| 0900 hrs onwards |
Registration |
| 0930 – 1010 hrs |
Inaugural Session |
| 0930 – 0940 hrs |
Welcome Speech
Prem Behl
CMD
Exhibitions India Group |
| 0940 – 1010 hrs |
Keynote Address
Shri. Ajit Doval
Former Director
Intelligence Bureau
Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India
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| 1010 – 1020 hrs |
Networking Break |
| 1020 – 1135 hrs |
Panel Session |
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Terror at people-intensive installations and sites – A discussion on how to prepare and respond to hostage crises using civilian defence machinery. |
| Key areas to be covered: |
- Role of civilian police as responders to hostage crises at service-sector and people-intensive installations such as hospitality, healthcare, educational, IT / IteS, BFSI groups and areas of high population density
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for both security and policing agencies – Assessment of peril; addressing resource requirements; management of threat to civilian life; anticipation of fatalities and casualties; and neutralization of peril
- How to plan and prepare for a hostage crisis: Pre-rescue and rescue operations – Securing civilians; Perimeter control; Establishment of conduit to access site and creation of victim staging area; Civilian evacuation
- Preparation and response - Rescue operations: Devise and implement action plan for neutralizing civilian threat
- Service-sector installations – SOPs for safe and trouble-free evacuation of guests and employees in the event of unforeseen hostage attacks from people-intensive installations
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| Session Moderator: |
Mr. G.B. Singh, Head – Standards & Guidelines Committee and Global Terrorism, Political Instability & International Crime Committee, ASIS New Delhi India Chapter # 207 and Editor, Security Today |
| Panelist: |
Shri R.S. Gupta, IPS (Retd.), Former Commissioner of Police, Delhi (civilian policing perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Major Gill, CSO, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital (end-user – service-sector, people-intensive perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Mr. Anil Dhawan, Sr. Vice President – Sales & Marketing, G4S Security Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. (SP – civilian non-policing perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Col. (Retd.) Sandeep Sudan ISO 27001 LA, Regional Head – North India, Mahindra Special Services Group (supplier – BCM perspective) |
| 1135 – 1145 hrs |
Networking Break |
| 1145 – 1315 hrs |
Plenary Session |
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Securing your workplace in troubled times |
| Key areas to be covered: |
- Challenges in defending high population density open sites - Venue operators i.e. theme / recreation parks; sporting complexes and multiplexes
- Preventive security measures for service sector (people-intensive) institutional installations - BFSI; hospitality; healthcare; chains under franchising model; and atypical institutional end-users like BPOs; IT / IteS sectors
- Use of unobtrusive technology at sites w/ inordinately high civilian flow – Organised retail; Educational institutions; and mass transit authorities
- Manufacturing + FMCG industries – Preemptive security solutions for Fortune 500 corporations operating with multiple sites
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| Session Moderator: |
Mr. Dara E. Byramjee, Business Head & Vice President, Godrej Security Solutions |
| Speaker: |
Mr. Sanjiv Sehgal, Managing Director, Samriddhi Automations Pvt. Ltd.  |
| Speaker: |
Mr. Prakash Prabhu, Country Head, Axis Communications  |
| Speaker: |
Mr. Adam Rosenberg, VP – Sales, Magal S3 |
| Speaker: |
Col. Trinayak Saikia, GM – Security, DLF Ltd. |
| 1315 - 1415 hrs |
Lunch |
| 1415 – 1530 hrs |
Panel Session |
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Disaster Management – A ‘Preparedness and Response’ mechanism for man-made disasters
Disasters are, broadly, of two kinds: natural and man-made. This session brings together a multi-faculty profile addressing the need for a ‘Preparedness and Response’ mechanism for man-made disasters on high-density open sites and mass transit authorities. The panel session will incorporate a profile encompassing policy-makers and first responders from the Govt. of NCT of Delhi; user perspectives brought by representatives from subterranean transit installation agencies and areas of high population density; and civilian, non-policing perspectives.
The panel session will highlight the vulnerabilities created by man-made disasters at areas of high population density as well as subterranean mass transit authorities. The session will address the management of civilian traffic; role of first responders; tactical considerations; pre-rescue and rescue activities; broadly, the role played by individual stakeholders in preparing and responding to disasters.
