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Dear Friends,

Meeting with Her Excellency Smt. Prathiba Devisingh Patil, President of India will be remembered as RED LETTER DAY in the history of Private Security Industry. Every word she uttered in the praise of our services, deserved to be noted and preserved

so that those can be cherished by all involved in rendering such services to our end users and the society at large. She very emotionally said that “ I am proud of you people for generating so much employment in our country and also providing safe environment to live” Every moment spend in the Rashtrapati Bhawan will remain our memory and remind all of us that we do have covered a long distance to reach this magnificent building. One member of our delegation shared with me that few years ago he stopped by the Rashtrapati Bhawan to have a clear view of the building. While he was admiring the architecture of the Bhawan, he was confronted by a police man and a man in “plain clothes” who asked “why are you looking at the building and what are your intentions”. They put all humiliating questions and ordered him to go away. He told that he felt so insulted that he decided to not to ever go to that direction. He told me that no body can imagine his state of mind when he entered the same building and he was treated with so much respect within the Rashtrapati Bhawan. He said that he never ever imagined that he will be served tea in such a dignified manner and that to with “band in attendance”.

The deliberations at the Governing Council meeting gave us new directions and goal to achieve. Now we are working hard to gain excellence in the training areas. Many State Governments are in the process of offering lucrative business opportunities to us to open new training facilities. Funds are being allocated to generate employability for the weaker sections of the society. Sh. Ashok Gehlot, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Rajasthan while making his speech on the State budget, approved setting up of “Rajasthan Institute of Security Education- RISE”. This is another major achievement of CAPSI. I am sure this initiative will be followed by most of the State Governments. The Capsi Education Foundation is in the process of identifying more universities and institutes for developing Skill Enhancement Programmes for existing security staff of all guarding companies so that they fall with the required eligibility parameter of obtaining licenses from the State Controlling Authorities. This is indeed a very major task before us.

I hope and trust that every member will realise the importance of such training required as per the PSAR Act. CAPSI Secretariat will provide all needed assistance.

With best wishes.

Kunwar Vikram SinghChairman

CAPSI Senior Leadership

at the Rashtrapati BhawanSECURE ONEEACH ONE

Through the efforts of the CAPSI Chairman, Kunwar Vikram Singh, the senior leadership

of CAPSI was invited at the Rashtrapati Bhawan for a meeting with the honorable

President of India at 1815 hrs on the 12 June 2009.The CAPSI senior leadership, 50 in

numbers called on the President of India after the conclusion of the CAPSI Governing

Council Meeting held at the PHD House on the 12 June 2009.

HH Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh,

the Chief Patron CAPSI thanked the

honorable President of India for her

gracious invitation for a meeting

with the CAPSI senior leadership at

the Rashtrapati Bhawan. He said

that the CAPSI officials are full of

praise for the first citizen of the

Country. He also apprised the

honorable President that Private

Security Industry, having been

r e g u l a r i z e d n o w b y t h e

Government of India through the

enactment of the PSAR ACT 2005,

the industry can provide more than one crore eyes and ears for any intelligence work to

be assigned by the Central / State Governments without having spent any money for the

intelligence gathering tasks against any unsocial elements, who indulge in disturbing the

peace of the Country. He once again thanked the Hon’ble President for having spent her

very valuable time with the CAPSI senior leadership.

Kunwar Vikram Singh, the CAPSI

Chairman gave the complete run

down of the CAPSI to the honorable

President of India with specific

emphasis on the 55 lakhs strength

of the Private Security Industry in

the Country. He also mentioned

about the positive support that the

CAPSI has been getting from the

Central / State Governments with

special reference to the Ministry of

Home Affairs and Shri Shiv Raj Patil

ji. Kunwar Vikram Singh also

mentioned about three National

Conferences that have been held in the past years and requested the honourable

President of India to be the Chief Guest of Honour for their 4th National Conference

scheduled to be held during the first week of December 2009 at New Delhi.

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HH Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh, Chief Patron-CAPSI thanking the

Hon’ble President of India for inviting the CAPSI Senior Leadership

Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman, CAPSI apprising the

Hon’ble President of India about the Activities of CAPSI

President of India applauds CAPSI

Presentations to President of India

Her Excellency Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, the honorable President of India while addressing the senior leadership of CAPSI appreciated

the efforts of Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman CAPSI for bringing the Private Security Industry to such a great heights through CAPSI. She

was very happy to know that about 12 lakhs jobs are being provided by the CAPSI through the enrolment of the unemployed youth by the

CAPSI member private security agencies every year. The honorable President of India advised the CAPSI senior leadership to continue with

similar efforts in future also, through which the unemployed youth of the Nation can be directed towards the useful and gainful employment

in the service sector. She further expressed her desire that CAPSI should let her

know incase any assistance / help is required from the Government to see that the

employment avenues are always open to eradicate the unemployment problem of

the Nation to some extent. All the possible support will be given to the CAPSI

Chairman for the project pertaining to the Employment of the unemployed youth of

the Country. She further apprised every one that she will be more than pleased to

spearhead any such project, which will be for the benefits of the citizens of the

Country. The honorable President of India thanked HH Maharaja Bhanu Prakash

Singh, Chief Patron CAPSI, Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman, CAPSI and other senior

members of CAPSI for having come to the Rashtrapati Bhawan to have a meeting

with her.

Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman, CAPSI while thanking the honorable President of India for having invited the CAPSI Senior Leadership for a

meeting with her at the Rashtrapati Bhawan, presented a Report of the 3rd National Conference with the conference theme “Homeland Security -

A Determined Approach” which was held on 13th & 14th October, 2008 at Hotel, The Grand Ashok, Bengaluru, Karnataka. He also presented a

poster of the campaign “EACH ONE- SECURE ONE”, which was launched by the then Hon’ble Home Minister of India, Sh. Shivraj V. Patil at the 3rd

National Conference on the 14 October 2008 at the Venue Hotel . Kunwar Vikram Singh then requested the honorable President of India to please

speak few words of inspiration for the present senior leadership of CAPSI.

