Jharkhand should not be known for Jamtara cybercrime but as centre for security education: Guv

ranchi: jharkhand governor santosh kumar gangwar on friday said the state should not be known for “jamtara cybercrime” but as a centre for security education.addressing the first convocation of jharkhand raksha shakti university, gangwar, who is chancellor of state universities, said the institution has a vital role in preparing trained manpower to combat rising cyber offences.“jharkhand should not be known in other parts of the country for jamtara's cybercrime, but rather as a strong centre for security education. youth trained at this university will play a crucial role in containing cybercrime in the state and set a role model for other states,” he said.jamtara district has often been described as the country's “phishing capital” for its prominence in online scams and has inspired a popular web series.gangwar said the first convocation of any university is not only an academic milestone but reflects its ideology, achievements and the trust placed in it by society. “jharkhand raksha shakti university is today writing an important chapter in its history,” he noted.he said the foundation stone of the university was laid by the late manohar parrikar, former defence minister, who embodied simplicity and hard work.“the purpose of establishing this institution was not merely to create an academic setup, but to develop a learning centre that inculcates discipline, security vision, scientific thinking and administrative efficiency in youth,” said gangwar.“proficiency in cybersecurity, forensic science, criminal psychology, police management, intelligence analysis and disaster management is a necessity today,” he added.he said the country's future lies in the hands of youth, who will play a key role in building a developed india @ 2047.the governor expressed hope that in the coming years, the university will establish itself as a model institution in digital security, cyber forensics, internal security and technical training.