RBVRR

RBVRR
April - June, 2016
Vol - II
Issue - II
Right Attitude Necessary Skills Requisite Knowledge
Telangana State Formation Day Celebrations

Revision of Academy Project Report :
A) New Schools Proposed :
Academy’s Future Road Map – Miles to go
1) Road Safety and Traffic Training School
2) Communication Training School
3) Band School
4) Armourer Training School
B) New Departments / Cells envisaged :
1) Department of Management and Behavioural Science.
2) Cyber Crime Investigation Unit
3) Documentation Cell and Faculty of Studies
4) Research and Development Cell
5) Examination Cell
C) New Infrastructure :
1) Model Police Station and Mock Court
2) Indoor Sports Complex and Athletic Track
3) Mini Auditorium
D) Training Manual :
E) ISO Certification :
F) Web Portal :
1) Web Portal for the Academy hosting all Lesson Plans, Case Studies, PPTs,
Course material etc.
2) Wi‐Fi in the entire TSPA Campus
G) Fellowships and MoUs :
1) MoU with Universities for Awarding PG Diploma to all trainees on completion
of their basic induction training
2) MoU with Institutions of higher learning and Research in India and abroad for
Faculty Development and Exchange programmes
3) Fellowships for higher learning and Research for Police Officers
4) Online Distance Education for Police Officers
H) Police University

Greetings from RBVRR TS Police Academy, Hyderabad
1. As result of T N A exercise for revision of the Induction training syllabus for SCTSIs (Civil), for
which series of workshops were held with in‐service SIs, Inspectors, Dy.SsP and SsP and other
stake holders including various wings of Criminal Justice System, Government Departments,
public and media representatives ;
a) 3 new papers have been introduced on
(i) Crime against Women, Children, SC & ST and Minorities
(ii) Investigation of Cyber Crimes, Economic Offences and Organized Crimes
(iii) Integrated learning scenarios
From Director's Desk
b) Syllabus for remaining papers is being thoroughly revised.
c) In each paper the component of practicals, demo & field visits has gone up to 35 to
40 %.
d) A system of two periodical examinations contributing to 30 % of total marks is being
introduced.
e) It is further proposed to introduce mentor system and weekly hobby clubs.
f) Rock climbing, driving and swimming classes in outdoor training (life skills) are being
introduced.
g) An exercise for preparation of powerpoint presentations as well as upgradation of
course material for revised syllabus is going on.
4. a) An exercise has been undertaken for restructuring of TSPA by proposing creation of
new schools (Road safety and Traffic School) and new departments (Department of
management, Behavioral Science, Cyber Investigation Unit) etc. The above Consultancy
has been given to TATA Institute of Social Science (TISS), Mumbai for revision of TSPA Project
Report of 1987.

) Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE), Hyderabad has been given Consultancy for
creation of Academy Training Manual.
c) SLS Technology Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore has been given consultancy for preparation of
Detail Project Report for the Road Safety and Traffic School.
5. During the quarter, Shri C. Anjaneya Reddy, DGP (Retd) and founder Director of APPA,
Dr. P.M. Nair IPS, DGP (Retd) and Dr. M.K. Devarajan IPS, DGP (Retd) and presently Member, State
Human Right Commission, Rajasthan, visited the Academy and interacted with the trainees.
6. The academy conducted a workshop on ‘Anti‐Human Trafficking’ for sexual exploitation and
bonded labour in collaboration with an NGO, India Justice Mission.
7. 2nd batch of Training of Trainers course for Indoor faculties of PTCs, DTCs and CTCs was also
conducted for 74 participants.
8. The Academy celebrated Telangana Formation Day on 02nd June, 2016 and 2nd International
Yoga Day on 21st June, 2016.
9. TS Police Academy welcomes Sri M.K. Singh, Addl. Director, Sri M.A. Rahman, DSP and P.
Sreeram Murthy, DSP into the Academy.
Suggestions if any are welcome.
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS
Director, TSPA
Hyderabad.
“ True Leadership Lies in guiding others to success. In ensuring that everyone is
performing at their best, doing the work they are pledged to do and doing it well ”

Contents
1. Workshop on Training Needs Assessment for SCT SIs (Civil) ... 1 ‐ 2
2. Revision of Academy Project Report/Consultancy for ... 3 ‐ 4
Road Safety and Traffic School
3. “Community Policing ‐ Rajasthan Experience” ... 5
4. Workshop on Anti‐Human Trafficking for Sexual ... 6 ‐ 8
Exploitation & Bonded Labour
5. Training of Trainers Course for Indoor Faculty ... 9 ‐ 10
6. Mandatory Courses ... 11 ‐ 12
7. Outdoor Courses ... 13
8. Other Courses ... 14 ‐ 16
9. Telangana Formation Day Celebrations ... 17 ‐ 18
10. Other Activities ... 19 ‐ 20
11. Visit by officers/Trainees from Other States/Units ... 21
12. Administrative Matters ... 22
13. Training Activities / Courses Conducted ... 23
14. Course Calendar ... 24 ‐ 25

WORKSHOP ON TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT FOR SCT SIs (Civil)
The Telangana State Police Academy
organised a Workshop on “Training Needs Assessment”
on 27‐4‐2016 with all Stakeholders
to take their views for revision the Training Syllabus
for direct recruited Trainee Sub‐Inspectors
(Civil) for imparting quality training for
forthcoming batches to meet the present challenges
of Policing and making Police SMART and
People Friendly. Members from Telangana State
Minority Commission, Child Welfare Commission,
A.P. Judicial Academy, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Indian School of Business, Officers
from Revenue Department, Prisons and Correctional Services, Juvenile Welfare, Excise and Forest,
Prof. Hara Gopal from National Law School, Bangalore, Representatives from Media, Wipro, Kasturba
Gandhi Memorial Organisation, NGO Political Representatives and Senior Citizens have participated
in the discussions. The points raised in the Workshop are as follows:
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA
welcoming Sri D. Isaac Prabhakar, District &
Sessions Judge (Rtd) who participated in the
workshop.
