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Hikvision to Participate in 'Secutech India 2016' in a Big Way • To Launch Ultra Modern Secuirity Solutions • To Showcase Latest Cutting-edge Security Solutions Across Different Segments. • To Conduct Security Training Sessions & Award Fabulous Prizes To Quiz Winners • To Attract Record Footfalls Mumbai Encouraged by the continued success it has been registering from earlier presences, Hikvision, the global leader in innovative video surveillance products and solutions, announces today that it will participate in Secutech India 2016 in a big way. The company has taken up a huge pavilion to showcase its wide range of products, technologies, solutions and services. There will also be a live demo by Hikvision's technical team to visitors and prospective customers on the operations and utility of its products. Talking to mediaperons, Mr. Ashish Dhakan, MD & CEO, Pramahikvision (India) Pvt. Ltd.
said “Secutech India always gives us a plenty of opportunities to look into the future by sharing insights into the trends that are going to emerge. It will be a show of all shows for the security industry in the country. We are proud to participate for the fifth consecutive year as the exhibition provides us an ideal platform both to launch new products and demonstrate our popular products to a large audience. I anticipate a record footfall this time.” Hikvision will be showcasing a wide range of cutting-edge security products and solutions in banking, home, mobile and
enterprise segments. New product launch, live demos, dealers' meet, security quiz program and lucky draws are also on the cards at this exciting event. Training Sessions Each day there will be training sessions on security. At the end of the day questions related to security products, solutions, brands, technologies and services will be posed to the participants. Those who score maximum points will be adjudged as the winner and awarded a fabulous prize. There are also runners up for the second and third position who will also be suitably rewarded. The three day mega exhibition will be inaugurated by Hon Governor of Maharashtra Mr. Vidyasagar Rao on Thursday, April 2016 at the Bombay Convention and Exhibition Centre, Goregaon, Mumbai. It will bring together over 125 exhibitors from more than 15 countries under a fair space of more than 10,000 sq. meters.It will be jointly organised by Messe Frankfurt New Era Business Media Ltd and with support from the Government of Maharashtra and various leading industry organizations. It is expected to attract 50,000 visitors. Captains of industry, security and intelligence professionals, government officials, manufacturers, suppliers, decision makers and policy influencers will be present at the three day exhibition. Secutech India 2016 The Secutech India is an offshoot of the Intersec in Frankfurt, Germany and has developed in India as one of the leading trade fairs for electronic security, home security and fire protection industries. The largest of its kind, Secutech India opens up access to the Indian security market for the exhibiting companies. International exhibitors present the latest
technologies, equipment and services in the areas of personal protection, public safety and fire and building safety at this fair. It provides a complete range of solutions for smart cities, real estates, infrastructure developments, retail, property management and homeland security. In addition, the Secutech India offers a number of interesting seminars and events where industry experts provide among others new ideas in relation to corporate security and management. There also exists the opportunity to exchange ideas and to attend discussions. The Secutech India is accompanied by the conference SISSC - India Secutech Safety & Sec. The mega exhibition will also host a 3-Day Conference on vital topics such as Smart City Solutions, City Surveillance, Latest RFID & Biometric Solutions, and New Evolutions in Video Surveillance, Fire Safety Technologies & Solutions and New Trends in Disaster Management About Hikvision Hikvision is the world's largest supplier of video surveillance products and solutions. The company specializes in video surveillance technology, as well as designing and manufacturing a full-line of innovative CCTV and video surveillance products. The product line ranges from cameras and DVRs to video management software. With the largest R&D team in the industry and state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, Hikvision offers customers the benefit of world-class products that are designed with cuttingedge technology.
