The magazine carries an in depth analysis and coverage of Policing and Law & Order. It has an interesting content consisting of news and opinions of Policy makers, Police officers and opinion makers. It incorporates feedback and commentary from the civil society, for the benefit of the police force. It facilitates the civil society in keeping abreast of the latest updates on safety and security of the city. The readers of The Protector, apart from the Police force include administrators, corporate, academics, NGOs and general public.
A bimonthly magazine, it is published in association with Only magazine that is officially associated with the Police.
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3rd Anniversary |
Heading Death of a TerroristAt 7.30 AM on 21 November 2012, India drew the curtain on one of the bloodiest events of its history by hanging Pakistani terrorist Ajmal Kasab in a Pune prison, sending out a message that the return on terrorism is death.The inaugural issue of The Mumbai PROTECTOR (October- November 2009) featured as its cover story, the trial of Ajmal Kasab, the lone survivor of a 10-member Pakistani 'Fidayeen' death squad, that attacked... |
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Nov-Dec 2012 |
Women on top gear in Kolkata PoliceA hundred and fifty years since the force came to being, Kolkata Police has scripted history of sorts. For the first time, the women wing regiment of Kolkata Police has got a lady as a Deputy Commissioner. With an eye on increasing women presence in the force, Kolkata Police...... |
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March-April 2011 |
Prestigious Medals Awarded by Central and State GovernmentTwenty-four police personnel from the Andhra Pradesh state have been awarded medals for meritorious service and gallantry by the Union government on January 26, 2011. Additional director general (DG) Intelligence, M Mahender Reddy and SP Intelligence Security Wing C Ramchander were awarded President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service (PPM).... |
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March - May 2012 |
State In The Safest HandsThere was a time in the 80s and 90s, When Bihar was described as a land of lawlessness. A new enterprise known as the "Kidnap Industry", flourished across the State. Bandits and goons called the shots. Crime lords ruled the land with impunity Kidnappings for a ransom were so rampant they prompted noted Hindi film-maker Prakash JHa to come up 'Apaharan (Kidnapping), a realistic drama that exposes the wrong doings of politiciandons controlling the destiny..... |
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June-July 2010 |
TOWARDS EFFICIENT AND SAFE ROAD TRANSPORTA seminar was held recently under the initiative of the Maharashtra State Transport Commissioner, Shri D.G.Jadhav, at his office in Mumbai to address various vital issues related to Road Safety and prevention of road accidents The participants included seasoned management experts from established automobile manufacturers and service providers of the sector.... |
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August-September 2010 |
The Power and The GloryAs the Principal Secretary, Department of IT, West Bengal, Dr. G.D. Gautama was the man responsible for turning the state into a major IT hub. Starting from scratch, he was able to convince all the major IT companies, including TCS, Wipro, Cognizant and HSBC, to set up operations in the state. It was also during his tenure that egovernance in the state really took off. When he took over as Chairman, the State Electricity Board was incurring an annual loss of 900 crores.... |
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March-May 2012 |
IIT Bombay: An Encounter with EarthquakesWhat a game of chance human life is! That ought to teach men not to persecute men: for, while a few sanctimonious humbugs are burning a few fanatics, the earth opens and swallows up all alike. Voltaire, on the Great Lisbon Earthquake (1755). 26 January, 2001. Groping within our fading memories, many of us today would perhaps only recall one more day of rebirth of our republic, of tricolours fluttering in the wind, of all the pageantry, and fanfare of celebration. |
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