Real life Inspirational IPS officers updtd PG 5

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I just create this thread to share a news abt a IPS officer

Let us use this thread to share the news abt real life officers.

CRPF gets its first woman Special DG

Senior IPS officer Aruna Bahuguna will be the new Special Director General of the CRPF, the country's largest paramilitary force.

Ms. Bahuguna will be the first ever woman to occupy the post, which is second only to force's chief in hierarchy.

The appointment orders for the 1979-batchAndhra Pradesh cadre officer, were issued on Thursday by the government.

Ms. Bahuguna, who is currently the Chairman of the AP police housing corporation, is expected to take charge next week. The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has three sanctioned SDG posts, two of which have been lying vacant for close to four months.

The force was also the first central paramilitary force to have an independent women battalion in 1986. At present, in the officer rank, the force has four women DIGs and an equal number of commandants.

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Aruna Bahuguna to become first woman chief of National Police Academy

New Delhi: National Police Academy, the Hyderabad-based alma mater for IPS officers in the country, could soon get a woman chief for the first time in its history. Aruna Bahuguna, a 1979-batch IPS officer, is tipped to be appointed as the new director of the 65-year-old institution, also known as the Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA), which is tasked with the training of police leaders. President Pranab Mukherjee inspecting the Guard of Honour at the Dikshant Parade of the Indian Police Service Probationers of 2012 Batch ,at Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy, in Hyderabad on 05 November 2013. Image courtesy PIB Bahuguna (56), who belongs to the Andhra Pradesh cadre, is at present posted as the Special Director General in the country's largest paramilitary force, CRPF, at its headquarters in the national capital. The orders for Bahuguna's appointment as the new director of the academy would be issued soon, sources said. The officer, who has served in various positions with Andhra Pradesh police, also holds the distinction of being the first woman SDG in CRPF. She is the second-in-command of the 3 lakh strong force, after the DG. The post of NPA Director fell vacant after incumbent Subhas Goswami was last month appointed as the DG of the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP). Reputed police officers like Sankar Sen, Trinath Mishra and K Vijay Kumar have earlier headed the NPA. Once appointed, Bahuguna would be the 28th boss of the academy. The high-level board of the NPA comprises senior civil servants, police officers and eminent educationists as its members and is headed by the Union home secretary.

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HalleNJ

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hope this thread is filled with real inspirational stories...

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hema latha

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B SANDHYA IPS

B. Sandhya (born 1963) is the Inspector General of Kerala Police in India. She is also a painter, writerand author.She was born to S. Bharathadas and V.L Karthyayani Amma at Palai in Kottayam District, Kerala. She joined the Indian Police Service, after passing the Indian Civil Services Examination in 1988. She served as Assistant Superintendent of Police, Shornur, Joint Superintendent of Police, Alathur, Superintendent of Police, CBCID, Kannur, District Superintendent of Police, Kollam and Thrissur, Asst. Inspector General of Police, Headquarters, Thiruvananthapuram and Deputy Inspector General of Police, Crime Investigation, Southern Range, Thiruvananthapuram. She is currently working as the Inspector General of Police, Ernakulam Range(Law & Order), She also writes poems and short stories in contemporary Malayalam Magazines. Has published five books of literature and several research papers in Police Science. Edited Impressions, a Short History of Kerala Police, published by the Director General of Police, Kerala, Thiruvananthapuram. She Also conceptualised a website www.keralapolicehistory.com

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thala

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i have read about this sandhya IPS

thanks J

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hema latha

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I want to share this though he is male IPS officer. He is such an inspirational IPS officer.

And his decisions are always sharp and bold.

Sylendrababu joined in the Indian Police Service (IPS) as a member of the 1987 batch. He was trained at the National Police Academy, Hyderabad. He has served as the Assistant Superintendent of Police,in Gobichettipalayam, Salem and Dindigul and as the Superintendent of Police, in Chengalpattu, Sivaganga, Cuddalore and Kancheepuram districts and as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Adayar-Chennai. He has also served as the Deputy Inspector-General of Police of Viluppuram Range and as the Joint Commissioner of Police, Chennai. Later, he became the DIG of Police, Tiruchirapalli before becoming the Chief Vigilance Officer in Karur, served as Commissioner of Police, Coimbatore prior to becoming Inspector General for Northern Zone, Chennai.^[4]

He was promoted to the rank of Additional Director General of Police on April 2012 and is currently ADGP, Costal Security Group, Tamilnadu. ^[4]

During his tenure as the commissioner of Coimbatore city, he introduced computer literacy programme in various schools in association with Lead India 2020.^[5] The schools are also adopted by the local police station under the program. He has organized free karate camps for children from the poor economic section. He has also initiated karate camps in various women's colleges.^[6]

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thala

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Training

The selected candidates are then sent for a rigorous training in Missouri which lasts for almost 1 year. A part of training also takes part in Andhra Pradesh. They are trained in Indian penal codes, special laws, criminology etc. The officers also have to undergo physical training while they are trained in theoretical subjects.

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Once the new officers complete their training, they are allotted state cadre which means that they have to work within the state.. The cadre system assign a state to each officer where he has to work. Being a central service, candidate can get a cadre from a different state than which they belong too. The trained officer are posted as Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) which is a Class 1 position. Most of the officer can expect to retire as ADGP (Addl. Director General of Police) or DGP (Director General of Police) as the promotion are mostly based on the seniority. An IPS officer can also go for deputation to central government posts.

came across this and felt to share it

if you notice in the training procedure

its not only physical training but other training like penal codes special law criminology

what if sandy is weak in physical trianing

she may shine in other aspects

failing in physical training is not the end of IPS

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..Anusha..

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I think we all know what the real world IPS is like. Hope DABH-IPS will try to be a bit more real. These women made it to the top with their own stories of sacrifice and grit. Plenty of drama in real life too.

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I have heard B Sandhya speak. She has come to my cousin's annual day function last year. She is a very down to earth person and she spoke a lot of real life incidents on various women. Some interesting real cases she handled. It was really an inspirational speech and I would never forget it Another lady IPS officer I had come across is Sreelekha IPS. First lady IPS in Kerala who completed silver jubilee in services recently. It was a pleasure to listen to her 😃

Sreelekha shared incidents when the male officers refusing to salute her even got transfer as it was so demeaning for them to salute a woman.She says things are not that hard for woman IPS officers these days.

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