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‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij x`gea=h dk Hkk”k.k 2

‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij egkfuns’kd dk Lokxr Hkk”k.k 3

‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij 80 dkfeZd lEekfur 4

Home Minister presents medals to bravehearts 5

Passing Out Parade

Passing Out Parade of 45 (B) batch DAGOs 11

egkfuns'kd ds nkSjs 15

Directorate News

Felicitation of sports persons 20

fonkbZ lekjksg 25

Achievements

Operations branch 26

Provisioning/Recruitment/Welfare branch 29

fgUnh 'kk[kk 30

CRPF allotted AC-III coaches in 4 trains 30

fjØwV izf'k{k.k dsUnz] Jhuxj 31

International Women’s Day Programmes 33

Memoir

‘Adieu the CRPF’ – Long Live 15th DAGOs 37

Inspirational Article

If we always do what we always did 41

…….We will always get what we always got

Special Feature

Institute of IED Mgmt (IIM), CRPF 44

flfod ,D'ku dk;ZØe 47

[ksydwn 52

CRPF Public Schools, Dwarka & Rohini 54

fofHkUu lekpkj 56

dfork,¡ 57

usiky =klnh % Crisis in Nepal 58

fonkbZ o vkxeu 60

LFkkukUrj.k 61

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‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij Jh jktukFk flag] ekuuh; dsUnzh; x`gea=h dk Hkk”k.k

Jh gfj HkkbZ th pkS/kjh] Director General CRPF, Jh izdk’k feJ] Director IB Jh fnus’oj th feJ vkSj Lis’ky Mhth Jh nqxkZ izlkn vkSj bl lekjksg esa mifLFkr lHkh iSjkfefyVjh QkslZ ds Director Generals] vU; vfèkdkjh x.k] esjs cgknqj tokuksa vkSj muds

ifjokj ds lnL;ksa ftl le; eq>s tkudkjh izkIr gqbZ fd ftu gekjs lhvkjih,Q ds tokuksa us vius ‘kkS;Z vkSj ijkØe dk le;≤ ij ifjp; fn;k gSa] vkt mudks ;gka ij eSMy fn, tk,axsa] vkSj eq>s ml le; mifLFkr jguk gSaA fe=ksa eSa g`n; dh xgjkb;ksa ls dguk pkgrk gw¡a fd eSaus bl dke dks djus esa xkSjo dh vuqHkwfr dh gS] vkSj blhfy, [kMs+&[kMs+ eSaus ;g lkspk fd ;fn eSa xkSjo dh vuqHkwfr dj jgk gw¡aa rks gekjs lg;ksxh Jh gfj HkkbZ pkSèkjh Hkh blls oafpr ugh jgus pkfg,A blhfy, eaSus dgk fd eSMy~l dk Distribution muds ek/;e ls Hkh gksuk pkfg,A

tgka rd lhvkjih,Q vkSj nwljh iSjkfefyVjh QkslZ dk loky gSa] fiNys 10 eghus esa cgqr gh utnhd ls geus ns[kk gSa vkSj eSa dg ldrk gw¡aa fd ,d fnu vkidh ‘kkS;Z xkFkk ugh gSaA ljnkj iksLV ij gekjs tokuksa us tks dqN Hkh fd;k gSa] viuh tku gFksyh ij ysdj Hkkjr dh lhekvks dh lqj{kk dh gSaA fHkUu fHkUu ftEesnkfj;ksa dk fuoZgu djrs gq, le; le; ij tks Hkh gekjs toku ‘kghn gq, gSa] eSa ‘kh’k >qdk dj mudks ueu djuk pkgrk gw¡wa vkSj eSa iz’kUlk djrk gw¡a mu ‘kghn tokuksa ds ifjokj ds lnL;ksa dh] ekrkvks dh] ifRu;ksa dh] cPpksa dh] ftUgksus ,slh dfBu ifjfLFkfr;kWa iSnk gksus ds ckotwn fgEer vkSj lkgl ls dke fd;k gSA ;g dksbZ NksVh ckr ugha gS vkSj eSa rks ;g ns[k jgk gw¡ fd gkMZ ,fj;k esa gekjs lhvkjih,Q tokuksa dks vf/kdkfj;ksa dks fdl <ax ls dk;Z djuk iM+rk gSA

eSaus Director General, CRPF dks x`g ea=ky; dh

ftEesnkjh laHkkyus ds ckn ;g dgk fd eSa [kqn tkdj fdlh dSai esa ns[kuk pkgrk gw¡ fd gekjs toku ogka dSls jgrs gSa] vkSj eSaus rks vkxzg fd;k gS fd tks lcls tfVy gks] nqxZe {ks= gks] dfBu {ks= gks] ogka eq>s tkuk pkfg,A eSa dsoy ogkWa tkuk gh ugha pkgrk cfYd tokuksa ds lkFk jkr dks :duk Hkh pkgrk gw¡A

vius deZ dk ikyu djuk] ;gh dRkZZO; gS vkSj eSa tkurk gw¡w] drZO; ikyu dh dqN cqfu;knh vko’;drk,a gksrh gSaA Lis’ky lSDVjh ds :Ik esa Hkh Jh izdk’k feJ vkids Director General jgs gSaA ;gka ij Director General BSF vkSj ITBP cSBs gq, gSaA gekjh ;g pkgr jgrh gS fd ge dSls vius tokuksa ds fy,] vius iSjkfefyVjh QkSlZ ds fy, dqN djsaA eSa vyx& vyx lHkh iSjkfefyVjh QkSlZ ds tks Hkh Director General gSa muds lkFk cSBk gw¡A eSaus dgk gS fd gj ,d leL;k dk lek/kku brus le; ds vUnj gksuk pkfg, vkSj eSa viuh iSjkfefyVjh QkSlZ ds Director General dks Hkh eSa dguk pkgw¡axk fd vki r; dhft,A Home Ministry esa Hkh mldk follow-up Bhd rjhds ls gksuk pkfg, vkSj eSaus rks bl lhek rd vktknh ns j[kh gS fd dHkh Hkh dksbZ leL;k vkrh gS rks lh/ks eq>ls ckr dj ldrs gSaA

gkWfLiVy esa tks gekjs toku HkrhZ gks tkrs gSa mUgsa vkWQ&M~;wVh ekuk tkrk gSA eSus QSlyk fd;k fd mls vkWQ&M~;wVh ugha ekuk tk,xkA mls vkWu&M~;wVh gh ekuk tk,xkA dy tc eSus Jh izdk’k feJ ds lkFk ckr&phr dj jgk Fkk ml le; esjs /;ku esa ,d ckr vkbZ fd gekjs lhvkjih,Q ds toku dh gkMZ ,fj;k esa tc iksfLaVx jgrh gS rc gkMZ ,fj;k ds dqN vykmal feyrs gaSA ysfdu tc og ?kj pys tkrs gSa] 5 fnu] 10 fnu] rks mudks HkRrk@vykmal ugha feyrs gSaA ;g cgqr nqHkkZX;iw.kZ gSA eSa ekurk gw¡ fd ;g mfpr ugha gS vkSj fe=ksa eSa bldk fujkdj.k d:axkA ‘kghn gksus ij tks dqN Hkh izkIr gksrk gS] mlls Hkh eSa O;fDrxr :Ik ls larq”V ugha gw¡wA blds fy, esjk iz;Ru tkjh gSSA ,d rjQ rks Hkkjr dh lhekvksa dh j{kk djrs

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gq,] ns’k dh v[k.Mrk dh j{kk djrs gq, vki ftUnxh vkSj ekSr dk [ksy [ksyrs gSa vkSj nwljh rjQ tc eSa ns[krk gw¡ fd vki lkekftd nkf;Ro dk Hkh fuokZgu djrs gSaA gkMZ ,fj;k NRrhlx<+ esa vkSj >kj[kaM esa Hkh dqN dSai yxk dj dqN yksxksa dk bZykt Hkh lhvkjih,Q ds toku djrs gSaA

vkt bl volj ij T;knk dqN u dgrs gq, eSa leLr

‘kghnksa dh ekrkvksa] cguksa dk vfHkuUnu djuk pkgrk gw¡A tc Hkh fdlh dks ;g ekywe gksxk fd bl ifjokj dk dksbZ O;fDr ‘kghn gqvk gS] rks ml ifjokj ds izfr yksxksa dh vkLFkk c<s+xhA ,d lEeku dk Hkko yksxksa ds g`n; esa gksxkA eSa vki ds /kS;Z dh] vkids lkgl dh] ljkguk djrk gw¡A tks Hkh gekjs toku ‘kghn gq, gSa] mudks eSa J)katfy vfiZr djrk gw¡wA

‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij Jh izdk'k feJ] egkfuns'kd dsUnzh; fjt+oZ iqfyl cy dk Lokxr Hkk"k.k

ekuuh; Jh jktukFk flag] dsUnzh; x`g ea=h] Jh gfjHkkbZ ikjFkhHkkbZ pkS/kjh] x`g jkT; ea=h] Jh fnus’oj ‘kekZ] Director Intelligence Bureau] dsUnzh; iqfyl laxBuksa ds izeq[k] iwoZ izeq[k] fof’k”V vfrfFkx.k] lekjksg esa

mifLFkr vfèkdkjhx.k] I;kjs tokuksa] izsl&ehfM;k ds izfrfuf/kx.k] nsfo;ksa vkSj lTtuksaA

eSa loZizFke bl cy ds ‘kghnkas o muds ifjokj ds lnL;ksa dks ueu djrk gw¡] ftuds cfynku ds dkj.k ;g cy ns’k dh vkUrfjd lqj{kk ds ,d l’kDr vax ds :i esa mHkjk gSA

vkt ds bl dsUnzh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy ds ‘kkS;Z fnol lekjksg esa] eSa iwjs cy dh vksj ls ekuuh; x`g ea=h th dk vkSj vki lHkh dk gkfnZd Lokxr o vfHkuUnu djrk gw¡aA egksn;] vkidk lh-vkj-ih-,Q- ds izfr vR;kf/kd yxko gh ;g iznf’kZr djrk gS fd vR;kf/kd O;Lr dk;ZØeksa esa ls dqN cgqewY; {k.k fudky dj vki gekjs chp mifLFkr gq;s] ge blds fy, vkids vkHkkjh gSaA vkidh mifLFkfr ls ge xkSjokfUor gq;s vkSj Hkfo”; dh pqukSfr;ksa dk lkeuk djus ds fy;s gekjk eukscy vkSj c<+k gSA

vius 75 o”kZ ds dk;Zdky esa CRPF us cfynku ds lkFk&lkFk ‘kkS;Z dh vusd xkFkk,a fy[kh gSaA bUgha esa ‘kkS;Z

fnol Hkh ,d gS] ftls vkt ge euk jgs gSaA 1965 esa vkt ds gh fnu CRPF dh nks dEifu;ksa us ikfdLrku dh iwjh fczxsM ds vkØe.k dk lkeuk MV dj djrs gq;s mls ihNs /kdsy fn;k vkSj 34 nq’eu lSfudkas dks ekj fxjk;k rFkk 4 dks ftank idM+ fy;kA ;g cy dh ,slh ,frgkfld fot; Fkh ftl ij cy ds izR;sd lnL; dks xoZ gSA blds igys blh cy us gkWV fLizax ¼Hot spring½ esa phuh vkØe.k dks jksddj ohjrk dh ubZ felky dk;e dh Fkh A laln ij gq, vkRe?kkrh geys dks ukdke dj CRPF us lHkh vkrafd;ksa dks ekj fxjk;k ,oa yksdra= dh j{kk dhA blds vykok ;g cy fnu jkr ns’k ds nwj njkt {ks=ksa esa viuh eqLrSn rSukrh vkSj etcwr bjknks ls ns’k dh v[kaMrk dks cuk, j[kus esa egRoiw.kZ ;ksxnku ns jgk gSA

ns’k lsok esa yxh CRPF dh gkSlyk vQtkbZ ds fy, vc rd 4210 vf/kdkjh o tokuksa dks vc rd fofHkUu indksa ,oa vaydj.kksa ls lEekfur fd;k tk pqdk gSA ohjrk gekjh ijEijk vkSj ns’k lsok gekjk /keZ jgk gSA

vkt bl dk;ZØe esa mifLFkr iqfyl ohjrk ind izkIr djus okys vf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa tokukas o muds ifjokjtuksa dks eSa gkfnZd c/kkbZ nsrk gw¡a vkSj vk’kk djrk gWaw fd muds }kjk izLrqr mnkgj.k ge lHkh ds fy, izsj.kknk;d fl) gksxkA ekuuh; x`g ea=h dks Hkh /kU;okn nsrk gw¡ fd og ;gkWa mifLFkr gq, vkSj bl lekjksg dh ‘kksHkk c<+kbZA

iqu% ‘kghnksa dks esjk o cy dk dksfV&dksfV ueuA

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‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij dsUnzh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy ds 80 dkfeZd lEekfur

lhvkjih,Q ds ‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij fnukad 09@04@2015 cy ds 80 ‘kwjohjksa dks ohjrk ds fy, iqfyl indkas ls vyaÑr fd;k x;kA Jh jktukFk flag] ekuuh; x`g ea=h vkSj Jh gfjHkkbZ ikFkhZHkkbZ pkS/kjh] ekuuh; x`g jkT;ea=h us ind iznku fd;sA bl volj ij Jh fnus’oj ‘kekZ] funs’kd] vkbZ-oh- Jh izdk’k feJ] egkfuns’kd] lhvkjih,Q vkSj Jh nqxkZ izlkn] fo’ks”k egkfuns’kd] lhvkjih,Q mifLFkr FksA mifLFkr tu lewgksa dks lacksf/kr djrs gq, x`g ea=h us dgk fd lhvkjih,Q ds vf/kdkfj;ksa vkSj tokuksa us le;&le; ij ‘kkS;Z vkSj ijkØe dk ifjp; fn;k gSA mUgksaus dgk fd ohjrk ds ind izkIr djus okyksa dks lEekfur djrs gq, os xkSjokfUor eglwl dj jgs gSaA Jh jktukFk flag us nwjnjkt ds bykdksa esa flfod ,D’ku dk;ZØeksa ds tfj, LFkkuh; vkSj xjhc yksxksa dh enn ds fy, lhvkjih,Q dh izla’kk dhA x`gea=h us vk’oklu fn;k fd dsUnzh; l‘kL= iqfyl cyksa dh leL;kvksa ds lek/kku ds fy, gj lEHko enn nh tk,xhA

eq[; vfrfFk dk Lokxr djrs gq, Jh izdk’k feJ] egkfuns’kd] lhvkjih,Q us dgk fd ohjrk cy dh

ijEijk jgh gS vkSj jk”Vª lsok mldk /keZ gSA cy ds egkfuns’kd us lhvkjih,Q ds ‘kghnksa dks J)katfy vfiZr djrs gq, dgk fd bu ohj vf/kdkfj;ksa vkSj tokuksa us cy dk xkSjo c<+k;k gSA Jh nqxkZ izlkn] fo’ks”k egkfuns’kd us /kU;okn Kkiu fd;kA

blls igys Jh jktukFk flag vkSj lEekuuh; vfrfFk;ksa us ljnkj iksLV dh ifo= feV~Vh okys dy’k ij ekY;kiZ.k fd;kA lhvkjih,Q ds egkfuns’kd us x`gea=h vkSj x``g jkT;ea=h dks Le`fr fpUg~ HksaV fd;sA bl volj ij lhvkjih,Q ds ‘kkS;Z ds ckjs esa ,d y?kq fQYe Hkh fn[kkbZ xbZ A

dsUnzh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy dh nwljh cVkfy;u dh ,d NksVh VqdM+h us xqtjkr esa ljnkj iksLV ij fnukad 9 vizSy 1965 dks 3500 tokuksa dh ‘kfDr’kkyh ikfdLrkuh fczxsM }kjk fd; x, geys dks foQy dj fn;k Fkk] ftlesa 34 ikfdLrkuh toku ekjs x, vkSj 4 thfor idM+s x,A bl geys esa dsUnzh; fjtoZ iqfyl cy ds 6 cgknqj tokuksa us drZO; dh osnh ij vius izk.k U;kSNkoj fd,A bl fnol dks izR;sd o”kZ cy esa ^^’kkS;Z fnol** ds :Ik esa euk;k tkrk gS A

‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij mifLFkr eq[; vfrfFk Jh jktukFk flag] ekuuh; x`g ea=h] Jh gfjHkkbZ ikFkhZHkkbZ pkS/kjh] ekuuh; x`g jkT;ea=h ,oa Jh izdk’k feJ] egkfuns’kdA ‘kkS;Z fnol ds volj ij Jh jktukFk flag] ekuuh; x`g ea=h] ljnkj iksLV dh ifo=

feV~Vh dks ekY;kiZ.k djrs gq,

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HOME MINISTER PRESENTS MEDALS TO BRAVEHEARTSEYES MOIST WITH MEMORIES OF MARTYRS'

SHAHEED CT SUNNY SALATHIA 168 BN

On 19/04/2013, while posted in 168 Bn, Shri Sunny Salathia participated in an operation between Murdanda and Timarpur villagers, Distt: Bijapur (CG) wherein he displayed conspicuous gallantry, exceptional bravery and unparalleled courage undertaking great personal risk against a large numbers of Maoists. Despite sustaining injuries he fought from the front and inflicted heavy casualties on them before laying down his life for the nation.

Neetu salathia wife of Shaheed Ct Sunny Salathia

SHAHEED CT S.PRABHU 210 CoBRA

On 14/08/2012, while posted in 210 CoBRA, Shri. S. Prabhu participated in operation against Maoists in the Basaguda-Pusbaka road, Distt-Bijapur (Chhattisgarh) where a fierce encounter took place. Without caring for his life in face of grave danger he counter-attacked the maoists and injured two of them before laying down his life for the nation. His prompt and brave action saved the lives of other troopers.

Smt Padma mother of Shaheed Ct S Prabhu

SHAHEED CT MUKESH KUMAR BUNKAR, 203 COBRA

On 18/09/2012, while posted in 203 CoBRA, Shri Mukesh Kumar Bunkar participated in an operation against Maoists at village-Rabda(Juri), PS-PratapPur, Distt-Chatra (Jharkhand) where a fierce encounter took place. Without caring for his life in face of grave danger he fought from the front and in the counter-attack gunned down one maoist. Despite sustaining grievous injuries he continued the assault against maoists and laid down his life in the battlefield.

Smt Bina Devi wife of Shaheed Ct Mukesh Kumar Bunkar

SHAHEED CT PARASMANI JHA, 175 BN

On 26/01/2012, while posted in 175 Bn CRPF,

Shri Parasmani Jha counter-attacked the insurgents

who had laid an ambush on the troops at Aishi in

Chandel Distt. of Manipur. Without caring for his life

in face of grave danger he fought from the front and

injured few insurgents resulting in breaking of the

ambush before laying down his life for the nation.

Smt Usha Devi mother of Shaheed Ct Parasmani Jha

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SHAHEED HC NARENDER SINGH, 175 BN

On 26/01/2012, while posted in 175 Bn CRPF, Shri Narender Singh counter-attacked the insurgents who had laid an ambush on the troops at Aishi in Chandel Distt. of Manipur. Without caring for his life in face of grave danger he fought from the front and injured few insurgents resulting in breaking of the ambush before laying down his life for the nation.

LATE SHRI JAISHANKAR UPADHYAY, AC12 BN

On 06/09/2013, while posted in 12 Bn. CRPF, Shri Jaishankar Kumar Upadhyay, AC, led an operation against Maoists in Gandhmardhan Forest, Distt. Bargarh (Odisha) where a fierce encounter took place. Without caring for his life in face of grave danger he led his men from the front and in the counter-attack gunned down one maoist.

