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He wished the passing out trainees all the very best and exhorted everyone to strive to attain higher standards of professionalism. The award winners of the day were: 1. All Round Best and Outdoor Best: L/SI/Exe Manorama Yadav 2. Best in PT: SI/Exe Deepak Topno 3. Best In Firing: L/SI/Exe Sumitha P D 4. Best in Indoor: SI/Exe S Giri Babu   

  Shri M L Kumawat, IPS, Director General BSF, was the Chief Guest for passing out parade of 32nd Batch Sub Inspector/Executive (Basic Course) that was held at NISA Parade Ground on 4th March 2009. The passing out batch consisted of 306 trainees, who during a period of 53 weeks, received training in modern and traditional aspects of Security Management, PT, Drill, Weapon Training, Field Craft and Battle Tactics. Speaking on the occasion the Chief Guest, Shri M L Kumawat, IPS, DG BSF, said he was amazed to see the standard of parade which he said was the best he had ever seen. He congratulated everyone for the same. The Chief Guest also said that CISF was poised to attain greater heights in future.

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  Shri Samaresh Jung, Asstt Commandant, CISF has been in the lime light for quite some time. The ace shooter of CISF won Gold in the Centre Fire Pistol, silver in Standard Pistol and Bronze in Air Pistol event in the 52nd National Shooting Championship held at Thodupuzha in Kerala between 4th and 17th Jan ’09. He had also won Champion of Champions trophy in Air Pistol event. The soft spoken, immensely talented golden boy of CISF is an Arjuna Awardee. He had also won ‘David Dixon Award’ for best athlete in the 18th Commonwealth games, Melbourne, Australia. The Olympian has many National and Meet records under his belt. He recently passed Basic training for Asstt Commandants at the Academy. Staff and Officers of CISF NISA congratulate Shri Samaresh Jung for his performance.

CONGRATULATIONS !!! THE ALL INDIA POLICE DUTY MEET 2008.

The All India Police Duty Meet 2008 was held from 02-01-2009 to 11-01-2009 at Bangalore, under the auspices of Karnataka Police this year. A total of 23 State & Central Police Organizations took part in the meet with a strength of 957 police personnel participating in all the events. Prior to the Competition the CISF team camped at NISA where intensive training in their respective fields was imparted to the participants. SI/Exe Anil Kumar of CISF Unit HPCL Vizag won the Bronze Medal in Computer Awareness Competition. Shri Vikas Vardhana, Deputy Commandant, NISA was the Team Manager.   

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Shri Vikas Vardhana, DC with CISF Team

10.02.2009— Dr K R Shyamsundar, IPS, ADGP/ Director ,Fire and Rescue Services Tamil Nadu visited NISA.

21.02.2009— 17 Gazetted Probationers (11 Dy SP, 02 Dy Spdts of Excise and 04 Maldivian Police Officers) undergoing basic training at Karnataka Police Academy Mysore visited NISA.

24.03.2009 – 12 Police Officers from SP and above undergoing one week seminar on “Science and Technology in Police Work” at NPA visited NISA.

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20.03.2009— Shri D P Agrawal, Hon’ble Chairman UPSC along with Shri N R Das, IPS, Director General CISF and Smt B Bhamati, Joint Secretary MHA visited Academy in connection with a DPC of senior officers of CISF.

23.01.2009– 15 Chief District Officers of Nepal who were undergoing Management Development Program at National Institute of Public Administration New Delhi visited NISA and interacted with faculty.

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27.02.2009 – 30 FLT CDTS of Indian Air Force undergoing Ground duty training at Air Force Academy Hyderabad visited Academy.

  Over the years, the problem of stress has been growing like a contagion affecting people of all walks of life. It is an invisible and lurking enemy causing damage to all human beings psychologically, socially and emotionally. The growing number of fratricidal killings in armed forces is indeed a great matter of concern for all us. The recent incident in CISF Units at Bokaro and Rourkela clearly indicates that CISF is also no exception. In most of such cases, psychologists say that stress is the root cause of such killings due to work load, family problems, marital issues, etc.,

Two decades back, we seldom heard people discussing about stress and its related disorders. However, now the scene has changed dramatically. We are witnessing yoga classes, meditation, conferences, etc every now and then all aimed at tackling stress. We are increasingly hearing about stress now a days in televisions and newspapers, etc, which goes to show the malady and its pervasiveness on all human beings. Childhood is said to be care free life where we think that children don’t experience stress at all. But the fact is that even school going children now a days are experiencing stress due to examinations, etc. leading to mental blocks, obsessive compulsive disorders, etc.

