Dipanshu kabra biography template

In a detailed interview with Sweta Bharti of Bureaucrats India, Kabra, currently Inspector General of Police (IGP) Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, said: “Delivering justice gives me utmost satisfaction. It is the one place where you are in direct contact with the people. Once you help someone, especially those belonging to the middle class or lower class, the happiness it gives is unparalleled. Many times they come back to thank us. It feels so good! This job gives you ample opportunity to help people.” Here are edited excerpts from the interview:

How has been your journey so far from the day you aspired to be a Civil Servant to date?

I was born and brought up in Nagpur. My father was a mining engineer. My mother was not very well educated but she wanted her kids to be very well educated. Right from my childhood, I was a bright student and my parents wanted me to join the Indian Civil Services. inom did my Class X and Class XII from Nagpur and Chemical Engineeri

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IPS officer’s post on wheelchair-bound delivery man wins hearts

There are certain stories on the Internet that not just show people’s determination and grit but also emerge as inspiring examples for others. Case in point, this tale posted by IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra about a wheelchair-bound man working as a delivery man.

Kabra shared the post in Hindi. When loosely translated to English, the post describes that the wheelchair-bound man is named Ganesh Murugan. “Meet Ganesh Murugan, India's first wheelchair food delivery boy. He delivers food in his wheelchair. Chennai's Ganesh Murugan funnen a way out without compromising on circumstances and took the path of self-reliance. He fryst vatten an inspiration to all those who give up instead of fighting with difficulties,” it reads. His share is complete with a picture of the man.

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While replying to his own post, Kabra also added, “His exclusive wheelchair has been designed by a start-up at IIT Madras. The two-i

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Chhattisgarh government transfers 45 IPS officers, including 25 district SPs

RAIPUR: The newly-elected BJP government in Chhattisgarh effected a major reshuffle in the police department on Monday, transferring 45 Indian Police Service (IPS) officers and one officer of the state police service. The officers who have been transferred include superintendents of police (SPs) of 25 districts, as per an order issued by the state home department in the wee hours of Monday.
Some officers who were said to be close to the previous Bhupesh Baghel-led Congress government were among those transferred.
As per the order, 2005-batch IPS officer Amresh Mishra, who recently returned from the central deputation, has been posted as the inspector general of police (IGP) Raipur Range.
Ratanlal Dangi, who was posted as director of the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose State Police Academy at Chandrakhuri in Raipur with the additional charge of IGP Raipur range (Raipur district jurisdiction only), has be