SUGGESTIONS MADE BY THE PARTICIPANTS
At the begining, Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA appraised about Academy activities and the
concept of workshop. He mentioned that Training Needs Assessments were conducted with SIs, CIs and
DySsP. Following are the points suggested by the participants for consideration to incorporate in the
Syllabus:
a) Mrs. Qurratulan Anne Hasan, Member of Minority Commission: Stated that Women and Minorities
feel that they are not given proper respect by Police and suggested to inculcate sensitivity about
women and children and softskills among the Police. Separate assessment should be made whether a
Police officer will become a good SI or not.
b) Prof. Nilanjana Ray from TISS: Spoke about the women and children problems and the impact of
social media on young people. She also suggested to have separate Module in the curriculum.
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c) Smt. Vijaya Devi, Member, CWC: Stated that children to be treated specially and police needs to be
sensitized on this issue. Dealing with Juveniles in Conflict with Law and Juvenile in Need of care.
d) Sri M. Satyanarayana, Senor Citizen: Senior Citizens are to be given due respect and Police should be
trained to be courteous with Senior Citizens.
e) Prof. K. Ganesh of Osmania University: Spoke on the basic social structure of Telangana State & Traditions
and Customs of the people and requested for incorporating the same in the curriculum.
f) Prof. Haragopal, National Law School, Bangalore: Emphasised on inputs on Democracy and Constitution
to be given. He also emphasised on attitudinal change and also make the trainees to understand
the limitations of the Law.
g) Prof. Veerender, Psychologist: Spoke on emotional intelligence, self‐regulation, social awareness. He
suggested to develop Research and Development Wing in the Academy.
h) Sri Misabuddin, Corporator: Suggested to develop skills for counseling, to have data base (Crimes)
and Case Studies with Questionnaires etc.
i) Sri Geetha Vanajakshi, Sarpanch, Peddamangalram Village: Suggested to inculcate friendly attitude
and develop good communication skills in Police.
j) Smt. Sri Sudha, Director, A.P. Judicial Academy: Spoke on investigating lapses and procedural
mistakes made by Police and suggested that Case Laws are to be exchanged between the Judicial
Academy and Police Academy for better understanding of Judicial appreciations of evidence.
k) Mr. Percy Homi Italia, Member of Minority Commission: Suggested for strict enforcement on Traffic
violators.
l) Sri P. Suresh, RDO, Rajendranagar: Suggested to attach trainees to Mandal Office to get awareness on
Land issue during their training period itself.
m) Sri Narayana Reddy, CEO, T News: He suggested to have new technology and Apps in the Training
Module.
n) Mrs. Mamata Reddy from ISB: She stated that there should be a vision for State Police force and the
same should be envisioned in designing the training curriculum. She suggested to have a separate
Faculty for Leadership and Management topics and a Behaviural Talk.
At conclusion Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA concluded that the views and suggestions of the
delegates have been taken on note and they will be considered at the time of revision of Syllabus.
After elaborate discussions with all stakeholders, Trainees of In‐service Courses (SIs, CIs, DySsP), TSPA
Faculty, a proposal introducing the following new papers was approved by the Director General of Police,
Telangana State vide Rc.No.556/Trg‐4/2016, dated 21‐06‐2016 apart from existing papers.
Introduction of three new papers :
1. Crime Against Women, Children, SCs & STs and Minorities
2. Investigation of Cyber Crimes, Economic Offences and Organised Crime
3. Integrated Learning Scenarios
Law & Paper has been divided into two separate papers :
1. Maintenance of Public Peace and Order, 2. Intelligence & Internal Security
History and Evolution of Telangana State and various Social and Economic Problems incorporated in Paper
‘Role of Police in Modern India’
Integrated Practicals & Scene of Crime Simulation Exercises.
More emphasis on skill development by increasing number of periods.
Increased emphasis on building of attitude and development of soft skills & positive personality.
All topics are accorded a priority i.e. P‐1 must know P‐2 should know & P‐3 may know.
English Classes will be conducted for the willing trainees.
A two week attachment Module to Police Stations in Second Semester.
Weekly Hobby Clubs & Mentor System.
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CONSULTATION OF REVISION OF PROJECT REPORT OF TSPA
The Academy has undertaken an exercise for revising its Project Report of 1987 and Consultancy for the same
has been given to Tata Institute of Social Science (TISS).
The Academy felt the need to assess to what extent the Academy has been able to meet its mandate as the
ever increasing expectations of the public on Police, changing patterns of crime and criminals, steep rise of Cyber
crimes globally, gender issues, explosion of technology and the extending tentacles of terrorism and extremism
posing serious challenges to the law enforcers of our State has now become a new mandate of the Academy. A Team
headed by Prof. Lakshmi Lingam, Mumbai, TISS, Sri N. Ramachandran, IPS, (Rtd), Indian Police Foundation, New Delhi,
made a presentation on the scope of services and the methodology for the revision of the Detailed Project Report of
RBVRR T.S. Police Academy on 18‐04‐2016. The proposal of awarding the Project Report to TISS was approved by the
Govt. vide G.O.Rt.No.683, Home (Legal) Dept. dt: 31‐5‐2016.
ACADEMY’S TRAINING MANUAL
The Academy felt the need to develop a comprehensive Manual comprising of various Chapters covering
Administration of Training and Operational Procedures with SOPs for each Wing. A team headed by Sri Satish Kumar
of IPE, Hyderabad made a presentation on the scope of services and the methodology for the preparation of the
Academy Training Manual The proposal of awarding the consultation of training manual to IPE was approved by the
Govt. vide G.O.Rt.No.683, Home (Legal) Dept. dt: 31‐5‐2016.
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Consultation for DPR for Establishing Traffic and Road Safety School
It is proposed to establish Traffic and Road Safety School in the Academy with an objective to organise
Professional Training for Traffic personnel which includes Traffic Management/ Enforcement / Traffic Devices and
Intelligent Traffic Systems, Road Engineering, Investigation of Accidents, Courses on evacuation and First Aid/ Trauma
Care etc. In this connection, Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA, Sri T. Krishna Prasad, IPS, ADGP (Railways) & Chairman,
Road Safety, TS and Smt. J.Parimala, IPS, Dy. Director, Trg. interacted with the representatives of M/s. SLS Transport
Training Institute and Road Safety School, Bengaluru headed by Vinoba Sunder Singh, CEO, who visited the Academy
on 19.5.2016 on awarding Consultancy for preparation of DPR for establishing Training and Road Safety School in the
Academy. Government has approved the proposal for above consultancy.
