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In a significant reshuffle, Bihar bids farewell to two esteemed IPS officers, Rakesh Rathi and Naveen Chandra Jha, who have embarked on pivotal roles in the central government. Rathi, previously the Special Branch IG, has stepped up as Joint Secretary in the Home Ministry, while Jha transitions from the Vigilance Bureau to the Indo-Tibetan Border Police as DIG.

The Union Public Service Commission has announced the Central Armed Police Forces Assistant Commandants 2025 written exam results. Over 1,200 candidates have qualified for the next stage, the Physical Standards and Efficiency Tests. These successful candidates must now prepare their original documents. A 15-day window opens soon for updating crucial details.

The 'Mission Arun Himveer' initiative by the Arunachal Pradesh Agriculture Marketing Board has garnered the prestigious SKOCH Silver Award for 2026. Launched in November 2024, this transformative project ensures farmers receive prompt payments within a day, eliminating the middlemen.

Two senior Uttarakhand IPS officers have challenged their deputation to central forces in the High Court, arguing the postings are to lower ranks than their current Inspector General positions. They claim they neither applied nor consented to the deputation, which they contend violates service rules. The court has sought a response from the state government.

The basic training course of these SIs began on August 19 last year, and ended on Wednesday (August 20) after 48 weeks.

The Centre on Tuesday appointed Ranjit Sinha, a 1974 batch Bihar cadre IPS officer, the DG of the indo tibetan border police (ITBP).

An 18-year boy died in a road accident near Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) area, sector 25 here, on Thursday noon.

Two personnel of 51st battalion of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) died here early on Sunday morning.The battalion is camped at Patiala and the two died while they were present in the camp.

Seven people, including two schoolchildren and three Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) personnel, were killed on Friday in two encounters with Maoists in the forests along the Maharashtra-Chhattisgarh border.

Airspace violations by China on the Sino-Indian border are merely perceived intrusions and not an indication of Chinese aggression, indo tibetan border police DG Ranjit Sinha said on Thursday.

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China has been not made a single attempt to intrude into the Arunachal Pradesh territory since the deployment of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) in 2004, according to ITBP Commandant (Staff) Angad Prasad Yadav.