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Sh. Subhas Goswami, DG, ITBP meeting with
Sh. Rajnath Singh, Hon'ble Union Home Minister
at North Block
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Sh. Rajnath Singh, Hon'ble Union Home Minister with
Sh. Subhas Goswami, DG ITBP
Sh. Subhas Goswami, DG ITBP called
on Sh. Rajnath Singh, Hon'ble Union Home
Minister on 30th May, 2014 at North Block.
After reviewing security situation of Indian
Embassy and Consulates in Afghanistan by
a team led by himself, Sh. Goswami briefed
Sh. Singh about the insight of lethal attack
in Herat (Afghanistan) on 23rd May, 2014.
Sh. Rajnath Singh while interacting with
Sh. Goswami, lauded ITBP for successfully
repulsing the attack on Indian Consulate. He
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also praised the Force for dedicated service
to the nation by upkeeping highest order of
professionalism. Sh. Singh also said that the
Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will address
the requirements of the Force.
Hon'ble Home Minister wished to visit
to BOPs manned by ITBP on Indo China
Border in the near future. Sh. Singh also
discussed about the internal security senario
with the DG and role of ITBP in various
security duties in the country.
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Contents
• ITBP foiled a fidayeen attack on Indian Consulate in Herat (Afghanistan)
• Visit of a special ITBP delegation to Afghanistan
• Anti- Naxal Operations
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• 32oha okfguh }kjk v¡py ds lqnwj vkfnoklh xk¡o ejnsy
• Students to think of the poor: DG
• Orientation programe on e-Office in ITBP
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• mRrjh lhekUr ds rRoko/kku esa lQy ioZrkjksgh vfHk;ku *f='kwy*
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Relocation process completed by ITBP contingent in DRC
News on provisioning
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, 2014
'Limca Book Of Records' - Longest serving Police Officer
Navdeep bagged Gold medal in South Asian Judo Championship
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• [kk| inkFkZ dh ?kfV;k vkiwfrZ dks udkjk x;k
• COAS Commendation Card
• 33rd Bn ITBP celebrated 7th raising day
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• 349 Jawans passed out
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• Various News/Orders
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• 979 uo vkjf{k;ksa dh nh{kkar ,oa 'kiFk xzg.k lekjksg ijsM
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• Special 'Canine Squad' chipped in to secure swearing-in venue at Rashtrapati Bhawan
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• ITBP to train Royal Bhutan Police Dogs
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• ITBP successfully performed security duties in General Elections- 2014
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Personnel matters
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Demonstration of skills by members of Central
Karate Team of ITBP at Academy, Mussoorie during
a Passing Out Parade
CHIEF PATRON
Subhas Goswami
(Director General, ITBP)
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Ashok Kumar, DIG
EDITOR
Vivek Kumar Pandey
(Public Relations Officer)
SUB EDITOR
Insp. Y.V. Reddy
DESIGN ASSISTANCE
CT. A. Rama Rao
Photo
Photo Cell, Dte. Gen. and
Field Units
Views expressed in the magazine
are exclusively those of the author (s)
and not the official views of the Force
- Editor- in- Chief.
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EDITORIAL-ADVISORY BOARD
MEMBERS
Nitin Agrawal, IG
Prashant Kumar, IG
R.K.Saini, IG
Dipesh Juneja, IG
Raja Babu Singh, DIG
S.S. Harta, DIG
V.K. Singh, DIG
S.K. Sharma, DIG
Austine Eapen, DIG
R.K.Patariya, DIG
S.R. Roy, DIG
B. Sinha, DIG
Bhanwar Singh, DIG
K.D. Dwivedi, DIG
Sudha Rani Relangi,DIG(JAG)
Published by:
Public Relations Cell
Directorate General, ITBP, CGO Complex,
Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110 003.
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ITBP foiled a fidayeen attack on Indian Consulate in
Herat (Afghanistan)
Herat (Afghanistan)/New Delhi: Indian Consulate
General in Herat guarded by ITBP commandos was
attacked by unknown terrorists on 23rd May, 2014. Four
heavily armed terrorists attacked the consulate at around
0345 Hrs local time. Immediately after firing a Rocket
Propelled Grenade (RPG) towards the consulate building,
one of the terrorist tried to cross the security fence from a
side wall. Alert ITBP rear guard of the consulate challenged
him and bravely retaliated when fired upon.
Following recoveries were made from the slain
terrorist killed by ITBP :-
Photo of a slain terrorist killed by ITBP
commandos while trying to enter into Indian
Consulate in Herat (Afghanistan)
Recoveries made from the slain terrorist trying to
enter into Indian Consulate premise in Herat
The back pack of the terrorist got stuck in the concertina
wires on the fence and he was forced to jump inside the
consulate premise. In the course of exchange of fire, the
terrorist was gunned down on the spot. It only took 44
seconds for ITBP commandos to neutralise the terrorist.
Witnessing ferocious response by the ITBP commandos,
the other three terrorists who were accompanying the
leading terrorist trying to enter the consulate building
forced to take shelter in the nearby building.
Local 'Quick Reaction Forces' (QRF) of Afghanistan
including other Afghanistan Forces then took charge
of the situation and followed the three terrorists hiding
inside a civil building near Indian Consulate. After almost
10 hrs of fierce gun battle between the terrorists and the
Afghan forces, all the three terrorists were also killed.
It was reported that 5 security force personnel of the
Afghan forces received minor injuries during the course
of encounter.
The fidayeen who entered the consulate premise had
been left dead for over four hours on the suspicion of
being strapped with an IED. Only after it was ascertained
that he was not a suicide bomber, the body was thoroughly
searched by Afghan Police authorities.
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Particulars
AK-47 Rifle (Fitted with UBGL)
Filled Magazine
Hand Grenades
RPG Shell
Mixed dry fruits
Quantity
01 No
06 Nos
04 Nos
17 Nos
01 big
Packet.