MoU with TISS & SPP University, Jodhpur for Awarding Degree/PG Diploma
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA and Dy. Directors of the Academy interacted with a Team of Sardar Patel
Police University(SPPU), Jodhpur headed by Ms. Vandana, IPS, and officials of TISS headed by Prof. Sreenivas
Surisetti, TISS, Hyderabad and Dr. Mohan, Registrar, TISS, Mumbai on 23‐04‐2016 to enter into MoU for Award of
Masters Degree / PG Diploma in Police Sciences and Management to the SCT SIs (Civil) on successful completion of the
basic induction training at T.S. Police Academy (under process)
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“COMMUNITY POLICING ‐ RAJASTHAN EXPERIENCE”
Dr. M.K. Devarajan, IPS, DGP (Rtd) and Member, Rajasthan State Human Rights Commission
addressed the trainees of In‐service Course and Faculty Members of Academy on the topic “Community
Policing ‐ Rajasthan Experience”. He stated that the biggest challenge faced by the Police is the mutual
distrust between the Public and Police, lack of client (Community) involvement, lack of right attitude and
behaviour, lack of quality in service delivery, resource constraints and inadequecies in Criminal Justice
System. To improve the Police Public Partnernship and image of Police, several initatives were started in
Rajasthan State and implementated in 707 Police Stations.
(a) Rajasthan Police adopted Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR) and more than One Lakh cases were
settled without going to Court.
(b) He stated that Community Liaison Groups (CLGs) have been formed at PS level.
(c) In Mohallas, Community Police Officers (Public) have been appointed to assit the Police.
(d) He also stated that for improving Service Delivery, various methods like ISO Certification of Police
Stations, Time Bound & Transparent Investigation, Reception & Infomration Desks in Police Stations,
Women Desks in Police Stations etc., have been introduced.
(e) Talking on Capacity Building, he stated that there is need for empowering Constabulary through
Training in Professional Skills, Softskills, Peer Counseling, Counselling by Psychologists and peformance
based incentives to encourage healthy competition. He further stated that powers have been
delegated to PCs for enquiring and settling the issues.
(f) In 2007 ‐ 2008 Shiprapath Police Station was recognised as ‘Best Police Station’ in the World by Altus
Global International, The Hague, Netherlands.
(g) Rajasthan State Police Institutional and Community Liaison Grups (CLGs) in Rajasthan Police Act, 2007.
He urged the participants to implement the above initiatives for having better People‐Police
relation‐ship.
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WORKSHOP ON ANTI‐HUMAN TRAFFICKING FOR SEXUAL
EXPLOITATION & BONDED LABOUR
A 3 Days Workshop on “Anti‐Human Trafficking for Sexual Exploitation and Bonded Labour was
organised from 30‐05‐2016 to 01‐06‐2016 in collaboration with International Justice Mission (IJM).
INAUGURATION:
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA in his inaugural
speech said that around 20.9 millions are
trafficked Globally out of which, 11.5 million are female
and 9.4 are male. Children are trafficked for
child labour, sexual abuse, as Camel Jockey, Soldiers
and also are forced to work in hazardous industries.
Nearly 40,000 cases of missing children are reported
every year in India. Human Trafficking is the 3rd largest
organised crime involving huge revenue. He
stated that role of National and International
Organisations like UNODC, ILO, UNIFEM, MHA and
various Social Organisations. He also spoke about
the Organisations like Bachpan Bachapo Adolan,
Prajwala, Prayas and IJM and their contribution to cause of preventing human trafficking, rescue, and
rehabilitating the trafficked victims and in sensitising the society and the law enforcers.
Dr.P.M. Nair, IPS, DGP (Rtd) delivered lecture on
31‐05‐2016 on “Investigation Techniques ‐ Challenges
and Innovations ‐ SOPs for AHT ‐ Sex Racketing”.
He stated that the Anti‐Human Trafficking
Units were stated in A.P. in January 2007 with
a Committee consisting Police, Prosecutor, NGO
and Govt. Officer. He stated that 41,546 children
of India remain missing every year. The
Human Trafficking is an organised crime and children
picked for begging are maimed or physically
tortured. The investigation of human trafficking
case should be in a systematic manner. He questioned
as how many of us realise our
responsbility and duty of keeping up our Constitutional
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WORKSHOP ON ANTI‐HUMAN TRAFFICKING FOR SEXUAL
EXPLOITATION & BONDED LABOUR
Sri S. Umpathi, IPS, IGP (Rtd)
delivered lecture on topic “Human
Trafficking & Bonded Lasbour
Concept, Dimensions, Challenges &
responses, National and Cross
Border Trafficking” on 30‐05‐2016.
Dr. Shantanu Dutta, Director, IJM who
attended as Guest of Honour addressed
the participants on 30‐5‐2016. He
mentioned that the IJM have been promoting
awareness for the Law Enforcement
Agencies and Stakeholders through
trainings and associating with Police in
rescue operations for the past 15 years.
