Dailyhunt, Josh, and OneIndia Join Forces with Gurugram Police for Public Safety Enhancement

Gurugram Police has partnered with Dailyhunt, a leading content discovery platform, along with short-video app Josh and OneIndia. The aim of this two-year partnership is to address crucial issues affecting the citizens of Gurugram, including drug abuse, women's safety, and cybersecurity.

The collaborative initiative seeks to leverage the extensive reach of these digital platforms to disseminate vital information, foster community engagement, and bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community.

Ravanan N, Executive Director of Eterno Infotech, expressed the commitment to empowering citizens and elevating public safety standards. He stated, "This partnership is a commitment to fostering community engagement, sharing credible information, and bridging the gap between law enforcement and the people they serve."

The primary focus of this partnership is to combat drug abuse and enhance women's safety in Gurugram. It will showcase the active efforts of police officers, creating familiarity and community engagement with the police force.

As part of this collaboration, Gurugram Police will establish a dedicated profile to publish various content formats, including videos, share cards, and listicles on Dailyhunt, aiming to engage a diverse audience, especially the youth. OneIndia will complement these efforts by featuring articles, infographics, and videos in multiple regional languages, ensuring widespread impact and reach. Josh will amplify Gurugram Police's initiatives through engaging short videos across Bharat.

Deepak Gehlawat, DCP of Gurugram Police, highlighted the significance of this partnership in bridging the gap between law enforcement and citizens. He stated, "By leveraging these powerful digital platforms, we aim to tackle pressing issues such as drug abuse, women’s safety, and cybersecurity. Our goal is to not only disseminate critical information but also foster a stronger, more transparent connection between the police and the people we serve."