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VOLUME 43 E-SECURITY POST Edition: January 2016 VOLUME 43 e-SECURITY POST NEW STAR IS BORN Certified Security Guard Badge Soon after the Labour Code on Wages Bill is highlighting “Trained & Certified” status of passed in the Parliament, the security guard the security guard was launched by Shri holding this Badge will get 25% higher Shivraj Patil, Former Home Minister & th wages than the wages of Semi Skilled Governor of Punjab at the 10 Security workers. This badge will make them socially Skills & Leadership Summit on 21 Dec 2015 and financially strong. at Manekshaw Center, New Delhi. Kunwar Vikram This smart badge Singh, Chairman embedded with SSSDC logo and mentioned that barcode will be under the SSSDC given to every training scheme, trained and certified the trainees will be security guard. This given a certificate will give them and “Certified professional Security Guard” confidence and also special status. badge on successful This is for the first completion of time that India training and Security Guard assessment which will shine like a will help them in STAR. securing a job for a Wearing this badge better future. will not only make the badge holder trust his inner It was indeed a strength and stand out but also others to trust great milestone achieved in the field of his abilities and skills. This badge will surely add on to their personality and will help them skilling and a proud moment for SSSDC & to earn respect for themselves. CAPSI. Page 1 of 19 TRAIN WORLD CLASS SECURITY GUARDS- RAJIV PRATAP RUDY Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Hon‟ble Minister He also expressed his desire to create and for Skill Development, Entrepreneurship set up smart training centres and focus on and Parliamentary Affairs graced the occasion and praised the efforts made by quality training for skilled security SSSDC in training the private security guards personnel. He assured that his Ministry is across the country. committed to provide financial support to the PSS for required quality training to the He said that the government has asked the up-and-coming security personnel. Private Security Sector to create smart training centres across the country and focus on quality He mentioned that skilling is the component training for skilful security personnel. He said from last 69 years but it was never an essential “India's strength lie in its talented human part though we have already spent lakhs of resources and the country has the potential to crores on the education. He informed that emerge as the world's human resource skill therefore the MSDE was formed by the capital, provided we impart right kind of skill Hon‟ble PM to increase the number of skilled and training to our youths. Pointing out that population in our country. He mentioned that Korea's 96 per cent workforce is skilled, Japan the priority of the MSDE is to first identify has 80 per cent manpower, Germany 70 per those people who want to get trained. Second cent, UK 68 per cent, USA 58 per cent and is to train and certify them. Third is to place China 46 per cent, the minister said only 4.5 them. This process is mandatory he mentioned per cent of India's workforce has been and the ministry is ready to pay for it if the eco considered as skilled. The similar deficiency is system is following the process. seen in the private security sector so far as skill and training are concerned. Page 2 of 19 He mentioned that if we are taking pride in training people, then the training should be in LMIS ON SECURITY SECTOR smart centers as per the protocols. Training centers cannot be something which are not as RELEASED per the protocols but meant only to get numbers from the ministry. He informed that there is a change in the template in the training model. He mentioned that the ministry is in favor of the above said eco-system and sincere efforts are being made to support the eco system. He finally advised the audience to move in the direction of professionalism and follow the process strictly. LMIS on Private Security Sector was released by Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy during the Summit A researched document tiltled “Assessing & Framing Requirements for Labour Market Information for Private Security Sector in India” launched during the summit was sponsored by UK- India Education & Research Initiative (UKIERI). It was a joint project between SSSDC & Skills for Security (SfS), UK. In India SSSDC partnered with Empowered Skills for the project execution. The aim behind this project was to assess the demand and supply of manpower in the private security sector in India. Page 3 of 19 SURAKSHA GAAN RELEASED BY RAJIV PRATAP RUDY हम हℂ सदा