SHAHEED SI/GD PRADEEP KUMAR, 210 COBRA

On 24/07/2012, while posted in 210 CoBRA, Shri Pradeep Kumar participated in operation against insurgents in East Garo Hills, Williamnagar (Meghalaya) where a fierce encounter took place. Without caring for his life in face of grave danger he led his men from the front and in the counter-attack injured two insurgents before laying down his life for the nation.

SHAHEED CT SHASHINDRA KUMAR SHARMA, 159 BN

On 10/06/2012, while posted in 159 Bn, Shri Shashindra Kr. Sharma participated in an operation against Maoists in the jungles of Chakrabandha, Distt. Gaya (Bihar) where a fierce encounter took place. Without caring for his life in face of grave danger he fought from the front. Though severely injured he counter-attacked and gunned down two maoists before laying down his life for the nation.

Smt Usha Devi wife of Shaheed HC Narender Singh Smt. Renu Devi wife of Shaheed S.I. Pradeep Kumar

Smt Sharda Devi mother of Shaheed Ct Shashidhra Kumar SharmaSmt Rukmani Devi mother of Asst.Comdt Shaheed Jaishankar Upadhyay

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Ct Subir Kumar Das

Ct Chitrasen Gond Ct Shailender Nath Bera

HC E Yaima Singh HC Sadanand Yadav

HC/Dvr Ram Bilash ASI Vishnu Pada Jamatia Shri Vishwa Ranjan, Asst. Comdt Ct Ali Hasan

Ct Sibo Prasad Panigiri Ct Giresh Halki HC Dinesh Singh Rawat Ct Sumit Kumar

Insp Mool Chand Verma Ct Manoj Yadav Sh Ramesh Kumar, Asst.Comdt Ct Pankaj Rahang

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SI Dinamani Baishya Ct Vinod Kumar Sh Raju Kumar, Asstt.Comdt

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Ct H Kipgen

Sh Ravi Kumar Doodi, Asstt.Comdt Ct Dharmender Roy Sh Gurucharan Kalinda, Asstt.Comdt Ct Raj Kumar

Ct Sanjay Yadav Sh Anjani Kumar, Dy.Comdt Ct Teekam Ct Jitender Singh

Ct Manjeet Singh HC Dilip Kumar Mishra Sh Anil Kumar, Asstt. Comdt Ct Jeet Hari Prasad

Ct Vipin Singh Ct Puran Mal Jaat Ct Anil Kumar Sh Rajender Kumar, Dy.Comdt

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Ct Lal Singh Ct Manish Kumar Tiwari Sh Kaushal Sadan, Dy.Comdt

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HC Md. Rashid Khan

Sh R K Bahali, Dy.Comdt Ct Birju Kumar Sh Trilok Nath Singh, Dy.Comdt Ct Vikash Kumar Singh

Insp Harjinder Singh Sh Rohit Kumar, Dy.Comdt Ct Chandan Kumar Ct Biju Ramchiary

Ct Sunil Paswan SI Mahipal Singh Rawat SI Anil Kumar Yadav Sh. Devender Singh Pal, 2nd-In-Command

Ct Daleep Singh Ct Amit Kumar Ct Ajeet Kumar Singh Ct Navneesh Kumar

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SI Mohan Singh Bisht Sh Sinku Saran Singh, Dy.Comdt Sh Mahender Singh, Commandant

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HC Jitender Kumar Singh

Sh Rakesh Rao, Commandant Ct V Radhakrishnan Ct Md. Ashraf Ct Biju G.S

Sh Komal Singh, DIGP Ct Daval Sab HC/RO Malek S Ahmed Sh G Madhu, Dy.Comdt

Sh S Elango, DIGP Ct Ranjeet Singh

Ct Sanjit Mohi

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Sixty Five (65) Direct Officers Inducted into the Force

Sixty Five (65) Direct Officers were inducted into the Force in a grand Passing Out Parade of the 45 (B) batch of DAGOs (Directly Appointed Gazetted Officers), held at CRPF Academy, Kadarpur, Gurgaon on 27th April, 2015. The batch included five (05) Mahila Officers. Sh Prakash Singh, Ex-DG BSF/UP Police/Assam Police was the Chief Guest on this occasion and took salute. Sh Prakash Mishra, DG CRPF, Sh K. Durga Prasad, Special DG, Sh P.V.K. Reddy, Addl. DG, Sh Kishore Jha, Addl. DG, other senior officers of

Sh Prakash Singh, Chief Guest taking the salute of PoP of 45 (B) Batch. Sh Prakash Mishra, DG CRPF is also seen

Lady Officer awarded 'Sword of Honour' Profile of Ms Neetu Mishra, AC

Winner of Sword of Honour Miss Neetu Mishra’s schooling from Army school, Patiala, motivated her to join the forces to serve the Nation. She got her Bachelor of Physiotherapy degree from Punjabi University, Patiala and worked in Colombia Asia Hospital, Patiala as a physiotherapist for one year. She also worked in State Bank of Patiala, as a clerk for 11 months. Miss Neetu Mishra, Asst.Comdt took part actively in various activities during training and was adjudged the All Round Best Trainee. She was awarded the Home Minister’s Cup and Sword of Honour at PoP.

Miss Neetu Mishra, AC receiving the All Round Best Trophy from Sh Prakash Singh, Chief Guest and Sh Prakash Singh,

DG CRPF

Best in Indoor Subjects received by Miss. Neetu Mishra

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Sh Prakash Singh, Ex-DG BSF inspecting the parade alongwith Sh Prakash Mishra, DG CRPF

Reaching for the sky - The trainees in jovial mood after the ceremony

The parade salutes the Chief Guest

the Force and families of trainees were also present on the occasion.

The trainees were put through 50 weeks of basic training in various disciplines like physical training, weapons & tactics, survival, office procedure, combat leadership etc. to shape them into combat leaders. Miss Neetu Mishra, Asst. Comdt. was adjudged the ‘All Round Trainee’ and was awarded the Home Minister’s Cup & Sword of Honour. She also won the trophy for Best in Indoor subjects, while the trophy for Best in outdoor subjects was bagged by Ms Tandle Swati Tukaram, Asst. Commandant. Sh N. Rishikanta Singh, Asst. Comdt. won the Director’s Baton for parade commander and trophies for Best Drill & Best Physical Training, while the trophy for Best in Endurance was won by Sh Maheshwaran M, Asst. Commandant. Trophy for Best in firing was won by Sh Dev Ram Chaudhary, Asst. Commandant.

Speaking on the occasion, Sh Prakash Mishra, DG CRPF said that the real test of the officers will start when they will face the realities of the field and advised them to learn from the surroundings. He congratulated them for the majestic parade.

Sh Prakash Singh, Ex-DG BSF congratulated the trainees for the flawless parade and advised the trainees to distinguish between friends & foes and face the unforeseen challenges fearlessly. The Vote of Thanks’’ was given by Dr. B.N. Ramesh, Director CRPF Academy. Sh Prakash Mishra, DG CRPF presented a memento to the Chief Guest, Sh Prakash Singh, Ex-DG BSF.

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Other Achievers

Director's Trophy for Best Trainee in improvement of Physical Fitness being received by Shari Maheshwaran. M

Sh N. Rishikanta Singh, AC receiving the trophy for Best Physical Training from the Chief Guest

Best in Endurance (Shaheed Bajarang Lal Meena Memorial Trophy) being received by Shri Maheshwaran. M

Best in Drill (Saheed N. Manoranjan Singh Memorial Trophy) being received by Shri Nandeibam Rishikanta Singh)

Best in Firing received by Shri Dev Ram Choudhary Best in Outdoor Subjects (Shaheed-E-Watan Chandra Shekhar Azad Memorial Trophy) received by Miss. Tandle Swati Tukaram

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Best in Tactics (Shaheed Jatin Gulati Memorial Trophy) being received by Shri Shashi Bushan Singh Best Iron man received by Shri Maheshwaran. M

DG's Banner for Best Squad was awarded to Squad No. 05

Director's Baton for Parade CDR was bagged by Shri Nandeibam Rishikanta Singh

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GC HyderabadShri. Prakash Mishra, DG visited GC, CRPF, Hyderabad

on 9th March, 2015. On arrival he was received by Sh. M.V. Rao, IG, S/Sector, Sh. C.T. Venkatesh, DIG, GC, Hyderabad and other Senior Officers of the station. The DGP addressed a Special Sainik Sammelan, at Men’s Club. Officers and men of S/Zone Hqr, S/Sector Hqr, CH Hyderabad, Range Hyderabad, GC Ranga Reddy, Hyderabad, 2nd Signal and 99 RAF attended besides Heads of Offices of all the offices situated in Southern Sector i.e. Karnataka, Tamilnadu

and Kerala. Thereafter, the DG presided over a conference at Southern Sector Hqr attended by DIsG of GCs of S/Sector as well as Officers of CH, Hyderabad Range, 2 Signal, 99 RAF, CTC & RTCs. Power point presentation was given by all Head of offices on issues pertaining to their institutions.

GC Khatkhati Shri Prakash Mishra, DG, CRPF visited

Group Centre, Khatkhati on 11 February, 2015. The Hon’ble Director General took the salute at the Quarter Guard and thereafter visited various institutions of Group Centre. He was impressed by the excellent maintenance of the campus which was reflected in the visitor’s diary of Officer’s Mess.

DG, CRPF taking salute at Quarter Guard, GC, Khatkhati

DG, CRPF chairing meeting at GC Hyderabad

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Felicitation of Sports Persons Shri Prakash Mishra, DG, CRPF felicitated 126 CRPF Sportspersons for their praiseworthy performance in 35th National Games 2015, All India Police Athletics Championship-2014 and All India Police Wrestling Cluster-2014 on 11th March, 2015 at CRPF Directorate, New Delhi.

CRPF Sportspersons won 12 Gold medals, 09 Silver medals and 21 Bronze medals in National Games 2015 held in Kerala. 12 Gold medals, 09 Silver medals and 13 Bronze medals in All India Police Athletics Championship 2014 and 21 Gold medals, 12 Silver medals and 27 Bronze medals in All India Police Wrestling Cluster -2014.