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Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman, CAPSI presenting the Report on

3rd National Conference of CAPSI to Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, Hon’ble President of India

Her Excellency Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, the honorable President of India

appreciating the efforts of CAPSI

Senior leadership of CAPSI attentively listening to the address by

Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil , Hon’ble President of India

Smt. Pratibha Devi Singh Patil, Hon’ble President of India greeting the

senior leadership of CAPSI at Rashtrapati Bhavan

“EACH ONE -SECURE ONE” Theme Poster is being presented to Hon’ble President of India

by Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh, Chief Patron, CAPSI & Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman, CAPSI

GLIMPSES OF CAPSI LEADERSHIP AT RASHTRAPATI BHAVAN

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Profile - CAPSI Knowledge Foundation (CKF) CAPSI Knowledge Foundation (CKF) is a non profit

autonomous independent agency , primarily set up

by private security agencies which are members of

CAPSI (Central Association of Private Security

Agencies) & APDI (Association of Private Detective

Investigations). It was created with the basic aim

of imparting training and skill enhancement of

security personnel . CKF is presently headed by Shri

Kunwar Vikram Singh as Chairman .. Our vision is to

contribute in building a secure and peaceful

environment in the country by imparting

knowledge with a mission to be the pioneer and

leader in security education in India. CKF has

undertaken to develop educ

ational programmes relating to security education, training

and awareness for the welfare of the society. CKF is a

promoter of means of excellence in national security and

promoter of employment opportunities for various states

in India. CKF is a synergy of experts from the field of

defence, security, investigations, representatives of private

security and detective agencies.

Brig. A. K. Pandey (Retd.), Director - CAPSI & APDI

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Dear Friends,

Through this column I would like to mention that 12/06/2009 will be written in golden words as It is a historical moment of our life, when Her Highness the President of India Mrs.

Pratibha Patil invited members of Governing body of CAPSI at her Presidential house for a get together. The speech of Her Highness was unforgettable, when she spoke about our Association and the service we have been providing to the nation. Now My dear members, I personally request all of you to be more responsible in delivering the quality security services. I am quite confident that our earnest wish will be fulfilled.

Now, since the the general elections have been completed and the 700 million electorates in India have given a thumping victory to United Progressive Alliance to lead the nation for next five years. Every time, there is a terror related incident the country goes into a state of alert. Both the Defence Minister and Home Minister are of the opinion that we have to strengthen our security measures and the internal security should be given top most priority. There is bound to be a big demand for security services and surveillance equipments. However the requirement may be temporary but will be in large quantity.

I personally thank His Highness Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh and the honourable chairman Kunwar Vikram Singh ji for making our dream come true.

Regards,

Mahesh C. Sharma

Secy. General

CAPSI & APDI

BREAKING NEWS

Mr. Anirudha Singh, Director, Bhootpurv Sainik Kalyan Sangh, Jharkhand,has been appointed as the Convenor for the State of Jharkhand.

The Chief Minister of Rajasthan Shri Ashok Gehlot in his budget speech on 09 July 09 in

Rajasthan Assembly announced the creation of Rajasthan Institute for Security Education

(RISE) with the help of private partnership where youths from rural and urban areas will be

given training for three months and subsequently employed in private sector as security

guard. The credit for this undoubtedly goes to CAPSI and it's leadership under it’s

Chairman Kunwar Vikram Singh who worked determinedly with the previous and the

present state government of Rajasthan to make this happen.

Convener, Jharkhand

Brig. Ajay Kumar Pandey, (Retd.) has been appointed as the Director with CAPSI & APDI to

render his service on the enhanced initiatives of the twin associations in the field of

Education of Security/Intelligence work force of our esteem members.

Director, CAPSI & APDI

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Excerpt from Rajasthan Budget Speech 2009

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Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman CAPSI & APDI along with Mr.Praveer Bagchi,

Advisor CAPSI & APDI, Mr. Mahesh C Sharma, Secretary General CAPSI & APDI,

Mr. Jasbir S. Wasu, Chairman-CAPSI-Delhi Chapter, Col. Jagat Trikha, Executive

Director CAPSI & APDI and Brig. A K Pandey, Director CAPSI & APDI met Sri.

Harish Rawat, MoS, Labour and Employment at 1545 hrs on the 04 June 09 at

his office on Rafi Marg to congratulate him on winning the recent election and

to wish him the best of tenure as the Minister of Labour & Employment, Govt.

Of India. Kunwar Vikram Singh briefed the honorable Minister about the CAPSI

and its related National & International activities. He also apprised the

honorable Minister about the 55 lakh strength of the Private Security Personnel

in the Country with the potential of 25% growth rate, thus opening the

employment avenues for the rural unemployed youth of various states. The

Chairman stressed upon the need for better coordination between CAPSI & the

Ministry of Labour & Employment for more job opportunities into the Private Security Industry by organizing the job fairs as is being done with

in the States Of Rajasthan and Punjab after having signed the MoU with both these states during the year 2008. Kunwar Vikram Singh also

presented the volumes of the SECURITY POST and the copy of the Report on the 3rd National Conference, held on 13 & 14 October 2008 at the

hotel, The Grand Ashok, Bengaluru to the Hon’ble Minister.

Sri Harish Rawat appreciated the efforts of Kunwar Vikram Singh in bringing the CAPSI to the International standards within a short period of

four years, ever since the PSAR Act was promulgated by the Central Government in the year 2005 and assured the CAPSI delegation that his

ministry will definitely seek the assistance of CAPSI in generating the employment avenues for the unemployed rural youths through

organizing job fairs on the lines of Rajasthan & Punjab as explained to him. He

further said that since Private Security Industry is Labour intense as such any

problem being faced by the Agency Owners in implementing the Labour Laws /

Acts, should be brought to his notice by CAPSI as he would be open for

suggestions / recommendations to bring in the changes / amendments in the

concerned laws / acts to make it user friendly and for easy implementations by

all to avoid any harassment to the Private Security Owners. He further thanked

Kunwar Vikram Singh and the CAPSI delegation for having met and apprised

him about the activities of the CAPSI.

Kunwar Vikram Singh, while thanking Sri. Harish Rawat for the positive support

towards the well being of the Private Security Industry and also assured the

honorable Minister for the full co-operation from the CAPSI at all time to come.

