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What happened
The Director General of Telangana Police, B. Shivadhar Reddy, laid the foundation stone for the City Training Centre (CTC) in Medipally on November 10, 2025. This centre will focus on specialized training for police personnel, particularly in handling technology-related crimes. Alongside this, he inaugurated the Bharosa and Command Control Centres in Saroor Nagar, which aim to provide legal support and protection for women facing distress. The DGP highlighted the need for improved road safety measures and announced an upcoming awareness program titled ‘Arrive, Alive’ to promote responsible driving. He acknowledged the support from Divis Laboratories under its Corporate Social Responsibility initiative for the construction of the CTC and the establishment of the Young India Police School for children of police personnel. The event was attended by various senior officers and representatives from the Cyber Security Council.
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Key insights
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Focus on Technology Training
CTC will enhance police skills in technology-related crime.
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Support for Women
Bharosa Centres will provide legal guidance for women in distress.
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Road Safety Awareness
An awareness program will promote responsible driving practices.
Takeaways
The establishment of the City Training Centre and Bharosa Centres marks a significant step towards modernizing police training and enhancing support for vulnerable populations, particularly women. These initiatives reflect a commitment to improving public safety and crime response in the Rachakonda area.