Rajahmundry, Nov 3rd: For the first time in country, a police university will be set up offering several post-graduate courses under the aegis of AP Police Academy. The additional director general of police and APPA director, Dr C.N Gopinath Reddy, said here on Tuesday that PG courses like police management would be started in the upcoming university in addition to an undergraduate program on police management. He said that the draft proposal for setting up the university was ready and the proposals would be submitted to the home minister and chief minister for their consent shortly.
The proposed university would be run with the funds from the University Grants Commission and 50 per cent of the seats would be allotted to police personnel and their family members while the remaining 50 per cent would be open for general public. Maintaining that as many as 8,475 personnel were trained at APPA this year, its director, Mr. Gopinath Reddy, said that they were making efforts to increase the academy’s capacity to provide training for 10,000 personnel. He said that police personnel from other countries were also being trained at the academy.
The proposed university would be run with the funds from the University Grants Commission and 50 per cent of the seats would be allotted to police personnel and their family members while the remaining 50 per cent would be open for general public. Maintaining that as many as 8,475 personnel were trained at APPA this year, its director, Mr. Gopinath Reddy, said that they were making efforts to increase the academy’s capacity to provide training for 10,000 personnel. He said that police personnel from other countries were also being trained at the academy.
Vigilance Awareness Week from Nov 3 Posted on 04-Nov-2009
Hyderabad, Nov 3rd: All government organizations, including PSUs and public sector banks in the state today commenced the Vigilance Awareness Week by administering oath to all its employees. NMDC Limited Director (Commercial) V K Sharma administered the pledge to all its employees in the presence of ...
TDP ties with Left parties Posted on 04-Nov-2009
Hyderabad, Nov 3rd: The main opposition Telugu Desam Party in Andhra Pradesh on Nov 3 decided to forge an alliance with the two main Left parties for the civic polls in the state capital, even as CPI (M) State Secretary B V Raghavulu made it clear that the party would not hesitate to go it alone in c...
CM releases book on Andhra Pradesh Posted on 04-Nov-2009
Hyderabad, Nov 3rd: A coffee table book 'Andhra Pradesh-a Great Synthesis', brought out by Visakhapatnam Steel Plant (VSP) as a corporate social responsible initiative was released by Chief Minister K Rosaiah. Andhra Pradesh stands for a great synthesis reflecting the integration of northern ...
BSNL to launch new package Posted on 05-Nov-2009
Rajahmundry, Nov 4th: BSNL General Manager, East Godavari, G. Raghavendra Rao, has announced that the BSNL is going to introduce second pulse rate system with low tariff to compete with private players in the market. Under the CDR project, the BSNL is all set to introduce this pulse rate through Venn...
Surekha apologizes for quitting Posted on 05-Nov-2009
Hyderabad, Nov 4th: Ms Konda Surekha, who resigned as Women Development and Child Welfare Minister to press the demand for making Congress MP from Kadapa Y S Jaganmohan Reddy as the Chief Minister, on Nov 4 apologized to late Chief Minister YSR's son for not consulting him before putting in her p...
Steps on for quality education Posted on 05-Nov-2009
Kakinada, Nov 4th: In an attempt to give quality education to students from class VIII to Plus Two Level by strengthening infrastructure, appointing teachers and many more the Center is coming up with a new scheme called Rashtriya Madhyamika Siksha Abhiyan which is likely to begin from the next acade...
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