Sri M.M. Bhagawat, IPS,IGP, ISW delivered
lecture on topic Rescue, Rehabilitation,
Repatriation and Integration, Role of AHTUs
‐ Synnergy with other Stakeholders
on 30‐05‐2006
Ms. Roseann Rajan, Advocate, IJM(Bonded Labour)
delivered lecture on Laws / Case Laws / Rulings of
Supreme Court / Guidelines and Circulars of
NHRC & MHA regarding Human Trafficking for
Bonded Labour and Sex Trafficking, Rescue and
Rehabilitation of Bonded Labour on 30‐05‐2016
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TOPICS COVERED DURING WORKSHOP ON ANTI‐HUMAN TRAFFICKING
FOR SEXUAL EXPLOITATION AND BONDED LABOUR
TOPIC
FACULTY
1. Human Trafficking and Bonded Labor ‐ Concept, Dimensions, Sri S. Umapathi, IPS (Retd)
Challenges and Responses. National and Cross Border Trafficking ‐ Film
2. Laws/Case Laws/Rulings of Supreme Court/Guidelines & Circulars of Ms. Roseann Rajan
NHRC and MHA regarding Human Trafficking for Bonded Labor & Sex
Advocate IJM
Trafficking Rescue & Rehabilitation, of Bonded Labor
(Boded Labor)
3. RRRI ‐ Rescue, Rehabilitation, Repatriation and Integration, Mr. Mahesh Bhagawat IPS
Role of AHTUs ‐ Synergy with other Stake holders.
IGP ISW, TS
4. Investigation Techniques Challenges and Innovations Dr. P.M. Nair, IPS(Retd)
SOPs For AHT ‐ Sex Trafficking
5. Prosecution of Human Trafficking Crimes and Mr. Rosedar
Justice Delivery
PP Chittoor
6. Victim and Witness Protection Best Practices Mr. N.V.S. Ram Mohan
Help ‐ NGO
7. Case Study ‐ Survivor Stories Bonded Dr. G. Vasant Kumar
Labor and Sex Trafficking
DSP CID, TS
VALEDICTION:
Dr. C.N.Gopinatha Reddy, IPS, DG, Prisons (Rtd) attended as Chief Guest for the Valedictory Function
on 01‐06‐2016. While addressing the participants he stated that every Police Officer should become an
Agent of Social change to keep a watch over neglected children to prevent human trafficking. Police is a
profession, but not a job. Police works 24x7 and Police should have the courage to say no or stop to certain
issues in the society, which are unethical. A Demi God (Doctor) has now become a Semi Demon. Organ
Trade has picked up. So take every case of missing child / person seriously and deal with the accused
stringently.
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TRAINING OF TRAINERS COURSE FOR INDOOR FACULTY
INAUGURATION / VALEDICTION:
2nd Batch of Training of Trainers Course for Indoor Faculty of PTCs/DTCs/CTSs was conducted
at this Academy from 11‐4‐2016 to 26‐5‐2016. Sri K. Sreenivasa Reddy, IPS, IGP (Trg), TS inaugurated
the Course. 74 Officers participated the course. He stated that in view of the ensuing massive recruitment
in the Department, it was felt that to impart quality training, good trainers are required. He
exhorted the participants to learn the teaching skills, teaching methodology and use of training aids
for imparting quality training. He also exhorted the participants to utilise the course and improve
teaching skills and also prepare qualitative PPTs and Lesson Plans for effective teaching. Sri K. Srinivasa
Reddy, IPS, IGP Training, TS also attended the valedictory function on 26‐5‐2015 as chief guest and
addressed the participants.
Sri Thota Venkata Rao, DIG (Rtd)
delivered lecture to the ToT Course
participants on the topic “Qualities of
an Effective Trainer” on 19‐5‐2016.
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TRAINING OF TRAINERS COURSE FOR INDOOR FACULTY
Prof. A. Kamalakar, Wing commander
(Rtd) interacted with the ToT participants
on “Adult Learning Principles”
on 11‐4‐2016
Sri Ch. Malhal Rao, SP (Rtd) briefing
the TOT participants about the
ToT Integrated Crime Scene
Module on 18‐5‐2016
Topics covered during ToT Course:
Principles of effective teaching and learning
Principles of adult learning
Role and responsibilities of the trainer.
Qualities of an effective trainer and professional etiquette for trainers
Effective communication and presentation skills of a trainer
Training needs analysis‐Systematic approach to training
Methods of teaching, audio visual aids‐impact on teaching
Preparation of lesson plan and various teaching aids (no cost‐low cost)
Other teaching methodologies
Techniques of Micro teaching
Motivating trainees to learn‐active/experiential learning and collaborative learning
Effective planning of class/session and content development for effective teaching
Review, updating and standardization of course material
Evaluation process and its importance in training
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MANDATORY COURSES
Essential Law for Police Officers, Station House Management and First Course on FS & FM
Smt. D. Kalpana Nayak, IPS, Jt. Director, TSPA addressed the participants of 116th Batch of Essential Law for
Police Officers on 30‐5‐2016 during Inaugural Session of the Course and 2nd Batch of FS & FM on 16.6.2016
Sri S. Umapathi, IPS, IGP (Rtd) delivered
lecture on “Human Trafficking” to the
participants of 116th Batch of Essential Law
for Police Officers on 09‐06‐2016.
Participants of First Course in
FS & FM are at Integrated
Simulation of Crime Scene
Moudles with Fire Arm
Management.
Smt. V. Eswaramma, FM / FS
and Dr. Shoukat Ali, FM/FM
explaining about the
collection of physical
evidence at the crime scene.
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Essential Law for Police Officers & First Course on FS & FM
Sri C. Anjaneya Reddy, IPS, DGP (Rtd) and
founder Director of the APPA addressed
the participants in a combined Class of
FS & FM and Essential Law for Police
Officers Courses on the topic of
“Code of Conduct and Behaviour for
Police Officers” and Ethics on 15‐06‐2016.
MANDATORY COURSES
First Course in Investigation, First Course in FS & FM and Essential Law for Police Officers
Sri Anjani Kumar, IPS, Addl. Commr of Police (L & O), Hyderabad City addressed the participants of First
Course in Investigation, First Course in FS & FM and Essential Law for Police Officers on 12‐04‐2016.
VALEDICTION OF FS & FM COURSE:
Smt. A. Sharada, former I/c. Director, FSL attended as Chief Guest for FS & FM Course held on 8‐6‐2016
VALEDICTION:
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA addressed the
participants of 116th Batch of Essential Law for
Police Officers and 111th Batch of Station
House Management on 16‐06‐2016 in
valedictory function.
