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ARINDAM BASUCell: +91 9874239760 / 8622085272, e-mail id: [email protected] PROFILE Accomplished creative professional with a proven track record in all aspects of the end-to-end creative process ranging

from concept through execution; excellent team player and collaborator; forward thinker who brings a broad perspective to brand and promotion development. Highly skilled in building client relationships and developing design solutions that bring their vision to life in a fresh, aligned and compelling way. Innovative conceptualist with sharp eye for fresh approaches and cutting-edge design modalities; known for producing highly effective end products, resulting consistently in successful new-client acquisitions. Highly proficient image-manipulation specialist with extensive, progressive experience and mastery of color reproduction, color-correction, and digital retouching. Creative designer with unsurpassed layout skills and meticulous attention to detail. Multi-tasker completely conversant in Troubleshooting PC systems / PC networking with expertise in most widely used graphics and design applications. Specialised in News Paper and Magazine layout.

TECHNICAL COMPETENCIES Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop & Image ready, Adobe PageMaker, Adobe Indesign, Adobe première, Adobe After

Effects, Adobe Go Live, Macromedia Freehand, Macromedia Dreamweaver, Macromedia Flash, Macromedia Director, Discreet 3dStudio Max with Character Studio, Discreet Combustion, CorelDraw, Microsoft Office Suite, Quark Xpress, Atex, Sound forge, HTML, CSS, DHTML, JavaScript.

Career at a glancen Freelance Creative Consultant, Kolkata, India (Aug 14-Till date)l Conceptualizing, design and execution of different corporate press advertisements, multimedia presentations and websites of

different national clients.l Designing Logo, Brochure, and other co-latterals.l Designing Magazine and tabloids(e.g. Aarogya Katha, Anandadhara, Howrah Cronicle, Sylvan World)l Maintaining SocialMedia pages for Sylvan World and Aarogya Katha.n ABP Pvt Ltd, Kolkata, India (Aug 07 – July 14) Executive (designer), Ad Marketing Servicesl Designing Supplements advertisement materials for ABP/TTl Keeping track of inventory, Material coordination, pre-flighting.l Interviewing and training others.l Improving graphics workflow/organizing digital files.l Formulated and implemented new archival system for more efficient storage of advertisement materials, and reformatted all

files to comply with new system.n Vivid, Kolkata, India (Sept 05 – July 07) Visualizer cum Business Development Executivel Handling major design projects, working with printing vendors. Package labeling design and production.l Design and execution of Visual Aid, Catch cover, Book cover, Posters of different leading Pharmaceutical companies of

Eastern India. Clients: Geno, Emcee, Strassenburg, Klar Shen, Cal Calling.n Pressman Advertising , Kolkata, India (Jan 05 – Aug 05) Senior Designerl Conceptualizing, design and execution of different corporate press advertisements, multimedia presentations and websites of

different national clients. Clients: B.P. Poddar group, Delhi Jal board, Eastern Railway, Alpha medical mall, Tata motors, Hindustan paper, MTNL,

BSNL.n ITNTI, Kathmandu, Nepal (Jan 04 – Dec 04) Senior Web Architect & Business Development Executivel Monitoring different IT Projects. Concept, design and execution of different corporate website of Nepal. l Arranging seminars counseling co-workers and also use to help in different business development projects.

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n XANSA WEBSITY (H.O.), Kathmandu, Nepal (Sep 02 – Dec 03) Technical Head/Center Headl Arranging seminars, counseling students and also use to help in different business development projects.l Conducting Multimedia Classes for corporate Students and to give training to junior faculties.l Creating Press advertisements, Brochure design, Pamphlet design and Interactive presentation for Xansa Websity, Nepal.n BITECH INTERNATIONAL, Pokhara, Nepal (Feb 02- Aug 02) Technical Head (multimedia)l Arranging seminars, counseling students and also use to help in different business development projects.l Conducting Multimedia Classes for corporate Students and to give training to junior faculties.l Creating Press advertisements, Brochure design, Pamphlet design and Interactive presentation for BITECH, Nepal.n PENTASOFT (H.O.), Kathmandu, Nepal (Jun 01 – Feb 02) Senior Technical Executivel Conducting Multimedia Sessions for the Students.l Creating still advertisements and demo for Pentasoft, Nepal.n IMRB, Kolkata, India (Jun 1996 – Aug 2000) Corporate field executivel To create a report based on that survey depending upon which different corporate houses used to launch new products or

new advertisement of their branded products.

