CISF celebrated its 42nd Raising Day on 10th March, 2011 at 5th Reserve Battalion Ghaziabad. Animpressive parade was presented to mark the occasion. Shri Gurudas Kamat, MoS (Home) was the ChiefGuest on the occasion. In his welcome address, Shri N R Das, IPS, DG CISF, highlighted the role of CISF inproviding security to 304 vital infrastructural PSUs and iconic private sector installations like Infosys andElectronics City, Bengaluru. The Honble Minister presented the President’s Police Medal for DistinguishedService and Police Medal for Meritorious Service to 46 CISF personnel of various ranks.

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J A N - M A R C H 2 0 1 1 V O L . X I I I N O . 1The National Industrial Security Academy is the premier training institution of CISF in Industrial Security and Disaster

Management. It is engaged in organizing basic induction training and other in-service and specialized courses for

officers and personnel of CISF and specialized courses for state police officers and corporate executives. The mission

of the Academy is to develop professionals imbibed with highest standards of physical and mental fitness, in-depth

knowledge and skills pertaining to industrial & critical infrastructure security, aviation security, disaster management

and positive attitude characterized by discipline, integrity, courage and responsiveness.

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Shri Gurudas Kamat, Hon’ble MoS (Home) along with Shri N R Das, IPS, DG CISF presenting the Police Medal forMeritorious Service to Shri G G K Nair, AC(LR) and HC/GD G S Rathore, of NISA Hyderabad

Shri M.S.Bali IPS, Special DG Airport Sector super-

annuated from service on 28th February 2011. An

IPS officer of the 1976 batch, he joined CISF on depu-

tation in the rank of IG in 2005 and is credited for

establishing the Airport Sector of CISF. Shri Bali is

known for his in-depth knowledge of Aviation

Security and practical approach. NISA wishes him

the best of health and future.

Dr. Kashmir Singh IPS, has joined CISF as Additional

DG. A doctorate in Plant Pathology, he earlier served

as Secretary to the CM of UP and Joint Secretary in the

MHA. He is a recipient of President’s Police Medal for

Meritorious Service (1995), Police Medal for Gallantry

(1997) and the President’s Police Medal for Distin-

guished Service (2003).

Shri Kashmir Singh, IPS Addl DG / CISFFarewell to Shri M S Bali, IPS, Spl DG Airport Sector

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Director NISA addressing the staff and trainees of NISA & FSTI on the occasion of New Year 2011

Brig S K Aggarwal, CDM Secunderabad along with 45senior officers of Armed Forces undergoing the Higher

Defence Management Course visited NISA on07.02.2011 as a part of their study tour.

14 Senior Air Force officers along with 04 Air Forceofficers from Bangladesh and Sri Lanka visited NISA on

05.02.2011

Shri R K Suman, Director (IS-I) MHA visited NISA on11.02.2011. During his visit he reviewed the training

facilities at NISA and interacted with the faculty

41 newly appointed CRPF officers during their visit tothe Academy as part of their study tour on 28.02.2011

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Training on stress firing at Miniature Firing Range NISA

Training on i-FATS being given to trainees in the Academy Post protection at Jungle camp

Firing under duress

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RPF Assistant Commissioners during DM training AP crime branch police visit Model Room, FSTI

General Fire Safety course for GOs Demonstration of Auto Concrete cutter

Demonstration of Foam Mist Gun for oil fire Training of Power Quick Assenter for Rope Rescue Course

Shramdan at Hakimpet village during Security WeekDr Sashi Mehar, CMO delivering lecture on hygiene and

sanitation at Welfare meeting

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Director NISA inaugurating the Wet Canteen Opening of Internet café by Shri S.Thobias CO/Adm

Cultural Team on Republic Day The Country’s future

NISA NEWSE M P A T H Y & I N T E R P E R S O N A L R E L A T I O N S H I P S

Communication is the life blood of any Organization, as it has the potential to make or break ourrelationships – personal or professional. It all depends on how we select our words, how we present our thoughtsand how we understand our emotions and convey the same to others. While clarity, simplicity, spontaneity,language, conciseness, coherence, etc. are said to be some of the principles of communication, ensuring them alonemay not necessarily give any guarantee for effective communication. Similarly, barriers for effective communicationlike attitudes, opinions, semantic barriers, faulty transmission, poor retention, source of information, etc. play theirrole in blocking and breaking down the communication process.

Using ‘empathy’ in any interpersonal communication will prove to be effective in creating a right atmospherepaving the way for better understanding leading to good interpersonal relationships. ‘Empathy’ in any interpersonalcommunication is a necessary component for effective results as it deals with the ‘feelings’ part. As defined byGerard Egan in his book ‘The Skilled Helper’, empathy is defined as a process whereby one person perceivesaccurately another person’s feelings and then communicates with sensitivity this understanding to the other person.A high degree of interpersonal perceptual skills is important for everyone to make most of his relationships withothers. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that our communication is interspersed with ‘empathetic’ responses. Infact, no ‘counselling/coaching’ process will be effective without ‘empathy, as using these kind of responses will givea feeling to others that they are understood, valued and respected. In the words of Henry Ford, “If there is any onesecret of success, it lies in the ability to get the other person's point of view and see things from his angle as well asyour own”. There are different levels of empathy, which are given as under along with examples:-

Stimulus: I am extremely troubled. (With eyes wide open)Responses:Level -1: Detract Eg: Why are you troubled? You are in a wonderful company. You should be happy.Level -2: Subtract Eg: You seem to be a bit concerned.Level -3: Repeat Eg: You are extremely troubled.Level- 4: Picking Up deeper feeling Eg: You seem to be profoundly anxious and worried about your future, how to copeand appear to be lost.Level- 5: Deeper Meaning Eg: You sound very apprehensive, helpless and perhaps wondering about what life is allabout.