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Physical Training Course
Inauguration
OUTDOOR
Sri B. Anantha Sharma, IPS, Dy. Director (OD) addressed the Inaugural Session of
Physical Training Course for Outdoor Staff of TSPA on 11‐04‐2016
Physical Training Course participants at Fireman practice 22‐04‐2016
WEAPON TRAINING COURSE:
Inauguration:
Sri J. Muralidhar, IPS, Dy.Director, TSPA addressed
the participants of Weapon Training Course
on 09.05.2016 in Inaugural Session of the Course.
Participants of Weapon Training Course
are on the field learning assembling and
deassemblig of weapon
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INAUGURATION :
OTHER COURSES
COURSE ON “BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ADMINISTRATION”
Sri M.K. Singh, IPS, IGP (L & O) TS, attended as Chief Guest and addressed the participants (29) of the
Course on One Month Basic Principles of Administration Course conducted for newly appointed Jr. Assts.
on compassionate grounds during inaugural Session on 11‐04‐2016.
VALEDICTION :
Smt. J. Parimala Hana Nutan, IPS, Dy.
Director, Training (Indoor) addressed the
participants during
valediction on 10‐05‐2016
Topics covered during the course:
1. Office Procedure
2. Maintenance of Personal Registers‐File Management
3. Appointments and Declaration of Probation
4. Preparation of Seniority List
5. State and Subordinate Rules
6. Framing of Charges (Minor and Major)
7. Conduct Rules
8. Basic Computers
9. Sanction of different types of Increments
10. Noting and Drafting (Note File, Letters, D.O. Letters and Correspondence)
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Microsoft SQL Training Course:
INAUGURATION:
OTHER COURSES
Sri V.C. Sajjanar, IPS, IGP, SIB addressed the participants of Microsoft SQL Training Course for
Subordinate Police Officers (32) of various Units in Inaugural Session held on 25‐06‐2016
Sri Rajesh Kumar, IPS, DIG, CI Cell addressed the
participants of Microsoft SQL Training Course for
Subordinate Police Officers of various Units in
Valedictory programme held on 27‐06‐2016
Customs and Central Excise Department
Inauguration
Sri P.N. Rao, IRS, Director of Customs and Excise Deparmtent addressed the Inspectors (44) of Central
Excise Department in Inaugural Session on 06‐06‐2016.
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TELANGANA FORMATION DAY CELEBRATIONS ON 2‐6‐2016
Telangana State Formation Day was celebrated in the
Academy on 2‐6‐2016. Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA
attended as Chief Guest and hoisted the National Flag.
While addressing, the Director stated that although
the State has been formed two years back, the struggle for
Telangana State is almost a half century old in which 300
Students / others lost their lives.
The Director and other senior Officers paid tributes
to Prof. Jayashankar, who was one of the founders of the
separate Telangana agitation. He stated that after the
formation of Telangana State the Govt. has taken no. of steps
for the improvement like Kakatiya Mission, Swaccha
Telangana and Swaccha Hyderabad, Haritha Haaram, New
Industrial Policy and IT Policy etc.
With reference to Telangana State Police Academy, for the first time Rs.32.4 crore plan budget was sanctioned
during the current year to establish a Cyber Crime Investigation Lab, Road Safety and Traffic School and an Indoor
Sports Complex apart from CCTV Surveillance and procurement of vehicles and various types of equipments. He also
said that the TS Police Academy has qualified and stood first in Southern Region in the competition for Union Minister’s
Trophy for Best Training Institution.
The Director further stated that all the achievements of the Academy are a result of collective effort and team
work. The Director exhorted all Officers and Staff to work whole heartedly so that the Academy becomes the Best
Training Institute not only in the country, but is also accredited Globally as an Institute of Excellence for Police Training.
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA paid
Tributes to Late Prof. K. Jayashankar,
Founder of Telangana Movement
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OTHER COURSES
Dr. K. Pramod Kumar, Chief Interventional Cardiologist of Yashoda Hospital, Somajiguda
addressed the TSPA Officers & Trainees regarding Heart problems prevention &
precautions on the occasion of World Healthy Day Cardiac Health.
Computer Classes
conducted for In‐house
Faculty of TSPA
When you have police officers who abuse citizens, you erode
public confidence in law enforcement. That makes the job of
good police officers unsafe
-Mary Frances Berry
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LIST OF OFFICERS WHO RECEIVED COMMENDATIONS FROM THE
DIRECTOR, TSPA ON THE FORMATION OF TELANGANA STATE ON 02‐06‐2016
S.No.
S/Sri
Name
Wing
1. T. Siva Reddy, Asst. Director (Admn‐II) Admn.
2. M. Nageswara Rao, Asst. Director (PS) Indoor
3. Dr. B. Karunakar, AD (FM) Indoor
4. Smt. V. Eswaramma, Faculty Member (FS) Indoor
5. N. Seetharamulu, DSP (Commns.) I/c. Class Rooms
6. N. Parthiva Reddy, Admn. Officer Admn.
7. P. Kiran Kumar, RI, SOM Admn.
8. Undi Ravi Outdoor
9. A.Sridhar Reddy, RSI Outdoor
10. T. Ravi Kumar, RSI Outdoor
11. P. Atchi Raju, RSI M.T. Section
12. Ch. P. Appalanaraiaha, RSI (Rtd) Admn.
13. K. Naga Sudhakar Establishment Section
14. Smt. K. Jayalakshmi, Staff Nurse Unit Hospital Group
15. B. Devadanam, ASI (Commns.) Admn.
16. D.C. Rayudu, ASI (Commns.) QM Group
17. S. Venkata Raju, HC‐1649 SOTC
18. P. Ramulu, HC ‐ 209 Welfare Stores
19. Md. Raj Mohammed, ARSI, 6048 Outdoor ‐ Band Group
20. T. Veeraiah, HC‐905 Outdoor
21. Afzalluddin Khan, HC‐1417 RI (Admn) Group
22. P. Bala Gangadhar, HC‐1541 Outdoor
23. N. Venu Gopala Chary, PC‐90 Outdoor
24. A. Veerabhadra Rao, PC‐849 QM Group
25. Balaraju, PC‐6240 Outdoor
26. V. Balaiah, PC‐743 (Driver) M.T. Section
27. P. Yesu Babu, PC‐1734 RI (Admn) Group
28. P. Kumar, Binder Reprography Section
29. B. Anjaiah, Office Sub‐ordinate QM Group
30. N. Sakroo, Scavenger QM Group
31. P. Srinivas, Computers Maintenance Computer Section
S.No.