Remains of an exploded Rocket Propelled Grenade
(RPG) fired by terrorists targetting Indian
Consulate in Herat
Later on, a special delegation of ITBP headed by
Sh. Subhas Goswami, Director General alongwith Sh.
R.K. Saini, IG (Ops) and Sh. A.K. Gautam, DIG (INT)
visited the ITBP secured installations in Afghanistan to
take stock of security situation. DG met with the brave
commandos of ITBP at Herat who thwarted the plan of
terrorists and appreciated their indomitable response to
the fidayeens. Ct Rakesh Kumar and Ct Praveen Kumar
who were in the rear guard of the consulate gunned
down the terrorist trying to enter into the premises.
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Kabul and Consulates in Mazar-e-Sharif, Jalalabad and
Kandahar, which are being guarded by ITBP commandos
to review the security situation after the Herat attack.
ITBP will recommend names of 5 commandos for
award of gallantry medals who thwarted the lethal attack
on Indian Consulate in Herat.
Tweets in praise of ITBP
View of damage to Indian Consulate building in
Herat(Afghanistan) after explosion of a RPG Shell
fired by the terrorists
DG also applauded action of Inspector Manjeet Singh
for the swift response and command over the troops to
maintain security situation in control, while consulate
was under attack.
The delegation also visited the Embassy of India in
“India salutes the efforts of India's security
ITBP personnel & Afghan security forces for their
valiant efforts to fight the terrorists in Herat.”
- Sh. Narendra Modi, Hon’ble Prime Minister
“Hats off to our brave ITBP jawans and officers
who have successfully defended India's consulate in
Herat (Afghanistan).”
- Sh.Rajnath Singh, Hon’ble Home Minister
"India's Consulate in Herat, Afghanistan
attacked. Brave ITBP personnel and Afghan soldiers
rebut attackers. All safe. Operation underway"
- Sh. Syed Akbaruddin, Spokesperson of MEA.
Visit of a special ITBP delegation to Afghanistan
Sh. Subhas Goswami, DG, ITBP alongwith
Sh. R. K. Saini, IG(Ops) inspecting a Morcha at
Indian Embassy in Kabul (Afghanistan)
DG, ITBP alongwith IG(Ops) and DIG(INT)
discussing the security situation of Indian
establishments guarded by ITBP in Afghanistan
Delegation visiting the premise area of one of the
ITBP guarded consulate building in Afghanistan
DG, ITBP briefing ITBP commandos in a Sainik
Sammelan in Afghanistan
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Anti- Naxal Operations
Ops Conducted by ITBP Units deployed in A.N.O. in Chhattisgarh
Rajadera in Distt.Rajnandgoan of
OP-1
ITBP Coys deployed for election duty in the second
phase of polling in Distt Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh
have succeeded in recovering on IED weighing 6Kg
(Approx) in general area Sarda near Aundhi. As
reported by ITBP's Nodal officer in Chhattisgarh, the
IED was fitted at the door of one of the polling booth
at Sarda with anti handling mechanism. The IED was
defused and destroyed on the spot.
OP-2
A joint op code name Agni-XVI was launched by
ITBP and Chhattisgarh Police (STF) in general area
Ghotiyakanhar, Distt Rajnandgaon Chhattisgarh on
15-05-2014.
During an encounter that took place during the course
of this op, 02 (Two) naxals were killed. However, dead
body of only one naxal could be recovered and identified
as Pankaj @ Najuk, Commander, Pandry Dalam being
active in bordering area of Maharashtra. 01 (One) naxal
of Pendry Dalam later identified as Partap @ Prashant
had also sustained injury and apprehended by SFs. Op
party also recovered following Arms and stores:Name of Items
Self Loading Rifle (SLR)
12 Bore Rifle
Single shot Rifle
SLR Magazine
Amn 7.62mm
Damaged Amn 7.62mm
Amn A.K.-47 (Empty cases)
Crackers
Flexible Wire
Detonator
Multimeter
Cap (CRPF Pattern)
Shoes
Sleepers
Different types of Utensil
Quantity
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01 No
01 No
02 Nos
35 Rounds
06 Rounds
06 Rounds
11 Nos
50 Mtr
01 No
01 No
10 Nos
05 Pairs
04 Pairs
19 Nos.
Misc items:- Medicines, Polythene sheet, Tiffin, Towel, Tarpolian, Naxal Literature, Naxal Banner, Poster,
Pouch & Back pack.
OP-3
An encounter with naxals during a major joint op
ADP cum search code name 'Blue Moon-111' with
STF (Chhattisgarh Police) took place in general area
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Chhattisgarh on 26.05.2014.
During the course of encounter, joint
op party succeeded to apprehend 01 lady
Naxal namely Tara Bimla, member of
Military P1 No-23 with 01(one) 12 Bore
Tara Bimla Rifle. She was later handed over to the
Chhattisgarh Police.
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Students to think of the poor : DG
Foundation stone laying Ceremony held at ITBP Public School
Dwarka, New Delhi: As children become more and more
individualistic in a consumption-driven economy, Sh.
Subhas Goswami, DG, ITBP exhorted young students to
understand the value of economic equity in the society
and asked teachers to use them on the right path.
Speaking at the foundation laying ceremony
of an ITBP school in Sector 16 B, Dwarika.
Sh. Goswami narrated a French short story that spoke
of a well-to-do family sitting in an upmarket restaurant
frowning upon a hungry and poor family outside. The
rich family also asked for the poor family's immediate
removal from the spot. Through the story, the Director
General intended to drive home the message that all had
have the facility of multipurpose auditorium, science
laboratory, computer laboratory, library, and canteen
etc. Rainwater harvesting system is also included in
the proposed design of the school building. The school
would also provide indoor and outdoor sports facility
to the students. There would be total six floors in the
proposed building including the basement.
