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| Article Name : | | | TRAINING : IMPACT ON IPS OFFICERS IN CONTROLLING LAW ORDER | | Author Name : | | | P. Shailaja | | Publisher : | | | Ashok Yakkaldevi | | Article Series No. : | | | GRT-6612 | | Article URL : | |  | Author Profile View PDF In browser | | Abstract : | | | The Police is becoming more and more complex in the new social context. The police have now to be more than ever conscious of their role in safe- guarding and fostering the processes of socio-economic growth and development and ensuring social justice. Linked with this is their responsibility for preserving the democratic order of society and upholding the Constitutional provisions, particularly with regard to equality before the law. The role and responsibilities of IPS officers play very crucial in maintain the law and order in the society. This can be only possible when the IPS officers are well trained at all levels. Before entering into the services the IPS officers undergoes the institutional training and he is known as IPS Probationary officers.
Training is an important part of civil service and necessary emphasis is paid to it. For proper training the Government of India has set up two premier institutions —one for IAS officers and the other for IPS officers and huge amount of money is spent for training and maintenance of these institutes. But many people have raised their eyebrows about the efficacy of the long and costly process and programmes of training.
This paper discuss about the importance of the training among the IPS officers probationary or in-service in maintaining law and order. This is the part of my Ph.D research work. | | Keywords : | | - Training,IPS officers, law & Orders,
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