New Delhi, Feb 6 (IANS) The home ministry has decided to launch a security web portal - 'mysecurity.gov.in' - to enable people access a large number of security-related applications, a statement said Friday.
"The mysecurity platform is being created for individuals, companies, students and NGOs to develop and deploy security applications which may be useful to people," it said.
After the launch of the web portal, the applications would be accessible to public, it said.
The authorities have also invited application developers to contribute for the website, it said.
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