6 November 2026
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IPS Probationers of 75RR Call on the President Who Stressed on the Need for Police Officers to Stay Updated

The President said that police forces have made an invaluable contribution in maintaining law and order in the country and keeping the unity and integrity of the country intact
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Probationers of the Indian Police Service of 75RR (2022 batch) called on the President of India Dropadi Murmu at Rashtrapati Bhavan today.

Addressing the probationers, the President said that the main responsibility of police administration and law & order rests with the state governments. But, IPS officers provide leadership to the police personnel appointed by the state governments. In this way, the work of uniting the country’s police system into an all India thread is done by the officers of the Indian Police Service.

The President said that strengthening of law and order is an essential condition for economic and social development. Globally, nationally and locally, it has been seen that entrepreneurs do not want to invest where the law and order system is not strong. Thus, the police department plays a central role in the multidimensional development of any area.

The President further said that the government aims to provide opportunities for the development of talent and potential of every citizen. It is our national priority that all citizens should become participants in the developmental journey. She stated that police officers will also play a decisive role in fulfilling the resolve of making the country a developed nation during the Amritkaal.

The President said that police forces have made an invaluable contribution in maintaining law and order in the country and keeping the unity and integrity of the country intact. She stated that police forces have many challenges like cyber ​​crime, drug cartels, left wing extremism and terrorism. Circumstances change rapidly due to the influence of new technology and social media. Generative Artificial Intelligence is used by criminals and problems like deep-fake are coming to the fore. She said that police officers will always have to be updated in the field of technology and have an edge over criminals.


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