CAPSI Delegation meets MoS Labour & Employment

Kunwar Vikram Singh along Mr. Mahesh C Sharma, Secy. General, Col. Jagat Trikha,

Executive Director, Brig. A K Pandey, Director, CAPSI & APDI and Col. S K Kaul,

Secretary General Maharashtra Chapter met Mr. Prasun Mukherjee, IPS, The Director

General of Bureau of Police Research & Development at 1100 hrs on the 09 July 2009 as

per the invitation extended by Mr. S P Vaid, IPS, Director ( Special Policing) at the

BPR&D. Mr. Mukherjee, while welcoming the delegates thanked Chairman, CAPSI for

having sent the paper containing the desired/recommended amendments in the PSAR

Act 2005 and the training syllabus/modules which are under active consideration at his

office. Kunwar Vikram Singh also gave the details of the security force and its utilization

by the Centre / State for the intelligence gathering with little bit of specialized training to

Private Security Personnel. He also discussed at length for the creation of the Security

Institutes in the states in consultation with the CAPSI on the PPP scheme of the Central

& State Governments. Mr. Mukherjee while thanking the CAPSI delegation said that BPR&D are planning to hold a seminar, of course in

association with CAPSI during October / November 09, where in all the State Government Controlling Authorities, State Police Heads and the

Home Secretaries will be invited besides the appropriate representation from the Central Government. While thanking Mr. Mukherjee, Kunwar

Vikram Singh presented him the theme poster of the “Each One - Secure One” and assured him of the full support from the CAPSI at all time.

CAPSI Delegation invited by the DG- BPR&D

CAPSI delegation with DG-BPRD and other Police Officials

Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman-CAPSI presenting the Report on 3rd National

Conference of CAPSI to Sh. Harish Rawat, MoS, Labour & Employment

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Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman-CAPSI & APDI

other CAPSI Officials with Sh. Harish Rawat, MoS, Labour & Employment

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CAPSI Governing Council Meeting was held on 12th of June 2009, at

Raunaq Room, PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry, PHD House, Khel

Gaon Road, New Delhi. The meeting was chaired by Kunwar Vikram Singh,

Chairman CAPSI and was attended by - H. H.

Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh, , Col. Pritam Mehta

: Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman CAPSI,

Mr. Vishwanath V Katti- Vice Chairman, Mr. Mahesh C Sharma-Secretary

General, Mr. Anil Puri-Vice Chairman, Mr. Vikram Mahurkar-Vice Chairman,

Ajit Singh-Treasurer, Capt. Shibu Isaac-Secretary and Chairman-Tamilnadu

& Pondicherry Chapter, Mr. C B Joshi-Secretary, Maj. Inderjeet Singh

Deputy Secretary General, Mr. Rahul Rai Gupta-Member, Mr. Gurdeep Singh

Arora-Secretary, Mr. Vipin Oberoi-Secretary, Col. Jagat Raj Trikha-

Executive Director, Brig A K Pandey-Director, Major Gen. Atma

Singh (Retd.), Ms. Rupal Sinha, Brig. S K Bhattacharya, Mr. Pawanjit Singh

Ahluwalia, Mr. Harsh Wardhan, Mr. C Pal Singh, Maj. Gen. Charanjeet Singh

Brar, Mr. Paramj i t S Sahi , Mr. V ivek Kumar

- Brig P S Toor, Mr. S R Chauhan, Mr. B R Kumar, Mr. B S Thind, Lt. Col. Darshan Bal, Mr. Vishal Swara, Col. Sanjeev

Kaul, Capt V P Singh, Mr. Om Kumar, Mr. Bhibhu Bikash Mohapatra, Mr. Ghanshyam Pandit, Mr. Anirudha Singh - Mr. Sachit

Kumar Vice Chairman APDI, Brig. M I Jaisinghani, Rep. TOPSGRUP (Retd.), Mr. B S Sial Governor APDI, Mr. Joginder Singh Governor APDI,

Mr. V M Pandit Vice Chairman APDI, Mr. Vishwanath Khetam Chairman APDI Maharashtra Chapter, Col. P S Mangat, Mr. Tej Lohia

Chief Patron CAPSI

Advisor-CAPSI

Governing Council Members

Governors

Chapter

Chairmen/Conveners

Special Invitees

CAPSI Governing Council Meeting at Delhi.

Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman CAPSI welcomed all for the deliberations on the agenda points, circulated

to all the members of the Governing Council. CAPSI. Chairman also said that this separate CAPSI Governing

Council Meeting has been called to address more issues pertaining to CAPSI in the light of New Government

having been formed at the Centre. He said that we got enormous support from the Home Ministry during

past few years but now we have to start relationship building from the Scratch. He apprised the members

present for the meeting that since last Governing Council Meeting of CAPSI, lot many activities have been

carried out by CAPSI and account of which have been regularly published in our monthly news letter

“SECURITY POST”.

He also said that the then Home Minister Sh. Shivraj V Patil attended all the three CAPSI & APDI National

Conferences. Last year despite his busy schedule, he came especially for the Conference all the way from

Delhi to Bengaluru to only attend the National Conference. He informed the present members that he will now be getting involved in lobbying

with the Central & State Ministers to ensure that CAPSI gets the desired support from them in future also. He also mentioned about the

personal involvement of the H. H Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh, Chief Patron CAPSI & APDI during the recent years, as he has always been

besides us to show us the way to move forward.

He also mentioned about the involvement of the State Governments in the progress of the CAPSI. We are getting support from the Rajasthan

Government, who have proposed to allot land and funds for carrying out Security Training as envisaged in the PSAR ACT 2005.

Similarly,Punjab Government has already established a Private Security Training Institute at Jahan Khelan, Hoshiar Pur to impart two months

security training at their costs to the unemployed youth. We will very soon be signing the MoU with Orissa Government.

He said that we have formed the CAPSI Knowledge Foundation (CKF) and soon we will be forming APDI Knowledge Foundation (AKF) which

will help Security & Detective Agencies in Training Related matters including setting up of their Training Institutions. Brig. A K Pandey has been

appointed as the Director of CAPSI & APDI to handle the educational needs of our members. Every one applauded the initiatives & the efforts

of the Chairman, Kunwar Vikram Singh and requested him to continue to be the Chairman in future also .

Col. Jagat Raj Trikha, Executive Director of CAPSI, commenced the proceedings of the first ever separate

meeting of CAPSI by welcoming one and all for the meeting. Col. Trikha while addressing to the members

informed that this CAPSI Governing Council Meeting is unique in various aspects. He said that “this

meeting is unique for the reason that it is being organized separately for the first time in the history of

CAPSI”. It is unique because we have invited Dr. S P Vaid , Director, BPRD for the meeting, It is unique

because we will be meeting the honorable President of India just after the meeting in the evening.. Col.