In the National Games, ace swimmer Insp/Mah. Richa Mishra won 4 Gold, 1 Silver & 2 Bronze medals and also broke 3 National Games Records in 200

Mtrs. Butterfly, 200 Mtrs. Individual Medley and 400 Mtrs. Individual Medley.

In All India Police Athletics Championship CT/Mah. Monika Choudhary of CRPF has secured 04 Gold medals. While in All India Police Wrestling Championship the Weightlifting (Men), Weightlifting (Women), Wrestling (FS) (Men) & Judo (Women) Teams of CRPF won the Winners Trophy. Sh. Mayank Shrivastava, Assistant Commandant, Gymnast won 4 Gold medals.

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Startling performance by CRPF teams : Medal tally soars

CT/GD E. Sushil Kumar (extreme right) :- Won Team Bronze medal in Triathlon event at the 35th National Games

Sh Mayank Shrivastava, A/C (third from left side) :- Won Team Silver medal in Gymnastic at the above Game-and also

won 04 Gold medals in the 63rd All India Police Wrestling Cluster-2014

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35th National games held at Kerala from 31st January to 14th February,

2015 - Medals Tally

63rd All India Police Wrestling Cluster- 2014 organized at Delhi from 1st to 5th march, 2015 - Medals Tally

Rowing (Men) - 1 Bronze, Rowing (women)-1 gold, 1 silver, 9 Bronze, swimming (women)-4 gold, 1 silver, 2 Bronze, swimming (Men)- 1 gold, 1 silver & 1 Bronzewushu (Men)-1 gold, 3 silver, wushu (women)-1 gold, 1 silver,taekwondo (Men)- 1 Bronze, taekwondo (women) - 1 gold, atheletics (Men) - 1 gold, atheletics (women)- 1 gold , 1silverhandball Beach handball judo (women) 1 Bronze eachvolleyball shooting (women) judo (Men) - 1 silver, 1 Bronze(total - 12 gold, 9 silver & 21 Bronze medals)

weightlifting (Men)-6 gold, 2 silver, 2 Bronze, weightlifting (women) - 2 gold, 3 silver & 4 Bronze, wrestling (freestyle-Men)- 1 gold, 3 silver & 6 bronze,wrestiling (gr-Men)- 1 gold & 2 Bronze, wrestling (women)-1gold, 2 silver & 3 Bronze, judo (Men) - 1 gold & 1 Bronze judo (women)- 4 gold, 2 silver & 3 Bronze, gymnastics - 2 Bronze, Boxing (Men)- 2 Bronze, Boxing (women)-1 Bronze (total- 21 gold, 12 silver & 27 Bronze medals )

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INSP/Mah. Richa Mishra (Centre) :- Won 04 Gold, 1 Silver and 2 Bronze medals in Swimming during the 35th National

Games-2015.

CT/Mah. K. Rita Devi :- Won Silver Medal in Taijiquan event of Wushu Sports at the 35th National Games-2015

Ms. A. Anita Chanu, A/C (Arjuna Awardee):- Won Gold Medal in the 63rd All India Police Wrestling Cluster – 2014

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Interaction with ICAS probationers Finance Branch of Dte organized an interaction

programme with 09 ICAS probationers of 2013 batch on 13th March,2015 in Conference Hall of Directorate General. ICAS

probationers visited CRPF Hqr to have a glimpse on how CRPF functions to meet its organizational objectives. Second Bi-Annual

Audit Committee Meeting chaired by DG CRPF was organized by Finance Branch of Dte. on 17th March, 2015 in conference hall of Directorate General CRPF. The IsGP of Zones participated in the subject meeting. To impart professional skills and empower the IFA representatives, one day workshop on “Budgetary Control & Financial Management” was organized on 18th March 2015 in conference hall of Directorate

Second Bi-annual Audit Committee Meeting chaired by Shri Prakash Mishra, DG CRPF on 17th March, 2015 at Dte Genl.

Shri Kishore Jha, ADG, Dr. Sanjeev Mishra, FA& Smt. S.R. Rajashekar, Dy FA with Shri K.P. Gupta, Senior Administration Officer of Financial management Research & Resource Society

(FMRRS), New Delhi during the workshop organized by FMRRS on 18th March, 2015 at Dte Genl. CRPF

Dr. Sanjeev Mishra, ICAS, Financial Adviser, CRPF presenting certificate to a participant, during the one day workshop

General CRPF. This workshop was organized by Financial Management Research and Resources Society New Delhi. 40 Asstt. Commandant (Min) nominated as IFA rep. at various CRPF offices had attended the aforesaid workshop.

Dr. Sanjeev Mishra, Financial Adviser, CRPF presenting certificate to Sh Bhagwan Singh, AC(M), Finance Branch

during the one day workshop

Smt S.R. Rajasekhar, Dy FA, CRPF addressing the Second Bi-annual Audit Committee meeting

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Major Operational Activities

Shaheed Ct/GD Shaheed Ct/GD Satish Kumar Mohite Suraj Sarje Rao

CRPF pays tribute to these Valiant Martyrs who laid down their lives on 20/3/15 at Rajbagh Police Station, Distt. Kathua (Jammu & Kashmir)

From Ground Zero: Major Encounters

121 Bn CRPF guns down two militants

On 20th March, 2015, 2 heavily armed terrorists stormed into Rajbagh Police station, District- Kathua, Jammu and Kashmir. One Platoon of 121 Bn CRPF was deployed in the above P.S. for law and order duties .When the terrorists tried to enter the first floor of the P.S using cover of burst fire and grenades, one

of them was gunned down by the CRPF men present there. In this gun battle, two personnel of 121 Bn, CRPF, namely Ct/GD Sateesh Kumar and Ct/GD Mohite Suraj Sarje Rao exhibited extra ordinary courage and fought gallantly despite injuries and were martyred on the spot. After a 5 hour gun battle the second terrorist was also neutralized by the CRPF and state police. Huge Arms & ammunition were recovered from the killed terrorists.

Troopers of 150 and 206 gun down a Maoist in Chhattishgarh

On 31st March, 2015, there was a convoy movement between Chintalnar to Chintagufa (about 16 kms) in district- Sukma. To provide security cover to the vehicles and men, ROP was laid between both the places by CRPF troops during early morning. 206 CoBRA was assigned the task to dominate the area in depth and to lay ambushes at vulnerable places. While convoy was on its way, at 0940 hrs suddenly maoists opened indiscriminate fire on the troops of Recovered Weapons

IN REMEMBRANCE

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CoBRA near a nallah around 4 kms away from Chintagufa base camp towards Jagargunda. The troops retaliated the fire bravely which lasted for 15-20 minutes. During the post encounter search, one dead body of maoist along with ammunitions and magazine was recovered from the encounter site.

209 CoBRA Commandos gun down a Maoist

Based on intelligence input about the presence of maoist leaders Arvind, CCM, Bada Vikas and others in the vicinity of village-Sargaon, PS- Ghaghra, district- Gumla; a joint operation was launched by CoBRA, CRPF and Jharkhand Jaguar in the area on 12th March 2015.

Recovered Weapon

On 13th March, 2015 around 0700 hrs, during search in the forest and hilly area of village Sargaon, maoists fired upon the CoBRA troops from two directions which were promptly retaliated. The encounter, that ensued, lasted nearly 30 minutes. During the post encounter search, dead body of one maoist namely Deepak Singh @ Bhupesh, an armed cadre of Ravinder Ganjhu’s squad of CPI Maoists was recovered. Huge arms and ammunition were recovered from the encounter site.

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Recovered Arms

Based on a specific int. about movement of maoists in the area of village Dubiahi, under P.S. & district- Latehar, a small team ops was launched on the intervening night of 27-28th March by the CoBRAs. Around 280230 hrs, while the troops were moving through the jungles, they were fired upon by the maoists. The CoBRA troops promptly retaliated in a befitting manner. In the ensuing gun fight which lasted till dawn, maoist guerillas ( Approx. 50-60) tried to annihilate the much smaller CoBRA team (12 men) but ultimately suffered heavily as the CoBRA team exhibited tremendous courage and fought valiantly under adverse conditions for almost 2 hours. During the search that followed, two dead bodies of maoists were recovered alongwith huge arms and ammunition. One maoist was also apprehended in injured condition.

210 CoBRA neutralises an insurgent

Based on an intelligence input about movement of NDFB cadres in the forest area of vill:- Kachugaon, PS – Gossaigaon, district - Korkrajhar a joint operation was launched by CoBRA and State Police on 20th April, 2015. Troops left their camp in the dark in disguised manner and entered the jungle. Around 2010 hrs, while advancing in the jungle they were

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fired upon near village - Ballamjhora. The attack was retaliated by troops. After 10-15 minutes of firing from both sides the insurgents fled away taking cover of forest and darkness. During search of the area dead body of 1 NDFB cadre namely Praneshwar Narzary, Deputy Section Commander of Kachugaon Platoon was recovered.

Killed Insurgent

7 brave CRPF personnel awarded Prime Minister’s Police medal for Life Saving

The act of bravery and selfless devotion to human kindness displayed by 7 personnel of CRPF has been recognized by being honoured with PRIME MINISTER POLICE MEDAL FOR LIFE SAVING.

1. Ct/GD Manpuran Singh of 101 RAF displayed exemplary courage on 16 February 2014 during the Kumbh Mela. He jumped into deep Ganga water and saved the lives of civilians who were drowning as their boat had capsized.

2. Asst. Comdt. Geegraj Mitharwal, SI/GD Vijendra Singh Chauhan, HC/RO Sudama Kumar Dalai, Ct/GD Sachin Dev Singh and Ct/GD Arup Jyoti Deori of 201 CoBRA were instrumental in launching

a rescue operation in the midst of dense jungle of Sukma, Chhatisgarh during night of January 18th 2013. A MI17 chopper of Indian Air Force was forced to make emergency landing after coming under the fire from Maoists. The pilots abandoned the chopper leaving behind an injured constable radio operator of Chhattisgarh police. Displaying rare grit, gumption and indomitable courage the awardees launched a massive search and rescued the profusely bleeding Chhattisgarh police constable. He was provided first aid, evacuated to the Chintagufa camp and his life was saved.

