New Delhi: The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has officially released the cadre allocation for Indian Police Service (IPS) officers selected through the UPSC Civil Services Examination 2023, in accordance with Rule 5(1) of the Indian Police Service (Cadre) Rules, 1954.
The announcement marks a significant milestone for the newly inducted officers, who will now embark on their careers in law enforcement across the country.
Celebrating Success and Service
Heartfelt congratulations poured in for the newly selected IPS officers, whose dedication, perseverance, and commitment to public service have earned them prestigious positions in India’s police force. As they prepare to begin their careers, these officers have been urged to serve the nation with integrity, courage, and compassion.
Top Rankers and Their Cadres
Among the standout names:
- Ms. Eshani Anand, who secured AIR 79 and emerged as the topper among IPS candidates, has been allotted the Maharashtra cadre, despite her home state being Haryana.
- Merugu Kaushik, with AIR 82, also received Maharashtra cadre, though he hails from Telangana.
- Deepesh Singh Kaira (AIR 86) has been allotted his home cadre of Uttarakhand, a rare and welcome outcome.
- Srishti Mishra and Muskan Srivastava, another top rankers in IPS and both from Uttar Pradesh, have also been granted their home cadre, a development met with joy and celebration among their families and supporters.
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Looking Ahead
As these officers report to their respective state cadres for training and future assignments, their journeys symbolize India’s commitment to meritocracy and regional diversity in policing. With Maharashtra emerging as a common cadre for several top-rankers, the allocation reflects evolving administrative needs and cadre availability.