Trikha then shared the sequence of the agenda that would be followed during the day long deliberations.

He then requested Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman CAPSI to deliver the opening address.

Opening Address by the CAPSI Chairman.

Welcome Address by Col. Trikha

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Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman-CAPSI & Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh,

Chief Patron- CAPSI along with other delegates during the Meeting

Col. Jagat Trikha, Executive Director - CAPSI

welcoming the members

Kunwar Vikram Singh, Chairman-CAPSI

delivering his opening address

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CAPSI Annual Report presented

by Mahesh C Sharma

Mr. Mahesh C Sharma, Secretary

General CAPSI welcomed all

and gave the account of

activities of CAPSI during the

last one year. He also shared the

audited balance sheet of CAPSI

and said that copy of the CAPSI

activities and of the balance

sheet have been kept in the

individual's folders for reference/perusal.

He also informed the members about the installation of CAPSI Delhi &

Punjab Chapters during the year and the appointments of the CAPSI

Conveners in all the major states of the Country. He also said that the

membership needs to be increased and it can only happen if all of us

work towards that in our respective states. We need to focus on the

CAPSI membership base to voice better.

Mr. Mahesh C Sharma, Secy. General-CAPSI

giving annual report of CAPSI during his address

C Pal Singh Advocates

Security Skill Developments

Mr. C Pal Singh said that Security

Training is a point of concern for

everyone of the Corporate and

of the Government of India.

They al l are asking for

employable skill to be provided.

He also pointed out that a lot of

resources are coming in the

marke t to cap tu re th i s

opportunity and we need to be pro-active in order to deliver the

desired results through the efforts of CAPSI. He appreciated the

formation of the CKF to help the Member Security Agencies in

providing security training to the guards. He said that CAPSI

Knowledge Foundation can be of great help in providing employable

skill personnel to the nation provided it is guided by the individuals

with latest knowledge on Security related subjects. He also

suggested the members to cover the Fire Safety as it is also as

important as other aspects of security. He further suggested the

members present that they should try to have better relationships

with the foreign companies to do well and cover wide spectrum of the

Security Service in the Country.

and the follow up actions at the

appropriate levels on the

advice having been received

from him, which presently, he

found was lacking. He however

thanked the chair for having

given chance to voice his

concerns as an act ive

Governor of CAPSI and

requested for the chartered of duties for the CAPSI Governors.

Result Oriented out Come

says Pawan AhluwaliaMr. Pawanjit Singh Ahluwalia impressed upon the need for the CAPSI

Central Leadership for being result oriented while taking decisions on

behalf of the Security Agencies and cited the case of formation of

CAPSI Knowledge Foundation with a Brigadier heading it. He made

no bones about his concerns on the role of CAPSI Governor

Pan India Licenses - Need

of the hour - Rupal Sinha

Ms Rupal Sinha appreciated the

effort put in by Kunwar Vikram

Singh to bring the CAPSI at this

high level in the last three years

only. CAPSI has done wonders to

project itself well among the

industry and government. She

then said in respect of PSAR act

2005, that there is lot many

issues in the act that need amendments that will give relief to the

member agencies as the Security Companies operating in good

environment need proper legislation. She was very vocal about the

issue of Pan India licenses to the Security Agencies, which are

operating on pan India basis and the desired action on the central

wage act, which has recently been promulgated. She offered to

render suitable support to CAPSI to tackle these two burning issues

on priority by the association.

Unity is Strength-

Maj. Gen Atma Singh

Major Gen. Atma Singh said that

he has seen the CAPSI growing

from the scratch. With in last

three years, it has grown pretty

well and is being recognized

Nationally & Internationally. He

further said that Security

scenario in today's world is very

much threatening and to cope-

up with the situation, we all need to work together to create a feeling

of oneness. He also appreciated the fact that Rajasthan Government

has decided to give some land to CAPSI to start Security Training

Institute for the youth of Rajasthan with the help of CAPSI. He also

suggested that members security agencies can use CAPSI logo on

the guards uniform to create awareness among the people and also

we may carry out some joint exercises with local police to display the

unity of the CAPSI members.

Contd.

Contd.

Mr. C. Pal Singh, Governor-CAPSI

emphasizing on importance of Training

Ms. Rupal Sinha appreciating the efforts of

Kunwar Vikram Singh during her address

Maj. Gen. Atma Singh sharing his views

with others during the meeting

Mr. Pawanjit Singh Ahluwalia during

his address at the Governing Council Meeting

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Sahi recommends CAPSI Maharashtra

Chapter to be more vibrant

Mr. P S Sahi while giving the

complexity in obtaining the

license from the Maharashtra

state authorities suggested that

the CAPSI Maharashtra Chapter

has to be proactive and must

stand by with the member

security agencies in resolving

their common issues. He said

that we need to lay down the

clear cut objectives for the CAPSI chapter with the responsibilities of

the Chapter office bearers for the State, He also suggested that

Maharashtra Chapter needs to be accorded separate treatment from

the Central body of CAPSI because of multifarious problems relating

to the PSAR ACT 2005 and the Guard Board local restrictions imposed

on the security agencies operating in the state of Maharashtra.

Frequent visits by the National Chairman to Mumbai were

recommended with a view to get the issues resolved through the

Government resources rather than going to the civil courts. He over

stressed the need for every one to be together to overcome these

hurdles, related to the State of Maharashtra.

Verification Affecting operations

Brig. Bhattacharya

Training - key to success

Maj. Gen. Brar Maj. Gen. C S Brar said that to

tackle the issues related to the

implications of the PSAR ACT

2005 with the new Government,

we need to form a core

c o m m i t t e e w i t h t h e

professionals to handle such

issues. He also said that all of us

must lay an emphasis on the

training aspects of our guard

force, which are being deployed at various locations to display

professionalism and the positive image of the Private Security

Industry. He further added that the duty hours of the guard must be

kept in mind as it is very difficult to perform more than 08 hours in a

day by the security personnel.

Brig. S.K. Bhattacharya shared

his experiences of the delays

being experienced for the

verifications of the guard force

by the local police as envisaged

in the PSAR ACT 2005. He

suggested for taking up this

matte r w i th the h igher

authorities to evolve a simpler

method to reduce the time in

getting the verifications completed to ensure smooth operations.

