Policing And Crime Trends In India
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- ISBN13: 9789355627476
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publisher: Prabhat Prakashan
- Publisher Imprint: NA
- Pages: NA
- Language: English
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- Item Weight: 500
- BISAC Subject(s): Literature
The book presents a history of the diversity of India's police systems and their response to changing crime patterns, from the earliest times to the present day. Drawing on the author's decades of expertise in the Indian Police Service, the book presents a comprehensive study of the evolution of Indian police system and its responses to changing crime trends over time.
The book delves deep into the evolution of the Indian Police Service (IPS), one of the three All-India Services established under Article 312 of the Indian Constitution. Covering the period from Vedic era to British colonial rule and the present day, it examines the dynamic changes in prevalent crimes, public sentiments and police capabilities.
The author presents a balanced view of the impact of technology on policing, and evaluate the potential of digital tools against potential risks and challenges. The author presents more than a standard work on police organization; he presents a thoughtful, historical and experience-based perspective on the evolution of policing and violence in India. The book begins by examining India's ancient traditions, showing how the early concepts of justice, order, and punishment were influenced and shaped by civilisational values.
A key strength of the book is its thematic flexibility, transitioning seamlessly between institutional history, different types of crimes and broader social changes. One of the key feature of the book is its in-depth analysis of police reforms.
Overall, it serves as a comprehensive reference on trends in crime and policing in India, and provides insights into historical and contemporary contexts. Its goal is to provide valuable perspectives in policy discussions as well as theoretical knowledge to enhance public safety and promote positive attitudes toward law enforcement.
The book delves deep into the evolution of the Indian Police Service (IPS), one of the three All-India Services established under Article 312 of the Indian Constitution. Covering the period from Vedic era to British colonial rule and the present day, it examines the dynamic changes in prevalent crimes, public sentiments and police capabilities.
The author presents a balanced view of the impact of technology on policing, and evaluate the potential of digital tools against potential risks and challenges. The author presents more than a standard work on police organization; he presents a thoughtful, historical and experience-based perspective on the evolution of policing and violence in India. The book begins by examining India's ancient traditions, showing how the early concepts of justice, order, and punishment were influenced and shaped by civilisational values.
A key strength of the book is its thematic flexibility, transitioning seamlessly between institutional history, different types of crimes and broader social changes. One of the key feature of the book is its in-depth analysis of police reforms.
Overall, it serves as a comprehensive reference on trends in crime and policing in India, and provides insights into historical and contemporary contexts. Its goal is to provide valuable perspectives in policy discussions as well as theoretical knowledge to enhance public safety and promote positive attitudes toward law enforcement.
Dinesh Kumar Gupta is an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of AGMUT cadre. He was born in Allahabad. His father Late (Shri) J.R. Gupta was a senior police officer in UP Police. He completed his B.Sc from Lucknow University, two years P.G. Diploma in Business Administration from IPM, Lucknow, LLB from Lucknow University and LLM Police Studies from National Law University, Delhi. He has held the posts of ACP/Sub-Division Gandhi Nagar, Preet Vihar, Alipur and Narela, ACP/Operation of East Distt, North-East Distt and South-West Distt., ACP/Special Branch, Addl. DCP in East Distt, New Delhi Distt, South-West Distt and North Distt, DCP in Crime Branch, Airport, Traffic, Railways and Shahdara District. He has also served as OSD to DGP, IGP Operations and Commandant 1st Armed Police Bn., Itanagar in Arunachal Pradesh Police.
During his service, Mr. Gupta has been awarded President's Police Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of Republic Day, 2018, CP's Delhi disc for excellence in administrative duties for the year-2024, Police (Antarik Suraksha Seva) Padak Medal & Special duty (Medal) for deployment in counter insurgency/internal security operations in Arunachal Pradesh, Special Commendation Certificate & disc from C.P, Delhi in c/w prestigious G-20 Summit held in Delhi during 2023 and United Nations Medal for service in United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK). Mr. Dinesh Kumar Gupta has received 44 Appreciation Letters from C.P, Delhi/other Senior Police Officers and a Commendation Certificate from Home Minister, GOI during Commonwealth Games-2010.
Mr. Dinesh Kumar Gupta has transitioned from a distinguished career in the police services to a life of dedicated social service, exemplifying the true spirit of 'Return to the Society'. With a lifetime of rich experience and an unwavering commitment to positive change, he now channels his energy into uplifting others, inspiring a ripple effect of kindness and compassion that will resonate far beyond his own remarkable journey.
During his service, Mr. Gupta has been awarded President's Police Medal for Meritorious Service on the occasion of Republic Day, 2018, CP's Delhi disc for excellence in administrative duties for the year-2024, Police (Antarik Suraksha Seva) Padak Medal & Special duty (Medal) for deployment in counter insurgency/internal security operations in Arunachal Pradesh, Special Commendation Certificate & disc from C.P, Delhi in c/w prestigious G-20 Summit held in Delhi during 2023 and United Nations Medal for service in United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK). Mr. Dinesh Kumar Gupta has received 44 Appreciation Letters from C.P, Delhi/other Senior Police Officers and a Commendation Certificate from Home Minister, GOI during Commonwealth Games-2010.
Mr. Dinesh Kumar Gupta has transitioned from a distinguished career in the police services to a life of dedicated social service, exemplifying the true spirit of 'Return to the Society'. With a lifetime of rich experience and an unwavering commitment to positive change, he now channels his energy into uplifting others, inspiring a ripple effect of kindness and compassion that will resonate far beyond his own remarkable journey.