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ADGP: Police training updated for modern crimes with new lessons

The New Indian Express Kalaburagi

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July 18, 2025

The police department is all set to become stronger with the introduction of a new syllabus and new training routine to tackle any eventuality in future, said ADGP (Training) Alok Kumar here on Thursday.

- Ramakrishna Badseshi @ Kalaburagi

Speaking with press persons here, Alok Kumar said that the syllabus is designed for training the cops from DySP level to constable, to update their knowledge and handle any critical situation. "Old and outdated chapters in the syllabus have been removed, and the syllabus has been updated with new techniques and methodology to control all the crimes. Indoor and outdoor training have been integrated, and the police personnel who learn in the indoor training have to de

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