Svpnpa Recruitment For The Post Of Reader Behavioural Science In Hyderabad

Applications are invited from eligible Officers under the Central/State Governments/Recognised Universities/Recognised Research Institutions/Semi-Government/Statutory or Autonomous Organisations for filling up of one each post of 'Reader (Behavioural Science) and Reader (Teaching Methodology) in Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy, Hyderabad-500 052, by deputation for a period of one year

2. Pay, qualifications required, other eligibility criteria for the posts and application form are available in Academy website http://wwwsvpnpagovin/vacancies.
   
   aspx Duly filled in applications, along with all supporting documents, should reach the

 Assistant Director(Estt), SVP National Police Academy, Hyderabad 500052 through proper channel not later than 60 days from the date of publication of this vacancy circulars in the Employment News

Any Graduate

Svpnpa is looking for Any Graduate profile candidates.

eligibility criteria for the posts and application form are available in Academy website http://www.svpnpa.gov.in/vacancies.aspx. Duly filled in applications, along with all supporting documents

Nestling amidst verdant hills and astride the Hyderabad-Bangalore highway, eight kilometers away from the historic city of Hyderabad and spread over about 277 acres of land, is the permanent abode of the Indian Police Service (IPS) - Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy (SVPNPA), the premier police training institution in the country.

Indian Police (IP) officers, until the country became independent, received probationary training in their respective provincial police training colleges. Since their training was not based on any uniform pattern or system, they did not know one another and many of them did not even have the opportunity of knowing the system of police work in other parts of India.

After Independence, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the first Union Home Minister emphasized the importance of having a ring of services which would keep the country intact under a Federal Constitution. He said, “...the Union will go, you will not have a united India, if you do not have a good All India Service, which has the independence to speak out its mind...”. Thus was born the Indian Police Service (IPS) as an All India Service, as successor service to the IP.

The constitution of the Indian Police Service as an All India Service necessitated a common pattern of police training. With a view to imparting induction training to the new entrants to the IPS who were drawn from all regions of the country and different strata of society, the Central Police Training College was established in Mount Abu (Rajasthan) on September 15, 1948. The ready availability of a few unused army barracks at Mount Abu was the prime consideration for the choice. But within a year, the Army authorities wanted back the M.E.S. buildings and thus began the nomadic existence of this institution, in the rented buildings of the Rajputana Hotel and the Abu Lawrence School, etc.