The safety of technical and scientific facilities in the border areas of Punjab is to be upgraded

Security should be upgraded in technical and scientific facilities located in the border areas of J&K, Punjab and North West border areas of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Additionally, according to the release, Srinagar and Leh’s important IMD devices will get solid security. The statement comes from the Minister of State (Independent Science and Technology), Secretary of State (Independent Allegations), Minister of Earth Science, Minister of State of the Prime Minister’s Office, Ministry of Atomic Energy, Ministry of Space and Personnel, Ministry of Personnel, Ministry of Personnel, Public Dissatisfaction and Pension, Jitendra Singh, convened a senior official and technical department, and reviewed a senior official and a technical department, and reviewed a senior official and a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, and reviewed a technical department, Prevalent security situations.
The conference focused on reviewing the safety preparation of research and scientific facilities, especially in the borders and sensitive areas of Jamu and Kashmir, Punjab, Ladakh and Northwest India.
Jitendra Singh has reviewed the preparation and safety mechanisms specifically at the CSIR-Industrial Institute of Integrated Medicine (IIIM) in Jamu; CSIR Central Scientific Instruments Organization (CSIO), Chandigarh; CSIR Center Leather Institute (CLRI) in Jalandhar; CSIR Microbial Technology (IMTECH) in Chandigarh; DBT-Biotech Research Innovation Committee (BRIC) – Mohari National Institute of Agricultural Food and Biomanufacturing (NABI); Ministry of Meteorological (IMD) installations in Srinagar and other key areas; Geoscience Research Station in Ladakh and surrounding areas.

Jitendra Singh recognizes the strategic importance of these institutions, stressing that scientific facilities, especially the Council on Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), Ministry of Biotechnology (DBT), Ministry of Meteorology (IMD) (IMD), Ministry of Earth Soldiers and the key pillars of the national infrastructure, especially in the weather, are key pillars of the national infrastructure.

As the current circumstances, all scientific institutions have directed to review and enhance their current security protocols. They must immediately notify the regional governments to ensure seamless coordination and protection. In this regard, each agency must develop and distribute standard operating procedures (SOPs) for emergency responses to ensure that employees and local authorities are fully prepared. To avoid students and researchers who may return to the state, all upcoming exams and research recommendation calls should be deferred to additional notices. Singh also directed the IMD Director-General to immediately strengthen security arrangements at its critical facilities and data centers in Srinagar, Leh, Leh and other critical locations.

Singh also re-emphasized the focus on internal preparation and civil coordination, in addition to external security, the minister also reviewed internal security protocols and the agency’s DO&Nots.

Recommendations and situational reports from directors of the autonomous scientific institution (many joined by video conferences). Morale building measures and the importance of coordination with regional governments.

Jitendra Singh stressed the need for constant liaison between scientific institutions and local authorities, saying: “Our scientific institutions are the backbone of national resilience.

As needed to prepare, Jitendra Singh also directed organizing blood donation camps involving staff, faculty and student volunteers for self-defense, emergency evacuation strategies, and sensitive programs for regular simulated exercises across campus and research centers.

Abhay Karandikar (DST), Secretary of the Department of Science and Technology; Rajesh Gokhale (DBT), Secretary of the Department of Biotechnology; N. Kalaiselvi, Director General of CSIR and Secretary; Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, Director General of IMD; Senthil Pandian, Joint Secretary of the Department of Earth Sciences, and Directors and other senior officials of the Institute of Autonomous Sciences joined through a hybrid model.

Singh concluded the meeting by directing all relevant departments to prepare comprehensive inventory for their facilities, especially in sensitive areas, and sharing appropriate protections with national security agencies to ensure a comprehensive list of their facilities.