Lucknow police officials conducted a cyber awareness campaign at Modern Academy School for students in Classes 7 and 8, emphasizing the importance of online safety. The event, organized by the Lucknow police's cyber crime cell in collaboration with the NGO 'Prayas', aimed to educate students about the increasing risks of cyber fraud and online threats. Head constable Gaurav Shukla warned students against clicking on suspicious links, downloading unknown applications, and sharing sensitive information such as OTPs and banking details. He stressed the need to keep social media accounts private and to report any suspicious activities to parents or authorities. Anushangi Khemka, the NGO coordinator, noted that students were advised against sharing personal photographs, phone numbers, and addresses on public profiles. The police also cautioned against interactions with strangers on online gaming platforms, highlighting the potential for cyber bullying and exploitation. The program included discussions on responsible internet use and digital privacy, with representatives from the NGO distributing cyber safety comics and awareness materials to reinforce the message. The event was attended by the school's principal, teachers, and staff, indicating strong support for student safety and awareness.