Indian Police Service

Aloke B Lal | Director General Of Police | Indian Police Service

What is Indian Police Service?

A Career in Indian Police Service is very interesting. Unfortunately, it is very difficult to find information about What Indian Police Service actually is. Most pages on the internet just talk about How to get into Indian Police Service. While anyone can have an opinion on what Indian Police Service entails; only a real professional can really explain it.

Director General Of Police Aloke B Lal is an experienced professional with 37 years in Indian Police Service. According to Director General Of Police Aloke B Lal, Indian Police Service is:

The Indian Police Service or IPS, is one of the three all India Services of the Government of India.The service is not a force itself but provides leaders and commanders to staff the state police and all-India Central Armed Police Forces.

How Director General Of Police Aloke B Lal got into Indian Police Service?

I served in the IPS for 37 years. I did my M Tech from IIT Rorkee in 1974. After that I appeared for the Union Public Service, conducted examination and succeeded in entering the service I was appearing for, the Indian Police Services.

Director General Of Police Aloke B Lal's Talk on Indian Police Service

Starts with what is:
1)	Indian Police Service

Next, it covers Education. It is easy to Google information about what Qualifications are needed to enter Indian Police Service, this Talk went a step ahead to talk about the body of knowledge one needs to develop to excel at Indian Police Service. It explains Education needed in Indian Police Service with these items:
2)	Law
3)	Management
4)	Psychology
5)	General Awareness

Then, the Talk focuses on the most important component that is Skills. Skills are the most important factor determining success in a Indian Police Service. Here is a list of Skills required for Indian Police Service:
6)	Leadership
7)	Communication
8)	Understanding of Social and Socio-Political Trends
9)	Dealing With Congregations

Positives of Indian Police Service motivate one to work hard for the same. These are the Positives of Indian Police Service:
10)	Excellent Opportunity to Serve People
11)	Diverse Opportunities
12)	Satisfaction
13)	Internal Security

Challenges define Indian Police Service as much as the Positives of the same:
14)	Extraneous Influences
15)	Negative Public Perception
16)	Family Neglected

In the final section of the Talk, Aloke B Lal talks about How a day goes in a Career in:
17)	Indian Police Service

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