LIST OF HOME GUARDS WHO RECEIVED CASH REWARDS FROM
DIRECTOR, TSPA ON THE EVE OF REPUBLIC DAY ‐ 2016
Name Wing
Reward
1. D. Jony, HG‐4 SOM 1,000.00
2. B.Shiva Krishna, HG‐125 RI (Admn.) 1,000.00
3. V. Surendra Chary, HG‐53 Canteen 1,000.00
4. P. Banti, HG‐144 QM Group 1,000.00
5. Ch. Mahender, HG‐29 M.T. Wing 1,000.00
6. A.Naveen Kumar, HG‐58 M.T. Wing 1,000.00
7. M. Rajendar Reddy, HG ‐ 28 Admn. Wing 1,000.00
8. P. Simhachalam, HG ‐ 68 Class Rooms Group 1,000.00
9. T. Sujatha, Daily Wage SOM 750.00
10. N. Santhosh, Daily Wage JOM 750.00
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
2nd International Yoga Day
2 nd International Yoga Day was conducted at TSPA for Trainees, Officers and Staff on 21‐06‐2016
Inauguration of Physiotheraphy Unit:
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, Director, TSPA inaugurated Physiotheraphy Unit on 25‐4‐2016.
MEDICAL CAMP IN AZIZNAGAR VILLAGE
As a new initiative in 2016, the Academy
has decided to organise Medical Camps regularly
for the Trainees, Staff and their family
members.
TSPA Organised Medical camp at Aziznagar
Primary School whyich was adopted by the
Academy as Social responsibility on 25.06.2016.
The Health camp was conducted in collaboration
with Shadan Hospitals at ZPH School Premises
in Aziznagar Village of Moinabad Mandal,
Ranga Reddy Dist. The Health camp services
were availed by 218 elders and 315 Children.
Blood Grouping was conducted for 197 School
Children. Villagers expressed their gratitude to
TSPA for organizing such programme in their
village.
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
EAMCET 2016 for Telangana State candidates was conducted at TSPA on 15‐5‐2016. The Officers and
Staff of the TSPA assisted in conducting EAMCET.
Families & Children of
employees of
TSPA visited Birla Science
Museum on 21‐4‐2016.
Under aegies TSPA, Chalivendram was opened in
front of Main Gate to facilitate drinking water to
the pedestrians on 28‐04‐2016
Children of TSPA Employees visited Bala Bhavan and participated
in the events viz, Drawing, Dance, Embroidery,
Music etc on 19.05.2016 on the occasion of Summer Camp
and Children bagged 3 prizes in Painting, Dance & Instrumental
Music (Veena) under supervision of
Smt. S.M. Ratna, Dy. Director ‐ V
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VISIT BY OFFICERS / TRAINEES FROM OTHER STATES / UNITS
IPS Officers who were undergoing
“Competency Based Training” Course
atSVP NPA, Hyderabad” visited TSPA
on 28‐06‐2016 and interacted with
Dr. Ish Director, IPS, Director, TSPA.
Sr Jagbir Singh, IPS, IG, CISF visited TSPA on 20‐4‐2016. During
his visit Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS, TSPA
interacted with him on training activities of the Academy.
Smt. J. Parimala, IPS, Dy. Director, Training
(Indoor) interacted with 47th Batch of
direct recruited Asst. Commandants of
CRPF who visited Academy on 13.06.2016
as part of their training.
VISIT OF SRI B. MALLA REDDY, IPS, MD, TSPHC
Sri B. Malla Reddy, IPS, Inspector General of Police & Managing Director Telangana
State Police Housing Corporation visited the Academy on 18‐6‐2016, went around the
campus, supervised various works / constructions that have been taken up. Sri B. Anantha
Sharma, IPS, DD‐I, RI (QM) and other officers accompanied him during his visit.
VISITS/TRAININGS BY TSPA FACULTY
S.No. Name of the Officer Course / Meeting attended Venue Date
1. Dr.Ish Kumar, IPS,
Meeting on Micro Mission‐V
BPR & D,
Director, TSPA
(Peoples Friendly & SMART Policing) New Delhi
01.04.2016
2. Dr.Ish Kumar, IPS,
Meeting of HODs of Trg.
BPR & D,
Director, TSPA
Institutions
New Delhi
24.5.2016
3. Smt. Kalpana Nayak, IPS,
SVP NPA 04.04.2016
MCTP Phase‐IV
to
Joint Director
Hyderabad
29.04.2016
4. Smt. Kalpana Nayak, IPS,
Joint Director
5. M.A. Rahaman
DySP
6. L. Vijaya Kumar
DySP
3 Day Workshop on
“Competency Based Trg.
Direct Trainer Skills
1st ToT Refresher Course on
Innovative Learning Environment
SVP NPA
Hyderabad
Dr.MCR HRDI
Hyderabad
Central
Academy for
Police Trg,
Kanhasaiya,
Bhopal, MP
Sri B. Malla Reddy, IPS
27.06.2016
to
29.06.2016
30.05.2016
to
02.06.2016
27.06.2016
to
01.07.2016
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ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS
POSTINGS
Sri M.K. Singh, IPS, IGP took
over charge as Addl. Director
on 30‐06‐2016.
TRANSFERS
Sri M.A. Rahman, DSP joined the
Academy on his transfer from
Adilabad District on 09‐05‐2016
Sri P. Srirama Murthy, DSP (AR)
joined the Academy on 06‐06‐2016
on his attachment
RETIREMENTS
Smt. D. Kalpana Nayak, IPS,
Jt.Director was relieved from
this Academy on 30‐06‐2016 on
her transfer as DIG (L & O), TS.
Smt. D. Janaki, Addl.SP / Asst.
Director, TSPA was relieved
from this Academy on 04‐06‐
2016 on her transfer.