Freelance Clients: The Himalayan Times, Crayons Electra Pvt. Ltd., Bitech, Arena multimedia, Tiger Mountain, Achuk herbal, Kasthamandap

Bazaar, Little Kingdom, AMRI and DDC etc. Websites: www.begani.com, www.bppoddarhospital.net, www.vownepal.com, www.metrocitypaper.com are some of the

few.

Educationl Advance multimedia Course from PENTASOFT in 2001.l Diploma and Advance Diploma in Still Photography (1999-2001) from West Bengal Government’s Youth Council with

75%marks.l Diploma in fine arts from Prachin Kala Kendra, Chandigarh with 60%marks.l B.Sc from Asutosh College (Calcutta University - 1994-1996) with 45% marks.l Higher Secondary from Asutosh College (W.B.C.H.S.E.-1994) with 48% marks.l Madhyamik (1992) form Nava Nalanda with 68% marks.

Accomplishments: Given interview in National Television Channel of Nepal (NTV) on “Multimedia and Future Prospect” Best Photographer award in ABP. 3 times judge in The Telegraph “TRUE SPIRIT”

Personal Details Languages Known: Bengali, Hindi, English and Nepali. Hobbies: Information gathering, Painting, Photography, Trekking. Date of Birth: 22nd October 1975. Permanent Address: 55 Bank Garden Roynagar, Bansdroni Kolkata-700070. Residence no: +91 33 24284652.

Recommendations:

• “Arindam is a man of designs and ideas. A soft spoken and kind hearted man, a rare quality in the corporate world now a days. He is full of ideas some of which has bring in good results. Very good at his work he will go a long way.”

— Avik Dey, General Manager - Scheduling, ABP Pvt Ltd, managed Arindam at ABP Group.• “Arindam comes across as a calm and composed individual who’s extremely good at his work...his efficiency lies in his

speed...he also maintains his cool during a crisis which is highly commendable in a deadline-bound media profession...my best wishes will always be with him”

— Pramit Roychoudhury, Group Executive-Ad Marketing, ABP Pvt Ltd, worked with Arindam at ABP Group. Phone: +919830033386.

• “Arindam is very good at his work, a great designer and a superb team player, he is always there to provide support besides his regular job, whenever required!”

— Rajesh Mondal, Senior Brand Executive, ABP Pvt. Ltd, worked with Arindam at ABP Group.• “Arindam is one of those supremely creative individuals who is soft-spoken and humble to the core. He brings a lot of

passion into his work combined with a methodical approach. He is a great team player and a keen contributor – I wish him great success in his endeavors!”

— Mahendra Vesawkar, Business Manager, ITNTI, worked directly with Arindam at ITNTI. Phone: +919930002040. Social connections:Linked In: https://www.in.linkedin.com/pub/arindam-basu/10/b35/93b/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Arin4FaceBk/about, Twitter: https://twitter.com/arinbsu


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A celebration for welfare and achievements

Annually on 8 March, thousands

of events are held throughout the

world to inspire women and celebrate

achievements. A global web of rich

and diverse local activity connects

women from all around the world

ranging from political rallies, business

conferences, and government activities

and networking events through to

local women’s craft markets, theatric

performances, fashion parades

and more. The new millennium is

witnessing a significant change and

attitudinal shift in both women’s and

society’s thoughts about women’s

equality and emancipation. With more

women in the boardroom, greater

equality in legislative rights, and an

increased critical mass of women’s

visibility as impressive role models in

every aspect of life, one can think that

women are gaining true equality. We

do have female astronauts and prime

ministers, school girls are welcomed

into university, women can work

and have a family, women have real

choices. But on the other side there are women

near to us who don’t even know their

basic rights to live. How much of these

women are really benefitted?? There are

still many questions that hover in each

girl’s mind. What support is society

giving to a woman who is left alone

after her husband has died or a girl

whose parents are no more with her?

Such women and girls need someone

to move a hand towards them. Srijan

Mahila Vikas Sahyog Samiti Ltd.

Sabour, Bhagalpur is one such hand

towards them. With its various self help

activities it is helping deprived women

to stabilize themselves all around the

state. Srijan Mahila Vikas Sahyog Samiti Ltd. Sabour, Bhagalpur

As per the brief note about the society and its achievements, we found the facts which is mentioned below.On the south shores of NH 80 is the Srijan

Mahila Vikas Sahyog Samiti Ltd

that incepted in the year 1996. The

idea of Smt. Manorama Devi was to

provide self dependency to women.

