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Honorary Doctorate Conferred to Dr. Rajesh Dandotiya: A Beacon of Cyber Crime Awareness in Indore

By ANI | Updated: October 9, 2024 10:40 IST

PNNNew Delhi [India], October 9: The realm of modern policing extends far beyond traditional crime-fighting tactics, increasingly necessitating ...

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New Delhi [India], October 9: The realm of modern policing extends far beyond traditional crime-fighting tactics, increasingly necessitating the expertise and foresight to combat cyber threats. In this regard, Dr Rajesh Dandotiya, the Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (ADCP) in Indore Crime, has emerged as a pivotal figure in the fight against cybercrime. His relentless dedication to raising public awareness regarding the complexities of cyber threats has garnered him an honorary doctorate (PhD in Cyber Crime) from Maryland State University, USA, a recognition befitting his contributions to the field. The senate members of the University conferred Honorary Doctorate degree to Dr. Rajesh Dandotiya (ADCP-Indore Crime Branch)

Dr Dandotiya's awareness campaigns have had a profound impact, reaching over 200,000 individuals through his engaging and informative talks on cybercrime. These sessions offer not just theoretical knowledge but practical solutions for everyday users seeking to navigate the treacherous waters of digital interactions. His ability to simplify complex topics has empowered citizens to recognize potential threats and protect their personal data. By emphasizing the importance of cyber hygiene, Dr. Dandotiya has helped cultivate a community that is informed and vigilant against cyber criminality.

To further his mission, Dr. Dandotiya has organized more than 300 online and offline sessions in the Indore area, ensuring that the message reaches diverse demographics, from schoolchildren to senior citizens. The accessibility of these sessions speaks volumes about his commitment to community engagement. He has harnessed both physical gatherings and digital platforms to maximize outreach, thereby ensuring that vital information about cyber safety is available to all.

In addition to his public engagements, Dr. Dandotiya's influence extends into the digital sphere, where he has built a considerable following on social media. Through these platforms, he continues to disseminate information and resources related to cyber security. His social media campaigns have created awareness drives that not only inform but also mobilize citizens to take proactive measures against cyber threats.

Dr. Dandotiya's fusion of law enforcement and community education exemplifies the modern approach required to tackle cyber-crime effectively. His recognition by Maryland State University stands as a testament to the ripple effect of his efforts, which have inspired not just local communities but have also gained international attention. As cyber threats continue to evolve, the role of educators like Dr. Dandotiya becomes increasingly vital, safeguarding individuals and society at large from the pervasive dangers of the digital age. This honorary doctorate is not merely a personal milestone but a recognition of the broader movement toward awareness and preparedness in the face of cyber-crime.

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