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| Key areas to be covered: |
- Areas of high population densities – How to plan and prepare for stampedes. Policing in case of DM for traffic flow; Entry and egress strategies for effective civilian traffic management for open sites and closed complexes
- Mass transit agencies – SOPs for safe and trouble-free evacuation from subterranean transit installations in the event of man-made disasters;
- How to address a sudden increase in civilian flow in a short time span in a mass transit authority – Traffic flow; entry and egress;
- Man-made disasters - Evacuation in times of uncertainty; Role of first responders.
- Tactical considerations - Assessment of disaster; addressing need and resource requirements; management of emergency and civilian traffic; and securing of disaster
- Planning and preparation for DM crises - Pre-rescue operations – Securing civilians; Perimeter control; Establishment of conduit to access site and creation of victim staging area; Civilian evacuation;
- Rescue operations – Creation & implementation of action plan for search & rescue of civilians from areas of high population density and mass transit agencies
- Debris removal and the impact of ambient conditioning on DM rescue operations; role of media during the course of rescue operations
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| Session Moderator: |
Maj. Gen. R.K. Kaushal (Retd.), Sr. Specialist – Policy & Plans, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India |
| Session Co-moderator: |
Brig. (Dr.) B.K. Khanna, SV, VSM (Retd.), Sr. Specialist – Training & Capacity Development, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA), Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India |
| Panelist: |
Shri Hardip Singh Kingra, I.F.S., Special Officer (Joint Secretary) (Commonwealth Games) Sports Authority of India, Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports (end-user – area of high population density perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Shri Kuldip Singh Ganger, Additional Secretary, Delhi Disaster Management Authority, Government of National Capital Territory (NCT) of Delhi (policy-maker perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Mr. R.C. Sharma, Director, Department of Delhi Fire Services, Government of NCT of Delhi (first responder perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Mr. Raj Kumar, Director – Operations, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (end-user – transit authority perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Brig. A.K. Gulati, Vice President – Security & Safety, PVR Cinemas (end-user – area of high population density perspective) |
| Panelist: |
Col. Mukesh Lakhanpal CPP (Retd.), Chapter Secretary, ASIS International New Delhi India Chapter # 207 and Vice President – Security & Risk Consulting, G4S Security Services (India) Pvt. Ltd. (SP – civilian non-policing and responder perspective) |
| 1530 – 1545 hrs |
Networking Break |
| 1545 – 1715 hrs |
The Big Debate |
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Terrorism – whether indigenously bred or imported – is a very real threat today with its victim ultimately the common man. It affects several aspects of life compelling Governments, private enterprise and institutions to invest heavily in counter-terror efforts. The Government has undertaken a series of measures to avert and circumvent future 26/11-type attacks on Indian soil. The question we ask is whether enough has been done to prevent and effectively deal with future terrorist attacks.
Domain experts will address these issues and bring out what has been done and how well we are prepared in the areas of intelligence; maritime security; effective use and deployment of Special Forces; and in the prevention of Jihadi / Fidayeen-type attacks.
Debate: Are our defence installations and intelligence set-up adequately geared to foil another 26/11-type attack? |
| Session Moderator: |
Lt. Gen. R.K. Sawhney, PVSM, AVSM (Retd.), Former Deputy Chief of Army Staff and Former Director General, Military Intelligence |
| 1545 – 1645 hrs |
Plenary Session |
| 1545 – 1600 hrs |
Lt. Gen. P.C. Katoch, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM, SC (Retd.)
Role of Special Forces in countering terrorism. |
| 1600 – 1615 hrs |
Maj. Gen. G.D. Bakshi, SM, VSM (Retd.)
Response options to jihadi and mujahideen terrorism |
| 1615 – 1630 hrs |
Vice Admiral Pradeep Kaushiva, UYSM, VSM (Retd.)
The maritime dimension |
| 1630 – 1645 hrs |
Lt. Gen. R.K. Sawhney, PVSM, AVSM, (Retd.) Former Director General, Military Intelligence and Former Dy. Chief of Army Staff
Is our intelligence set-up geared to avert another 26/11-type attack? |
| 1645 – 1700 hrs |
Networking Break |
| 1700 – 1730 hrs |
Panel Session |
| 1730 – 1740 hrs |
Valedictory Remarks
Kunwar Vikram Singh
Chairman
CAPSI & APDI |
| 1740 – 1745 hrs |
Vote of Thanks
Prem Behl
CMD
Exhibitions India Group |
