Status Check, Procedures, Facilities

Organization : Tamil Nadu Police
Facility :Apply For Premises License For Browsing Centre

Home Page : http://www.tnpolice.gov.in/CCTNSNICSDC/Index?1
Download here :https://www.statusin.in/uploads/2688-BROWSINGCENTREREGULATIONRULESANDAPPLICATION.pdf

Premises License For Browsing Centre

Application Method :
** User Can Download Application
** Take printout
** Fill up details And Handover to License Section at Commr.Office.

Related : TN Police Application For License For Keeping Video Library : www.statusin.in/2700.html

Browsing Centre (Tamil Nadu) Rules / Conditions :
In exercise of the powers conferred by the Sec.39 of the Tamil Nadu city Police Act.1888, the Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai City police makes the following rules / conditions, namely,

Browsing Centre :
” – means and includes any establishment by what so ever name called where the general public have an access to the internet in any of its forms, PROTOCOLS either on payment or free of charges for any purpose including recreation or amusement and a browsing centre shall be deemed to be apublic place as defined under Sec-3 of Tamil Nadu City Police,

Log Register :
” – means a register ma intained by the Browsing centre licensee / Browsing centre Owner / Net Service Provider for browsing / using the Browsing centre.

User/ Browser :
” – means any person w ho accesses the internet in any of its forms or protocols which are now in existence and also means a person who uses the computer in a browsing centre.

Responsibility of the Browsing Centre Owners

** A Browsing centre owner is required to obtain a license from the Commissioner of Police, as defined under Sec -34 (1) of the Madras City Police Act, 1888 and he shall attach and furnishrelevant documents with the application form as per Schedule -I. He shall fulfill every condition
** A browsing centre owner is required to execute undertaking asper Schedule-II and indemnitybond on the necessary Stamp paper before obtaining the license.
** It shall be the responsibility of the Browsing centre owner or employee or attendant after satisfying himself with the identity of the browser ensure that each browser makes the entries in a Log Register maintained for this purpose as per schedule-III.
** A log register for browsers sh all be maintained by the browsing centre owner and shall remain in his possession for a minimum period of three years and the same will be provided to law enforcement agencies on demand.

** All the computers in the brow sing centre shall be equipped with the safety software so as to avoid access to the web sites relating to pornography, obscene, terrorism and other objectionable materials.

** The information regarding Internet Service Provider certificate, Internet Protocol address, total bandwidth, and other services provided through Internet service like video conferencing, Internet Protocol telephony should be furnished to the competent Licensing authority.

** Information regarding the identity of the hardware or storage media of the computers in the browsing centre shall be supplied to the licensing authority and any replacement, repair shall be acknowledged to the licensing authority with the code, make and numbers of the hardware.

Functions of Tamil Nadu Police

The Tamil Nadu Police is a state police force in India, responsible for law and order and crime control in the state of Tamil Nadu. It is headed by the Director General of Police (DGP), who is assisted by a number of Additional Director Generals of Police (ADGPs), Inspector Generals of Police (IGs), Deputy Inspectors General of Police (DIGs), Superintendents of Police (SPs), and Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASPs).

The Tamil Nadu Police has a number of different functions, including:
** Maintaining law and order
** Preventing and detecting crime
** Investigating crimes
** Providing security to individuals and institutions
** Enforcing traffic laws
** Controlling crowds
** Assisting in natural disasters
** Providing social services

The Tamil Nadu Police is a large and complex organization, with over 150,000 personnel. It is divided into a number of different units, including the Armed Police, the Traffic Police, the Criminal Investigation Department (CID), and the Special Branch.