Rajasthan Govt transfers 64 IPS officers in midnight reshuffle, 22 districts get new SPs
In a major reshuffle in Rajasthan’s police administration, the state government transferred 64 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers late on Friday night.
In a major reshuffle in Rajasthan’s police administration, the state government transferred 64 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers late on Friday night.
The Kerala government has decided to extend the tenure of State Police Chief Rawada Chandrashekhar by one year.
The Commission’s action followed a complaint filed by Aam Aadmi Party candidate T. S. Rashmi, who argued that it is illegal to use “IPS” alongside Sreelekha’s name after her retirement from service.
A fresh wave of political expectation has swept through the Darjeeling Hills after the Centre appointed former deputy National Security Adviser and retired IPS officer Pankaj Kumar Singh as the interlocutor for the Darjeeling Hills, Terai, and Dooars region.
The officers included in the transfer-posting list have been given new responsibilities. The order for the reshuffle in Delhi Police was issued by the Lieutenant Governor.
Hyderabad police have begun the probe into a case registered against 11 social media influencers for allegedly promoting betting apps.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis is all set to reshuffle IAS and IPS officers in order to tighten his grip over the state's administration and enhance its functioning in 2025, sources said on Monday.
The Ministry of Home Affairs has reinstated senior IPS officer Gurjinder Pal Singh, ending his professional exile and clearing his path to the coveted Director General (DG) post in Chhattisgarh.
The Governor was interacting with 11 probationary officers of the 2022 and 2023 batch of the Indian Police Service (IPS) of Madhya Pradesh cadre at the Governor 's House.
Pointing out that criminals and terrorists have also resorted to using technology, President Droupadi Murmu on Monday asked police personnel to become tech-savvy and stay a step ahead of criminals.