The thoughts of a widow living in

the sorrow of the departed soul of her

scientist husband helped to change

the life of thousands women socially,

financially and even politically. The

voyage began with some two to four

women in the beginning. And now the

number has increased to more than

five thousand. What a remarkable

difference! Srijan Mahila Vikas Sahyog Samiti Ltd.

is a registered co-operative organization

working for the cause of downtrodden

and suppressed people. It works without

any discrimination of caste, religion,

creed and gender etc.Its mission statement is “To organize

the rural and poor people specifically

BPL rural women and develop their

capacities as per the need of the area

for their sustainable livelihood sources

through self employment and protect

their human rights.” The funds are raised through

“JAMA VRIDHI YOJNA” under the

guidance of co-operative department,

Government of Bihar to give pace of

development. We produce various

items through SHG women and through

personal experts of our organization

and generate fund on their trading with

support of our members. We think that

people should be empowered so that

they could chalk out plan, organize

plan and after implementation they

could assess and evaluate program.

This technique shows good results in

many villages. Illiteracy, poverty and

unemployment are our major problems.

We are considering seriously upon

these crucial issues. We think that

through proper agriculture practices,

marketing and village resource

management opportunities, jobs could

be created to get minimum need and

survival opportunities. This will check

tension, migration, gender disparity and

inequality in our society.In all our action and field operations we

build capacity of the identified persons

and follow various orientations round-

up for active and regular involvement of

the community for getting viable results

and change. Our officials, members

and grass root level volunteers are

working very hard to give a new shape

of the project area on all fronts-socio

economic and other social parameters.

Our grass root workers and animators

are reaching on the door steps of under

privileged and unnerved people for

working with the mission of SRIJAN.

More than five thousand women of

SHG and others are supporting our

views, vision and mission. We take a

pledge to serve the common mass.

InceptionSrijan Mahila Vikas Sahyog Samiti

Ltd. came into existence in the year

1996 by the local community

of Bhagalpur District. From

the very inception of the organization we are

working to mobilize the community for literacy, agriculture, health and social peace. We are advocating on the schemes and policies. In the first phase we organize the local community and public debates were done for the development of village by the proper coordination of government officials, bankers and other like minded social institutions. Through the movement of human rights and agriculture issues activists came on the one platform. Any type of development can be ushered only

by people’s spontaneous

participation irrespective of caste,

creed, religion and gender. The people of this state are saddled with the problems of

mass scale illiteracy, ignorance, superstition,

poverty, economic and

cultural backwardness, rapid

migration, oppression to women

and abuse of children and so

many others.Our organization is working on

various development and research

works in Bhagalpur district start

from Sabour block and now all over

blocks of the district. Our workshops

operate at various Panchayats, with the

help of SHG women and selling and

distributing units at Shivnarayanpur,

Sabour block campus, Sabour main

market and Bhagalpur main market.

ManagementOur management body is a core

group of philanthropic stalwarts on

complete democratic pattern are

actively involved in various issues

like office management, field program

operations, meetings as well as the

policy formulation, planning and

negotiations with people and officials.

They are totally committed with the

society’s effort and philosophy. We

believe in group decision for viability

and potentiality towards the betterment

and bright future of the organization.

At a GLANCECore Values of Srijan Mahila Vikas

Sahyog Samiti Ltd. Sabour, Bhagalpur

There is a set-up of core values which

are followed here:1. Empathy with the poor women

2. Pluralism 3. Quality and Excellence

4. Secularism5. Integrity 6. Human capitalWe are proud of……. Action and Achievements @ Srijan

Mahila Vikas Sahyog Samiti Ltd.

Sabour, Bhagalpur

• Rural development program only for

women.• Women’s active participation in

agriculture development.• Skill development training cum

production. • Health and family welfare program.

• Cultural program• Seminar/Workshop• Awareness camp• Literacy program for BPL women

• SC/ST/MAHADALIT welfare

program Running Units of Srijan Mahila Vikas

Sahyog Samiti Ltd. Sabour, Bhagalpur

• Bindi manufacturing unit.

• Masala manufacturing unit.

• Achar, Badi, Sattu, Besan unit.

• Handloom unit.• Silai, Bunai, Kadhai, Kashida unit.

