how is sharing of intelligence between law enforcement agencies important in india?
549213
Are u a CIA / KGB/ ISI/ any secret service agent, if not then why do u bother, if yes then find out your won way, donot ask for such information in the net. No one would give u.
496703
Route reconnaissance missions, checkpoints, search and cordons, observation and listening posts, CID missions with host country forces or having imnfantry units provide security and a detailed knowledge of the country, people, your AO etc.
900220
Since the country has grown in terms of population, technology, economy, military, etc. over the years, the bureaucracy has had to expand proportionally. However, it definitely could be tightened up among certain agencies which would most likely benefit the overally running of the nation.
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In order for e-Government to be more attractive to citizens and businesses the ease of access to and use of online sevices must be reconciled with strong personal dataprotection. We need interoperablity between rather than harmonisation of national solutions.\n\nGovernments are facing new challenges from demands regarding security and privacy. Simultaneously demands for an open and communicative information infrastructure have to be met. An open federated approach for Network Identity and Trust Management that would also guarantee privacy and security of the citizen’s information could help the public to gain trust into these systems and finally increase the acceptance for network delivered government services.
369538
yes i think its high time india had some speed monitoring radars which will definately reduce the number of accidents.
62306
According to a just-released report commissioned by the Pentagon, we don't even have the resources to defeat the insurgency in Iraq.\nUnless you are willing to rule with the hand of a dictator, it is always necessary for effective policing to be shared. Even at the community level, police need the cooperation of residents to be effective.\nAt the international level, no country has the resouces to effectively police all of the hot spots.  This is why, in my view, it is shortsighted and unproductive to try to unilaterally police the world.
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I assume you meant "...collaborate with other agencies in the government."\n\nThe CIA's culture is one of extreme secrecy, since that culture is strongly tied to the Agency's role during the Cold War.  They have an institutional aversion to working with other agencies and sharing information because they view the disemination of information as a loss of control.  Since they are the largest collector of foreign intelligence in the government, this creates problems when they are called upon to work with other agencies (FBI, Defense Dept., etc.) - they view cross-departmental projects as routes to collecting information, not as a way to share it.
699706
CIA works internationally as well as nationally, it  also has a broader jurisdiction. FBI only works nationally and is more focused on specific people, where as CIA works on the organisations. i think CIA is mroe important
145411
sure.  there are 15 federal agencies involved in intelligence activities, collectively they are referred to as the "intelligence community."\n\nthey are:\n\n- army, navy, air force and marines each have an intelligence division.\n- CIA\n- defense intelligence agency (military intel)\n- department of homeland security (border/terrorism intel)\n- department of energy (nuclear related intel)\n- FBI\n- national geospatial intelligence agency (spy satellites, mostly)\n- national reconnaissance office\n- national security agency (communications and codebreaking)\n- state department (diplomacy and official channels)\n- treasury department\n- US coast guard\n\nyou can see a nice slideshow that outlines their relationships here:\nhttp://www.intelligence.gov/ic_in_a_nutshell/index.htm
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The National Security Agency, or the NSA, is an intelligence gathering agency.  Their mission is to gather information on threats and potetnial threats to the United States, primarily through Signals Intelligence (electronic communications).  To that end they should have a great deal of flexibility on gathering information that may relate to this mission.  It is very unlikely that an actual person ever reads all the email or listens to all the phone calls made (just the volume generated in the time between when you asked this question and when I posted an answer would be more than a days work for an individual analyst) so what is looked for has to be targeted (Specific Phone Numbers and Emails known or suspected to belong to terrorists, and even these are probably sorted electronically) to even be remotely useful.  The second issue is that even if this information is gathered and used to stop terrorist attacks, it probably can't be used against US Citizens to pursue criminals, so if for example the NSA caught an entire conversation detailing how the Mafia was laundering money (and happened to notice they had it) they probably could not turn it over to the Department of Justice to prosecute.
997853
The NCIC may be used for law enforcement purposes only. I have clearance as well, being a police dispatcher access is limited to necessity as well as security.
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Central Organization of Police Specialists
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I think u will find pretty good info in this site.. good luck!! :o)\nhttp://www.legalservicesindia.com/articles/cyber.htm
930236
Spied upon? The US must maintain a due diligence against all enemies foreign and domestic. We thus must allow law enforcement certain privileges to protect all of us. If you aren't doing anything wrong you have nothing to worry about.
869222
Such things fall under the jurisdiction of the home country of the host site, and not all countries are quite so keen on trying to bust pedophiles (though this is starting to change). Interpol can get involved, but their resources are stretched rather thin with other criminal activities.
698641
The government in India is a very large body consists of officers at various levels. Each person in the official hierarchy has their own powers and mostly these powers are based on financial limits. for example one lower level officer might be permitted for contract below Rs20000. so it depends on the value of the contract and for very high value contracts the Secretary of the concerned department is authorized to sign the deal.
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WHICH intelligence service?