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Central Industrial Security Force
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About CISF
Formed under the 50th Act of Parliament in 1968, the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) today stands as a multi-faceted Central Armed Police Force under the Ministry of Home Affairs. From its modest beginning with just 3,129 personnel, the Force has grown into a formidable strength of 2.20 lakh personnel.
The Force provides security cover to 361 critical national installations, including 70 airports, nuclear and space establishments, seaports, power plants, sensitive Government buildings and the Delhi Metro. It maintains 12 Reserve Battalions, operates 08 state-of-the-art training institutions, has the largest contingent of women personnel among the armed forces, and is the only Central Armed Police Force with a full-fledged Fire Wing.
Leadership
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Sh. Narendra Modi
Honorable Prime Minister of India
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Sh. Amit Shah
Minister of Home Affairs of India
Message from the Director General
It is a matter of great pride to lead the Central Industrial Security Force, a Force committed to its guiding motto of Protection and Security.
Services and notices
What's new
Important links
- Vigilant India (Sajag Bharat) (opens an external website in a new window)
- National Cyber Crime Portal (opens an external website in a new window)
- SHe-Box Portal (opens an external website in a new window)
- Sanrakshika (opens an external website in a new window)
- Bharat Ke Veer (opens an external website in a new window)
- RTI Online (opens an external website in a new window)





