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Cover Final.Cdr C M Y K PROTECTORThe Mumbai Vol 2 Issue 4 March-April 2011 Rs 75/- connecting global wealth creators Connecting Cops with Community PROMOTING PEACE TheThei rie r Finest Fin st Hour...Hour... C M Y K C M Y K Content Cover Story Mumbai Pol ice Rescue Two Kidnapped Kids A connecting global wealth creators Initiative Their Finest Hour... www.newmediacomm.com 18 Interview A professional and Compassionate 22 Disposition is Key to Effective Pol icing Exclusive From Agriculture to Security Achieving a Maximum Multiplier Effect with Minimum Push 30 Cover Story A Restless Man of Action, Keen on 36 Getting Prompt Results View from the Top Thoughts from Multiple Minds 40 Police Awards Top Honours For 48 The Brave Men in Khaki The Mumbai PROTECTOR March - April 2011 04 C M Y K C M Y K The Mumbai Founder Chairman Late Shri R.K. Prasad Distributed by: PROTECTOR New Media Communication Pvt. Ltd. Managing Editor: Satya Swaroop Directors: B.K. Sinha Cdr. P.S. Amar Group Editor: Dev Varam Executive Editor: Uday Tarra Nayar, Suresh Vasudevan Consulting Editors: Prabhuu Sinha, Photo Feature Md. Sabir Nishat, Tripat Oberoi Deputy Editor: Tripti Chakravorty The Show Shall Asst. Editor: Jyoti Pathak Go On... Head-Busi. Dev. : Veerendra Bhargava Strategic Advisor: Vinaya Shetty 62 Head- Admin & Finance: Sunil Kumar Liaison Officer: Vrunda Gurav Special Projects: Manjeet Bhawsar Support & Executive Database: Madhavi Singh & Arvinder Kaur Sethi Circulation: Jawaharlal, Santosh Gangurde, Vijay Wangade & Suraj Art Director: Santosh Nawar Research Associate Art Director: Sagar Banawalikar Visualizer: Maya Vichare Role of Nuclear Forensics Photographer: Kishen Singh, Ramesh Singh in Preventing N-Terrorism BRANCHES: 66 Kolkata: Anurag Sinha, Regional Head, Mob: 098313 39429 Tel: 033-24537708. 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India The Mumbai PROTECTOR March - April 2011 05 C M Y K C M Y K Editorial Greetings. When we launched The Mumbai PROTECTOR on 1 October 2009, on the eve of the Gandhi Jayanti, as a police magazine to promote peace and harmony, we had a clear and larger vision; the vision of expanding magazine’s coverage, originally confined to Mumbai Police, to the State of Maharashtra and the whole of India, because the issue of public safety and security is all encompassing. Keeping this objective in view, we have gradually and steadily enlarged our perspective to look in-depth at larger issues of national significance such as Naxalite threat and fight against terrorism. In fact, New Media, publishers of The Mumbai PROTECTER magazine, has recently brought out a compendium of speeches delivered by eminent public figures such as Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the much-revered philosopher-scientist and former President of India, K. Sankaranarayanan and M.K. Narayanan, governors of Maharashtra and West Bengal respectively, veteran journalists M.J Akbar, Kumar Ketkar, security experts such as Shri Shyamal Dutta, Commodore Uday Bhaskar and B Raman and former Commissioners of Police Julio Rebeiro, A.N. Roy, among others. We are happy to state we have achieved our objective. We would like to reaffirm, that The Mumbai PROTECTOR will always be dedicated to a police cause; be it their welfare, housing, reforms, etc. viewing it in a national perspective. The magazine will soon have an editorial board comprising eminent personalities who could address the issues of policing, law and order, police reforms, national security, etc. and guide our editorial team. We are working on it. Since its launch, The Mumbai PROTECTOR has evoked great response, prompting us to start The Kolkata PROTECTOR and The Hyderabad PROTECTOR. All the three magazines share a national perspective and exchange content to improve their outlook. The current issue of The Mumbai PROTECTOR carries messages from Shri K Sankarnarayanan, Governor of Maharashtra, Shri R.R.Patil, Maharashtra Home Minister, Shri Satej Patil, Minister of State for Home, Shri Umesh Chandra Sarangi, Additional Chief Secretary (Home) and Shri Pravin Dixit, Principal Secretary (Special), Home Department, all praising the magazine’s efforts in promoting the interests of police and security. These messages inspire us and fill our hearts with pride. They will continue to guide us as a beacon of light in all our endeavours in future. There is no reward greater than genuine acknowledgement of hard, patient and dedicated work. From day one our goal has been to create the right perception of the police in the minds of the public. In order to drive this point home, we have highlighted the sacrifices made by the police The Mumbai PROTECTOR March - April 2011 06 C M Y K C M Y K Editorial personnel, lest no one forgets the 26/11, a constant reminder, that will forever help prevent its recurrence. In our coverage of matters concerning police personnel, we have chosen to tread a different path; instead of nitpicking and sensationalizing their drawbacks, we have put in bright focus the achievements and accomplishments of the men and women in uniform. The current issue also contains articles and interviews that will add to your understanding of the role policemen as protectors of society. As a special gesture, we have included an article on the heroism of our Fire Fighters, who evoke the awe-inspiring images of men standing erect on either side of fire engines speeding down the roads with their sirens screaming red lights flashing. The very sight inspires hope in the midst of a raging disaster. These men are there 24/7, come rain or shine, day and night, when a dreadful fire stares one in the face with no chance of an escape. The brave fire fighters swing into action to rescue you as an answer to your last prayer. Their heroism has inspired the making of films and soaps abroad, though in India nobody has taken them seriously enough to dedicate paintings or films to their courage and unselfishness. The current issue pays a tribute to the firemen who dare to die so that others may live. Meanwhile, things have changed in the police hierarchy. Arup Patnaik has replaced Sanjeev Dayal as Mumbai Police Commissioner and Ajit Parasnis has taken over from D. Sivanandhan as the Director General of Maharashtra Police. We wish them both success. Witnessing these swift changes, we at New Media, are reminded of the famous poem by Lord Alfred Tennyson about the eternal brook: For men may come and men may go, But I go on forever. This truly applies to The Mumbai PROTECTOR, as well as the Maharashtra Police. Wish you happy reading Satya Swaroop Managing Editor [email protected] The Mumbai PROTECTOR March - April 2011 07 C M Y K C M Y K Accolade High Praise & Warm Wishes The Mumbai PROTECTOR March - April 2011 08 C M Y K C M Y K 25 March 2011 The Mumbai PROTECTOR March - April 2011 10 C M Y K C M Y K The Mumbai PROTECTOR March - April 2011 11 C M Y K C M Y K My compliments and best wishes to the The Mumbai PROTECTOR as it moves into its second year of publication as the bridge of communication between the Police and the public. It is now all set to cover the entire State of Maharashtra. I must say that it has been serving its purpose with dedication and I am sure its contents will gather the strength of expertise and sharpness as it grows. The Maharashtra and Mumbai Police are at present meeting challenges at all levels. While preparing to foil terrorists' attempts to take lives and numb the city's uninterrupted progress as one of the world's prime investment and pleasure destinations, the Police has to necessarily perform its basic role as law and order maintainers and saviors of the State's hardworking population. It is not an easy double role! We who are at the helm of the administration of the State are certainly aware of and appreciative of the tireless work of the Police personnel of all ranks but how much does the public know? The media has an important role to play here but sadly most of the time it is the blemishes that get highlighted in the mass media.
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