The Gwalior Police in Madhya Pradesh, India, have successfully recovered and returned 571 mobile phones to their rightful owners under the 'Tera Tujhko Arpan' scheme, which aims to assist citizens in retrieving lost or stolen devices. The total value of the recovered phones amounts to approximately ₹1.41 crore (around $170,000 USD). Senior Superintendent of Police, Dharmveer Singh Yadav, highlighted the importance of this citizen-centric initiative, which has returned a total of 1,122 mobile phones over the last two years. The police utilize the Central Government's Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR) portal to track missing devices, ensuring effective recovery not just within Gwalior district but also from other states. The scheme has received positive feedback from senior officials, and citizens who find lost phones are encouraged to hand them over to the police, with six individuals honored for their commendable actions during the recent recovery event.