• Cloth bags, Foot mat manufacturing

unit• Painting, Lahti production, Silk

Dhagakaran and Bidi mfg. unit

• Saving and credit unit under “JAMA

VRIDHI YOJNA”

Soul India Charitable Trust(Shelter of Old age upliftment and

longevity Charitable Trust)The Soul India lays an adequate thrust on

welfare and proper care of senior people whose

vocationalisation of their vast experience of

education of their lives & dignity of labor will

impart training in various trade skills and it

will add to these old and senior people to spir-

itualization of their leisure but precious time.

The Soul India has always emphasized the

philosophy of unity & diversity with Vasudaiva

Kutumbakam policy. The whole world is one

from times immemorial. Hence, we adhere in

mind to strengthen the ring national identity

by prescribing cultural heritage with process

of encourages the sound coordination between

youth and old which will create an environment

to live together. Soul India has taken a pledge

to remove the gap between generations because

it is observed and negligence of parents by their

own children has become a very serious prob-

lem of the Modern Era. Soul India originates

the Golden opportunity for all to enjoy the life

by accepting the challenges of the Modern Era.

It inspires and encourages the people to prepare

themselves for an excellent presentation with

exemplary personalities to lighten the path for

achieving not only the personal goal of life but

National Goal too. Soul India takes a pledge to

create the righteous track to develop the talent

of youths by the co-ordination of experienced

brain of the society. It serves the society as an

inspiration with a motive of serving the needy

ones. Soul India ever intends the portals with

its crude role in molding the life-style of the

people from present to a better future life. So-

cial development of the final step of Soul India

among at a 100% results highlights the grand

success in all respective field. It will facilitate

everyone rejoicement, confidence and the pride

of being an achiever.Major areas of Work• Medical Facilities • Educational Facilities• Legal Advice Facilities• Availability of Manpower• Employment; (if required)• Domestic service; (if required)• Fooding & Lodging facilities.• Any type of welfare for old age.• Solution of any type of problem.• Seminar & Conference.• Sports, Yoga, Entertainment for sound, health

& mind.“Old is Gold: Nation can’t live without Old”

They are experienced and disciplined and full

knowledge pack from all angle of life which

is important for even a single step of life

walk. They are respectful and encash with all

experience but now a day’s all are neglected

by the family members and sometimes from

the society and nation too. Youths are tree but

their roots are these old age persons and also

a backbone for the society and country. Both

are important in society; Youths and Old age

persons but most of Old age ones are not get-

ting their importance. They face the problem

of health issues and shortage of basic needs

because of less availability of money. Here,

Soul India concepts play an important role for

their wellbeing in family and even in society.

After retirement they happily welcomed by our

organization to join and enjoy life in the same

way which they could have enjoyed with their

family members. Soul India works on cultural

programmes, aid & relief, healthy camps,

seminar camps, medical treatment, yoga shivir

and women’s welfare.


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Durga Puja is not just about worshipping the Goddess, but also aboutattires, gatherings and coming together. Pandal hopping, meetingfriends and relatives go hand in hand.Well, Durga Puja is a matter of grand celerbrations which everyone, especially Bengalis look forward to. However, the festive mood has changed over years, its more fashion oriented, be it clothes,make-up, lifestyle or pandal decoration.The four day long traditional carnival includes worshipping the deity in the morning and visiting pandals in the evening. Here are somemake-up tips for young ladies which will go best for this year’s celebration, depending upon the comfort level of the individuals.Some are comfortable with heavy make-ups while some feel good with light touch-ups, which go best in the morning. One can apply light eye shadow with thin liner and kajal and subtle lip colour, and to keep up the traditionality one can also wear the ethnic Bengali sari, with a big bindi. While, what suits in the late evening is dark eye shadow, kajal, shiny cheeks,glossy lips

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A photograph in the social networking site, Facebook, depicting a rhino calf with it legs covering its mother’s head as she slept and the comment below, “please don’t kill my mother,” most eloquently summed up the plight of rhinos in the wilds of Assam. This year alone, the state witnessed the killing of 36 rhinos, with Kaziranga, considered to be the home of one-horned rhinos, bearing the brunt – 28 rhinos were poached at the world heritage site. The figure, however, is much less than last year, during which man and nature seemed to have entered into a macabre conspiracy against the state animal of Assam. Last year witnessed the death of over 112 rhinos, out of which 25 were killed by poachers while the rest died during the two waves of floods, which hit the Kaziranga during mid-summer. Not that rhinos had never been poached. They have been and by all indications they will continue to be hunted. What stood out, however, was the stark brutality of the manner in