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2 • Secure Cities Review • April-May 2016 • Mumbai
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Emergency Control Room 101 / 309‐5991 / 309‐5992 / 309‐5993 / 309‐5994 Andheri ...................................................................................................................... 620‐5301 Bandra ....................................................................................................................... 643‐5206 Byculla ........................................................................................................................ 307‐6111 Chembur .................................................................................................................... 552‐4824 Colaba ........................................................................................................................ 204‐3603 Dadar ......................................................................................................................... 413‐4200
Police Stations, Police Control Room City ....................................................................................................................................... 100 Navi Mumbai ............................................................................................................... 757‐4929 Aarey ......................................................................................................... 840‐1672 / 840‐0816 Agripada .................................................................................. 307‐8213 / 307‐0535 / 307‐0532 Airport Santacruz ...................................................................................... 611‐7309 / 611‐7315 Andheri ..................................................................................................... 822‐1447 / 822‐1562 Antop Hill .................................................................................................. 407‐4575 / 407‐4447 Chembur ................................................................................................... 522‐1613 / 522‐7563 Colaba ....................................................................................................... 285‐6817 / 204‐3702 Dadar ........................................................................................................ 430‐3654 / 430‐1403 Azad Maidan ............................................................................................. 262‐0697 / 262‐0295 Bandra ...................................................................................................... 642‐3021 / 640‐0917 Borivili ...................................................................................................... 801‐0145 / 801‐2331
Medical Emergencies, Mumbai Emergency Numbers 24 hrs Ambulance Services (Fort) ................................................................................ 202‐4545 Ambulance Service (New Mumbai) ............................................................................. 766‐9189 Andheri Vyapari Mitra Mandal (Andheri) ................................................... 832‐0021 / 832‐0026 AryaSamaj (Fort) ....................................................................................... 261‐2388 / 262‐1464
Blood Banks, Mumbai Emergency Numbers Arpan Blood Bank (Ghatkopar) .................................................................. 511‐1313 / 512‐9543 Associate Blood Bank (Worli) ..................................................................... 493‐1631 / 493‐8846 Bhabha Blood Bank (Kurla) .......................................................................................... 514‐0241 Bhagwati Blood Bank (Borivili) ................................................................... 893‐2461 / 893‐3740
Police hotline 100 Police Control Room Helpline ................................................................. 22620111, 22151855 Traffic Helpline .......................................................................................................... 25181717 Traffic Control Room Helpline ................................................................. 24937747, 24937755 For accidents on Mumbai‐Pune Expressway ......................................................... 9822498224 Fire emergency number ...................................................................................................... 101 Fire emergency number (Mumbai) ............................................................................. 3085991 Fire emergency number (Thane) ................................................................................. 5331600 Fire emergency number (Vashi) .................................................................................. 7660101 Ambulance services .......................................................................................................... 1298 Municial Ambulance ................................................................................................... 3077324 Ambulance ‐ Andheri (W) .................................................................. 6255264/3599, 6243675 Ambulance ‐ Dadar ..................................................................................... 4229531, 4229556 Ambulance ‐ Thane ..................................................................................................... 5331552 Ambulance ‐ Borivali ............................................................................... 22828862, 26140403 Children's helpline ............................................................................................................ 1098 Senior citizens' helpline .......................................................................................... 613811111 Railway Emergency ................................................................................................... 23004000 Airport Police Helpline .............................................................................................. 28225709 Missing Persons Bureau ............................................................................................ 22621547 BMC Disaster Management Cell ............................................................................... 22694725 Save our strays .................................................................................... 26351503, 9820141310 Bombay Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ...................... 24137518, 24135285 Karuna ................................................................................................................... 9819110110 All India Animal Welfare Association ........................................................................ 23094077
Union Budget 2016-17 has come up with landmark notification for Electronic Security Industry specially for CCTV. Basic Custom Duty (BCD), Counter Veiling Duty (CVD) and Special Additional Duty (SAD) on all the components of CCTV Cameras, IP Cameras, Digital Video Recorder (DVR) and Network Video (NVR) have been removed. Excise duty on finished equipment would be 4% if input credit is claimed. This move is Mr. Sanjeev Sehgal going to promote manufacturing of surveillance equipment in India in a manner similar to that of Mobile Phone Manufacturing. It will make product cheaper and affordable in the market from the consumer's perspective. It brings an opportunity for existing players and encourages new entrants to make their presence in this segment and cater to the audience more efficiently. This move in coming years will make way for other equipment like Alarm system, Access control, etc. to be included in this list. As of now a very little manufacturing is happening in India, mostly assembling is being done. With these changes assembling too would be promoted, if government brings in duty on assembled PCB as has been done for Mobile phones in this budget after giving relaxation on SKD for an year. Once this happens, then all assemblers would be forced to move to manufacturing in CKD, which would not be easy. This will definitely make way for manufacturers from China and other parts of the world for setting up manufacturing shops in India. The products would be become affordable for end users. It would bring the CCTV product within reach of large number of home users and small offices who have ignored their security needs because of the pricing. With increasing focus on Electronic Security Industry, there lies huge opportunity in times to come. The government has been initiating important steps to boost electronic manufacturing in India and hence the first major step came in the form of CCTV Cameras inclusion in generic product category for PMA Policy of Deity. And then followed up by addition of Electronic Security Equipment like CCTV, Access control, Alarm system, etc. as separate category in amended MSIPS Policy of Deity under National Policy on Electronics and further clarification on PMA Policy for CCTV and Alarm system stating 100% preference to be provided to domestically manufactured products. The Union Budget 2016-17 notifications has finally brought Electronic Security Industry in main league.
