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21 IPS trainees of 78th RR batch meet Manipur DGP and senior police officials
✍️ India Today NE
🗓 06 Nov 2026, 05:17 PM
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Twenty‑one officer trainees of the 78th Regular Recruit batch held a briefing with the Manipur Director General of Police and senior officials, discussing training progress and policing challenges.
Manipur police officials, including the state Director General of Police, hosted a meeting with 21 trainees from the 78th Regular Recruit (RR) batch of the Indian Police Service. The gathering provided a platform for the trainees to interact directly with senior law‑enforcement leaders.
During the session, the DGP and other senior officers briefed the trainees on the current security scenario in the state and outlined the expectations from the new cadre of officers. The discussion also covered the training curriculum and the practical challenges that officers are likely to face in the field.
The trainees, who are preparing for their upcoming postings across the state, expressed appreciation for the opportunity to gain insights from experienced officials. They reiterated their commitment to uphold law and order and to serve the people of Manipur with dedication.
The interaction is part of the regular engagement programme aimed at aligning the training of IPS officers with the specific needs of the regions they will serve.
During the session, the DGP and other senior officers briefed the trainees on the current security scenario in the state and outlined the expectations from the new cadre of officers. The discussion also covered the training curriculum and the practical challenges that officers are likely to face in the field.
The trainees, who are preparing for their upcoming postings across the state, expressed appreciation for the opportunity to gain insights from experienced officials. They reiterated their commitment to uphold law and order and to serve the people of Manipur with dedication.
The interaction is part of the regular engagement programme aimed at aligning the training of IPS officers with the specific needs of the regions they will serve.