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details, credit/debit card transactions, visa and immigration records and itineraries of rail and air travel. It also has access to the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network and Systems, a database that links crime information, including First Information Reports, across 14,000 police stations in India. This combined data will be made available to 11 central agencies, which are:
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to 11 central agencies in the first phase and in later phases will be made accessible to police of all States and Union Territories and only authorized personnel are allowed access to the platform on a case-to-case basis for investigations into suspected cases of terrorism. NATGRID has a total fund allocation of 3,400 crore rupees.
46:. The government of India in July 2016 appointed Ashok Patnaik as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Intelligence Grid (NATGRID). The appointment is being seen as the government's effort to revive the project. Patnaik's appointment was valid till 31 December 2018. As of 2019, NATGRID is headed by an 209:
Unlike the NIA which are central agencies, the NATGRID is essentially a tool that enables security agencies to locate and obtain relevant information on terror suspects from pooled data sets of various organizations and services in the country. It will help identify, capture and prosecute terrorists
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1,200 crores, with 10 user agencies and 21 service providers were connected while the first data sets retrievable from early 2013. Capt. P. Raghu Raman (Rtd.) on 1 December 2009 was appointed as the Secretary and CEO for NATGRID and tasked with the establishment of the grid. His term ended on 31 May
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national database is in the process of being made which will bring a paradigm shift in the current ways of functioning of agencies once it's ready also adding that the government has entrusted the task of developing and operating a state-of-the-art and innovative technology system. It is accessible
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NATGRID is an intelligence sharing network that collates data from the standalone databases of the various agencies and ministries of the Indian government. It is a counter terrorism measure that collects and collates a host of information from government databases including tax and bank account
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NATGRID faced opposition on charges of possible violations of privacy and leakage of confidential personal information. Its efficacy in preventing terror have also been questioned given that no state agency or police force has access to its database thus reducing chances of immediate, effective
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The 26/11 attacks on Mumbai led to the exposure of several weaknesses in India's intelligence gathering and action networks. NATGRID is part of the radical overhaul of the security and intelligence apparatuses of India that was mooted by the then
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2014. The implementation of the third and fourth phases are expected to require amendments to several laws to allow for the sharing and transfer of data on items such as property and bank transaction details and
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that Project NATGRID with all its required physical infrastructures been completed as of 31 March 2020 and the NATGRID solution went live as of 31 December 2020. During the inauguration of NATGRID campus in
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had visited India several times and done a recce of the places that came under attack on 26/11. Despite having travelled to India several times and having returned to the US through
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action. NATGRID claims to be protected by several structural and procedural safeguards and oversight mechanisms including that of external audits and technology safeguards.
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collecting comprehensive patterns procured from 21 different organizations that can be readily accessed by security agencies round the clock. Its current
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approved the initial two phases in 2011 which were operational by 2014 at a cost of
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is Ashish Gupta, IPS. It is reported to be operational since 31 December 2020.
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purpose connecting databases of various core security agencies under
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is the integrated intelligence master database structure for
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NATGRID is being implemented in four different phases.
492:"Natgrid CEO P Raghu Raman: New face of Intelligence" 549:"EXPLAINED: What is the National Intelligence Grid?" 312:"EXPLAINED: What is the National Intelligence Grid?" 202:usage. The data recovery centre for NATGRID is at 660: 404:. Press Information Bureau, Government of india. 633:"NATGRID will prove to be a security nightmare" 588:"NATGRID to show its first result in 18 months" 248:Telecom Enforcement Resource and Monitoring 165:Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs 78: 125: 609: 607: 229:National Technical Research Organisation 273:"Uttar Pradesh Police | OfficerProfile" 173:Directorate General of GST Intelligence 661: 54:(MHA) on 5 February 2020 announced in 42:NATGRID came into existence after the 604: 543: 541: 438: 615:"Q&A: NATGRID Chief Raghu Raman" 349: 169:Directorate of Revenue Intelligence 153:Financial Intelligence Unit (India) 13: 538: 304: 14: 700: 416:"Govt gives go-ahead for NATGRID" 97:National Counter Terrorism Centre 669:Ministry of Home Affairs (India) 639:. 19 August 2012. Archived from 210:and help pre-empt terror plots. 625: 580: 566: 524: 510: 484: 466: 439:Singh, Vijaita (12 July 2020). 432: 145:Central Bureau of Investigation 408: 394: 380: 366: 343: 329: 290: 265: 1: 619:The Wall Street Journal India 596:. 8 June 2011. Archived from 474:"Rs. 1,100 crore for NATGRID" 424:. 7 June 2011. Archived from 258: 213: 191:Cabinet Committee on Security 161:Central Board of Direct Taxes 141:National Investigation Agency 93:National Investigation Agency 50:(IPS) officer Ashish Gupta. 16:Indian intelligence database 7: 253:Multi Agency Centre (India) 222: 187:United Progressive Alliance 10: 705: 689:Computer security in India 133:Research and Analysis Wing 21:National Intelligence Grid 243:Central Monitoring System 350:@ANI (5 February 2020). 175:. 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counter-terrorism
Government of India
CEO
2008 Mumbai attacks
Indian Police Service
Ministry of Home Affairs
Parliament
Bengaluru
MHA
Amit Shah
Home Minister
P. Chidambaram
National Investigation Agency
National Counter Terrorism Centre
Pakistani
American
Lashkar-e-Taiba
David Coleman Headley
Pakistan
West Asia
Research and Analysis Wing
Intelligence Bureau
National Investigation Agency
Central Bureau of Investigation
Narcotics Control Bureau
Financial Intelligence Unit (India)
Enforcement Directorate
Central Board of Direct Taxes
Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs
Directorate of Revenue Intelligence

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