GOVERNMENT ARTS COLLEGE, BAYAD
| Title of the Event/Program/Function | Cawach Center : Cyber cleanliness, Cyber crime, Cyber security |
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| Date and Time | 23-12-2025 Time: 10:00:00 |
| Venue | Room No. 4, College Building |
| Organized by | Cawach Co-ordinator Dr.Pb.Makarani |
| Objective of the Program | Build Basic Cyber Literacy 2.Help participants understand common cyber threats like phishing, malware, fake apps, online fraud, and social engineering.Promote Safe Online Behavior 3.Teach strong password practices, 2-factor authentication, safe browsing, and how to identify suspicious links/messages.Protect Personal & Financial Data 4 Make people aware of UPI fraud, OTP scams, card skimming, and how to secure Aadhaar, PAN, and bank details online. |
| Chief Guest/Invited Guests | Rathod Rajnikant Associate Professor |
| Number of Students Participants | 70 |
| Number of Faculty Participants | 6 |
| Summary of Proceedings | 0 |
| Mode of Feedback | Oral |
| Total Feedback Received | 36 |
| Summary of Feedback | Content Relevance: 90% listeners said the topics like UPI fraud, OTP scams, and fake loan apps were very relevant to daily life.Clarity & Delivery: Participants appreciated the simple Gujarati/Hindi explanations and real case examples. Requested more live demos.Most Useful Topics: Phishing SMS identification, 2-factor authentication, and steps to report on 1930 helpline were rated highest. |
| Outcome of the Event | Increased Awareness: 80% participants reported better understanding of phishing, UPI fraud, and social media scams through post-event feedback.Behavioral Change: 60+ attendees enabled 2-factor authentication on their accounts during the live demo itself.Reporting Empowerment: Participants were trained on using Cyber Crime Helpline 1930 and cybercrime.gov.in. 12 queries about past fraud incidents were resolved on-spot.Capacity Building: 8 student volunteers were identified as “Cyber Saathi” to spread awareness in their peer groups.Institutional Linkage: Local school/college agreed to include a 1-hour cyber hygiene module every semester.Preventive Impact: Demand for follow-up sessions on financial fraud and women/child safety in cyberspace was recorded.Overall Impact: The event successfully shifted participants from “unaware & vulnerable” to “informed & alert,” creating a foundation for a safer digital community. |
| Remarks | - |
| Report Prepared by | Cawach Co-ordinator , Dr.P.b.Makarani |
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