The premier independent thinktank bringing together, police & citizen stakeholders for reform &transformation of police.based on Rule of Law, Ethics & Science.
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Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Project 39A entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Indian Police Foundation (IPF) and Uttar Pradesh State Institute of Forensic Science (UPSIFS) on 05.09.2026; to further their research and engagement in law, policing and forensics.
@NLUDofficial @SanjayVashish13
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
You’ve heard the stories of U.P.’s mafia. But you’ve rarely heard them from the men who were actually fighting it.
Three former DGPs come together for a candid conversation on the realities of policing one of India’s most complex states.
Watch: youtu.be/gzIVCou8lsg
🤖 Made with AI
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Project 39A is holding a seminar on September 05, 2026, titled "Disclosure and the Right to Fair Trial: An Expert Dialogue"; on the disclosure of evidence vis-a-vis the right to a fair trial, to identify systemic issues & areas for reform.
@NLUDofficial @SanjayVashish13
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
#LIVE360: नेपाल में सैलाब के बीच चीन की भयानक चाल? भू-वैज्ञानिक ने क्या बताया, नेपाली पत्रकारों ने क्या अंदेशा जताया?
#China | #Floods | #Nepal | #Livetimestv | #Livetimesnews |@DChaurasia2312 | @pprernasingh899
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Every fire tragedy exposes the same uncomfortable truth: the issue is rarely lack of rules; it is lack of enforcement.
Violations are visible, inspections become rituals, and accountability awakens only after lives are lost. Condolences and compensation cannot substitute prevention.
Until non-compliance attracts swift consequences and safety becomes non-negotiable, such tragedies will continue to repeat. These are not merely accidents; they are systemic failures.
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
The Indian police stands today at a historic crossroads. It can become a technologically powerful force feared by society or a constitutionally grounded institution trusted by society. The difference between the two lies not in equipment or laws, but in credibility…..
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Phones Beep Across India As Centre Tests Disaster Information Alert System - What Does It Mean?
NDTV's @pallavabagla & @aishvaryjain join @AdityaRajKaul with more details
Former NDRF Director-General OP Singh shares more insigts
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
The scrapping of the ₹25,000-crore MoU with a year-old startup exposes a troubling gap between ambition and administrative diligence. Public governance cannot afford to rely on post-facto social media backlash to correct decisions of such magnitude.
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
The need of the hour.
A very well written piece.
#OPSingh IPS
#Police caught in a #leadership vacuum deccanherald.com/opinion/pol… via @deccanherald
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Dr Mohit Kumar Garg (@drmohitkgarg), Law Enforcement and Policing Fellowship Best Paper Runner Up, talks about how the fellowship helped him ground big ideas in real operational challenges and turn them into workable reforms.
Cohort 2 applications are open. If you want to build serious, field-ready policy thinking for Indian policing, this is your place to do it.
Apply here: shorturl.at/k2O6Q
@IPF_ORG
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
It was a pleasure meeting the British High Commissioner, Lindy Cameron, this evening at the celebration of His Majesty King Charles III’s birthday. The reception reflected the depth of India–UK friendship and the spirit of mutual respect and collaboration.
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Reimagining The Police For India's Economic Development!
🔸CM Devendra Fadnavis at the 'Indian Police Foundation (IPF) Annual Day 2025'.
Uttar Pradesh’s MoS Asim Arun, Chairman of IPF and former Governor of Meghalaya R. S. Mooshahary, President & CEO of IPF O. P. Singh, senior police officials and other dignitaries were present.
🔸मुख्यमंत्री देवेंद्र फडणवीस यांची 'इंडियन पोलीस फाऊंडेशन (आयपीएफ) वार्षिक दिवस 2025' कार्यक्रम येथे प्रमुख उपस्थिती.
उत्तर प्रदेशचे राज्यमंत्री असीम अरुण, आयपीएफचे चेअरमन आणि मेघालयचे माजी राज्यपाल आर. एस. मूशाहारी, आयपीएफचे प्रेसिडंट आणि सीईओ ओ. पी. सिंह, वरिष्ठ पोलीस अधिकारी आणि इतर मान्यवर उपस्थित होते.
