15/03/2026
“Cyber Awareness is Essential to Stay Safe in the Digital World”: Col. Janardan Khadilkar
Pune: In the backdrop of the increasing number of cyber crimes in the digital age, citizens need to remain alert while using the internet, said Col. Janardan Khadilkar. He was speaking at a guidance lecture on Cyber Security organized by the Late Asha Mohanlal Sharma Vocational Training Centre, run by Mitramandal Education Society.
The programme was held on Saturday (March 14) from 6 pm to 8 pm. During the session, Col. Khadilkar explained various aspects of cyber safety in a simple and effective manner. He elaborated on safe internet usage, social media fraud, risks involved in online shopping, email phishing, fake links, OTP scams and banking fraud.
Through PPT presentations, informative videos and real-life examples, he explained the concepts of cyber security in a clear and easily understandable way. He also advised participants to create strong passwords, use antivirus software, avoid clicking on unknown links and be cautious while sharing personal information on social media.
He further informed the audience about reporting cyber crimes through the Government of India’s helpline number 1930 and the cyber complaint system. He emphasized the importance of the “Golden Hour”, stating that reporting fraud immediately can help prevent financial loss.
At the end of the lecture, he also guided students about career opportunities in the field of cyber security, including ethical hacking and network security.
At the beginning of the programme, Mr. Paranjape introduced the chief guest Col. Janardan Khadilkar. Mrs. Swati Bhave, President of Mitramandal Education Society, was specially present for the event. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks proposed by Mrs. Bhagyashree Supnekar.