3. Insp/GD Sudarshan Kumar of 159 Bn. saved the lives of 120 innocent school children by timely detecting and neutralizing three IEDs planted at assembly area of Sondaha School in Gaya district of Bihar.

DG’s Commendation DISC

In recognition to the operational achievements made during the month of March and April across the three operational theatres, 147 officers/men have been decorated with DG’s Commendation Disc.

OPS SUMMARY – MARCH – APRIL 2015

Militants / Maoists Killed – 9

Apprehensions – 209

Surrenders – 39

Arms recovered – 71

Explosives recovered – 2374 Kgs.

Improvised Explosive Devices – 315.

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Provisioning Branch∙ MHA has approved QRs/Specifications of Name Tab for Loose Fitting Combat Dress

∙ MHA has approved QRs/Specifications and Trial Directives of Super Cop Belt with Basic Pouches and Accessories

∙ Competent authority has issued sanction of Rs. 39,19,566.00 on 13/02/2015 for procurement of 03 Skid Steer Loader Machine (Model : Vectra Heman 175). AT/Supply order is being placed on the firm.

∙ MHA has authorized name plate for Loose Fitting Combat Dress upto the rank of Subedar Major @ 01 per head with a life span of 03 years

Recruitment Branch During the period , following vacancies were released -Sub-Inspector/GD (Through LDCE) : 136 ( Male -127, Female - 09) (Merit List under preparation)Assistant Sub-Inspector/Steno : 275 (Results declared, 79 candidates selected)Head Constable/Ministerial : 618 (Merit List under preparation)Head Constable/GD (Through LDCE) : 356 (Male-334, Female-118) (Merit List under preparation)Constable (Technical/Tradesmen) : 3021 (Male-2903, Female - 118) (Trade tests underway)Constable/GD : 24588 (Male - 22623, Female - 1965) (CRPF declared nodal fo

rce by MHA)Compassionate Appointments : 12 cases of compassionate appointment of NoKs of martyrs

finalized

Welfare BranchEx-gratia given to CRPF personnel by Central GovernmentAs per provisions contained in GoI, Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances & Pensions, Deptt. Of Pensions and Pensioners Welfare OM No. 45/55/97-P&W (C) dated 11/9/1998 and O.M. No. 38/37/08-P&W (A) dated 02/09/2008, Ex-Gratia lump sum compensation from the GoI (Central Government) is entitled to the families of Central Govt. Civilian employees, who die in harness in the performance of their bonafide official duties under various circumstances, as depicted below. The amount of this ex-gratia lump sum compensation shall be as under :-

a) Death occurring due to accidents in the course of performance of duties. Rs. 10 lakhsb) Death occurring in the course of performance of duties attributable to acts of

violence by terrorists, anti-social elements, etc.Rs. 10 lakhs

c) Death occurring (a) enemy action in international war or border skirmishes and (b) action against militants, terrorists, extremists etc.

Rs. 15 lakhs

d) Death occurring while on duty in the specified high altitude, inaccessible border posts, etc on account of natural disasters, extreme weather conditions.

Rs. 15 lakhs

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CRPF Allotted AC-III Tier Coaches In Four (04) Trains

Ministry of Railways vide THIE no. TC011/222/ii/VIP dated 16/04/2015 has conveyed the approval for attachment of one extra coach (AC-III Tier) in following four major trains for CAPF personnel serving in the North East and Jammu & Kashmir regions for a period of one year

S.No Train No. Name of Train From To Frequency No. of berths

1 15609 Awadh Assam Exp Guwahati Lalgarh (Bikaner)

Daily 64

2 13151 Kolkata-Jammu Tawi Exp. Kolkata Jammu Tawi Daily 64

3 16032 Andaman Exp. Jammu Tawi Chennai Tue, Fri, Sat 64

4 16688 Navyug Exp. Jammu Tawi Mangalore Thu 64

Firm date of attachment of extra coaches (AC-III Tier) in above said trains will be intimated on receipt from Railway Authorities. For reservations, contact Transit Camp, 5 Bn, CRPF (Opposite New Delhi Railway Station - Pahargunj side) (Phone no.:- 011-23230418)( As intimated vide DIG Welfare signal no. W.V-7/2015-DA-I (Welfare) dated 23/04/2015)

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‘International Women’s Day’ was observed by CRPF Family Welfare Association (CWA), in a function held at New Delhi. Smt. Aruni Doval, Wife of Sh Ajit Doval, National Security Advisor was the Chief Guest, while Smt. Anita Goyal, wife of Sh L.C. Goyal, Union Home Secretary was the Guest of Honour on this occasion.

The function was marked by honouring of Mahila achievers by the Chief Guest, talk on

‘Health issues’ by Doctor Jyoti Bali, Cultural Programme, talk on “Health & Beauty Show” by Smt. Bharti Taneja and honouring of the cultural team by Smt. Sandhya Mishra, President CWA.

Earlier, mementos were presented to the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour by President, CWA. Vote of thanks was given by Honorary Secretary of CWA.

International women’s Day Programmes : glimpses

Smt. Sandhya Mishra, President CWA presents bouquet to Smt. Aruni Doval, Wife of Sh Ajit Doval, National Security

Advisor

Smt. Sandhya Mishra, President CWA presents Handicraft items, made by CWA, to Smt. Anita Goyal, wife of Sh L.C.

Goyal, Union Home Secretary.

Smt. Sandhya Mishra, President CWA and Smt. Anita Goyal, wife of Sh L.C. Goyal, Union Home Secretary present

memento to Smt. Bharti Taneja, Beautician on the occasion of International Women’s Day

On the occasion eve of International Women’s Day, CWA members present cultural programme.

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International Women’s Day Programmes : Glimpses

GC Gandhinagar

GC Gandhinagar undertook various

programmes on on the occasion of

International Women’s Day on 8th March,

2015 - Medical camps, Bone density

checking camp, World Disabled Day,

Kidney & Anti-smoking Day etc. While a

lecture on "Legal Rights of Women" was

delivered by Smt Meenakshi Singh, A/C

GC Gandhinagar, Smt. Vijaya Laxmi A/C

member of WSLCC, spoke on “Sexual

harassment”. A bone density check-up

camp organized by CH GC GNR was

inaugurated by Dr. Marina Thomas,

Patron CWA as a part of women’s day

celebration. Members of CWA above 45

years utilized the facility provided by the

technicians from Mumbai using latest

equipments. A lecture on Kidney Day was

delivered by Dr. Sandeep, Physician, GC

Gandhinagar. A Documentary film was

shown to sensitise the cause of Disabled

persons in our society and a lecture was

organized

Bone Density checking camp

Smt. Meenakshi Singh, AC delivering lecture on legal rights of women

Dr. Marina Thomas, Patron RCWA Gandhinagar expressing her views on legal rights of women

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The Academy

After shifting of the National Police Academy from Mt Abu to Hyderabad during Feb 1975, the Internal Security Academy of CRPF was established in the same premises- once housing the Lawrence Public School. Thirty four of us 15th Batch of Directly Appointed Officers converged at Mount Abu during fourth week of Aug 1975 for one year's basic training. We had Sh H Veerbhadraiah IGP the Director of the Academy, Sh C Pal Singh Commandant, Sh AM Tiwari Dy Comdt Sh JP Dubey Dy Comdt and Sh AS Chahal Asstt Comdt - our course in charge. Other officers at the Academy were Sh RS Gill Asstt Comdt, Sh NS Broca Asstt Comdt, Sh RM Khan Asstt Comdt and Sh AN Roy (law

instructor of NPA who chose to stay back at Mt Abu after it was shifted to Hyderabad).

The Arrival Welcome

The transformation of our personality from civilian to that of a paramilitary officer started immediately upon our arrival at the Academy with a close hair cut. The haircut on which scriptures (read manuals) are silent, is a great unifier. All of us coming from diverse back-grounds, emerged out of barber's shop after five-minutes of hurried & almost forced Operation Haircut, looking just similar, wearing similar grin on our faces. With hindsight now we realize that it was the beginning of loosening, if not disabling, our affections for our parents,

Ramesh ChandraIGP Retd

Adieu the CRPF, long live 15th DAGOs

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elder & younger kins in the close and extended families whose various life & death ceremonies we couldn't attend for various emergent engagements of the Force, entangling us for next thirty-six years or more.

The Town of Mt Abu

Mount Abu of seventies used to receive an average rainfall of 100 inches and used to wear a thick lush green cover. Now Abuites are very happy and contended if Nakki receives an average rainfall of about 50 inches, which assures them of regular water supply through-out the year, the green cover being neither expected nor missed.

The Honeymoon

We can admit and share the excruciating painfulness of the first four days of our honeymoon period with the Force in the hill-station of Mount Abu. PTI HC Ram Pat and his associates made us run around the town covering almost 10 kms every morning for first four days. Our legs had too stiffened to climb the stairs of RHE officers' mess for meals. Testimony of this suddenly befallen rigors is borne by the fact that at the end of first four days, four trainees from south thought it prudent to call it a day with the CRPF and quit, probably quit with vengeance, as one of them later made it to IPS. Hopefully NPA treated him kindly in the morning PT. Though another course mate of ours' AK Chib who had already appeared for IMA, left the Academy on his selection.