Healthy Competition delivers

useful results-Harsh Wardhan

Mr. Harsh Wardhan, first of all

thanked every body and said

that we are getting full support

from CAPSI. He said that some

issues regarding minimum

working hour, whether it should

be 8 hrs or 12 hrs needs to be

addressed among the industry

leaders. As far as possible, we

should avoid cutting corners to get the business. He further said that

security business in the Country is more than enough for every one

and all of us should follow the norms of the industry to bring cohesive

ness within the industry through healthy competition.

Public Private Partership-Vaid

Sh. S P Vaid, IPS, Director

(Special Policing), BPRD thanked

one and all present to have

invited him for this meeting. He

said that BPRD have been asked

by the Ministry of Home to

present a paper in relation to the

required amendments, if needed

in the present PSAR ACT 2005

and the uniform training to be imparted to the security personnel as

envisaged in the ACT. He also mentioned that only 13 States have

promulgated the act in their states after the issue of the PSAR ACT

2005. We need to work in the manner that we need to give the

security training to the youth and deploy them at various locations for

betterment of the Industry. He also added that reforms are needed as

It is of concern to every body but it does not seem to be on priority

Increase of CAPSI membership

is vital as per Vivek Kumar

Mr. Vivek Kumar thanked every

one and expressed his concerns

over the issues being discussed

over here. He said that CAPSI

has become a strong body and

needs to become stronger,

which can only happen if all of us

put in our best to bring in more

security agencies as the CAPSI

members. More the members across the Country, lauder is the voice

at State / Centre and then the overall prospects of the Security

Industry can be addressed in much better way. He however

suggested having the systems and procedures in place, deciding on

minimum standards and spelling out the objectives to get the desired

results with in the frame work of the centre and state act / rules.

Contd.

Mr. Harsh Wardhan thanking everybody

during his address at the meeting Mr. P S Sahi giving his valuable suggestions

during the Governing Council Meeting

Maj. Gen. C S Brar emphasizing on the

importance of quality training

Brig. Bhattacharya sharing his experiences

with everybody during the meeting

Sh. S P Vaid sharing his views during his

address at the Governing Council Meeting

Mr. Vivek Kumar during his address

at the meeting

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with the politicians of our country. He also apprised every one that

BPRD have engaged a supreme court lawyer to give the legal opinion

on the points that need amendments in the PSAR ACT and he will be

more than happy to meet the CAPSI delegation again for their

recommendations, although he has been making notes of the points

having been mentioned by the various speakers during the today’s

meeting. Mr. Vaid emphasized on the point of imparting the desired

security training through the professional and if CAPSI could take a

lead to enter into PPP schemes, which are being promoted by the

Centre / State governments, considered as a good move at their end.

Contd.

Sial recommends CAPSI to

be Nodal Regulatory Body

Mr. B S Sial, Former DGP,

Karnataka Police said that since

training is very important aspect

as such CAPSI should take lead

in establishing the Security

Training Institutions in all the

states. He also briefed every one

about the verifications of the

security force on National Level

as now the technology has been developed, provided the

responsibilities are fixed by the Home Ministry through the concerned

DGP's of the respective States. He also recommended that security

guards having got the relevant training should be treated as skilled

individuals by the states for the wage purposes, as opposed to

unskilled individual as of now. He felt very strong about CAPSI to be

nominated as the nodal regulatory body by the concerned authorities

at Centre / State Government level for all the Private Security

Agencies operating in India for better coordination / results.

Patience brings concrete

results - Maharaja

HH Maharaja Bhanu Praksh

Singh while addressing the

participants said that we are

used to colonial systems and it

will take considerable time to

come out of it. He further said

that CAPSI has progressed a lot

within short span of three years

and the entire credit goes to

Kunwar Vikram Singh. He also assured all the participants that he will

do his best in solving all the problems that are being encountered by

the security agencies as envisaged in the PSAR ACT 2005. The new

government has come and very soon the desired relationship will be

cultivated at the appropriate level to address the points mentioned by

the security agency leaders. He also advised the present members to

maintain patience as the out come of patience is always positive.

Time Frame Action Plan-Vikram Mahurkar

Mr. Vikram Mahurkar was very

critical about the action by the

CAPSI central leadership on the

various important issues like

centra l minimum wages,

Maharashtra Guard Board

operations, Bulk allotment of

Gun licenses for the Security

agencies and the point of PF /

Service Tax. He categorically said that there is a need of core team to

handle these matters on priority. He suggested that time frame action

plan be worked out and all the affected security agencies should be

informed regularly on the progress on these points.

Friends of Police-Pvt. Security-Capt. ShibuCapt Shibu Issac apprised every

one about the Friends of Police

concept that has been initiated

by the Tamil Nadu Police in close

coordination with CAPSI at

Chennai. The Private Security

Personnel have been issued with

the police identification passes

and they are assisting the local

police in various ways. He

suggested that this campaign be adopted by each of the states and

then at National level with the association of CAPSI at Delhi. He also

expressed his concerns about the PF & Service tax matters, which

require ramifications at the central level. He also expressed his

concerns on the pouching of the security staff / business and advised

every one to follow minimum standards of the Code of Ethics,

enumerated by the CAPSI to stop this practice / menace.

Mr. Anil Puri was also of the

opinion that the Government

should consider the point of bulk

allotment of the arms licenses to

the security agencies to provide

the gun men at the facilities as

per the client's requirements. He

however appreciated Kunwar

Vikram Singh for the efforts and

time that he is devoting towards the CAPSI activities.

Bulk Allotment of Armslicenses on priority-Anil Puri

Mr. V V Katti said that Karnataka State Home Minister invited CAPSI

Karnataka Chapter Officials for the meeting for the final round of

discussions on the drafted PSAR Act for the state. He said that desired

PSAR ACT soon to be promulgatedin Karnataka -Katti

Contd.