The function was attended by senior officers of the
Force besides Anoop Kumar Mittal, CMD, NBCC. Sh.
Nitin Agarwal, IG (Training) delivered the vote of thanks
to all dignitaries.
The school was opened on 1st July, 2013. Initially, the
School have classes from Pre-Primary to 4th Standard.
Sh Subhas Goswami, DG, ITBP being welcomed by
a girl student
Sh. Subhas Goswami, DG, ITBP laying foundation
stone of ITBP Public School in Dwarka
equal rights on the resources of the earth and it was a
value that children must learn.
Sh. Goswami said, "It is important to have empathy
for others. These are the values that need to be inculcated
through schools. The responsibility is on teachers. When
I was a student, I was once punished for a mistake.
My punishment was to read a book. That's the kind of
environment we need in schools."
The school being constructed by National Buildings
Construction Corporation (NBCC) with an estimated
cost of Rs 23.75 crore is funded by contributions from
ITBP personnel through ITBPF Employees Education
Society(ITBPFEES). The School building would be
constructed in a time span of two years. Following
completion, about 1820 students could be admitted in
this School.
Construction once completed, students up to class
XII would be eligible to get admission in this school.
With a capacity of 52 rooms, the proposed school will
The ITBPFEES plans to start the 5th standard from the
current academic year and in next two years, the School
will be upgraded to a middle school (By April, 2017).
The School will also have hostel facility subsequently.
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Proposed school building of ITBP Public School
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Orientation programme on e-Office in ITBP
Sh. Subhas Goswami, DG, ITBP alongwith
senior officers of Directorate General during an
orientation programme on e-Office
DG, ITBP presenting a memento to
Sh.Sumant Singh, AIG/Tech CISF
New Delhi: A workshop on e-office was organised
in Directorate General, ITBP. e-Office (ElectronicOffice) is a Mission Mode Project of Govt. of India
under e-governance plan which is a step forward into
an era of less paper administration.
Initially, e-Office is being implemented at ITBP Dte
Genl, where key officials/branches will be using it. The
hands on training and other infrastructure required for
this has been provisional for various users/offices which
is expected to be put in regular use shortly. It would be a
step forward in realising the mission of IT Governance.
Apart from representatives from NIC, senior officers of
CISF (Being first user of e-Office in CAPF) were also
present on the occasion.
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Relocation Process completed by ITBP Contingent in DRC
Bunia (DRC); INDIAN FPU-1(ITBP) has been
re-located from Kinshasa to Bunia in Democratic
Republic of Congo (DRC) and has been operationally
re-deployed itself on the new location from 27th March
2014. The decision to relocate from west (Kinshasa) to
East (Bunia) was taken by UN security council resolution
in March, 2014 due to changing security scenario in DRC.
INDFPU -1 (ITBP) was earlier deployed in Kinshasa
since November 2005 as part of Formed Police Unit in
MONUSO. INDIAN FPU (ITBP) replaced Bangladesh
FPU in Bunia which has been deployed in South Sudan.
The whole relocation process took more than a month to
complete moving of all its contingent's equipments, men
and material in a very smooth and professional manner.
All men and material were shifted from Kinshasa to
Bunia by air which took huge air efforts. Bunia is the
headquarter of Ituri District, province orientale & situated
in the North Eastern part of DR Congo.
In the North, Ituri district borders with South Sudan
and in the East with Uganda. Bunia is hardly 40 Km away
from Ugandan border. Overall security situation in Bunia is
normal but unpredictable and volatile. There are incidences
of inter communal clashes, Armed rebel movements
ITBP Troops arriving to the airport of relocated
area from Kinshasa to Bunia in DRC
and isolated armed robberies especially in Bunia town.
Presently INDFPU-1 is performing, static duties, Mobile/
Joint Patrolling and Special Task Force escort duties
within its AOR with full dedication, professionalism
and high sense of security. The ITBP contingent is
ensuring cordial, friendly and humanitarian relations
with local population, as a part of UN mandate. The whole
process of shifting was completed under the leadership of
Sh. G.S. Chauhan, Commandant, Contingent Commander,
INDFPU-1.
News on Provisioning
Clothing & Tentage
2223 Nos. Sleeping Bag Down filled (special
Clothing) has been procured and provided to the
unit deployed at high altitude.
•
Specification of T-Shirt Round Neck Disruptive
Pattern half Sleeves has been approved by MHA.
•
•
Consolidated demand of special clothing & equipment
and extreme cold clothing & equipment for 83 items
of SC&E and ECC&E clothing have been approved
by MHA.
Govt. Sanction for 4,000 sets of ECWCS has been
received from MoD. Out of which release order for
1500 Sets. The items are being collected by SS Bn
shortly.
•
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Gloves Inner/outer-2000 pairs of special clothing &
equipment have been received and provided to the
border Units.
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Motor Vehicle
• MHA has conveyed in principle approval for
procurement of 10 Nos. Light Vehicles (Tata Safari)
for the ITBP contingent deployed With Un Mission
Congo.
• Procurement completed of 10 Nos of LPTA-715(BP)
vehicles for units deployed in LWE area.
• 96 vehicles have been authorized to 03 RTCs/01CIJW
School@ 24 Nos vehicles to each RTCs/CIJW
School.
• MHA has conveyed the sanction for fixation of life
of type of various category of vehicles in the ITBP
as per existing army scale.
• MHA has conveyed the authorization of 32 Nos.
of vehicles for 04 Bn left out of 43 regular Bns of
ITBP.
• Authorization of 03 Nos vehicles for newly raised
CWS have been conveyed by MHA.
Modernization
Modernization Plan-II for the year 2012-17 amounting
to Rs. 686.87 Crores has been approved by MHA.