The moment we hear the word ‘stress’, we conjure up images of people with head aches, psychological problems, etc., The term is widely associated with negativity. Therefore, even before understanding what stress is and how it affects the human body, it is necessary to know that stress is an integral part of our daily life and an optimum amount of stress will act as energizer and motivator to get us moving. Without stress, we cannot lead happy lives. As there is no life without stress, leading stress free lives, as most of the people claim, is only a wishful thinking and therefore neither possible nor desirable.

Certain amount of stress is very much necessary which will pump the adrenaline to get us going.

   

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Hans Selve, one of the pioneers in the field of stress management, calls it ‘eustress’, borrowed from the Greek prefix, ‘eu’, meaning good.

Food is necessary for all of us for sustenance. However, if we take lots of food than necessary, it will only do harm in the form of obesity, ulcers, etc., than good. It is exactly the case with stress also. While certain amount of stress is essential, ‘excessive’ amounts of stress will wreak havoc with the lives of the people. It will become a bane rather than a boon. This is a very important thing, which everybody needs to understand to cope with stress in a better way.

There are many ways and means to

overcome stress successfully. They are simple yet powerful. Practicing of acceptance is a powerful stress buster. The problem of stress will arise only when we don’t accept something. Similarly, while many suggestions can be given to beat stress like regular exercises, doing yoga & meditation, improving time management skills, anger management, the art of saying no, etc. However, for doing all the above, you must have sufficient time. In the fast paced life styles, it is difficult to find out sufficient time for the purpose. Therefore, the simplest yet difficult thing to do is CHANGING our mind set from negative to positive. It is said that stress is nothing but attitude. Among others like money, hard work, experience, ATTITUDE fulfills that 100% to be necessary to lead a happy, healthier and successful life. Right from waking up in the morning to sleep in the night, we think on various matters. Therefore, if our mind is filled with full of negative thoughts, then it is a daily grinding resulting in lot of stress and strain taking its toll in many ways.

In the context of armed forces, a series of

counter measures including counseling and yoga classes have been undertaken to help men/women to cope with stress. However, the same needs to be intensified for better results.

     

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SPECIALIZED COURSES CONDUCTED:    JANUARY  – MARCH  2009 

S.No  COURSE LEVEL FROM  TO

 1  ATA‐6882 Indian Counter Terrorism  Components of 

Academy Development Course   

IG to SP 05.01.09  16.01.09

 2  TOT Course on Vital Installations Security  for UP Police GOs/SOs 05.01.09  17.01.09

 3  Refresher Course for CISF Consultant (Security & Fire) GOs/SOs 19.01.09  23.01.09

 4  2nd Psycho‐Analysis & Counseling Skills Course  GOs/SOs 27.01.09  30.01.09

 5  13th  DDO Course for DC/AC  GOs 27.01.09  07.01.0916

 6  16th Batch PPC for AC to DC  GOs 09.02.09  07.03.09

 7  6th TOT on Gender Sensitization for AC and DC GOs 02.03.09  07.03.09

 8  7th Batch Yoga & Meditation Course  GOs/SOs 02.03.09  14.03.09

 9  X‐ray Scanner Course for NFC/ECIL SOs 31.12.08  03.01.09

 10  20th Indoor Instructor’s Course   GOs/SOs 05.01.09  24.01.09

 11  39th Basic AVSEC & 20th X‐BIO (OTS)  Simulator GOs/SOs 05.01.09  30.01.09

 12  TOT Course  on Post Protection for South Sector SOs/ORs 05.01.09  19.01.09

 13  32nd Introductory Level Computer Course  GOs 27.01.09  07.02.09

 14  29th  Introductory Level Computer Course SOs 12.01.09  24.01.09

 15  28th Departmental Enquiry Course  SOs 05.01.09  17.01.09

 16  Addl. NBC Module for Basic Trg of NDRF Bn GOs/SOs 16.03.09  10.04.09

 17  2nd Fire Drill Instructor Course  SOs/ORs 02.02.09  11.04.09

 18  16th TOT for DM  GOs/SOs 24.11.08  16.01.09

BASIC COURSES CONDUCTED:  JANUARY—MARCH 2009 

 19  23rd Batch AC(P) Basic Course  GOs 07.07.08  27.06.09

 20  3rd  Batch AC/LDCE Basic Course  GOs 13.10.08  04.04.09

 21  32nd Batch SI/Exe Basic Course  SOs 03.03.08  07.03.09

 22  33rd Batch SI/Exe Basic Course  SOs 09.06.08  13.06.09

 23  10th Batch of SI/Exe LDCE  SOs 18.08.08  31.01.09

 24  3rd  Batch Const./DCPO  ORs 29.12.08  02.05.09

*Courses conducted at FSTI

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