Cyber Dost

Contest Alert: Last Chance to Participate!

The Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre (I4C), Ministry of Home Affairs invites creators, students, storytellers and citizens to create impactful awareness content under the National Mission Against Cyber Frauds

🎥 Create a reel / short video (up to 90 sec) based on real cyber frauds
🎯 दिखाएं scam कैसे होता है और लोग कैसे सतर्क रह सकते हैं

📅 Extended Deadline: 18 June 2026
🇮🇳 Open to all Indian citizens

📌 Awareness Themes:
• Digital Arrest Scam
• Investment Scam
• Sextortion Scam
• KYC Update Scam

📲 Instagram, Facebook, X या YouTube पर अपना content post करें (public account)

👉 CyberDost I4C को tag करें और use करें

📄 Participation link:
https://forms.gle/stjnzufyTxznaBtC9

📄 Detailed guidelines:
https://i4c.mha.gov.in/docs/NATIONAL%20CYBER%20AWARENESS%20CONTENT%20CREATION%20CHALLENGE.pdf

🏆 Top entries may receive:
• Certificate / Trophy from I4C, MHA
• Exclusive Cyber Dost merchandise
• Feature on official CyberDost platforms

If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting cybercrime.gov.in

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Most people prepare for exams, travel, emergencies and unexpected situations. But very few prepare for cyber fraud.

When a scam happens, every minute matters. Knowing what to do immediately can help you respond faster, reduce losses and avoid making the situation worse.

• Save important cyber safety resources before you need them
• Stay cautious of suspicious messages, calls, links and apps
• Act quickly and report cyber fraud without delay

If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting cybercrime.gov.in



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Strengthening cyber resilience through continuous learning and operational excellence

I4C-MHA successfully conducted the Batch 2, 5-Day Hands-On Refresher Course for Trained Cyber Commandos in New Delhi

Led by experts from CERT-In and I4C-MHA, the programme combined practical training, real-world simulations and collaborative learning to equip Cyber Commandos with the skills needed to tackle evolving cyber threats and strengthen national cyber security preparedness



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A recent Mumbai cyber fraud case revealed a new tactic where fraudsters allegedly used credit cards with high outstanding dues to move money obtained through cyber crime.

By offering commission or easy money, cyber criminals may try to use unsuspecting individuals as part of a larger money laundering chain.

• Do not allow anyone to use your Credit Card for financial transactions
• Avoid offers that promise easy money or commission
• Never install APK files or apps from unverified sources

If you are a victim of cyber fraud, report it immediately by calling 1930 or visiting cybercrime.gov.in



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इस हफ्ते Cyber Safe Live में जानिए कैसे cyber criminals fake ads, fake mobile apps और trusted brands के नाम का इस्तेमाल करके लोगों को cyber fraud का शिकार बनाते हैं

Shri. Ritvik Srivastava, Superintendent of Police, Dhanbad, Jharkhand से जुड़ें और जानें:

• Fake ads लोगों को कैसे फँसाते हैं
• Fake apps आपके पैसे और data के लिए क्यों खतरनाक हैं
• Cyber criminals trusted identities का misuse कैसे करते हैं
• Online frauds से बचने के लिए किन red flags पर ध्यान देना चाहिए

📅 17 जून 2026
⏰ शाम 4:00 बजे

📲 Session link के लिए हमारी Story देखें

📺 Live session देखने के लिए हमारा YouTube channel subscribe करें: https://www.youtube.com/



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