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Kutch DGP conference: PM attends various theme-based sessions

| | Dec 20, 2015, at 04:16 am
New Delhi, Dec 19 (IBNS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi attended theme-based sessions on the second day of the conference of DGPs in Kutch on Saturday.

Earlier in the morning, he attended the morning Yoga session along with the delegates.

He witnessed the sunrise at the White Rann.

Theme based presentations on various aspects of policing marked the day as the Prime Minister observed and listened to the interactions on security-related matters including terrorism, cyber-security, digital technology, women’s safety and disaster management.

The presentations, break-out sessions and interactions over meals, were scheduled for a total of 13 hours.

Home Minister Rajnath Singh, and Ministers 

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