Annual Report - Ministry of Home Affairs

• MM:01 Human Resource Development
(Police Population Ratio - Career
Progression – Leadership -Accountability -
Performance Evaluation - Training -
Attitudinal Changes - Welfare of Police
Personnel- Police University, etc)
• MM:02 Community Policing
(Involving Community in Policing - Police
Interface with Media, Industry and other
relevant segments - Police Image, etc)
• MM:03 Communication and Technology
(POLNET – CIPA - Cyber Techniques -
Forensic Science – DNA - Narco - analysis,
etc)
• MM:04 Infrastructure
(Buildings - official and residential -
Equipment and Weaponry, etc)
• MM:05 New Processes (Process
Engineering)
(On-going Police Practices - Review and
Impact analysis - Existing Best Practices-
Innovations in India and elsewhere, and their
adoptability -Procurement
procedures - Delegation and
Decentralization, etc)
• MM:06 Proactive Policing and Visualizing
future challenges
(Extremism and naxalism - Mob Violence -
Cyber crime - Money Laundering- Narco
Terrorism - human trafficking, etc.)
12.29 �e Micro Missions have recommended
12 specific projects to be considered under the
NPM. �e following projects of MMs have been
approved for immediate Implementation:-
I. Community Counselling Centres
II. So� Skill Training module for police
personnel
III. Transparent Recruitment Process
IV. Needs of Indian Police for Effective
Incident Response Dial 100
12.30 �e presentation for the 4 following
projects out of 7 remaining projects was made
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before Home Secretary on 5.1.2010. All the
projects were approved and further necessary
action is being taken by Mission Directorate:-
i. Project on National Police Information &
Convergence Network
ii. Project on Standardization of Procurement
Processes
iii. Project on Establishing State level Special
Task Force and National Centre for Counter
Terrorism
iv. Project on Forensic Science as an Aid to
Investigation at Police Station
MODERNISATION OF PRISONS
12.31 �e Central Government launched a
non-plan scheme in 2002-03 for construction of
new jails to reduce over-crowding, repair and
renovation and construction of additional
barracks in the existing jails, improvement in
sanitation and water supply and construction of
living accommodation for prison personnel. �e
scheme known as Modernization of Prisons has
been implemented in 27 States over a period of
five years (2002-07) with an outlay of Rs.1,800
crore. �e cost is being shared between the
Central and State Governments in the ratio of
75:25 respectively. �e scheme was extended by
a further period of 2 years without additional
funds to enable the State Governments to
complete their activities by March 31, 2009. �e
scheme of modernization of prisons has now
closed on March 31, 2009 and the State
Government will complete the project by March
31, 2010.
12.32 As per report received for the period
ending December 2009, 99 new jails, 1,365
additional barracks in the existing prisons and
7,852 staff quarters for the prison personnel
have been constructed by the State
Governments under the Scheme. Almost entire
work relating to water and sanitation has been
completed by the State Government. �e State
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