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Activists Claim Fires in Aarey Deliberate, Demand More Security With regular fires damaging huge portions of the Aarey Colony and posing a severe threat to the area's biodiversity, many locals and activists have expressed the opinion that these incidents are deliberate attempts to reduce the city's green cover.
collect firewood or want to clear some land.
With this, the demands for increased patrolling and stringent action against those responsible have reached a fever pitch.
Goregaon resident Vinayak Prabhu, who has been a regular walker in Aarey for the last 10 years, claimed the area suffered from neglect, as everyone simply passed the buck when it came to protecting the green cover. "I was walking close to the VIP guest house area on Monday morning and found a tree on fire. The nearby areas, too, had been cleared. I wonder how can there be so many fires close to the VIP guest house, when it has so much of staff and security. This needs to be investigated," he said.
The Aarey dairy officials, meanwhile, said they were concerned about the issue and have asked their patrolling staff to be more vigilant. The authorities were even contemplating setting up CCTV cameras at certain crucial locations, they said. "I have been tracking these fires for the last five years now. Every summer, the number of fires is more than the previous year. Aarey has been suffering and losing its biodiversity," said Manish Gadia, who has been actively working with the Save Aarey Community. Gadia added, "Most times, miscreants visiting Aarey set dried leaves to fire for fun. There are others who
While security has been stationed by the Aarey dairy department, they should be asked to patrol two areas the VIP guesthouse and the New Zealand hostel area which are worst affected.
Meanwhile, what worries several experts and naturalists is that apart from the loss of green cover, there is a huge damage to the micro and macro fauna, as Aarey Colony is not only home to several animals such as leopards but also to various reptiles, spiders and other wildlife. Chief executive officer (CEO) of the Aarey Dairy Development Board, Gajanan Raut, said they were extremely concerned about these fires, which were definitely the handiwork of miscreants. " we called the fire engines and got the fire at a few places doused. We have even asked our security to patrol regularly and take stringent action against those responsible. Apart from all this, we are also thinking of setting up CCTV cameras, he said.”
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Sachin Tendulkar Launched Two Security Initiatives by Mumbai Railway Police, and Asked the Daily Commuters to Abide by all the Rules to be Safe and Secure Sachin Tendulkar launched two initiatives by Mumbai Railway Police SAMEEP (Safety Alert Messages Exclusively For Passengers) and B-Safe. (Sachin Tendulkar's New Year Message to Kids: Shun Twenty20 Cricket). "The numbers, what I saw, was 700 people last year died because they fell out of the train, which is really unfortunate, and 1,600 people lost their lives while crossing tracks. I feel in today's world every minute matters, there is competition everywhere," the 42-year-old cricketing great said here at the launch. (Sachin Tendulkar Pays Tribute to Martyrs of Pathankot Terror Attack). "I feel a lot of time (the thinking is), if we cross railway tracks, then we will reach quicker, there will be benefit of five minutes instead of crossing the bridge while going to the other platform. These are small things - one, you are breaking the law, and you are risking life for five minutes. (Sachin Tendulkar Gifts His Bat to Record-Breaker Pranav Dhanawade).
Then we decided to watch a movie. After watching the movie, we got late for practice and hence we decided to cross railway tracks and go to the platform and board the train at Dadar.
"Your family and friends are waiting for you back home and if you reach there five minutes later it really does not matter. It is important to be there, safe and sound, rather than be in hospital," he said.
"While crossing the tracks, halfway, we realised that trains were coming fast on all the tracks. We ended up crouching on our knees in between the tracks with our kits. That was a scary experience and then onwards we never crossed train tracks," he said.
"I will request, do not sit on the train roof and travel if the train is crowded. Everyone is hard pressed for time, but still (I ask you), leave that train, be patient and do not break rules, he said.” Tendulkar also recalled how, as a schoolboy, he and his friends once had a scary experience trying to cross the tracks.
