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The IB insignia symbolises the quintessence of theorganisation. It depicts the whole, which is bigger thanthe parts.The outermost contour is octagonal in shape andsymbolises multiplicity of directions and stands forthe multi-dimentional responsibilities and tasks of theorganisation. Contained within the octagon is a squareresting on one of its corners, which is symbolic of thedynamic and progressive approach of the organisation.The wheel with 24 spokes, forming the inner core of thelogo, is a replica of the “Dharma Chakra”, and stands forintegrity and professionalism.The mottodepicts the longstanding traditionwithin the Intelligence Bureau, which causes its personnelto remain alert always and put in their all in protectingand serving the Nation.viiiThe Indian Police Journal, October - December, 2012, Special Issue
The Logo released on the completion of 125 years ofIntelligence Bureau’s existence, with sweeping coloursof the national flag depicts diverse and dynamic India.Central to the National Security Architecture, theIntelligence Bureau has striven over one and a quartercentury to protect the core values of this great Nation.The insignia of the Intelligence Bureau, cradled within thenational colours, signifies the organisation’s unwaveringcommitment to the preservation of the Constitution ofIndia, and the country’s security and integrity.The Indian Police Journal, October - December, 2012, Special Issueix
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Page 3 and 4: From the Director’s DeskNew Delhi
Page 5 and 6: 23rd December, 1887: TheJourney beg
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Page 11 and 12: Helmsmen of the IB during thePre-In
Page 13 and 14: SHRI V.G. VAIDYA, IPS(MAR 1992 TO J
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Democracies are, today, everywhere
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depend substantially on the restrai
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Of Pistols and Pigs andthe Old Tidd
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it is lovingly caressed hundreds of
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Through the Eyes of an IB OfficerSh
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an Intelligence agency. He used to
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My J&K ExperienceShri R.K. Kapoor,
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there. We remained stranded there f
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Scaling Himalayan Heights withthe I
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proceed to Dungti to supervise the
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tour of the White House and Lincoln
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into unconsciousness two hours earl
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which was completed successfully wi
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leaders. This happened around the t
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My Unforgettable Yearsin the North-
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stated that Prakash Singh, Assistan
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take her into confidence. That woul
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Police - Intelligence InterfaceShri
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Shreekant Bapat and I surveyed the
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excellence, dedication and commitme
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Immigration, Inter-State Disputes,
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Observations on India’s State and
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assessments that arose after the ca
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levels. The deficiencies of one par
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of laying a network of useful roads
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Technology in Intelligence-Future S
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These are just some of the aspects
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Figure 6: Open Source Information o
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events) and inference from evidence
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9North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Shri Dave was posted back to the lB
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He even suggested separate pay scal
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The Unsung HeroesThe Intelligence B
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