Sri K. Ashok, Office
Supdt. retired
from service on
30‐06‐2016 on attaining
superannuation.
Sri M. Satyanarayana,
Sweeper retired from
service on 30‐06‐2016 on
attaining superannuation.
In response to the proposals sent by the Director, TSPA, the Government of Telangana State have
accorded administrative sanction to various works to be taken up in the campus. The details are as follows:
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GOVT. SANCTIONS / WORKS TO BE TAKEN UP
Rs.1.42 crores vide Memo No.5895/Budget/A1/2016, dtd: 25‐4‐2016 for taking up various renovation
works in new Faculty Block, Class Rooms, Toilets etc.
Rs.94.10 lakhs vide Memo No.6942/Budget/A1/2016, dated 24‐05‐2016 for taking various works such
as construction of change room‐cum‐toilets in Parade Ground, construction of F.T. Stores, construction
of (3) Squad Posts at Parade Grounds 1, 2 & 3.
Rs.94.00 lakhs vide Memo No.6943/Budget/A1/2016, dated 24‐05‐2016 for preparation of new Parade
Ground adjoining to the Level‐1 Ground, providing Running Track, preparation of Drill Park, levelling
of all 5 Parade Grounds etc.
Rs.98.50 lakhs vide Memo No.6944 /Budget/A1/2016, dated 24‐05‐2016 for taking up construction
work of Class Room Block at rear side of new Library Block.
Rs.96.50 lakhs vide Memo No.6945/Budget/A1/2016, dated 24‐05‐2016 for taking up various works
like rising of Compound Wall including lighting arrangements around the JOM‐II, SOTC, from Type‐II
Qtrs to JOM.
Rs.84.10 lakhs vide Memo No.6946 /Budget/A1/2016, dated 24‐05‐2016 for taking up works such as
providing running track 15 ft. wide all along the compound wall etc.
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1.
6.
7.
Training Activities /Courses conducted during April ‐ June 2016
Indoor/Outdoor/Other Courses
April ‐ 2016
Sl.
No. Name of the Course From ‐ To
No. of
participants
1. Thematic Course
11.04.2016
Course on Training of Trainers for Indoor
26.05.2016
Faculty of PTCs/CTCs/DTCs/BTCs
SIs to DSP ‐ 86
2. TNA Workshop for Stakeholders (Press,
Juducial, Prosecution, Politicians, Revenue, 27‐04‐2016 Stakeholders ‐ 28
W&E, Jails etc. (Workshop)
3.
Administrative Course
11.04.2016
Basic Principles of Administration for
newly appointed Jr. Assts. on compassionate
10.05.2016
Jr.Assts/Typists ‐ 29
grounds
4. Outdoor Courses
11.04.2016
Course on Physical Training
13.05.2016
PCs to RSIs ‐ 26
5.
18.04.2016
Course on Weapon Training
04.05.2016
PCs to RSIs‐ 15
May ‐ 2016
Mandatory
151th Batch of First Course in FS & FM
116th Batch of Essential Law for
2.
Police Officers
111th Batch of Station House
3.
Management
4. Administrative Course
Basic Principles of Administration for
newly appointed Jr. Assts. on
compassionate grounds
5. 3 Day Workshop on Anti‐Human
Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation
and Bonded Labour
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Outdoor Courses
Course on Weapon Training
Course on Physical Training
June ‐ 2016
Mandatory
152nd Batch of First Course in FS & FM
117th Batch of Essential Law for Police
Officers
Training to directly recruited & promoted
Inspectors of Central Excise, Customs &
Service Tax Dept.
Training Course on Microsoft SQL for
Subordinate Police Units
Training Course on Microsoft SQL for
Subordinate Police Officers
Outdoor Courses
Course on Weapon Training
Course on Physical Training
23.05.2016
08.06.2016
30.05.2016
16.06.2016
30.05.2016
16.06.2016
09.05.2016
26.05.2016
SIs (Civil) ‐ 28
SIs (Civil) ‐ 33
SIs (Civil) ‐ 25
30.05.2016
01.06.2016 Jr.Assts/Typists ‐ 25
30.05.2016
01.06.2016
16.05.2016
20.05.2016
16.06.2016
02.07.2016
20.06.2016
08.07.2016
06.06.2016
18.06.2016
13.06.2016
25.07.2016
27.06.2016
13.07.2016
06.06.2016
23.06.2016
06.06.2016
14.07.2016
SIs to DSsP ‐ 45
Course Director/
Course Coordinator
Smt.J. Parimala, IPS, DD
Smt. D. Janaki, AD
Sri YV Ramana Kumar, DySP
Smt.J. Parimala, IPS, DD
Smt. D. Janaki, AD
Sri YV Ramana Kumar, DySP
Sri T.Shankar Reddy, AD
Sri N.Parthiv Reddy, AO
Smt.YVS Jyothirmani, Office Supdt.
Sri A.R. Sunil Kumar, AD (OD)
Sri B. Viswanadham, RI (FT)
Sri S.Gopala Krishna, DySP
Sri Sri U. Ravi, RI (FT)
Sri T. Shankar Reddy, AD (PS)
Dr.N.Anitha Evangelin, FM (FS)
Sri M. Nageswara Rao, AD
Dr. K. Ajay, FM (Law)
Sri K.Sivaram Prasad, AD
Sri P.V. Subba Reddy
Sri M. Narayana, AD
Sri N.Parthiv Reddy, AO
Smt.YVS Jyothirmani, Office Supdt.
