Notably, products made from this fiber are approximately 30% stronger than those made from jute.