•
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Kailash Mansarovar Yatra 2014
Mirthi: ITBP has been the source of support and security
for Kailash Mansarovar Yatris. This year too, the Yatra
has been sheduled by Ministry of External Affairs
(MEA).
According to MEA, the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra,
2014 would be organised from 8th June to 9th September,
2014 in 18 batches, each batch comprising a maximum
of 60 Yatris. The main route of the Yatra on the Indian side was
badly affected last year, which forced the Yatra 2013 to
be cancelled after the first batch. According to the feed
back of all agencies involved, the Yatra-2014 can go
ahead as per schedule.
Government has appointed one Liaison officer each
with the respective batches proceeding for the Yatra. The
batches would be provided with communication sets to
Oxygen provided to a yatri during disaster in
Kailash Mansarovar Yatra(File photo)
ITBP rescuing stranded pilgrims during Kailash
Mansarovar Yatra(File photo)
The year- wise details of pilgrims of the Kailash
Mansarovar Yatra and no. of yatris organized by the
MEA during the last three years is as follows:
2011 761 (16 Batches)
stay in touch with Indian authorities concerned and to
seek assitance in case of any emergency. A provision of
air-evacuation of pilgrims by Helicoper would also be
made for medical emergency. The ITBP would provide
security cover and basic medical assistance to pilgrims
on the Indian side.
2012
2013
774 (16 Batches)
53 (1 Batch only due to cancellation of Yatra)
Longest Serving Police
Officer
New Delhi: It was a proud moment for ITBP when one
of its Ex officer was endorsed in
Limca Book of Records in their
2014 edition as 'Longest Serving
Police Officer'. Sh. Kripa Ram
Ex I.G., ITBP born on August
14, 1953 in village- Sunnam,
Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh. He
joined Indo Tibetan Border Police
(ITBP) as a Constable soon after
his matriculation at the age of just
14 years and 7 days on August
Sh. Kripa Ram,
21, 1967.
Ex IG, ITBP
After serving more than four
and a half decades, Sh. Kripa Ram retired as Inspector
General of North-West Frontier of ITBP in 2013 after
rendering the longest unbroken service in the Police
Force. While in service, Sh. Kripa Ram had been assigned
with various important duties including operational,
training related responsibilities.
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Navdeep bagged Gold Medal in
South Asian Judo Championship
New Delhi: Insp. Navdeep Chana, A Judo player of ITBP
central Judo team represented
India in 'South Asian Judo
Championship-2014' held at
Kathmandu (Nepal) from 10th
to 14th April, 2014. Navdeep
bagged Gold Medal for India in
the 73Kg weight category. Sh. Subhas Goswami, DG,
ITBP praised Navdeep for this
achievement and awarded him Insp. Navdeep Chana
(File photo)
a Commendation letter and cash
reward of Rs. 25,000/- His coaches Sh. Virender Singh,
AC and SI/GD Abhay Singh also awarded with cash
rewards of 2500/- each by DG, ITBP. Central Judo team
of ITBP is creating history by winning medals in various
international events held recently.
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COAS Commendation Card
Leh : Sh. Prakash Bhushan Jha, Asst.
Comdt., 37th Bn showed exemplary
courage and determination on various
occasions on sensitive border areas in
the AOR of the Unit.
The officer was apt in his approach
Sh. Prakash
and led the troops from the front in the
times of hostilities on the front. The Bhushan Jha,
AC
work of the officer was appreciated
by the Army and was announced to be conferred with
Chief of Army staff COAS commendation card on
Army Day, 2014.
HC Subhas Chand while posted in
16th Bn in Laddakh was recognised for
his dedicated professionalism in the
highly sensitive border area. The UO
was exemplary in dealing with on the
spot response required to meet certain
HC Subhash challenging cirumstances on the border
Chand
duty. His grit and determination has
been praised by the Army and the UO
has been announced to be conferred with the COAS
Commendation Card on the occassion of Army Day,
2014.
33rd Bn ITBP Celebrated 7th Raising Day
GUWAHATI : 2nd May, 2014 – The 7th Raising Day of
33rd Bn Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) was celebrated
at a function held at Sonapur on Thursday. On this
occasion, Sh. Suresh Kumar Yadav, Commandant took
salute by a ceremonial guard of ITBP, followed by an
oath by all rank and file of the unit to serve the nation
with dedication and courage.
Addressing the gathering, Sh. Yadav congratulated
all men of the unit for discharging their duties with
commitment and determination during the recently held
Lok Sabha polls in Dhemaji, Karbi Anglong, Bongaigaon
and internal security duty in Kokrajhar. He further added
that many unemployed youths of Sonapur area will get an
opportunity to be recruited in the Armed Police Forces of
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the country once a full fledged battalion of the ITBP is
set up. The celebration also featured a plantation drive, a
medical camp and different entertaining sports activities
for both adults and children and a cultural programme. Prizes were also distributed to the participants who
emerged winners in different sporting events. On the
other hand, Smt. Shail Bala Yadav, Chief Patron, Himveer
Wives Welfare Association, 33rd Bn ITBP, inaugurated
the traditional Meena Bazar that drew a lot of attention
on account of the home-cooked delicacies displayed in
a tempting manner. She underlined the need to empower
the local women so that they too can contribute towards
the socio economic development of the area.
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349 Jawans passed out
Shivpuri: 5 May, 2014. Three hundred and fourty
nine Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) jawans passed
out at the convocation ceremony held in Shivpuri. Sh.
Adarsh Katiyar, IG Gwalior took the guard of honour
of the march past along with Sh. Surinder Khatri,
Commandant. Out of the 349 jawans, 144 were from
Bihar, 109 from West Bengal, 83 from Andhra Pradesh
and 12 from Jammu and Kashmir.