Smt.J. Parimala, IPS, DD
Smt. D. Janaki, AD
Sri YV Ramana Kumar, DySP
PCs to RSIs ‐ 18 Sri S. Gopalakrishna, DySP
Sri U. Ravi, RI (FT)
Sri M. Madhava Rao, DySP (FT)
PCs to RSIs ‐ 24
Sri B. Viswanadham, RI (FT)
SIs (Civil) ‐ 25
SIs (Civil) ‐ 33
Insprs ‐ 44
PCs ‐ 30
PCs ‐ 36
PCs to RSIs ‐ 19
Dr. B. Karunakar, AD (FM)
Dr.N.Anitha Evangelin, FM (FS)
Sri Barkat Ali, FM (Law)
Dr. K. Ajay, FM (Law)
Sri A.R. Sunil Kumar, AD (OD)
Sri M.A. Rehman, DSP
Sri M.Madhava Rao, DSP (FT)
Sri Rajesh Kumar, IPS, DIG, CI Cell
Sri SV Madhav Reddy, DSP
Sri Rajesh Kumar, IPS, DIG, CI Cell
Sri SV Madhav Reddy, DSP
Sri S. Gopalakrishna, DySP
Sri U. Ravi, RI (FT)
PCs to RSIs ‐ 23 Sri M. Madhava Rao, DySP (FT)
Sri B. Viswanadham, RI (FT)
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JULY‐2016 ‐ IN DOOR COURSES
01.
COURSE CALENDAR - JULY TO SEPT, 2016
S.No. Course Title Duration Target Group
Orientation Course on Counter Terrorism
02. Orientation Course on Counter Terrorism
18‐07‐2016
27‐07‐2016 Officers and Men of DSB & CI Cell
25‐07‐2016
29‐07‐2016
03. One Day Workshop on SMART Policing 26‐07‐2016 DSsP to DIG
Officers and Men of DSB & CI Cell
COMPUTER COURSES
01. Basic IT Awareness Coure on PC Trouble Shooting
(NCRB)
11‐07‐2016
17‐07‐2016 PC to SIs
02. CCTNS IT Basics (NCRB) 18‐07‐2016
23‐07‐2016 PC to SIs
OUTDOOR COURSES:
01. Weapon Training
02. Physical Training
01‐07‐2016
21‐07‐2016
18‐07‐2016
24‐08‐2016
HCs to RSIs of AR & TSSP
RSIs/HCs/PCs
MINISTERIAL STAFF COURSES:
01. Course on Maintenance of Records and RTI Act 14‐07‐2016
17‐07‐2016
Recd Assts/Jr.Assts & Sr. Assts &
Executive Staff dealing with
records and RTI Act
AUGUST‐2016 ‐ IN DOOR COURSES
S.No. Course Title Duration Target Group
01.
Training of Trainers for new Indoor Faculty of PTCs,CTC
sand DTCs.
08‐08‐2016
06‐10‐2016
DSsP/CIs/SIs
COMPUTER COURSES
07. Cyber Crime Investigation 29‐08‐2016
03‐09‐2016
OUTDOOR COURSES:
01. Weapon Training (15 working days)
MINISTERIAL STAFF COURSES:
02‐08‐2016
20‐08‐2016
05. Course on Maintenance of Records and RTI Act 18‐08‐2016
20‐08‐2016
06. Course on Disciplinary Proceedings 22‐08‐2016
24‐08‐2016
SIs to Inspectors
HCs to RSIs of AR & TSSP
Recd Assts/Jr.Assts & Sr. Assts &
Executive Staff dealing with
records and RTI Act
Supdts., Sr.Assts. and Jr. Assts.
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COURSE CALENDAR - JULY TO SEPT, 2016
SEPTEMBER‐2016 ‐ IN DOOR COURSES
S.No. Course Title Duration Target Group
01. First Course in FS & FM (15 working Days)
19‐09‐2016 Directly recruited SIs /
05‐10‐2016 Conversion SIs
02. Essential Law for Police Officers (15 working Days) 19‐09‐2016
05‐10‐2016
Directly recruited SIs / Con. SIs
03. Orientation Course for Circle Inspectors 26‐09‐2016
29‐10‐2016
CIs
05. Prof. S. Venugopal Rao Memorial Lecture 27‐09‐2016
COMPUTER COURSES
01. Network and e‐Security concept (NCRB)
02. Cyber Forensics and Cyber Crime (NCRB)
OUTDOOR COURSES:
19‐09‐2016
23‐09‐2016
24‐09‐2016
01‐10‐2016
01. Weapon Training 19‐09‐2016
05‐10‐2016
02. Vehicle / MT Stores Maintenance in Dists & Bns. 26‐09‐2016
28‐09‐2016
03. Store Maintenance in Districts & Bns. 26‐09‐2016
28‐09‐2016
MINISTERIAL STAFF COURSES:
01. Basic Principles of Admininstration
02. Maintenance of Records and RTI Act
OUTDOOR COURSES:
01.
Outdoor Induction Training to directly recruited
and promoted Inspector of Customs, Central
Excise and Service Tax Dept.
13‐09‐2016
05‐10‐2016
26‐09‐2016
28‐09‐2016
13‐09‐2016
24‐09‐2016
02. Training Programme for direct recruited AMVIs 19‐09‐2016
27‐10‐2016
SIs and above
SIs and above
HCs to RSIs of AR & TSSP
HCs to RIs of AR & TSSP
HCs to RIs of AR & TSSP
‐‐‐
Newly appointed Jr.Assts /
Typists
Recd Assts/Jr.Assts & Sr. Assts &
Executive Staff dealing with
records and RTI Act
Newly recruited and promoted
Inspectors
AMVIs
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New Library Block
EDITORIAL BOARD
Dr. Ish Kumar, IPS
ADGP & Director
Chief Editor
J. Parimala, IPS
Dy. Director
Editor
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Y.V. Ramana Kumar
Dy. Supdt. of Police
Sub-Editor
K.C. Veerabhadri
DRO
B. Gourishankar
HG, Photographer
P. Balaiah,
HG, Photographer

RBVRR
TELANGANA STATE POLICE ACADEMY
“TRAINING NEEDS ASSESSMENT”
For Cadet SIs (Civil)
nd
27 April 2016
Group photograph of TNA Workshop conducted with various Stakeholders, including University
Professors, representatives from Judiciary, Prosecutions, Prisons, Minority Commission,
Govt. Departments ie Revenue, Transport, Excise, Public & Media representatives.
Published by the Director, RBVRR T.S. Police Academy, Hyderabad - 500 091.
Phone: 040-24593380, Fax: 040-24593201, e-mail: tspa.hyd@gmail.com