सजग सुरऺा प्रहरी ! हममे है अद्भतु शक्तत उजाा भरी ! तेज आॉधियⴂ मᴂ,प्रचॊड तूफानⴂ मᴂ, जॊगऱ पहाड़ⴂ मᴂ, बीहड़ खदानⴂ मᴂ, गाॉव के खेतⴂ मᴂ, खलऱहानⴂ मᴂ,शहरⴂ के मकानⴂ मᴂ, दकु ानⴂ मᴂ, मौजूद हर जगह हम मुस्तैद सॊतरी ! हम हℂ सदा सजग सुरऺा प्रहरी ! हममᴂ है अद्भतु शक्तत उजाा भरी ! धचऱधचऱाती िूप, जेठ का महीना, गमी तरबतर, ननकऱता पसीना, Suraksha Gaan was launched on the मुसऱािार बाररश से दभू र हो जीना, पूस की first day of summit during the inaugural रात मᴂ, काॊपता सीना, session. कहर ढाती , बफीऱी शीत ऱहरी ! हम हℂ सदा सजग सुरऺा प्रहरी ! Suraksha Gaan lyric is composed by Mr. हममे है अद्भतु शक्तत उजाा भरी ! Anirudha Singh, CAPSI Chapter Chairman, जूझत े हℂ हम भयॊकर झॊझावातⴂ से कभी कभी सुनामी Jharkhand and music given by Himanshu & चक्रवातⴂ से, Group. घनघोर घटा भरी बरसातⴂ से, ववकराऱ काऱ सी Everyone present there in the hall joined काऱी रातⴂ से together in singing this beautifully composed 2 Suraksha Geet and was moved with its ऱावा उगऱती, रेधगस्तानी दोपहरी ! amazing music. This aroused a state of हम हℂ सदा सजग सुरऺा प्रहरी ! ecstasy in the audience. This song evoked a हममे है अद्भत शक्तत ऊजाा भरी ! ु feeling of pride and dignity in fellow countrymen हम सदा सवत्रा सुरऺा मᴂ होत े हℂ, तभी तो आप चैन with its sublime words. The song highlighted the की नीॊद सोते हℂ, qualities of a soldier/security guard and his love for जब हम कष्ट के आॊसू रोत े हℂ, तो आप मीठे motherland. It was very encouraging as well as सपनⴂ मᴂ खोते हℂ. motivating. अनशासन की है, हमपर छाप गहरी ु हम हℂ सदा सजग सुरऺा प्रहरी ! हममे है अद्भतु शक्तत उजाा भरी ! अऺुण रखᴂगे देश की आन-बान-शान, देकर भी अपने प्राणⴂ का बलऱदान, हमᴂ बनाना है देश को समद्धृ महान, हमारा भी हक़ है पाने का स륍मान, देश -प्रेम भाव ह्रदय मᴂ हो सवोपरर हम हℂ सदा सजग सुरऺा प्रहरी ! हममे है अद्भतु शक्तत उजाा भरी Page 4 of 19 SECURITY LEADERSHIP SUMMIT ASSURED TOTAL SUPPORT TO PM’s SKILL INDIA MISSION 10th Security Skills & Leadership over the conference. This event witnessed Summit 2015 was organized by Security huge gathering of delegates from various sectors of the Private Security Industry Sector Skill Development Council in representing Private Security/Investigation association with Central Association of st nd Agencies, Training Providers, and Assessment Private Security Industry on 21 -22 Bodies. December 2015 at Manekshaw Centre, New Delhi. Govt Departments, Corporate Sector, Subject Matter Experts and other distinguished This Annual National Summit was an personalities from various sectors attended the attempt to address various issues and key Summit. Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy- Hon‟ble Minister drivers of the private security industry. The of Skill Development & Entrepreneurship event focused on enhanced „Skill & Parliamentary Affairs , Sh. Jual Oram, Development and Training‟ in line with the Hon‟ble Minister of Tribal Affairs, Gen V vision of Prime Minister Kaushal Vikas K Singh, PVSM, AVSM, YSM (Retd), MoS, Yojna, which aims at skilling India. This Ministry of External Affairs, Sh. Vijay grand event assured total support to PM‟s Sampla, Hon‟ble MoS (Social Justice & Skill India mission. Empowerment),Shri R K Sinha- Member of Parliament, Maharaja Bhanu Prakash The Summit was inaugurated by Chief Singh, Former Governor, Union Minister & Guest Shri Shivraj Patil, Former Home our Chief Patron attended as our special Minister& Governor of Punjab. Kunwar Guest of Honour. Vikram Singh, Chairman-SSSDC presided Page 5 of 19 The following dignitaries graced the 10th Security Skills & leadership Summit Shri Shivraj Patil, Hon‟ble Governor of Punjab Shri R K Sinha, Hon’ble Member of Parliament Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh, Former Governor Shri Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Hon’ble Minister for Skill & Union Minister, Chief Patron- CAPSI Development, Entrepreneurship and Parliamentary Affairs. Gen V K Singh , Hon‟ble MOS , Foreign Affairs Shri Jual Oram, Hon‟ble Minister for Tribal Affairs Page 6 of 19 SECURITY SKILLING IS PLAYING A CENTRAL ROLE IN SHAPING THE FUTURE OF PSS - KUNWAR VIKRAM SINGH Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman guards through its 300 training centres across welcomed the dignitaries & the participants the country. He also announced that many at 10th Security Skills & Leadership more training centres will set up for imparting Summit. He said the Hon‟ble Prime quality training. Minister‟s emphasis on “Make in India” and „‟Digital India‟‟ will not only trigger demand He thanked the Government of India for for private security personnel, but will compel supporting skill training programme with the industry to adopt processes and practices in introduction of PMKVY and RPL schemes sync with international standards.
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