The jawans went through a rigorous training regimen
of 44 weeks that included training in Field Craft, Battle
Craft, and Weapon Handling besides rigorous physical
training. CT Sumit Kumar was awarded with the best
trainee award. CT Vinod Kumar bagged the award in
the best drill category. CT Ashish Kumar proved his
mettle with weapons and was awarded for best handling
th
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of weapons. CT Bhuri Singh (For physical events), CT
Narender Singh (For firing) were also awarded.
Pictures of passing out parade and demonstrations
by recruits held in Shivpuri
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ls ik¡p O;fDr;ksa dh ftanxh cpk
izFke LFkkiuk fnol ds miy{;
ldrh gSA jDrnku djus ls 'kjhj
esa 50oha okfguh fpfdRlky; esa
esa fdlh izdkj dh dksbZ detksjh
jDrnku f”kfoj dk vk;ks t u
ugha vkrh gSA
fd;k x;kA bl jDrnku f”kfoj
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dk “kqHkkjaHk Jh vjfoUn dqekj]
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Hkk-fr-lh-iq-cy }kjk fd;k x;kA
MkWDVj iqfur dk lg;ksx fy;k x;kA
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f”kfoj ls iwoZ Jh uhjt HkkxZo]
djrs gq,
cuk;kA bl volj ij dqy 183
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ds lHkh vf/kdkfj;ksa] v/khuLFk vf/kdkfj;ksa ,oa tokuksa dks jDrnku ;wfuV CyM ,df=r fd;k x;kA dk;ZØe dks lQy cukus esa Jh
ls lacaf/kr dqN tkudkjh nh xbZA mUgksaus dgk fd 350 feyh jk.kk ;q)ohj flag] lsukuh] 50oha okfguh dh izeq[k Hkwfedk jghA
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Designating retired CAPF personnel as 'Ex-Central
Armed Police Force (Ex-CAPF) personnel'
There has been a demand from various retired
Central Armed Police Force (CAPF) personnel that
they may be given the status of Ex-CAPF personnel.
Accordingly, a proposal was sent to the Government
for consideration. Cabinet Committee on Security
has approved the proposal of MHA to declare retired
Central Armed Police Force personnel CRPF, BSF,
CISF, ITBP and SSB as 'Ex-Central Armed Police
Force' (Ex-CAPF) personnel.
Based on such designation, the State/UT
Government concerned may extend suitable benefits to
them on the lines of the benefits extended by the State/
UT Governments to the Ex-Serviceman of Defence
Forces.
Clarification on increase in certain allowances by further
25% as a result of enhancement of Dearness Allowances
Department of Personnel and Training (DOPT) has
forwarded certain clarification on increase of certain
allowances by further 25% as a result of enhancement
of Dearness Allowances w.e.f. 1.1.2014 . This provides
that the limits of Children Education Allowance would
be automatically raised by 25% every time the Dearness
Allowance on the revised pay structure goes up by 50%.
References are being received from various quarters with
regard to the amount of Children Education Allowance
admissible consequent upon enhancement of Dearness
Allowance payable to Central Government employees @
100% wef 1-1-14 announced vide Ministry of Finance,
Department of Expenditure O.M. No. 1/1/2014-E-II-(B)
dated 27th March, 2014.
In accordance with the above, the following shall be
the revised limits :
a.The annual ceiling limit for reimbursement of Children
Education Allowance shall be Rs. 18,000/- per child.
Accordingly, the quarterly claim could be more than
Rs. 4500 /- in one quarter. The Hostel Subsidy shall be
Rs. 4500 /- per month per child.
b.The rates of Special Allowance for Child Care to
women with disabilities stands revised to Rs. 1500/- per
month ; and
c.The annual ceiling for reimbursement of Children
Education Allowance for disabled children of Government
employees shall be treated as revised to Rs. 36,000 /per annum per child and the rates of Hostel Subsidy for
disabled children of Government employees shall be
treated as revised to Rs. 9000 /- per child per month.
These revision are applicable with effect from
1-1-2014.
These revisions shall be subject to other terms and conditions mentioned in this Department’s O.M. No.
12011/03/2008-Estt (Allowance) dated 2-9-2008, O.M.
No. 12011/04/2008 dated 11-9-2008 and 12011/07/2011Estt (AL) dated 21-2-2012.
Ministry of Finance vide their O.M. No. 1/1/2014-EII (B) has communicated that the Dearness Allowance
payable to Central Government employees shall be
enhanced from the existing rate of 90% to 100% with
effect from 1st January, 2014.
It was also mentioned that provisions contained in
paras 3, 4 and 5 of the Ministry's O.M. No. 1(3)/2008E-II(B) dated 29th August, 2008 shall continue to be
applicable while regulating Dearness Allowance under
these orders.
Payment of Dearness Allowance to Central Government employees
Revised Rates effective
RECRUITMENT RELATED NEWS
The Staff Selection Commisssion has declared
final result of recruitment to the post of Constable/GD
2013-14 and 2205 Male and 586 Female candidates
for appointment in Indo Tibetan Border Police Force
(ITBPF). Recommended candidates are likely to join
the Force by Sep. 2014. With this allotment, the Force
would be able to fill vacant posts of CT/GD to a great
extent. 14
Recruitment to the Post of SI/Tele, HC/Tele,
CT/Tele and CT/Tradesman has been completed
successfully for the year 2013-14. In this process, 12
posts of SI/Tele, 434 HC/Tele, 50 CT/Tele & 440 posts of
CT/Tradesmen have been filled up. Offer of appointment
to selected candidates has been issued and these candidates
are likely to join the Force by May-June' 2014.
