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SP's MAI Issue No. 15 | August 01-15, 2013 - Internal Security Updates

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  INTERNAL SECURITY
  India Bangladesh Home Secretaries meet

  The 14th meeting of the Home Secretaries of India and Bangladesh was held in New Delhi from July 19 to 22. The Indian delegation was led by Anil Goswami, Union Home Secretary...

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  INTERNAL SECURITY / CYBER
  National cyber Security Policy to deal with threats

  To better arm itself from the threats emanating from the cyber world, the government announced a National Cyber Security Policy 2013.

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  INTERNAL SECURITY / BREACHES
  Popstar Justin Bieber ambushed in Dubai

  Popstar Justin Bieber expected hysterical screams from teenage fans, but surely did not expect to get attacked on stage by a crazy fan in Dubai recently during a concert.

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  INTERNAL SECURITY / BREACHES
  Leona Lewis punched in the face

  A crazed bloke queued for five hours to meet Leona Lewis — then punched her in the face.

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  Rajan Gupta DG of BPR&D

  Rajan Gupta of the 1978 IPS batch (Punjab Cadre) has taken over as Director General (DG) in Bureau of Police Research & Development (BPR&D).

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  TSA launches application programme for TSA Pre

  The US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced that it will add a new process allowing more US citizens to enroll in TSA Pre, an expedited screening programme...

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  Telecom security policy goes before NIB

  The telecom department has sought the National Information Board’s (NIB) approval on the draft telecommunication security policy.

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  Abu Ghraib prison breach

  Yet again, Iraqi security recently forces locked down areas around the Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad to hunt for escaped inmates and militants after daring insurgent assaults set hundreds of detainees free.

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  Pistol-shaped high-heeled shoes through airport security

  Considering we live in an era where the possession of too much hand sanitiser is enough to strike fear in the heart of airport security, you’d think passengers would exercise a little caution when it comes to carry items.