CSIC Function's

Function Of CSIC In Various Field

To Control Cyber Crimes

1. Conducting workshops, seminars, and digital awareness drives to educate the public about cyber threats like phishing, identity theft, and online scams.

2. Offering support services to victims of cybercrimes, including counseling and legal guidance.

3. Conducting research on emerging trends in cybercrime, including new tactics used by cybercriminals and publishing reports, case studies, and whitepapers to raise awareness and help policymakers stay updated.

4. Establishing online platforms where individuals can report incidents of cyberbullying, fraud, or other cybercrimes and offering guidance on how to file complaints with local authorities and cybercrime cells.

5. Raising awareness about legal rights and procedures related to cybercrime cases and running campaigns and creating resources to educate children, parents, and teachers on safe internet practices.

To Control Corruption Activities In India

1. Conducting workshops, seminars, and campaigns to educate the public on the negative impacts of corruption.

2. Establishing platforms or hotlines where individuals can report cases of corruption anonymously.

3. Conducting social audits to assess the effectiveness and transparency of government programs and policies and mobilizing communities to participate in public hearings and grievance redressal mechanisms.

4. Providing legal aid to whistleblowers and victims of corruption who face retaliation or legal challenges and offering guidance on the legal steps for reporting and fighting corruption cases.

5. Conducting research to identify the root causes of corruption and recommend measures for its prevention and publishing reports, whitepapers, and case studies to highlight corruption trends and best practices in combating it.

To Control Crime Against Women

1. Conducting awareness programs on issues like domestic violence, sexual harassment, dowry violence, trafficking, and gender discrimination.

2. Providing free legal aid and assistance to victims of crimes like domestic violence, sexual assault, and harassment.

3. Offering digital safety training to educate women on how to handle cyber harassment, cyberstalking, and online abuse.

4. Training teachers, community leaders, police personnel, and other stakeholders on how to respond to and prevent crimes against women.

5. Creating modules and training sessions focused on women’s safety, gender sensitization, and legal rights.