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979 uo vkjf{k;ksa dh nh{kkar ,oa ‘kiFk xzg.k lekjksg ijsM
yksfgriqj% Jh vkj-ds-Mh- flag] egkfujh{kd] iwoksZRrj lhekUr us
fnuk¡d 28-03-14 dks Hkk0fr0lh0iq0cy ds vfrfjaDr izf'k{k.k dsUnz
yksfgriqj es crkSj eq[; vfrfFk 979 uo vkjf{k;ksa dh nh{kkar ,oa
'kiFk xzg.k lekjksg ijsM+ dh lykeh yh ,oa bl 'kqHk volj
ij mifLFkr uo vkjf{k;ksa ,oa muds ifjokjtuksa dks c/kkbZ nhA
ijsM dks lacksf/kr djrs gq, egkfujh{kd egksn; us iwoksZRrj dh
lhekvksa dh pqukSfr;ksa ds ckjs esa lHkh uo vkjf{k;ksa dks voxr
djk;k rFkk mUgsa vius dk;Z dks bZekunkjh ,oa yxu ls djus ds
fy, izksRlkfgr fd;kA bl 'kqqHk volj ij Jh eukst flag jkor
mi egkfujh{kd] {ks=h; eq[;ky; ¼rstiqj½ us eq[; vfrfFk gsrq
Lokxr lacks/ku fd;k ,oa Jh pUnu flag HkUMkjh f}rh; deku
¼dk;kZy; v/;{k½ us /kU;okn Kkfir fd;kA
Jh vkj-ds-Mh-flag] egkfujh{kd] iwoksZRrj lhekUr yksfgriqj esa
nh{kkar ,oa 'kiFk xzg.k lekjksg ijsM dk fujh{k.k djrs gq,
Special 'canine Squad' chipped in to secure swearing-in
venue in Rashtrapati Bhawan
New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry pressed the
services of a specially-trained squad of Indo-Tibetan
Border Police (ITBP) dogs to secure and senitise
Rashtrapati Bhavan during the swearing-in ceremony
of Prime Minister and Cabinet Ministers.The elite 'K9'
dogs of the ITBP, who have earlier secured the CWG
games venues and been part of infantry patrols in Naxalaffected areas and insurgency-prone operational theatres
in the country.ITBP entrusted primarily with the security
and vigil of the Indo-China border, is credited with being
a 'Centre of Excellence' for training of combat, police
and paramilitary dogs.About a dozen dogs have been
pressed into service from 25th May onwards along with
their handlers.
The chosen canines had earlier proved their mettle in
a number of difficult tasks.ITBP is credited with having
successfully
introduced
the firstever breed
of 'Malinois'
dogs to assist
troops during
patrolling in
Naxaliteaffected
areas.
The Force An ITBP Dog during a training
session
trains its dogs
(Photo
for
representation
purpose)
at its special and
exclusive 'K9'
centre at Bhanu in Chandigarh.
ITBP to train Royal Bhutan Police dogs
New Delhi: As a goodwill gesture, India has decided to
train five special sniffer dogs for the Royal Bhutan Police
at the famed canine training centre of paramilitary Force
ITBP. BTC, Bhanu based dog training centre known as
National Training Centre for Dogs(NTCD) of the IndoTibetan Border Police will train five sniffer and tracker
dogs for the police force of that country after a request
was made by the authorities in this regard.The ITBP
dog training centre has been declared as the centre of
excellence in this domain.
The dog breeds, which will be trained to aid police
personnel in counter-narcotics and anti-sabotage tasks
in Bhutan, will be drawn from the local Labrador and
German Shepherd breeds and they will form the first elite
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squad of sniffer dogs for the Royal Bhutan police trained
for specific tasks.This
is the first time that
any Indian police dog
training centre has been
entrusted with such a
job which involves
diplomatic relations.
The entire exercise
is a goodwill gesture
for the neighbours
An ITBP Dog during a
and there are no costs
training
session (Photo for
involved.
representation purpose)
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ITBP successfully performed security duties in General
Elections- 2014
An ITBP Jawan in security duty at a polling booth
in Ladakh
An ITBP sub unit waiting to depart for a polling
booth security duty in Leh
New Delhi : Keeping high traditions of security related
duties in the electoral process in the country, ITBP has
once again perfomed in a professional manner during
General Elections- 2014. In the 9 phased electoral process,
ITBP performed security related duties in accordance
with the guidelines from Election Commission. The
Force alongwith other Central Armed Police Forces
was deployed in 20 states across the country during the
course of election process.
During respective phases, various static and
mobile duties were assigned to the Force apart from
securing the hyper sensitive and sensitive polling
booths during polling days. During various phases of
election, following nos of ITBP Companies were part
of security related arrangements- Bihar-12, Odisha06, Haryana-06, Rajasthan-12, Punjab-12, Himachal
Pradesh-12, Uttar Pradesh-22, Chhattisgarh-22, Assam06, Arunachal Pradesh-04, West Bengal-28, Jharkhand06, Dadra and Nagar Haveli-01, Daman and Diu-05,
Kerala-03, Karnataka-03, Tamilnadu-06, J&K-05,
Puducherry-01.
The Election Commission and civil administration
were given all possible security assistance, whenever
asked. The ITBP election duty troops also recovered an
IED and other contraband elements during the process
of security related duties at various places.
