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CENTER FOR HUMAN SECURITY STUDIES

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The Center for Human Security Studies is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit, mobile Think Tank with Human Security as its overall focus and National Security & External Affairs of India at the core of its interest. More>>

Credible Research for Reliable Policy inputs

There is a need for timely and concise information and analysis that is in the right form in the right hands at the right time. CHSS contribution encompasses various aspects relating to human life. More>>

 

Nurturing and Inspiring the young minds

Center for Human Security Studies continued its knowledge sharing and capacity building initiatives through its online distinguished lecture series through eminent scholars and experts   More>>

RESIDENTIAL RESEARCH INTERNSHIP PROGRAMME for 100 Students Pursuing Undergraduate Degree level 2nd years

Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree Colleges (TTWRDC) (50 Students)
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Telangana Social Welfare Residential Degree Colleges (TSWRDC) (50 Students)

 

India hosts the first Global South Summit

In a new and unique initiative, India will host nations from across the world in a virtual Global South Summit on January 12-13. The summit is an early attempt by India to include voices from the global south in the decision-making process of the G-20.

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Australian Ambassador official visit to Center for Human Security Studies at Dr.MCRHRDI

Mr. Andrew Collister, Vice Consul at the Australian Consulate-General, Chennai and Ms. Mish Khan,Third secretary, Australian High Commission,New Delhi visited the MCRHRDI campus. Sri Harpreet Singh, IAS (Spl.Chief Secretary to the Govt of Telangana State) & Director General of MCRHRDI graciously hosted the Australian team and gave his opening remarks about the present status of India-Australia bilateral ties.

Mr Andrew Collister, Vice Consul  interacted with Team - CHSS  about its activities in the recent past and placed his appreciation on record for the commendable work undertaken by CHSS especially during the pandemic times (Jan 2020-Aug 2021). He appreciated the recent launch of Centre of Excellence/CoE  on AI for Human Security and its nation-wide academic and professional engagements and has shown keen interest in tying up with Australian counterparts.

VIT AP School of Law signs MoU with CHSS
CHSS Interaction with Dr. Sanjeev Chopra IAS, Director at LBSNAA, Mussoorie
CHSS - Forest College and Research Institute (FCRI) Meet 

Despite of the challenges posed by the Pandemic,
CHSS is committed to its cause and has been
delivering consistent value to its Stakeholders  
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CHSS and NALSAR University of Law sign a 5 years MoU
for Academic and Research activities.
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Center for Human Security Studies (CHSS) Signed MoU with Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) to collaborate in Research, Capacity Building and Academic Initiatives. in the presence of Padmabhushan Awardee Sri K.Padmanabhaiah IAS (Retd) former Union Home Secretary & Currently Chairman ASCI

 

The only Human Security Think Tank in India
&
India's First Mobile Think Tank on Internal Security and External Affairs.

Headquartered in a strategic location in Hyderabad, Telangana, CHSS is the only Human Security think tank in  India. Major and critical infrastructure of national importance are established in Hyderabad.

Many major and minor ports line up the vulnerable coastline of southern states of India, directly exposed to the Indian Ocean which is today the most critical geopolitical region in the world.

OUR GROWING NETWORK OF PARTNERS AND ASSOCIATES

The rate of innovation in the field of Artificial Intelligence is astounding and is already more widespread in society than is often perceived. AI being relatively a new concept for law enforcement, there are expertise gaps which need to be filled and the emerging technology landscape needs to be continuously monitored to ensure preparedness. Advancements in AI and robotics can bring both opportunities as well as risks, which require a strategic approach and the investment of effort and resources.
PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS
This programme equipped the participants with comprehensive and in-depth understanding about applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the effective functioning of Police force in the country. The Legal, ethical and technical intricacies of AI were covered through theoretical-practical and use-case based approaches.
  • 3 Days  online programme through Zoom platform
  • National and International Faculty including University Professors and Technology Experts
  • Practical demonstration of AI Applications
  • Participation of officers across India from Police, Paramilitary forces (CISF, CRPF, ITBP, SSB etc.) Coast Guard & Navy and registered Private Security

 

RECENT EVENTS AT CHSS CAMPUS, HYDERABAD

CHSS Trains girl students from TSWREIS Colleges
Dr. Sanjeev Chopra IAS, Director at LBSNAA, Mussoorie visits CHSS
Ambassador of Saudi Arabia HE Dr. Saud bin Mohammed Al Sati at CHSS

OUR SENIOR ADVISORS

Shri K. Padmanabhaiah - IAS (Retd)
Former Union Home Secretary, Padmabhushan Awardee, Honorary Director of CHSS

Dr. Mohan Kanda - IAS (Retd)
Former Chief Secretary (AP), Distinguished Fellow - CHSS

Mr. M.V Krishna Rao - IPS (Retd)
Former Director General of SSB
Distinguished Fellow - CHSS

Mr. B. Prasada Rao - IPS (Retd)
Former Director General of Police (AP)
Distinguished Fellow - CHSS

DISTINGUISHED PERSONALITIES ASSOCIATED WITH CHSS

LATEST INSIGHTS FROM THE CHSS ACADEMIC DESK

India and the US - Iran escalations

Iran has every incentive to retaliate, experts says, using its proxies to target US commercial interests in the Middle East, American allies, or even American troops and diplomats hunkered down in regional bases and embassies. More>>

Violent Non-State Actors and Internal Security of India

Transnational organized crimes, drug trafficking and international terrorism, are labelled as “non-state actors”. These are, today, major challenges for internal and international security and strength. More>>

 

Need for a Stronger Coastal Security Strategy

The ICG has promulgated Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for ensuring coordination and cohesion amongst various agencies involved in Coastal Security. Regular exercises are conducted to validate these SOPs.  More>>