HH Maharaja Bhanu Prakash Singh addressing

the Participants during the Meeting

Mr. Anil Puri sharing his opinion

during the Meeting

Capt Shibu apprising everybody about

“Friends of Police” Concept at the Meeting

Mr. B. S. Sial briefing everybody during

the Governing Council Meeting

Mr. Vikram Mahurkar sharing his view point

with all during the meeting

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Patience brings concrete

results - Chief PatronShri Joginder Singh, Former Director C. B. I.

congratu la ted and

appreciated the heights

that CAPSI has scaled in

a very short period of

t h r e e y e a r s . H e

recommended that

government should also

make CAPSI as the private security regulatory body to

ensure that the security agencies get their desired dues. The

biggest mile stone having been crossed when the honorable

President of India has invited the participants of this meeting

for a high tea followed with a meeting with her at the

Rashtrapati Bhawan. He wished CAPSI greater heights.

Kunwar Vikram Singh

appreciated all the remarks

/ views of the participants

and expressed his gratitude

to each one present to have

come all the way to Delhi to

a t t e n d t h e C A P S I

Governing Council Meeting.

He further said that the

meeting has been very

useful and once again

thanked every one for their

presence and act ive

participation. He wished

everyone the best of

business in future.

Joginder Singh acknowledges CAPSIContd.amendments

were given

and CAPSI

h a s b e e n

p r o m i s e d

that they will

a g a i n b e

c o n s u l t e d

before the act

is promulgated in the state of Karnataka to avoid

any further complications for its implementations

by the security agencies. He also shared the good

practices being followed by the fellow security

agencies in the state of Karnataka as part of the

Code of Ethics set by the CAPSI.

Concluding Remarks

Chairman, CAPSI

Sh. Joginder Singh congratulating the CAPSI

Leadership during the Meeting

Sh. V. V. Katti talks about Promulgation of

PSAR Act during the Governing Council Meeting

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Mr. Mahesh C Sharma, Secretary General of CAPSI & APDI along with Col. Jagat Trikha, Executive Director,

CAPSI & APDI and Brig. A K Pandey, Director, CAPSI & APDI met Shri. Sharda Prasad, IAS, Director General

-Emp-loyment & Training / Joint Secretary, Ministry of Labour & Employment , Govt. of India at Shram

Shakti Bhawan, Rafi Marg, New Delhi at 1500 hrs on 23 June 2009. Shri. Prasad was given the detailed brief

on the activities of CAPSI with special reference to the security training to the existing security personnel

and the new security personnel as envisaged in the PSAR ACT 2005. A set of SECURITY POST volumes

along with the CD containing the report of the 3rd National conference and “EACH ONE-SECURE ONE”

Theme Poster were also handed over to the DG. Mr. Sharda Prasad appreciated the efforts of the CAPSI and

said that he will go through the material handed over to him. He also advised the delegates to also meet

DDG, CII, who is responsible for the skill development / upgradation projects on the PPP system as the government is funding these skill

development projects. He also while thanking the CAPSI delegation said that the proposal for the empanelment of CAPSI /CKF with his office be

forwarded for evaluation & consideration. Mr. Mahesh C Sharma thanked Mr. Sharda Prasad for his valuable time and advise.

CAPSI Delegation meets DG- Employment & Training

Sh. Sharda Prasad with CAPSI Team Members

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The CAPSI TamilNadu & Pondicherry Chapter's General Meeting was held on 15.06.09 at

Zen Garden Hotel, Guindy, Chennai 600 032. The Meeting commenced at 6.00 pm. and

ended at 8.00pm, followed by the dinner sponsored by Mr.R. Srinivasan - M/s. Chennai

Professional Security Solutions Pvt.Ltd. The meeting was attended by 46 CAPSI & APDI

members.

Capt. Shibu Isaac - Chairman CAPSI, TamilNadu & Pondicherry Chapter gave the welcome

speech. Small briefing was done on many aspects like code of ethics, CAPSI joining with

Friends of Police, implementation of FOP Nation wide, PSAR Act, Forthcoming ideas/plans

of CAPSI and he also explained the advantages of becoming a CAPSI Member, details with

regard to the CAPSI Governing Council Body Meeting held on 12.06.09 at New Delhi and

also the meeting with the Honorable President of India at the Rashtrapati Bhavan were

explained by the Chapter Chairman. He felt proud in announcing, that CAPSI -TamilNadu & Pondicherry chapter is the topmost chapter with

regard to the membership strength across the country.

With regard to the Licensing process, Chairman informed the members that the verification by the Licensing Authority is almost over for

majority of the Agencies. The training centers and the facilities provided by the agencies are been directly examined by the IG of Police. The

licensing process will get over by the end of June or by 1st week of July'09.

Dr. N. Madhu - Treasurer, TamilNadu & Pondicherry Chapter of CAPSI, submitted the Annual

Accounts Statement for the year 2008-2009. Copy of the statement was given to each one

of the members and also was read out. The annual account statement was passed

unanimously by the members, proposed by Lt. Col. Kadir Batcha of Himalayan Security and

Consultancy Services and seconded by Mr. RajaGopal of First Man Management Services (P)

Ltd. Membership certificates were handed over to the new members by Mr. R.Srinivasan

General Secretary for CAPSI TamilNadu & Pondicherry Chapter, after a formal welcome

given to them by the Chairman. Renewal certificates and fee receipts were also given to the

members by Secretary Mr. R.Srinivasan.

Queries raised by the members, with regard to the Licensing Process and advantages of

becoming a member of CAPSI were clarified by Chairman and Secretary. Shri. K.

Ragothaman, Chairman - APDI addressed the gathering. The meeting came to an end at 8.00pm, with the vote of thanks that was delivered by

Dr. N. Madhu. The highlight of the meeting was the Dinner, sponsored by Mr.R.Srinivasan- Managing Director - C.P.S.S. Pvt. Ltd, for celebrating

his 52nd Birth Day and Silver Jubilee Wedding Anniversary (both coincided on10th June '09) that followed at 8.15 pm onwards.

CAPSI TAMILNADU & PONDICHERRY CHAPTER MEETING

COMMENTS FROM THE PARTICIPANTS - POST 12TH JUNE MEETINGS

Dear Col. Trikha, The GC meeting was really a great success and informative. It is needless to say that it proves that how much efforts have been put by you and CAPSI team in Delhi to achieve its goal. My heartiest congratulations to all of you.

Dear Col. Trikha, Please allow me to “Salute” Kunwar Saheb & his active team for organizing a very fruitful, informative & result oriented meeting. The meeting with Hon'ble President will be remembered as “Historical” not only for CAPSI but for entire Security Industry

Dear Col. Trikha, Thank you very much for the excellent arrangements made yesterday for the meeting at the PHD Chambers and the meeting with the President of India.