Life At The Academy

Despite of the Academy evenly leveling us mentally & physically, most of us were able to keep our individual idiosyncrasies intact and

form idiosyncrous sub-groups. First sub-group was of those, who were undergoing training during & after the training time. They had neither time nor the inclination for other allied pursuits. Leading among them were JS Sandhu, SA Jabbar, KR Brahmo, MS Balakesavan, MK Doss, DP Mukherjee, Late Amar Singh and Late AK Duggal. There was a second sub-group of those who were sincere on the ground & class-room, but could keep their spirits alive off the parade times. These were KV Madhusudanan, KK Shiva Prasad, HR Singh, Ranjit Singh, AA Khan, Joginder Singh, SAM Kazmi, Vijay Kumar, Lakshminarayanan, Muralidharan, S Jagdish and I. This sub-group was sizable. Then came the third sub-group of chivalrous guys who were equally good in training as well as in various allied activities. They were MS Raghava, Vinod Vir Singh, Suresh Kumar Sharma, Vinod Kumar Sharma, Rajinder Singh Cheema, Amarjit Singh Brar and Raghuvir-Singh-Hari-Singh Sahota. Last but not the least there came a concise undetectable fourth sub-group of those whose interest or dis-interest in the training as in other allied activities remained incomprehensible for all of us, until they started performing excellently well in the field. They were Krishnamurthy Iyer and DK Mohapatra. It would be gross injustice if no mention is made of that one-man sub-group which lived on Carbon-di-Oxide and performed all private or public odd-jobs, with sole-membership of Sh AM Mohammed. These sub-groups were impenetrable out of the Academy premises, though permeable within; eg- JS Sandhu & Vinod Kumar Sharma in breaking into sudden sprint towards RHE mess after parade for meals, Brar & Cheema in quiet chicken-pickle eating, Madan & Cheema in reverse walking- taking backside road to reach Connaught place of Mt Abu- Nakki Market; Madan, VV Singh

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& Chib in joking & fancy dressing, Lakshmi & Murali in dosa eating at a particular Nakki restaurant, S Jagdish (Nick named Chingari- for his favorite Hindi number for all occasions 'Chingari koi bharhke...') Lakshmi ('Tareef Karoo kya teri...' fame) HR Singh (for Haryanwi Ragini) Cheema (for Punjabi numbers) in singing; and lone Ranjit Singh in whistling. One situation in which all of us used to be together, was after long hours of outdoor training, driving us to the ends of human- endurance, sparing just enough energy to reach RHE stairs to break together into Hindi number "Le kar hum Diwana dil, firte hain Manjil Manjil..." the song which towards the end of training assumed the status of theme-song of the batch.

The Career Performance

The service period was a long journey through unknown, uneven, rough, inhospitable territory under good & bad climes- sometimes extremely inclement. Though we lost our usual smile, shape, hairline & color, health, some even their lives, but most of us retired in one piece. If we look back and take the stock of our performance, we find that all of us gave excellent account of ourselves both in field & staff, evident by earning a rich tally of service & gallantry decorations. Four of us-Vinod, Sushil, Sahota & Sandhu- were decorated with President's Police Medal for Gallantry- first three with a bar each, one VSM- for Sushil, five Distinguished Service Medals to Madhu, KK, Aftab,, Madan & Mohammed, and ten Meritorious Service medals. On the ladder of leadership, the batch produced two Addl DGs, HR and Madan - both of them have done us proud as also to their families, eight of us Madhu, KK, Ranjit, Aftab, Joginder, Kazmi, Mohammed & I, made it to the rank of Insp Gen, and seven of us- Vinod

Kumar, Sahota, Jabbar, Krishnamurthy, Brahmo, Anil & Amar- rose to the high rank of Dy Insp Gen. It's an excellent dividend to the Force for rigorous training and inhospitable deployment but wonderful opportunities to prove our mettle.

Those of us who left the Force prematurely for personal reasons, also did exceedingly well in the civil life- Suresh on absorption in Punjab Police not only rose to the rank of Insp Gen but Punjab Police were reluctant to retire him even after the age of superannuation for indispensability of his services. Satyam headed the prestigious AP High Court Bar Association, narrowly missing nomination as High Court judge; Lakshmi is still holding a coveted position in a Communication co. In States; Murali held very high position in Tata Steel.; Vinod became renowned & sought-after corporate trainer; S Jagdish resumed his old profession of lectureship in Karnataka, MK Doss made an empire of his own in real estate in Chennai; Vijay is still Director in many PSUs; Amarjit became leading transporter in Punjab, and Cheema a wholesaler near Chandigarh; to name a few.

On the family-front (ladies may excuse me for calling families also a front), the children of all of us are doing well in their careers. Some of us have been generous enough to bestow the honour of grand-parenthood on other batch mates. We gratefully acknowledge the honor and owe to repay them in our own time. With this exemplary report card, we are happy to be together again.

Long Race

We all had heard that the time passes very fast but how fast, we hadn't realized until we retired in recent years. Service in CRPF was a long race where we didn't get to breathe awhile.

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With hind-sight we find we lost our parents in our absence, couldn't attend the marriages of youngsters, couldn't supervise education of our own kids, relationships with near & drear were maintained at lowest ebb due to our perennial absence and most close links with childhood friends got severed and forgotten. We might have gained materially but lost greatly on those finer sweet diamensions of life which once used to sooth our souls.

Winding tunnel

We entered the Force as boys. Passing through long winding-blind curves of service life, we intermittently lost either the past view or the scenario ahead. Thus, most of our life & time in service passed in connecting the past with the future scenarios, missing the panoramic larger picture of life. At long last when we emerged out of the winding tunnel, we find the outside view fully changed and alien to us. From the

lot we knew before entering the service, the old have passed away and the young have grown-up, and forgotten us. We end up being alien to all those around us, too. The Force whom we took as our second mother, has also moved away from us. Thus we are all left to ourselves, our families and our batch mates.

Adieu

On 30th Aug '14, when we assembled at Southern Zone HQ Hyderabad, while the youngest hence last among us, Sh MS Raghava Addl Dir Gen, having reached the zenith of the promotional ladder in the Force, doing great honour to his parents, family and all of us batch mates, retires, after 39 years of illustrious & distinguished services, while wishing the flag of the Force to fly always high, we find ourselves saying in unison 'Adieu CRPF, long live 15th DAGOs'.

'Long live 15th DAGOs !'

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No, Sergeant. Equal and Proportional Force does not mean you can throw the bricks back at the demonstrators

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If we always do what we always did . . . We will always get what we always got . . .The above statement largely sums up our

inability to change and comprehend even today (though efforts are on), the extraordinary qualities of the dog, his docility and watchfulness, the acuteness of certain of his senses, his speed and all those abilities that render him adaptable and suitable for anti naxal and anti terrorist operations.

What follows is a sincere and honest attempt to bring attention and praise to the extraordinary work these working service K9s teams have been doing in field formations. At a time when an operator sitting in a room hundred of kilometers away directs a drone, when crores of rupees are spent in acquiring hi-tech weapons, when we are doing all we can to induct equipments that can act as Force multipliers, the one thing that remains unsurpassed in our arsenal as the most effective force multiplier is the K9. This is said not without a reason. Those who read this are requested to honestly ponder and answer the few questions that follow:-

1) Which equipment do you consider acts as the best force multiplier today?

2) Can this equipment multi-task or effectively counter two-three strategic issues faced on the ground?

3) Please identify and pen down what are the abilities or effectiveness of this equipment that you consider the best force multiplier in our war against naxals / terrorists / insurgents.

4) How will you react if you are told that an equipment is on it’s way that will help locate IED, at the same time pre warn you if the enemy has laid an ambush, will do

a reccee for you, will provide you live pictures from the innards of a conflict zone, will help you neutralize the enemy, will help you track down the fleeing fugitives?

5) If the above point has got you excited then you are requested to compare these qualities/advantages with the one you identified in point number 1 and arrive at the conclusion.

The qualities mentioned in point 4 are the capabilities of the K9 team trained and deployed from DB&TS. True they cannot do everything but any other equipment simply cannot replicate what they bring on the battleground. They are here and they are for real. The achievement of these K9 teams in ANO is ample proof of this. Two dogs have been decorated with DG's Disc and few more are recommended for. 26 achievements have been reported from the 138 Belgian Shepherd – Malinois dogs that have been trained and deployed from DB&TS.

Today, the single biggest threat in our fight against the naxals is the IED. If we effectively and efficiently counter it we would have won majority of the battle. With this in mind lets go through a few lines on how the K9 teams are built to counter this threat.

Detection work is very complicated and as a result the training at DB&TS is very segmented and regimented. Consistency is the key to this kind of training and it’s time consuming. The

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main objective is to take full advantage of the dog’s innate ability to detect odours.

Here are some key pointers that form the foundation of Detection Training at DB&TS:-

1) The odour discrimination skills of dogs considerably exceed the abilities of humans and machines.

2) Dogs clearly learn to detect IEDs using the odour of explosives and other chemicals.

3) The availability of odour to dogs varies in complex ways with the environment in which the IED is placed. Influences include soil types, soil moisture, activity of micro organisms, and climatic variables.

4) Dogs are trained and are able to discriminate extremely faint target odours against a very heavy masking odour.

5) Dogs are able to learn to discriminate up to ten odours without difficulty.

6) Learned discrimination skills are retained for 60-90 days by dogs that are not operational.

7) Emmission of molecule rates varies amongst different IEDs.

8) Generalization from learnt discrimination

odours to related but somewhat different odours is very important and is taken care of at DB&TS.

9) Dogs are made to work through many of the contamination, degradation, and other products, which occur naturally in the real world.

10) Training program for dogs includes experience with real IEDs recovered from different theaters.

We at DB&TS are also working on the points listed below which we believe would help the troops on the ground in more ways than one.

IED Range: The IED range will help us in furthering our K9s skills in detection training. This will be different from the normal IED lane.

Pan India Control Room: This will be manned 24 x 7 at DB & TS to address any issues or queries related to dogs and dog handlers from field formations.

Chopper Tower: This will enhance the capability of the K9 teams to be deployed from chopper.

Nodal Centers of DB&TS (LWE): 3 Nodal

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centers one each in Raipur, Ranchi and Bhubaneswar will be set up to address the local issues of all units deployed in LWE. All dog-related activities across all units like purchase of dogs, feed, equipments, re-fresher training, capsule course, health & care etc. will be supervised and solicited by this centre.

IED: Samples of IED recovered from field formation will be provided to DB & TS for conditioning dogs.

Collapsible Kennels: Dis-mantable/ collapsible kennel design with specifications and bill of materials will be provided to all units. This will help units build their own Collapsible Kennels at a lesser cost.