🔸मुख्यमंत्री देवेंद्र फडणवीस इनकी 'इंडियन पुलिस फाउंडेशन (आयपीएफ) वार्षिक दिवस 2025' कार्यक्रम में प्रमुख उपस्थिति।
उत्तर प्रदेश के राज्यमंत्री असीम अरुण, आयपीएफ के चेयरमैन एवं मेघालय के पूर्व राज्यपाल आर. एस. मूशाहारी, आयपीएफ के प्रेसिडेंट एवं सीईओ ओ. पी. सिंह, वरिष्ठ पुलिस अधिकारी और अन्य मान्यवर उपस्थित थे।
🕚 11.05am | 20-9-2025📍Mumbai | स. ११.०५ वा. | २०-९-२०२५📍मुंबई.
@Dev_Fadnavis @asim_arun @DGPMaharashtra @IPF_ORG
#Maharashtra #DevendraFadnavis #IPFAnnualDay2025
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Epitome of selfless service to the people & On-the-toes thinking. Well done SI Anjali. Keep it up.
In moments of crisis, true courage shines!
SI/GD Anjali of #CRPF didn’t hesitate when a life hung in the balance—she rushed to aid a heart attack victim on the Blue Line Metro, providing critical help before medical aid arrived.
For her extraordinary heroism, DG #CRPF Shri @gpsinghips honored her with a DG’s Commendation Disc and a commendation letter, calling her selfless act a testament to the resolute spirit of those in uniform.
Her bravery is a call to all—to rise beyond duty when humanity demands!
#NationFirst
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Punjab Police has taken a significant step towards enhancing citizen-friendly policing by joining hands with the Indian Police Foundation (IPF) for the Internal Police Reforms project. The initiative was formally launched with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Punjab Police and IPF, marking a commitment to progressive and citizen-centric policing.
Initially covering 30 police stations in SAS Nagar, Roopnagar, Fatehgarh Sahib, and Khanna, the project will expand across #Punjab in phases.
This collaboration reflects Punjab Police’s commitment to transparency, efficiency, and public trust in policing.
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
HCM Dr. @himantabiswa attended the Reunion Seminar of former Assam Police Chiefs who served with distinction as DGPs of Assam and Meghalaya, as well as Heads of Central Armed Police Forces and Central Police Organizations.
HCM highlighted Assam’s transformative journey towards peace, stability, and progress, crediting the relentless efforts of the Assam Police and security forces, guided by the visionary leadership of Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi and Hon'ble Union Home Minister Shri @AmitShah.
HCM also expressed heartfelt gratitude to the officers for their commitment to public service and extended his appreciation to the spouses of departed officers for their silent yet significant support.
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
We pay our heartfelt homage to those who lost their lives in the dastardly #MumbaiTerrorAttack.
Their memories live on, and we will #NeverForget the courage and sacrifice of the bravehearts who laid down their lives for the Nation.
Jai Hind.
@MumbaiPolice
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Reviewed our ongoing pilot project on Internal Police Reforms with Dr. Ish Kumar from the Indian Police Foundation. Proud to see #Punjab as the first state to partner with #IPF, leading efforts to transform citizen-centric policing. We're focused on improving police conduct, reducing response times, and enhancing services for the community.
#PoliceReforms #CitizenFirst
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
This is such a good & a progressive practice, breaking the class and cadre barriers, having food at the same table.
The cadre divide between the GO's and the NGO'S is very colonial and unconstitutional.
@PMOIndia
@HMOIndia
@IPF_ORG @BPRDIndia @IPS_Association @BhallaAjay26
Indian Police Foundation retweeted
Punjab has become the first state to launch the Indian Police Foundation's Internal Police Reforms Project, focused on transforming citizen-centric policing at the station level. This initiative aims to streamline complaint/FIR registration, improve police response and conduct, reduce harassment, and enhance citizen services and community engagement.
Starting in SAS Nagar and Roopnagar with 15 police stations, the project will gradually expand statewide.