Dear Kunwar Vikram Singh, Col. Jagat Trikha, Congratulations for a very successful meeting conducted for CAPSI. The meeting with the President was really a milestone and we highly appreciate all the efforts gone into organizing it so professionally.

Sir, hearty congratulations for your great personal efforts benefitting capsi tremendously. Everything was praise worthy and many will get clear message now, feel shy. They say "kar khudi ko buland itna, ke khuda bhi puchhe, o' bande bata teri raza kaya hai". Sir, you are our manmohan singh of security. God bless.

Dear Col. Trikha, The efforts put in by you and other concerned officials to make the event a grand success, are hailed.

Dear Mr Chairman, Let me congratulate you and your team for being able to organise a very successful conference today. It is not easy to get people to come from so far for meetings , and for being able to do this successfully and with grace is commendable.

Kunwar saheb ko sambodhit ek chhoti si kavita:-Bahumulya, abhulya hai, capsi ko aap ka yogdanAap ke satat prayas se barh gayi hamari shanAapne dilayi desh me capsi ko ek khas pahchanAaj bharat to kya, capsi ko janta sakal jahan Aasha hai, aap ke netritva me ham chhu lenge aasmanAur banayenge apni samarpit seva se desh ko mahan, Jai hind, Jai Bharat, Jai CAPSI.

Dear Col Trikha I must say your arrangements were excellent and the experience most satisfying.

Mr. Gurdeep Singh Arora, MD, Checkmate India

Services Pvt. Ltd. Pune, and Secretary- CAPSI:

Mr. B R Kumar, MD, Safeguard Security Services

& Chairman- CAPSI Maharashtra Chapter

Mr. Vivek Kumar, MD, Globe Detective

Agency Pvt. Ltd. And Governor- CAPSI

Mr. Paramjeet S Sahi, Chairman & MD,

NISA Group of Companies and Governor CAPSI

Col. Sanjeev Kaul, Director, Zee Ten Security

& Detective Services & Secretary General,

CAPSI for the State of Maharashtra

Mr. Rahul Rai Gupta, Chief Executive Officer, Secret

Watch Detectives, Member- CAPSI Governing Council

Mr. Pawanjit Singh Ahluwalia, MD

Premiershield Pvt. Ltd., and Governor CAPSI

Mr. Anirudha Singh, Director, Bhootpurv Sainik Kalyan

Sangh, and Convenor, CAPSI for the State of Jharkhand

Mr. Vikram Mahurkar, MD, Checkmate

Services Pvt. Ltd. And Vice Chairman CAPSI

Capt. Shibu Isaac, Chairman, CAPSI-Tamilnadu & Pondicherry

addressing the participants of the chapter meeting

Sh. K. Ragothaman, Chairman - APDI, Tamilnadu & Pondicherry

Chapter addressing the participants of the Chapter Meeting

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Memorandum of Understandings

The MoU was signed between the

CAPSI Knowledge Foundation and

the Optaamaze Corporate Solutions

Private Ltd on the 28 April 2009 at

New Delhi for promotion of Security

Training Services across India in the

name of “Security Awareness

Forum for Employment (SAFE)”

involving participation of various

state governments, private security

agencies for creating employment

opportunities in the field of Security

as envisaged in the PSAR ACT 2005.

The MoU was signed between the

Chairman, CAPSI and the Director,

Optaamaze at New Delhi.

CKF WITH OPTAAMAZE

The MoU was also signed between the Central Association of Private Security Industry (CAPSI) and the Institute of Technology and

Future Management Trends (ITFT) Education Group, Chandigarh on the 15 May 2009 at New Delhi for carrying out the primary &

secondary research on Safety, Security, Surveillance, Intelligence and to design & impart the short & long term courses for the Security

Industry under the various Central / State Government schemes. The MoU was signed between CAPSI Chairman & E.D., I.T.F.T at Delhi.

CAPSI WITH ITFT EDUCATION GROUP, CHANDIGARH

CKF with TGOUN AND SAFEThe MoU was signed between the

CAPSI Knowledge Foundation

(CKF), The Global Open University

Nagaland (TGOUN) and Shield

Security and Forensic Education

Private Ltd. (SAFE) on the 01 June

2009 at New Delhi for developing a

network of security training

delivery centers for imparting the

required security training as

envisaged in the PSAR ACT 2005

and to award the security

certificates under the banner of the

Global Open University Nagaland.

The MoU was signed by the head of three organizations in the presence of Sri Dubey, Pro

Chancellor of The Global Open University Nagaland at New Delhi.

1. Cdr. C Arockiasamy (Retd.), Proprietor, Cosmo

Protection Services, Chennai

2. Mr. M Vivekanandan, Proprietor, Thejas Detective

Services, Chennai

3. Col. David Devasahayam, Chairman, Radiant

Protection Force Pvt. Ltd., Chennai

4. Mr. G Krishna Raj, Managing Partner, Shri Durga

Security Services, Chennai

1. Mrs. Hemlata Sharma, Chief Executive Officer, 007

Detectives & Trouble Shooters, New Delhi.

2. Mr. Utpal S Choudhary, Proprietor, Lotus Detective &

Security Services, Mumbai

Welcoming The New MembersThe following new members have joined respective associations

as mentioned below during the month of May & June 2009:-

RECOGNITION & AWARDDr. Kodu r Venka t e s h , Proprietor of Advance Group, Bangalore, Karnataka has been included in the “LIMCA B O O K O F R E C O R D S (NATIONAL RECORD) for his achievements of acquiring four PHDs from 1996 to 2006, He got his first doctorate from Can te rbu ry Un i ve r s i t y, Cheshire, UK in 1996, One from Golden State University

USA in 2003 and Two PHDs from Prescott University,, London UK in 2005 and 2006 respectively.

Dr. Kodur Venkatesh being facilitated

for the achievement

Exchange of MoU Documents between

Pro Chancellor, TGOUN and Chairman, CAPSI

Mr. Anirudha Singh, Director of Ranchi Security Pvt.Ltd., Jharkhand was awarded with “Excel lence in Security Service Award-Gold Medal” on the occasion of 52nd National Seminar on “National Economic Growth & World Peace” on Saturday , 06 June 2009. This award was presented to Mr. Anirudha Singh by His Majesty , Hon'ble

Shri B P Singh Governor of Sikkim & Hon'ble Shri Bhisma Narayan Singh, former Governor of Sikkim in the presence of Former Justice Mr. O P Varma & Hon,ble Mr. N B Gulam, Ambassador of Indonesia during the glittering award ceremony held at India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road New Delhi.