Talking about the two safety initiatives, Mumbai Railway Police said, "SAMEEP is an effort towards instant communication with railway passengers in case of any eventuality.
"Right from the age of 11, I travelled by trains in Mumbai. When I travelled I had a kit-bag. I have also experienced jostling, being pushed in and out of trains, these experiences will stay with me," he added.
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CP PLUS Secures Kumbakonam Temples for the Mahamaham Festival 2016 Noida, March 2016: CP PLUS, India's No.1 surveillance brand, recently secured the Kumbakonam temples including the Mahamaham tank in Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu on the occasion of the Mahamaham Festival. Celebrated once in twelve years, the Mahamaham festival is a similar to Kumbh Mela where Hindus consider taking a dip in the holy Mahamaham tank sacred. The festival attracts scores of people from across the country, so much so that managing the crowd becomes a major challenge. Hence, this time around, the Tamil Nadu Hindu Religious & Charitable Endowments Dept. (TNHRNC) decided to upgrade to surveillance technology. “The Mahamaham Festival is a huge one; managing public at events such as these can be a daunting task for the authorities. We were approached by the Kumbakonam authorities to secure all of the 17 temples in and around the town as well as the sacred Mahamaham Tank, and we were more than happy to help”, said Mr. Yogesh B. Dutta, COO – CP PLUS. In collaboration with the and a local system integrator and the TNHRNC, CP PLUS installed 330 cameras across 17 temples in Kumbakonam - 300 3MP Bullet cameras and 30 2MP IP PTZ Cameras, and an NVR to centrally monitor all the locations from the control room. On the successful installation of the same, and observing the quality of surveillance thereafter, the local police requested installation of 4 more IP PTZ cameras on all four corners of the Mahamaham Tank which would be the main spot during the festival. The festival saw an average of 30,000 visitors daily through the 10 days that it lasted, from 13th-22nd February 2016. CP PLUS cameras successfully covered the event offering high quality surveillance round the clock, thereby winning huge praise from the TNHRNC and the Kumbakonam police. CP PLUS CP Plus is the Global Leader in Advanced Surveillance & Security Systems. CP Plus range of solutions and products are monitoring millions locations across the globe in diverse geographies, from highly sensitive defense locations, government buildings, vital infrastructures, transportation, hotels, hospitals, educational institutions to homes, with a satisfied customer base. For more information visit : www.cpplusworld.com
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Preparations for the Mumbai Fire Brigade's Fire Safety Week which was held from April 14-20 was in Full Vigor
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The Fire Service Week (FSW) is observed nation-wide under the guidance of the Fire Adviser, Ministry of Home Affairs, Govt. of India during April 14 - 20. This is in remembrance of the lives lost in the devastating fire that erupted and the explosions that followed on 14th April, 1944 at the Victoria Dock in the Bombay Port and also to prevent fire in all industries.
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of their brand, but they have also revamped and restored vintage fire trucks including one destroyed during the 1944 bomb blast. Randeep Hooda shot a video at Colaba's defunct Mukesh Mill's wherein he is seen portraying the character of a fireman rescuing a seven year old girl who is stuck amidst flames. The fire brigade plans to use Hooda as their brand ambassador during all the events which would be held during the fire safety week in Mumbai.
The National Safety Council (NSC) has been promoting the FSW Campaign since 1999 with a view to propagate Fire Safety awareness During this period there are fire drills at various command centres amongst employees, their families and the public. in the city like Vikrohli, Byculla, Wadala and Mankhurd, rallies and For the first time in 127 years, the Mumbai Fire Brigade decided to lectures on the fire services which are held. rope in a Bollywood star to be their brand ambassador, and it is "The actor very readily agreed towards shooting visuals and video none other than Randeep Hooda. and did it effortlessly. The visuals will be used during the fire safety The hunky star shot for a campaign with the men in uniform. There, week during various events which would be held.Motive behind it is Randeep discussed fire safety tips and the risks they face on the job. to initiate more people to join in the volunteer service which we have He also said that he was honoured to wear the uniform, but started for common citizens wherein people are trained for one day admitted it was too hot in it, keeping in mind the Mumbai heat. about basic fire fighting and usage of fire equipment like fire The city fire brigade has not only got a drool worthy actor as the face extinguishers," said Chief Fire officer P. Rahangdale.
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