which horns of a few rhinos were gouged out even when they were alive and then went on to live for a few more days before succumbing. Horns of at least four rhinos were sawn off in this manner, with one surviving more than a week before the inevitable struck and it became another statistic. Experts on wildlife crime say that poachers are always in a hurry and they try to take away the horn as soon as the rhino is hit by a bullet. “Poachers have no time to waste due to beefed up security and try to flee as soon as possible,” an expert in the field said. They are of the view that a spurt in the demand for the rhino horn in the international market has triggered a corresponding increase in the hunting of the animal not only in Assam but in their habitats across the world. South Africa, for instance, had witnessed a massacre of rhinos last year, with the figure crossing the 500 mark. The spate in rhino killings in Assam not only raised a hue and cry in the state with several organizations staging protest rallies but

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alarm bell in New Delhi. Central forest and environment minister, Jayanthi Natarajan, rushed to Kaziranga and announced that an unmanned aircraft would be deputed at the national park very soon to keep vigil. It is yet to arrive, though. Forest and security forces had done their bit by making several arrests, which included a few poachers who were involved in the recent killings. Several weapons, including an AK-47 rifle was recovered from the arrested persons. The use of the AK series rifle, a favourite weapon of the militants, by poachers was another revelation. The recovery of tranquilisers added yet another ominous dimension although it was yet to be established whether poachers used it in any of the incidents. Forest officials in the state are, however, of the view that a few incidents of rhino killings would not have much of an impact on the successful conservation efforts.

They have a reason for such conviction: the state has recorded

an increase in the population of the world-famous one-horned

rhinos over the past three years. The figures of the just-concluded 2012 census have revealed the presence of 2,505 rhinos as against 2,201 found during the 2009 count — an increase of 304. Kaziranga alone has 2,290 rhinos. Forest officials feel that with help from villagers residing near the rhino habitats and various agencies involved with wildlife protection, Assam will continue to remain as a successful conservation story for the rhinos.

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SECURITY ADVISORY FOR CITIZENSSECURITY ADVISORY FOR CITIZENSAdvertisement Feature

Free with The Telegraphat

Tuesday 27September 2011

KOLKATA POLICEWITH YOU - ALWAYS

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• What should one do if harassed for Puja subscription (Chanda) ?

File a complaint at the nearest Police Station or with the Joint Commissioner of

Police (Crime). Such extortionists are liable to be arrested. If a Puja Committee is

involved, the permission to hold the Puja is liable to be cancelled.

• While commuting, how can we know which roads are blocked by Pandals?

Which are the no-entry Zones?

We will release a comprehensive Puja Guide Map before Puja. The Guide will be

available free of cost at Traffic Guards, Kiosks and Police Stations and will contain

all details of Puja Pandals. Please check with our Traffic Control Room for further

details.

• What kind of security measures are being taken against terror?

We will deploy plain clothes men to keep an eye on areas where a large number of

people gather. CCTV s will be installed at and near pandals and the crowd will be

monitored. We are constructing watchtowers at important crossings and behind big

Pandals. This booklet contains details of security steps citizens should take. Anti-Sabotage checks will be done

on a daily basis at all important puja Pandals.

• How will you protect people against pickpockets in overcrowded zones?

During the festive season, many outside criminals i.e. lifters and pickpockets may attempt to enter Kolkata to

commit crime. The photographs of all recorded pickpockets are circulated and shown to police men on duty.

Plainclothes teams of Detective Department maintain close watch in vulnerable areas and arrest such criminals.

• What steps will you take rein in rowdy revellers and drunken driving.

Teams will be posted at the big Pujas and at crossings to check vehicles. We will use breath-analysers at key

crossing to curb drunken driving. Plainclothes teams will be deployed to keep vigil.

• Since many stretches will be cordoned off for pedestrians, are any steps being taken to help Pandal-Hoppers

avoid parking problems?

We cordon off various areas to prevent unauthorized parking near Pandals. In our Guide Map, we have marked

parking lots near all big Pujas. One of the most important duties of Traffic Police and the Local Police is to

ensure that the area around Pandal and its approach roads are free of parked vehicles.

• What numbers can we dial in case of an emergency?

Call 2214-3024/3230 or 100 or 1090 for reporting an emergency of to give the Police any information of an unat-

tended bag near a Pandal, unattended vehicle or information about suspicious persons.