There is no doubt that we are living and serving in very difficult and hostile environment. Hence we should be open to new ideas and embrace change if we have to effectively counter our enemy. Those on the forefront know how our senses come alive when faced with the enemy. How our sight, sense of smell, hearing and even

touch are amplified. The dog experiences the same. This is the animal that has stood by us since earliest recorded history when humans used to fight over territory or property using rocks and sticks. It is for us to learn and see for ourselves by deploying the K9 teams how they work. If we do this only then we will be able to further strategize around

them. If not then we will only be working against them and will never be able to utilize their full potential. In our failure to do so we ultimately will land up blaming the K9 team.

Ignorance remains ignorance when we refuse to learn from it…….

Ignorance becomes knowledge when we learn from it…….

Let’s make the change…

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Institute of IED Management (IIM), Central Reserve Police Force

Improvised Explosive Devices (IED) remains the most potent weapon in the hands of terrorists. The IED menace is now rapidly increasing as a single largest abstract enemy of the security forces, cutting across geographical dimensions. Terrorists, today, are more educated, trained, technically sound and innovative. Easy availability of IED components and improved knowledge of fabrication has made it their favorite instrument. The IED threat has even challenged the mightiest armies of the World including that of USA and NATO in Iraq and Afghanistan. Hence countering IED threat has become top priority of every nation so as to reduce the losses due to IEDs/bomb blast. Therefore security apparatus across the globe needs improved counter IED techniques, training facilities and infrastructure to meet this challenge.

India has, simultaneously, suffered deeply by IED menace chiefly exercised by Maoists all across the Red Corridor Zone encompassing many States. The casualty figure on account of attacks by IEDs have progressively increased and is adversely affecting the morale of the Security Forces. Existing training facilities in India for countering IED menace are inadequate to meet the challenge. Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) being leading force in combating Naxalism in India is simultaneously facing the brunt of IED threat, resulting into colossal loss of men and material.

CRPF evolved a mechanism for setting up a separate, dedicated institute for countering IED menace catering to needs and requirement

of CRPF and other Police Forces of India and friendly countries. The mission of IIM,CRPF is to provide wide spectrum of specialized and technical training that involves all aspects of IED management including search, detection, identification and disposal through realistic, relevant and functional training with attention to details with a view to earn the reputation for excellence and high standards of knowledge and skills

Institute of IED Management was formally inaugurated by Hon’ble Union Home Minister, Govt of India Sh. P. Chidambaram. Hon’ble Union Home Minister applauded the efforts made by CRPF for starting the IIM with international infrastructure and facilities.

The salient features of IIM are-

High-tech Class Rooms

State of the art Model Room : With models of all major IED incidents across India and even abroad

IED training Lab: For hands on training on detecting, deactivating/neutralising and destroying IEDs of various types.

Sand Model Room : To help students training on planning counter IED operations.

Counter IED range (Urban and Rural): With counter IED exercises,involving security forces, terrorists and by-standers.Use of RF wireless based IEDs which can be shifted from anywhere to anywhere to set new exercises every time.

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Latest counter IED equipments and devices

Database of different IED incidents: Facilities for data management and intelligent assessment/predictions.

IED Archive : Display recovered IEDs from fields to familiarize trainees

Digital library: Case studies and data on recovered IEDs

The IIM, CRPF, Pune (India), a counter IED training institute of CRPF is imparting training to all ranks of CRPF, other sister organisations and Security forces of other Asian countries. Initially IIM is focusing on ToT courses to disseminate and spread the flow of knowledge and skill to the very grass root level in the field areas as fast as possible thereby reducing the loss of men and property to the minimal.

IIM, CRPF, Pune is conducting courses and modules covering all aspects of training, catering to the needs of every zone like different techniques for J&K, different aspects for Northeast and altogether different approach for Naxal infested areas. IIM Pune also consults other specialised counter IED Institutions and facilities from time to time and conducts seminars and workshops to upgrade and hone the skills and techniques in countering IEDs. Improved efficiency comes from the improved training and IIM, CRPF, Pune is evolving as a international centre of excellence by inculcating all ultra modern and latest techniques, tactics and procedures in the field of Counter IED training.

IIM, the brightest jewel in the crown of CRPF is though in its nascent stage nevertheless it has earned laurels and kudos from all quarters of the

country. All the premier national investigating agencies look up to IIM for its assistance in different IED related circumstances. In a very short span of two years the institute has achieved the following milestones-

Trained more than 2000 trainees of all ranks of CRPF and other security forces of the country.

Trained the Police Forces of all the maoists affected states of India.

Designed and conducted Capsule course for BDDS of various State Police Forces.

IIM, Pune imparted training to 159 participants of Central Industrial Security Force who are guarding the various vital installations of the country.

IIM, Pune also trained senior scientists of Defense Research & Development Organization on Counter IED Trg.

The Institute Played a pivotal role in cracking the Pune Blast that took place on 1st Aug.2012.

The Institute contributed in the preparation of SOP of various Police Forces regarding Search, Detection and Neutralization of IEDs in different situations.

Officers of the Institute visited the various blast sites in the field areas and prepared instructions for different IED related situations.

Instructors from the Institute visited the various Trg Centers of India and delivered the guest lectures and shared their rich experiences.

IIM, Pune contributed an IED awareness

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programme for the common masses in cities The Institute believes that the society can play a key role in detecting, identifying and alerting the specialized security agencies in countering the IED threat.

IIM, Pune assisted National Investigation Agency (NIA) in the investigation of Hyderabad twin Blast (21/02/2013) & Bangalore Blast (17/04/2013).

Officers of the Institute participated in various National and International conferences/seminars and did value addition by sharing their rich experiences.

Institute of IED Management played a key role in designing and imparting customized training on counter IED during GPE-2014 and State Assembly election of highly Naxal infested state of Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand.

IIM, CRPF, Pune also participated in 1st India-USA Bilateral Discussion on Countering the IEDs held at Washington D.C. from January 12-15,2015. The Institute was part of the delegation that went to USA for Bilateral Discussion on C-IED threat.

IIM, CRPF, Pune is the only Institute of its own kind which has made its outreach to the remote areas of Maoist affected states. The Institute sends its trainers/instructors to various training centres of CRPF and other remote places where CRPF is deployed to sensitize the troops regarding IEDs.

IIM, CRPF, Pune conducted three days' capsule courses on IED awareness for commanders at Jagdalpur and Bijapur. The course was attended by officers of various units of CRPF deployed in Bastar region.

India’s quest for peace can only be realized once our country is free from all kinds of threats posed by different anti national forces. Here comes the role of CRPF and IIM. By our professionalism, vision and training we shall be able to defeat the dark forces which are acting against the very ‘idea of India’. The Institute believes that the quality of training needs to be constantly revised with the changing pattern of IED threat. The Institute looks ahead to convert and transform Red Corridor Zone into No Fear Zone by eliminating IED menace and terrorism.

We believe in words “COMING TOGETHER IS A BEGINNING,KEEPING TOGETHER IS PROGRESS,WORKING TOGETHER IS SUCCESS”

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Commandant 165 distributing articles amongst villagers

Exhilarated youth with sports items distributed by 165 Bn

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W/Midnapore (WB) residents find their Good Samaritan in 165 Bn

Coys of 165 Bn are located in far flung naxal infested area of Police Sation- Belpahari, West Medinipur district in West Bengal that borders East Singhbhum of Jharkhand. Civic Action Programme was organized by C/165 Bn CRPF at Coy location. 147 blankets and 185 mosquito nets were distributed to the villagers. Another civic action programme was organized by F/165 Bn CPRF at Burijhore district, West Medinipur, in which sports articles were distributed to local village youths.

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Demo by 6th NDRF in GC Gandhinagar

Mahila tribal youth participating in interaction session at GC Gandhinagar

Demonstration on emergencies by 6 NDRF at GC Gandhinagar

Medical Officer of GC Siliguri delivering lecture on World Handicapped Day

The audience on World Handicap Day

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Environment friendly 105 RAF

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CWA of 105 RAF organized a tour programme for family members of 105 RAF on the occasion of Women's Day Yoga classes for family members of 105 RAF

Personnel of 105 RAF serving aged people in Old Age Home

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A mass tree plantation drive organized by 105 Bn RAF at Mahalingapuram Coimbatore

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Passing out parade (PoP) of 36th & 37th

batch consisting of 271 Recruits/GD of Recruit Training Centre, CRPF, Rajgir, Bihar was conducted on 18th March, 2015. Sh. Arun Kumar, IGP, Bihar Sector, CRPF reviewed the parade as the Chief guest. Trophies were given to the Best Performers in outdoor subjects, indoor subjects, shooting, best jungle warrior and the best trainee (overall) to foster a sense of competitiveness. Constable Jotiba Patil lifted the trophy for 'All Round Best', Constable S. Karthik won the trophy for 'Best Shooter'. Constables Sujit Kumar, Amos lalthan Kima and Nitish Kumar were awarded the trophies for 'Best Jungle Warrior', 'Best Outdoor' and 'Best Indoor' respectively

The Chief Guest urged the recruits for effective utilization of support weapons and other new technologies along with Field crafts and tactics which are taught during the basic training to counter the challenges posed by the Anti-National Elements.

271 recruits pass out of RTC Rajgir

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101 RAF organizes RAF Sector Inter Battalion Cross Country Competition – 2015

Hon’ble Justice Arun Tandon of Allahabad High Court said that sports has a key role in success and plays very important role in each one's life. He was addressing the gathering as chief guest at the closing ceremony of all India RAF Sector Inter Battalion Cross Country Competition – 2015 was organized under the aegis of 101 BN RAF.

The Overall champion of the competition was 104 RAF Aligarh followed by 105 RAF Coimbatore as First Runner Up and 102 RAF Allahabad as Second Runner Up. The prizes were distributed by the Chief Guest. On the occasion Shri V.K. Singh, Commisioner Allahabad , Sh. Daya Shankar Tripathi, Distt. Judge , Sh. Dinesh Tripathi, DIG GC CRPF, Shri Bhaw Nath Singh, DM Allahabad, Shri Deepak Kumar, SSP Allahabad also were present. Commandant 101 Battilon RAF, Dinesh Singh Chandel gave the Vote of Thanks.

