AUCL, WHT NOW, Cyber ​​Threats

As the digital age progresses, technology has revolutionized the way people connect, communicate and share information. However, this technology boom has also opened doors to new challenges such as cyberbullying, cybercrime and cyberharassment, which are fast emerging as major social problems in India and globally. These issues are especially pressing in a country like India, where internet use has increased exponentially, but regulations and awareness lag behind the threats posed by these online dangers.

spoke on this occasion Akshat Khetan, Founder of AU Corporate and Legal Advisory Services (AUCL) said: “As India continues its march towards a digitally empowered society, the risks of cyberbullying, cybercrime and cyber-harassment cannot be ignored. These issues require urgent attention from policymakers, educators, law enforcement, and the public. By creating a comprehensive legal framework, raising awareness and strengthening law enforcement, India can begin to mitigate the harmful effects of these online threats and ensure that the Internet remains a safe space for all its users.”

Highlighting the issues of cyberbullying/harassment faced by today’s youth, Neeti Doel, Founder of WHT NOW and philanthropist, said: “Our mission is to create a safe and supportive online youth community where they can communicate without fear of cyberbullying and cyberharassment. We aim to achieve this by providing youth forums through anti-cyber harassment awareness programs. Supporting the victims by providing them with all necessary support, we have collaborated with AU Corporate and Legal Advisory Services Limited (AUCL) to develop effective policies and practices on cyber risk related issues.”

Neeti Goel, a renowned restaurateur and philanthropist, has been a pioneering advocate for social causes, with initiatives like ‘WHT NOW’, aimed at empowering youth to fight cyber harassment. Dr. Nivedita Shreyansan eminent educationist and co-founder of WHT NOW, has played a key role in shaping the movement. Together, they have united to address the alarming increase in cyberbullying, creating a support system that provides legal help, mental health resources, and a platform for young people to seek help without fear or judgment. Their combined efforts are fueling India’s largest youth movement against online abuse.

In addition to the legal assistance and assistance, both AUCL and WHT NOW will provide youth mentors for victims to heal, assist them with a cybercrime police team, legal guidance and support, comprehensive awareness programs and social campaigns in the colleges and universities around the world. India. In addition, it will organize seminars, conferences, panel discussions, case study analysis, roadshows, walkathons, candlelight march, skits, art exhibitions and debate to sensitize the society.