• Will there be Police Kioks at major Pandals

All big Pujas will have a separate Police Control Room where one can complain. For instance, Pandals at

Mohammad Ali Park, Park Circus, College Square, SantoshMitra Square, Kaiser Street among others, will have

designated Control Rooms manned by officers.

• When can loudspeakers be used? What should be the decibel level?

Loudspeakers are not permitted between 10 pm and 6 am except for emergency announcements. The limit is

65 decibels.

• Any new steps being taken this year to ensure a safe and people-friendly Puja?

Kolkata Police will leave no stone unturned to ensure that the citizens have a safe, secure and happy Puja. All

Police personnel will assist the people, ease traffic and pedestrian movement, prevent crimes like eve-teasing,

snatching, pickpocketing etc., and help trace missing children, if any. Ambulances will be on the road near busy

Puja Pandals to assist people in need. The Disaster Management Group will be kept stand-by at strategic places

to combat any calamity. Kolkata Police is with you and for you, always and everytime.

FROM THE COMMISSIONER'S DESK

R.K. Pachnanda

KOLKATA POLICE

WITH YOU - ALWAYS

KOLKATA POLICE

WITH YOU - ALWAYS

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PUJA SECURITY ADVISORY FOR CITIZENS

IN CASE OF ANY PROBLEM TALK TO US: 100/1090/22143020/22143230

PUJA SECURITY ADVISORY FOR CITIZENS

IN CASE OF ANY PROBLEM TALK TO US: 100/1090/22143020/22143230

5

√ Use identity badges issued by Kolkata Police

√ Keep address and phone number of parents in the pocket of the child.

√ If possible, keep school identity card or a photocopy of it in the pocket of

the child.

√ Don't accept eatables or gifts from strangers

√ Don't touch unknown objects/toys etc. lying on streets

√ If you notice any suspicious person or object, call 100/1090

√ If you are in a crowded place, don't leave your parents' / guardians' hand

√ At cinema halls/markets, don't leave children unattended.

CARING FOR YOUR CHILDREN

BE ALERT. BE VIGILANT. BE WATCHFUL. Call 100/1090/22143024

Please report anything suspicious. Your identity will be kept secret. In case you suspect something: Call

100/1090 at once, and give as many details as possible about the suspect or the vehicle. Keep an eye on the sus-

pect person or vehicle while informing the police.

YOU CAN HELP

TIPS TO FIGHT CRIME & TERRORISM

DON'T

1. Do not touch any unclaimed, abandoned,

suspicious object till the arrival of the police.

2. Do not panic on hearing a rumour. Verify

facts from Lalbazar Police Control Room or the

local police station.

3. Do not crowd the place if any suspicious

object has been found. Please co-operate with

the police and clear the area as soon as possible.

4. Do not leave your personal baggage or leave

your vehicle/two-wheeler/bicycle unattended

at any place for long.

DO1. Please inform about any suspicious activity that comes

to your attention to local police station or Lalbazar Control

Room on toll free no. 1090 or 22143024. Your identity will not

be disclosed.

2. Please inform about any unclaimed, abandoned or sus-

picious article lying in your locality on toll free no. 100/1090

or 22143024.

3. Please inform police about any unclaimed vehicle, two-

wheeler or bicycle parked in your locality for a long time on

toll free no. 100/1090 or 22143024.

4. Please collect detailed information of a tenant before

renting out your property and inform the local police sta-

tion. A tenant profile form can be obtained from the local

police station or downloaded from Kolkata Police's website.

MAKE YOUR HOME SAFE AND SECURE

√ Install good locks or doors and windows also. Use door chains, magic eye and strong

grills on the front doors. The front and rear light of the house should be left switched on

at night.

√ Don't hide keys in mail boxes or under doormats or paint pots.

√ Consider home alarm system that provides monitoring for burglary, fire and medical

emergency.

√ Never keep large amounts of cash and jewellery at home and never allow the domestic

help to be very close.

√ Never leave the main door unlocked. Latch it from inside.

√ Never discuss your programme or daily routine in front of your domestic help.

√ Check if all doors and windows are locked before leaving the house.

√ Don't leave laptops, hand bags mobile phones or purses near the window.

√ Have your household articles insured.

Lalbazar Control Room numbers:

2214-3230/2214-1310/2214-3024

2250-5090/2250-5099/2250-5265

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