However, to cultivate the habit of using empathetic responses, it requires time and effort. Stephen R Coveyin his famous book, ‘The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People’ states ‘Empathy takes time, and efficiency is for things,not people’. Therefore, self-awareness and determination is yet again a ‘key’ here to know once frequency in doingthis. Having come to know the types and importance of ‘empathy’, let us start using it consciously and regularly inour day to day communication to enrich our interpersonal relationships to derive their potential benefits.

K Mahabub Ali,Sub-Inspector/Steno

Good interpersonal relationships at work place are considered necessary to create aconducive work environment characterized by team spirit, cohesiveness and esprit decorps paving the way for greater output & enhanced motivation. On the other hand, lackof good interpersonal relations in any Organization may lead to hostility, cynicism, lack ofharmony, etc. leading to low output, morale and motivation on the part of the employees.While there are many ways and means to improve the interpersonal effectiveness,communication is the ‘key’ in this regard.

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Shri B. Chandra Sekhar, IPS, DIG/ NISA has been awarded the

Police Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of Republic Day

2011. An IPS officer of the 1994 batch of Punjab Cadre, he joined NISA

as DIG in September 2009. In Punjab, he held a number of important

assignment s including SSP of districts Nawanshahar, Sangrur, Faridkot

and Fatehgarh Sahib. He has also handled sensitive jobs like ADC to the

Governor of Punjab, AIG/Provisioning and SP, CM Security. His

outstanding service in Punjab earned him the Police Medal for

Meritorious Service, 2011.

Shri Ajay Kumar, Sr. Commandant

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SI/ExE V S R Sharma HC/GD Balaganeshan

Shri G.G.K. Nair, AC (LR) was enrolled in CISF

as Sub-Inspector in 1985. He is performing duties as

Indoor Instructor and incharge of Examination Cell,

NISA. His twenty six years of commendable service

earned him the Police Medal for Meritorious Service.

Head Constable G.S. Rathore, was enrolled in

CISF as Constable in 1982. He is a trained PT instructor,

imparting training in PT/Yoga for basic and in-service

courses. He has been awarded the Police Medal for

Meritorious Service for 29 years of unblemished service.

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The AIPDM,2010 was held at Jaipur in February 2011. The CISF team won two gold medals

and one silver medal in Computer Awareness event. They won the overall third position among the

twenty nine participating teams from all over India.

Insp V.S. Patil and SI G. Vetrvel won the gold medal in Visual Basic in Computer

Programming and SI Rajesh G Pai won the silver medal in Computer Automation. Director General

CISF congratulated the team and the medal winners and rewarded Rs 10,000/- each to the gold

medalists and Rs 7500/- to the silver medalist.

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SPECIALIZED COURSES CONDUCTED DURING JAN-MARCH, 2011

S.No. COURSE LEVEL FROM TO

1 Advanced TOT on PT for ORs ORs 03.01.11 26.03.11

2 60th Basic AVSEC Course SOs/ORs 14.03.11 28.03.11

3 59th Basic AVSEC Course SOs/ORs 14.02.11 28.02.11

4 58th Basic AVSEC Course SOs/ORs 05.01.11 15.01.11

5 11th PPC Insp/Min/Steno to AC/JAO SOs 07.02.11 19.03.11

6 7th Batch PPC for Sr Comdt to DIG GOs 21.02.11 26.02.11

7 3rd Basic Consultancy Course GOs/SOs 28.02.11 05.03.11

8 36th X-BIS (OTS) Simulator Course SOs/ORs 01.03.11 11.03.11

9 2nd BA Set & Fire Safety in Petrochemical Industries Course SOs 17.01.11 29.01.11

10 26th Rope Rescue Course ORs 17.01.11 05.02.11

11 23rd Refresher Course on Fire Prevention ORs 17.01.11 05.02.11

12 Operation & Maintenance. of DCP & Rescue Tender Course SOs/ORs 31.01.11 11.02.11

13 13th General Fire Safety in Industries Course GOs 21.02.11 02.04.11

14 4th PPC for AC/Fire to DC/Fire GOs 21.03.11 02.04.11

15 6th Fire Drill Instructor Course SOs/ORs 28.02.11 07.05.11

16 4th Fire Brigade Instructor Course SOs 21.03.11 07.05.11

17 5th TOT in Disaster Response (MFR & CSSR) for Punjab Police GOs/SOs 22.11.10 12.01.11

18 4th Marine Commando Course SOs/ORs 13.12.10 08.01.11

19 DM Course for DIsG/Sr Commandants/Commandants GOs 28.02.11 05.03.11

20 6th TOT in Disaster Response (MFR &CSSR) GOs/SOs 23.03.11 14.05.11

BASIC COURSES20 25th Batch AC (Prob) GOs 19.4.10 09.04.11

21 35th Batch SI/Exe SOs 19.04.10 23.04.11

22 36th Batch SI/Exe SOs 13.12.10 17.12.11

Chief Patron : Shri N. R. Das, IPS, DG/CISF Patron : Shri R R Bhardwaj IG & Director/NISAEditor : Shri B. Chandra Sekhar,IPS DIG/ NISA Asst. Editor : Shri Ajay Kumar, Sr. Comdt/TrgEditorial Assistance : Shri J P Mukherjee DC, SI/Exe R R Kamble Photo Courtesy : AV Cell, NISAPublished by : National Industrial Security Academy Printed at : NISA Printing PressAddress : CISF NISA, P.O. Hakimpet, Hyderabad – 500078, India e-mail : ignisa@cisf.gov.inTel. Nos.: 27862690/91, 27773000 (Exch) Fax: 040-27863997 website: http://nisa.ap.nic.in

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