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}kjk ,D;wiapj fpfdRlk i)fr }kjk fu%’kqYd bZykt
ubZ fnYyh % fgeohj okbZOt osyQs;j ,lksfl,'ku Hkk-fr-lh-iqfyl
ds rRoko/kku esa ,D;wiDa pj fo'ks"kK MkWDVj t;Ur lkBs }kjk bl
o"kZ Hkh ,D;wip
a j fpfdRlk i)fr }kjk cydfeZ;ksa ,oa muds ifjokjksa
ds bZykt ds fy;s fnYyh o ,ulhvkj dh vkbZVhchih okfgfu;ksa
esa fpfdRlk f'kfojksa dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA ;s fpfdRlk f'kfoj
22oha okfguh] fVxM+h dSEi] 39oha okfguh] xzVs j uks,Mk dSEi ,oa lsok
,oa lEHkj.k okfguh] lcksyh dSEi esa fnuk¡d 1 ls 19 vizy
S 2014 rd
vyx&2 dk;Z fnolksa ij yxk, x,A bu f'kfojksa esa cy dfeZ;ksa ,oa muds
ifjokjksa }kjk #fp ysdj bZykt djok;k x;k rFkk ,D;wip
a j i)fr }kjk
fd, x, bZykt ls fofo/k O;kf/k;ksa ls xzLr ejhtksa dks LokLF; ykHk izkIr
gqvk A
jksfx;ksa dh ,D;wiaDpj fpfdRlk i)fr }kjk bZykt djus ds
fy;s fgeohj okbZOt osyQs;j ,lksfl,'ku ds bl lkFkZd iz;kl
dh lHkh ejhtksa }kjk iz'kalk dh xbZaA MkW0 t;Ur lkBs fiNys dqN
o"kksaZ ls yxkrkj vkbZVhchih gsrq fu%'kqYd fpfdRlh; lsok,¡ iznku
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,D;wiapj fo'ks"kK MkWDVj t;Ur lkBs 22oha okfguh esa ,D;wiapj
fpfdRlk i)fr }kjk ejht dk bykt djrs gq,
djrs jgs gSa ,oe~ muds bZykt dh i)fr ls lSdM+kas fgeohjksa ,oa
muds ifjokjksa dks dbZ izdkj dh chekfj;ksa ds fuokj.k esa enn
feyh gSA MkW0 lkBs Hkfo"; esa Hkh vkbZVhchih gsrq f'kfojksa esa bZykt
gsrq miyC/k jgsaxsA
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vkbZVhchih lekpkj
okfgfu;ksa eas HWWA xfrfof/k;k¡
Jherh f'kizk xksLokeh] v/;{kk] ^gkok* us MkW0 fu[kr egcwc]
iwoZ mik/;{kk ^gkok* dks lsfeukj gkWy esa vk;ksftr ,d fonkbZ
dk;ZØe esa laxBu dh vksj ls izrhd fpà HksaV fd;k
Jhefr f'kizk xksLokeh] v/;{kk] ^gkok* vkbZVhchih ds
lhek}kj ifjlj esa vk;ksftr ,d dk;ZØe dk nhi izTtofyr
dj mn~?kkVu djrh gqbZ
vkbZVhchih vdkneh esa ^gkok* lnL;kvksa }kjk fofo/k jslsih
fuekZ.k gsrq ,d Lo;a izf'k{k.k dk;ZØe dk vk;kstu fd;k x;k
47oha okfguh esa vk;ksftr ^gkok* dh cSBd esa mifLFkr
vkbZVhchih ifjokj
ekg ebZ esa vk;ksftr ^gkok* dh cSBd esa Jhefr f'kizk xksLokeh] v/;{kk ^gkok* ds lkFk mifLFkr ofj"B lnL;k,¡A bl cSBd esa
^gkok* dk;ZØeksa dh izxfr rFkk Hkkoh ;kstukvksa ij foLr`r ppkZ dh xbZ
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okfgfu;ksa es HWWA xfrfof/k;k¡
19oha okfguh esa lnL;kvksa ds fy, esfMdy psdvi dSai dk
vk;kstu fd;k x;k
25oha okfguh esa *enlZ Ms* ds volj ij vk;ksftr cky fp=
izfr;ksfxrk esa Hkkx ysrs gq, cPps
19oha okfguh % xksYMu tqcyh gkWy esa ofj"B fpfdRlk vfèkdkjh
MkW vk'kh"k 'kekZ] ,oa MkW0 Lokfr xqIrk dhs v/;{krk esa fgeohj
okbZOl osyQs;j ,lksfl,'ku }kjk ekfld efgyk ehfVax dk
vk;kstu fd;k x;k ftlesa okfguh ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz ds
leLr ifjokjksa us Hkkx fy;k x;kA
bl volj ij ofj"B fpfdRlk vf/kdkjh }kjk mifLFkr lHkh
efgykvksa dk vfHkoknu fd;k x;kA MkW vk'kh"k 'kekZ us lHkh
efgykvksa dks LokLFk laca/kh dbZ egRoiw.kZ tkudkfj;k¡ nhaA bl
volj ij lnL;kvksa ds fy, ,d esfMdy psdvi dk;ZØe dk
Hkh vk;kstu fd;k x;kA
25oha okfguh % fnuk¡d 11-05-2014 dks fgeohj okbZOl osyQs;j
,lksfl,'ku 25oha okfguh ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz ifjlj esa *enlZ
Ms* dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA bl fnol ds ekSds ij okfguh ds
leLr ifjokjkssa us g"kksZYykl ds lkFk Hkkx fy;kA
bl volj ij fo'ks"k O;k[;ku ds vykok lnL;kvksa ds fy,
okfguh ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz esa fofHkUu izdkj dh izfr;ksfxrkvksa
dk Hkh vk;kstu fd;k x;k FkkA bu izfr;ksfxrkvksa esa Hkkx ysus
okys izfrHkkfx;ksa dks izFke] f}rh; o r`rh; LFkku izkIr djus
okyh lnL;kvksa dks iqjLdkjksa ls lEekfur fd;k x;kA
9oha okfguh esa vk;ksftr ekfld cSBd dk ,d n`';
30oha okfguh esa *Mk;fVf'k;u dSEi* ds vk;kstu ij lnL;kvksa
ds lkFk fopkj foe'kZ djrha phQ iSVªu
9oha okfguh % okfguh ifjlj esa ^gkok* dY;k.k dsUnz esa fgeohj
okbZOl osyQs;j ,lksfl,'ku ekfld efgyk ehfVax dh v/;{krk
MkW- leh{kk oekZ ¼ofj’B fpfdRlk vf/kdkjh½ }kjk dh xbZA blesa
okfguh ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz ds leLr ifjokjksa us Hkkx fy;k
x;kA dbZ fcUnqvksa ij ppkZ ds mijkUr mifLFkr lHkh lnL;ksa dks
/kU;okn nsrs gq, lekjksg ds lekiu dh ?kks’k.kk dh xbZA
