It is all about the propaganda being spread by the adversary ,counter measures to check its genuineness and how effectively we can overcome.

2. Propaganda is communication of information, ideas
and special appeals to the populace or a selected
group of people, with a view to influence their
opinions, emotions and attitudes in favour of
government and Security Forces.

3. DIFFERENCEDIFFERENCE
EDUCATION
Freedom of
Thinking
Slow Progress
Teaches how to
think
Stress on
Individual
Success depends
PROPAGANDA
Ready made
Thinking
Fast Result
Preaches what to
think
Stress on Society
Success depends in
limited thinking

4. AIMSAIMS
 Feed credible and as far as possible factual info.
 To create rapport between Govt. agencies & Pop.
 Highlight achievements of SFs
 Show genuine concern of the Govt. and SFs.
 To gain international support
 To induce defection

5. ESSENTIALSESSENTIALS
Organisation
Aim
Targets
Knowledge of targets
Use of events
Proper Time
Truth

6. TYPESTYPES
BLACK :- Originates from a source other than the
true sponsor.
GREY :- It does not exactly identify any source.
WHITE :- It is spread & agreed by sponsor.

7. TARGETSTARGETS
Population
Hostiles
Govt. Agencies

8. STAGESSTAGES
ATTRACT
HOLD
INFLUENCE

9. MEDIUMMEDIUM
VISUAL
AUDIO
AUDIO-VISUAL
Refugee/ Prisoner/Agent

10. SELECTIONSELECTION
Target Analysis
Credibility
Timeliness
Consistency
Availability

11. EVIDENCE and EFFECTEVIDENCE and EFFECT
For surrender
Participation
After PMP
Effect on member / group
Simple survey of key communication


12. TECH. OF COUNTERTECH. OF COUNTER
PROPAGANDAPROPAGANDA
Forestalling
Direct Refutation
Indirect Refutation
Diversionary techniques
Silence
Immunization
Restrictive Measures

13. Propaganda has become t he part
and parcel of l i f e. If ri ght l y
done i t can i nf l uence peopl e,
earn t hei r sympat hy, conf i dence
and co- operat i on and can save
f rom cl ut ches of enemi es count er
propaganda.
CONCLUSION