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Enjoy and live your life the way you want To hell with decency discipline and good behaviour just do not bother about what others think of you Indulge yourself and be happy The world must move according to your rules This book contains 500 antidotes to al 128 pp.

Zustand: New.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. An Unlikely Police Chief has the reminiscences of B.L. Vohra whose life in India started in a refugee camp in Delhi after his family was forced to move from Pakistan as a result of the horrors of the Partition. Undeterred by circumstances, the young Vohra who was a mediocre student worked hard and got into the prestigious Indian Police Service where he rose to become a three-star police chief. The book not only talks about his life but also gives a glimpse into the working of the Indian police and the many challenges the nation faces at present. B.L. VOHRA joined the Indian Police Service in 1967 and retired in 2004 as a Director General of Police. In his career, he has served in the Delhi Police, in Manipur, Tripura, Punjab and Jammu and Kashmir and in most Central Armed Police Forces. He was also Home Secretary of Manipur. He was awarded the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service, 'Guru Samman' by the Vice-President of India and many other medals and honours. He has authored 13 books.…

This book tells the success story of Tripura police in controlling insurgency decisively in the state of Tripura This is only the second success story of its type in India after the success of Punjab police in controlling insurgency Since many people in the rest of India do not know about this story it has been written by BLVohra who was Director General of Police of Tripura when the fight back started with determination against the insurgents from the year 2000 onwards with full political backing of an honest political leadership led by the Chief Minister Manik Sarkar and the bureaucratic backing led by the Chief Secretary Shri VThulasidas Para military forces like CRPF and BSF ably assisted the local police in achieving the objectiveVery few people in India know about Tripura its fascinating history of its fight against the insurgency and how and when it was controlled It was a big empire once upon a time dating back to the days of Mahabharta and finds a mention in the epic By the time the partition of India took place in 1947 it had become a small state due to the vagaries of history At that time it lost quite a bit of land and communications facilities to what was then East Pakistan and now Bangladesh Many Bengali Hindus came over to Tripura due to the atrocities there and soon became the majority in the state whereas the local tribals had earlier formed the majority This led to discontentment among the tribals which manifested itself in many forms till it became a full-fledged insurgency in the late 1970s From then on it grew in strength and by 2000 it had become a hydra headed monster It was then that the state police backed by strong political will took on the insurgents and defeated them using innovative strategiesThe story also proves the case in point that only the efforts led by the local police can handle such situations effectivelyThough the violence has been contained the issues of the tribals still remain in Tripura One only hopes that these will be taken care of to avoid a return to insurgency in the future.…

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Gebunden. Zustand: New.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In this autobiography, the author narrates the story of his life as a police officer, starting from his childhood, to joining the coveted IPS, and finally to his retirement. As a refugee toddler from Pakistan, his early memories go back to living in a camp in Delhi (India) where his family had moved after the Partition of the subcontinent, until a small quarter was allotted to them. From there, this once mediocre student rose to become a three-star police chief in the elite Indian Police Service, after facing the toughest competition in the entrance examination for the civil services. The author tells the story of the police in India from a ringside view and also a bit about India''s history itself during the last 75 years, the evolution of the political class and the internal challenges that the country faces. How incidents, events and human beings shaped his life takes us on his journey as a police officer and a family man. He also talks of his service to the nation with humility, pride and honour. With its insights, this is surely a motivational book for the younger generation.…