New Delhi: Home Minister Amit Shah, who inaugurated the new Multi-Agency Center (MAC)-the largest of the country Intelligence fusion center – Here on Friday, ‘Operation Sindoor’ said that “Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s firm had a unique culmination of political will, information generated by our intelligence agencies and the infallible strike capacity of three armed forces”.“India is proud of its three armed forces, BSFs and all security agencies,” Shah unveiled the upgraded Mac, saying, which connects all intelligence, security, law enforcement and investigative agencies in the North block here. He underlined that the new MAC agencies will provide a spontaneous and integrated platform to coordinate their efforts towards addressing complex and interconnected. National security challengesHe hoped that state -of -the -art Mac networks would deal with internal security challenges like terrorism, extremism, organized crime and cyber attacks.Shah, addressing the incident, mentioned 21-day Anti-nasal operation The recent Chhattisgarh-Telangana border was organized by forces in Sakhutu Hills, stating that it exhibits exemplary coordination between intelligence agencies and security forces. He said, “There is a great coordination in the process and thinking of our intelligence agencies and three armed forces,” he said.The Home Minister appreciated the new Mac Network, which has gone through a hardware and software upgrade in record time to acquire futuristic capabilities such as embedded artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques. This will help exploit the capacity of giant databases with MAC and Geographical Information System (GIS) services.Unveiling the future roadmap for security establishment, Shah emphasized the need to integrate other important databases placed with various central agencies in various silos on a platform on Friday, to take advantage of advanced data analytics. The system, Shah is underlined, will enhance the quality of data analytics generated on the MAC network, which will enable accurate trend analysis, hotspot mapping and timeline analysis to give forecast and operating results. He said, “The new Mac will go a long way to combat terrorist ecosystems with a complex relationship with organized crime,” he said.Shah is actively guiding the technological upgradation of Mac, which was established in 2001. The new Mac follows qualitative and quantitative changes at a cost of more than Rs 500 crore. It is woven in the country’s island regions, extrem-influential areas and high altitude areas, while a sharp and standalone ensures final-mile connectivity to district levels with a secure network.