Mr. Anirudha Singh receiving the “Excellence

in Security Service Award - Gold Medal”

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15 July Lt. Col. A Kadir Batcha, managing Director, Himalayan

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18 July Col. Amar Nath (Retd.), Proprietor Asiana Security Force &

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18 July Mr. Nirpat Kumar Singh, Director, Vanya Security Services

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19 July Capt. Vikram Salwan,Chief Executive Officer, Cabal Lancers

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19 July Mr. Vishwanath Khetam, Propreitor,Flash Services, Mumbai.

20 July Mr. D. K. Sharma, Managing Director, Keshav Security

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20 July Mr. B. M. Shashidhar, Managing Director, Shashi Detective

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20 July Mr. R.S.Jagdev, Chief Co-ordinator, Probe Intelligence

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22 July Mr. D. Sai Ram, Chief Executive Officer, Scout Mac

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23 July Mr. A. Madhusudan, Chief Officer, Force 5 Securitas,

Secundrabad.

23 July Mr. Dinesh Kumar Srivastava, Chairman-Cum-Managing

Director, Introspective Detectives Pvt. Ltd.,Lucknow.

25 July Mr. Subhani Abdul, Proprietor, Action & Protection Security

Force, Hyderabad,

01 August Ms. Rakhi Rathaur, Director, Servel Security Service,

New Delhi.

02 August Mrs. Viola Heredia, Director, Securitas Security Services

(India) Private Limited, Mumbai

04 August Mr. Mahesh C Sharma, Managing Director, Guardex

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04 August Col. Ajit Nagrani, Managing Director, Corporate

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07 August Lt. Col. L K Bakthavatsalu, Managing Director, Bharat

Security Services, Chennai.

10 August Mr. Joginder Singh Pawar, Managing Director, Hawk Eye

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11 August Mr. Sharad Ratnam, Managing Director, CSR Tracing

Reality (P) Ltd, Chennai

17 August Cdr. C Arockiasamy (Retd.) Managing Director, Cosmo

Protection Services, Chennai

17 August Mr. John S Selwyn, Vice President, Investigation & Security

Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. Hyderabad

18 August Lt. Col. Perminder Singh Bhore, Director, Ex-Servicemen

Security Services, Patiala

19 August Capt. Ravee., Chief Executive Officer, Fireball Securitas

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19 August Mr. Sahil Gupta, Chief Operating Officer, BD Security India

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19 August Mr. Manas Choudhory, Managing Director, K1 Security

Services Pvt. Ltd. Bhubneswar

20 August Ms Geeta Saxena, Proprietor, ABC Investigations Inc., New

Delhi

24 August Maj. Manjit Rajain, Managing Director, Peregrine Guarding

Pvt. Ltd., Haryana

25 August Mr. M Vivekanandan, Proprietor, Thejas Detective Services,

Chennai

25 August Mr. Sanjay Kapoor, Proprietor, Ascon Detective Network,

New Delhi

26 August Mr. Avinash Sharma, Akansha Security Services Pvt. Ltd.,

Delhi

30 August Mr. V K Cholan, Detective Director General, Detective

International, Chennai

30 August Mr. Prashant Kumar Gupta, Chief Executive Officer, Sharp

Eye Detective & Recovery Agency, Delhi

01 July. Brig. Dr. S. K. Bhattacharya (Retd.) Chief Operating Officer, Safe Security & Allied Services, Kolkata.

01 July. Mr. Kewal Krishan Chhabra, Chief Executive Director, Martial Security & Detective Services Pvt. Ltd., Meerut.

02 July Capt. Bharat Prakash (Retd.), Blackboy Detective Agency Pvt. Ltd., Kolkata

03 July Dr. Kodur Venkatesh, Propreitor, Advance Group,Bangalore.05 July Mr. Om Kumar,Managing Director, Om Security & Cleaning

Services, Noida.07 July Mr. K S Subramanian, Managing Partner, Priya Security

Services, Tamilnadu09 July Ms. Taralika Lahiri, Director, National Detectives &

Corporate Consultant, New Delhi10 July Mr. Shyourajsingh B. Chauhan, Propreitor, Perfect Security

Services, Ahmadabad10 July Col. Davendra Kumar, Proprietor, Security Solution

Services, Bareily (U.P)11 July Mr. Rajesh Kumar Singh, Proprietor, Royal Detectives,

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Notes from the ED's Desk

It gives me an immense pleasure to share the

news that we have been able to complete the

publication of the 12 issues of the SECURITY

POST up till now. This has been only possible with

the positive support of the members of CAPSI &

APDI. It will not be out of the place to mention

that the appreciations on the designs and the

contents have kept us encouraged and the vide

circulation of the SECURITY POST have made all

of us proud to look up for better delivery of the security related news

items through this medium for not only for our members, but even for

the Governmental Agencies and the Heads of Corporate. The efforts

will now be to ensure that the SECURITY POST is able to stand on its

feet as far as the expenditures to be incurred in its publications are

concerned, but it can be only possible if our members keep sending us

their agencies / companies advertisements as per the details

mentioned in the SECURITY POST.

While we will be half way through with the issue of this publication of

SECURITY POST during this year, I would also like to share the

moments of rejoice and achievements of CAPSI having entered into

another remarkable milestone by arranging the meeting of it's senior

leadership with the honorable President of India at the Rashtrapati

Bhawan. The details of this historic meeting with the glimpses of the

visit have been appropriately covered in this 16 pages mega issue of the

SECURITY POST. We are sure that you all will feel delighted to go

through the contents of the same. As always, we shall be looking ahead

for your comments and remarks for the betterment of the subsequent

issues as we always believe in learning from our valued readers. Wishing all of you a very bright & meaningful Security & Intelligence

business in the time to come as the opportunities for the same are now

enormous. All the best.

Col. Jagat TrikhaExecutive Director CAPSI & APDI

Best Wishes On TheBirthdates Of The Members

We would like to extend our best wishes to our esteem members, whosebirthdates fall during the months of July & August 2009:-