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CRPF PUBLIC SCHOOL, DWARKA

CRPF PUBLIC SCHOOL, ROHINI

On 18th April 2015, a Special Assembly was organized by students of primary department, on the occasion of World Heritage Day. Students presented English and Hindi thoughts, talks on world heritage and ways to preserve it, quiz and information about important historical monuments of India. The highlight of the special assembly was the oath taking ceremony, where all the students of primary department collectively took oath to work towards the protection and preservation of rich cultural heritage of India.

CRPF Public Schools, Dwarka & RohiniSetting newer standards of learning

Anjay Ancil of class X and Aryan G. D Singh of class IX have been awarded a scholarship for

Rs. 5000/- each under the "Inspire Award Scheme" by Department of Education,Govt of NCT of

Delhi(Science Branch)

Shivam Mann a student of class X has been awarded 100% scholarship for football by Hoffenheim Club Germany a primier football training Institute in Germany. He will be

playing football in Germany for a period of six years.

Prerna Dhami D/o Shri Karan Singh a student of class VII has been selected to represent Delhi team for the Sub Junior women’s Football National Championship 2015 to be held at Cuttack Orrisa .

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Hanukrit KG C receiving merit certificate from Principal for Inter School Drawing Competition held at

Ramjas School, Pusa Road

A Special Workshop for Teachers was conducted in the month of January, 2015. Dr. Prasun Biswas talked about "Exploring the human possibilities framework - A discovery workshop an initiative by Rama Krishna

Mission"

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An earthquake of 7.9 intensity on Richter Scale hit Nepal on 25th April, 2015, ravaging the entire city of Kathmandu and its vicinity. CRPF immediately lent its helping hand to the suffering populace of Nepal and stood beside them in their ordeal

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CRPF Family Welfare Association (CWA) sent relief material to quake affected people in Nepal as a part of its Civic Action Programme, on 6th May, 2015. Smt. Sandhya Mishra, President, CRPF Welfare Associations flagged off the truck carrying the items from a camp of CRPF in New Delhi on 6/5/2015. Relief material included 500 blankets, 300 Kgs Milk Powder and 200 Kgs of eatables.

Meanwhile, another consignment of relief material consisting of food packets,

CRPF extends helping handdrinking water and tarpaulin was also sent by Bihar Sector of CRPF on the same date for distribution in village Jheerghari of district Makwanpur, Narayani Anchal of Nepal of Nepal and one free medical camp was also set up at Raxaul, Bihar for treatment of quake affected personnel of Nepal.

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IsGName of officer Details of Posting

From :To :

Dr. N.C. AsthanaCoBRA Sector Northern Sector

K.S. BhandariSrinagar SectorRAF Sector

Pankaj KumarIG (Int), Dte. GenlIG, O/o SDG J & K Zone

Sunil Kumar

IG, O/o SDG J & K ZoneIG (Int), Dte. Genl.

H.S. SidhuChhatthisgarh SectorCoBRA Sector

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DIsG

Name of officer Details of Posting From :To :

Dr. Partap SinghKhatkhati Range (TAC : DIG Law Dte.)GC Pinjore

Sudhakar UpadhyayO/o IG (Ops) KashmirKhatkhati Range (TAC : DIG Law Dte.)

Sarabjit SinghGC PinjoreO/o IG (Ops) Kashmir

C.T. VenkateshGC HyderabadO/o IG CoBRA (TAC : Khunti)

Syed Mohd. HasnainDte. Genl. as DIG (IT)Signal Range Kolkata

Vijay KumarSignal Range KolkataDte. Genl. as DIG (IT)

K. Thomas JobGC GandhinagarGandhinagar Range (TAC : Rayagada)

Name of officer Details of Posting From :To :

Rajesh DhakarwalGandhinagar Range (TAC : Rayagada)GC Gandhinagar

Vimal Kumar BishtGC ImphalDte. Genl. as DIG (Estt)

Pawan Kumar SharmaDte. Genl. as DIG (Ops)O/o IG Jammu

S. S. GoharCIAT SilcharO/o IG NWS

B. S. GuptaO/o IG West BengalGC Bilaspur

Balaram ShilGC AgartalaO/o IG Tripura

R.D.S. SahiO/o IG TripuraGC Agartala

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Name of officer Details of Posting From :To :

Rati Ranjan DuttaDte. Genl. as DIG (Estt)Range RAF, Mumbai

Jagjit SinghGC BhopalRampur Range

Kamal Kant SharmaO/o IG RAFSrinagar Range

K. M. YadavSrinagar RangeDte. Genl. as DIG (MT/Ord)

Naresh Kumar YadavDte. Genl. as DIG (MT/Ord)O/o IG Odisha

Sham ChandN/Delhi RangeGC Srinagar

Sandeep DattaGC SrinagarGC New Delhi

Name of officer Details of Posting From :To :

K. SajjanuddinO/o IG Southern SectorGC Taralu

Sandeep YadavGC New DelhiO/o IG Southern Sector

Jagdish Narain KohliO/o IG M & NAjmer Range

Raj Kumar AgrawalGC MokameghatO/o IG West Bengal

Gopal Lal MeenaRange RAF, MumbaiGC Mokameghat

Diben Singh NegiO/o IG NWSGC Bhopal

Rakesh Singh ChauhanGC G/NoidaOps Doda Range

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Name of officer Details of Posting From :To :

Vijay Kumar, IPSOn induction in CRPFN/Delhi Range

R. Rajshekharan

Ops Range Srinagar Silchar Range

Ravindra Singh RautelaO/o IG Jammu Lucknow Range

Vishan Swaroop Sharma

Lucknow RangeO/o IG Rajasthan Sector

Prabhat Chandra JhaRampur RangeDte. Genl.-DIG (Commn)

B.S.GujralCWS PuneGC Bangalore

S.M.Vinod VijayGC BangaloreCWS Pune

Name of officer Details of Posting From :To :

Yogyan SinghPDGDte. Genl.- DIG (Ops)

Ashok SamyalOps Doda Range (TAC : Chaibasa)Jamshedpur Range (TAC Chaibasa)

Khajan SinghAjmer Range (TAC : Trg Dte)O/o IG Eastern Sector(TAC : Trg. Dte.)

M.C. Panwar

Dte. Genl. - DIG (Pers)GC Kootah

A.V. ChauhanGC BilaspurDte. Genl - DIG (Pers)

Sunil JoonGC SilcharGC Greater Noida

Seema DhundiaGC SonepatO/o IG RAF

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Sh. Vikram SehgalPosted as DIG GC Imphal on repatriation

from ITPO

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Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

R. Jaya Kumar202 CoBRA105 RAF

Balaram Behera04 Bn20 Bn

Rajender Prasad09 BnDte Genl as Comdt (Int)

R. W. Dawa201 CoBRA46 Bn

Ghansyam Behwal167 Bn 71 Bn

Nadeem Ahmed Samdani 197 Bn 100 RAF

Devender Singh Negi219 Bn103 RAF

Commandants

Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

Manas Ranjan 174 Bn Dte Genl (Prov Cell) against the over all vacancy of the Force

Rajesh Kumar112 Bn 108 RAF

Arun Kumar Meena37 Bn 213 (M) Bn

Nikhil Rastogi151 Bn CSJWT

S.C.S. Rawat54 Bn187 Bn

Kishore Prasad117 Bn37 Bn

Tarique Hussain Khan35 Bn 197 Bn

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Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

Manoj Kumar Sharma187 Bn04 Bn

Rajender Prasad79 Bn 112 Bn

Raj Kumar Nigam183 Bn219 Bn

Surinder Prasad179 BnGC Kathgodam

Rajendra Singh Rawat121 BnRTC Peringome

Satya Narayan Singh124 Bn183 Bn

Narender Kumar Singh71 Bn 09 Bn

Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

Achyuta Nand20 Bn 174 Bn

Narinder Paul119 Bn117 Bn

Ram Krishan138 Bn GC Bantalab

K.G. Sharma213 (M) BnGC New Delhi

Manoj DhyaniGC GwaliorGC Nagpur

Deepak Sharma221 Bn (U/o of Tfr to GC NagpurGC Gwalior

Arvind Rai108 RAF 35 Bn

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Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

Pankaj Kumar O/O IG Jharkhand as Comdt (Int)11 Bn

Brajesh Singh100 RAF 79 Bn

P. P. Pauly105 RAF 73 Bn

D S Grewal Posted in Dte. Genl. against the over all vac. of the Force24 Bn

Anil Kumar BhardwajISA M/Abu54 Bn

Vinay Anand PrakashGC Bantalab138 Bn

Prem Chand Bhuria103 RAF144 Bn

Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

Anil BishtDte. Genl as Comdt (Int)124 Bn

Sudhir Kumar46 Bn151 Bn,

Smt. Indrani YadavCSJWT(attached with ATC Ajmer)135 (M) Bn

G.S. Dahiya135 (M) BnGC Gandhinagar

Sandeep SinghGC BhopalO/o SDG NEZ as Commandant (Law)

Pukhraj JaipalGC Gandhinagar49 Bn

H.S. Bains 2nd Sig Bn 228 Bn

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Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

Shyam Sunder 228 Bn GC Bhopal

S.S. RanaGC Pinjore (Under order of transfer to 49 Bn)121 Bn Jammu

S.D. Pandey

11 Bn 2nd Sig Bn

Anil KumarGC Kathgodam119 Bn

Sanand Kamal Kept in overall strength of the Force and attached with CZ Hqr179 Bn

Name of Officer TransferredFrom :To :

Shankar Lal SenguptaReported from UN mission167 Bn

Karuna RaiGC MokamaghatO/o IG BS as Comdt (Int)

D. K. ChaudharyO/o IG Bihar Sector as Comdt (Int)GC Mokameghat

P Singh Dharamshahtu GC N/Delhi (Presently under UN Mission as contingent Comdr)Attached with O/o IG RAF

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