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fgeohj okbZOl osyQs;j ,lksfl,'ku 30oha okfguh
ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz ifjlj esa *Mk;fVf'k;u dSEi* dk vk;kstu
fd;k x;kA bl lekjksg esa okfguh ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz ds
leLr ifjokjksa us c<+&p<+ dj Hkkx fy;kA bl volj ij
fofHkUu izdkj dh izfr;ksfxrk,¡ Hkh vk;ksftr dh xbZaA
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vkbZVhchih vdkneh esa vk;ksftr ^gkok* dh cSBd esa lnL;kvksa
ls Hkkoh dk;ZØeksa ds fo"k; esa fopkj foe'kZ djrha lHkk/;{kk
fgeohj okbZOl osyQs;j ,lksfl,'ku }kjk ifjokj
dY;k.k dsUnz ifjlj esa *gkok* ehfVax dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA
bl lekjksg esa okfguh ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz ds leLr ifjokjksa
us c<+&p<+ dj fgLlk fy;kA bl volj ij fofHkUu izdkj dh
izfr;ksfxrkvksa dk Hkh vk;kstu fd;k x;kA
32oha okfguh esa ^gkok* }kjk vk;ksftr LFkkuh; 'kSf{kd Hkze.k
dk;ZØe esa mifLFkr cPps
fgeohj okbZOl osyQs;j ,lksfl,'ku] 32oha okfguh
ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz ifjlj esa Jherh izhfr falag dh v/;{krk
esa *gkok* cSBd dk vk;kstu fd;k x;kA bl lekjksg esa okfguh
ifjokj dY;k.k dsUnz esa vk;ksftr dk;ZØe esa leLr ifjokjksa us
Hkkx fy;kA
Personnel Matters
Transfer list of Assistant Commandant
Ref. to Dte Gen (Pers) order No 1843, Dtd- 26-06-2014.
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Shri Suraj Prakash Joshi Shri Vinod Kumar
Shri Rakesh Kumar
Shri Suresh Kumar
Shri Prashotam Singh
ShriDaulat Singh
Shri Purma Nand Jha
Shri Puran Ram
Shri Brij Mohan Singh
Shri Raj Kapoor
Shri Narender Singh Yadav
Shri Nemi Chand
Shri Neeraj Singh
Shri Manohar Mendali
Shri Abhinash Kumar
Shri Satyavir Arya
Shri Amit Kumar Pathak
Shri Rajesh Nainwal
Shri Bhag Chand
Shri Nihal Chand
Shri Ajit Kumar Pegu
Shri Sumit Gusain
Shri Dilip Kumar
Shri Padam Nabh Baral
Shri Naresh Kumar
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Dte Gen ( OPS) Br.
NW Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Eastern Ftr (SA)
Trg Zone
Central Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Eastern Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Trg Zone
L&C Zone
Northern Ftr (EHA/HA)
NW Ftr (EHA/HA)
Northern Ftr (EHA/HA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Northern Ftr (EHA)
NE Ftr (EHA)
NE Ftr (EHA)
NE Ftr (EHA)
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Shri Virender Singh (Central Judo Team Coach)
Shri Rajesh Kumar
Shri Tapas Neogi
Shri Balwant Raj
Shri Piare Lal Uniyal
Shri Ajit Singh Shri Munish Babu
Shri Ram Avtar Singh
Shri Anand Singh Rawat
Shri Praveen Chandra Dass
Shri Vinod Kumar
Shri Pankaj Kumar
Shri Sangharsh Kumar
Shri Jeet Ram
Shri Gajendra Singh Saun
Shri Sanjeev Kumar
Shri Harminder Singh
Shri Rajeev Kumar
Shri Maju Dev Dahiya
Shri Balwan Singh
Shri Prahalad Singh
Shri Pradeep Kumar
Shri Jitender Kumar
Shri Roy C.V
Shri Bada Sriniwas Reddy
Shri Mohan Ram
Shri Kishan Chand
Shri Hemanth Kumar
Shri Mohinder Singh Bhandari
Shri Praveen Singh
Shri Sunil Kumar
Shri Rajendra Singh Bisht
Shri K.Solai Raj
Shri Neelendra Kumar
Shri Prashant Kumar Sinha
Eastern Ftr
NW Ftr (EHA)
Central Ftr (for ANO)
NW Ftr (EHA/HA)
NE Ftr (EHA/HA)
NE Ftr (EHA/HA)
NE Ftr (EHA)
NW Ftr (EHA)
NE Ftr (EHA) (On paper)
NE Ftr (EHA)
Trg Zone
Trg Zone
Eastern Ftr (SA)
Northern Ftr (SA)
Northern Ftr
Dte. Gen. (Ops Br.)
NW Ftr (EHA)
Central Ftr
Eastern Ftr (SA)
Eastern Ftr (SA)
Eastern Ftr (SA)
Central Ftr (SA)
Northern Ftr (SA)
NW Ftr
Central Ftr (SA)
Northern Ftr (SA/HA)
NW Ftr
Trg Zone (CIJW Trg School)
Eastern Ftr (SA)
NW Ftr (EHA)
NW Ftr (EHA)
NW Ftr (EHA)
NW Ftr (EHA)
Northern Ftr (EHA)
NE Ftr (EHA)
Superannuation on 31st May, 2014
DG, ITBP presenting a memento to
Sh. Prasinda Ram Rana, AC on his superannuation
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DG, ITBP presenting a memento to
Sh. Vinod Kumar, AC on his superannuation
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DG, ITBP alongwith police and civil officials
during a recent visit in Kabul (Afghanistan)

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