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Bureau Of Police Research Invites Research Proposals For 2026-27 Programme
- Sunday November 15, 2026
- Education | Edited by Priyanka Negi
The Bureau of Police Research and Development invites research proposals on policing and criminal justice for its 2026-27 programme.
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Train More Women In Forensics, Cyber-Crime Investigations: Smriti Irani
- Sunday March 8, 2020
- India News | ANI
Union Minister for Women and Child Development Smriti Irani on Saturday stressed the need of getting more and more women trained as forensic and cyber-crime investigators since they are vicitmised more through cyber-crimes.
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Conviction Ratio In Criminal Cases "Very Pitiful", Says Amit Shah
- Wednesday August 28, 2019
- India News | Press Trust of India
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said conviction ratio in criminal cases in the country is "very pitiful" and age-old police techniques such as giving a suspect the third degree and phone-tapping will not yield the desired results in curbing crimes or getting convictions.
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www.ndtv.com
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Bureau Of Police Research Invites Research Proposals For 2026-27 Programme
- Sunday November 15, 2026
- Education | Edited by Priyanka Negi
The Bureau of Police Research and Development invites research proposals on policing and criminal justice for its 2026-27 programme.
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www.ndtv.com/education
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Train More Women In Forensics, Cyber-Crime Investigations: Smriti Irani
- Sunday March 8, 2020
- India News | ANI
Union Minister for Women and Child Development Smriti Irani on Saturday stressed the need of getting more and more women trained as forensic and cyber-crime investigators since they are vicitmised more through cyber-crimes.
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www.ndtv.com
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Conviction Ratio In Criminal Cases "Very Pitiful", Says Amit Shah
- Wednesday August 28, 2019
- India News | Press Trust of India
Union Home Minister Amit Shah today said conviction ratio in criminal cases in the country is "very pitiful" and age-old police techniques such as giving a suspect the third degree and phone-tapping will not yield the desired results in curbing crimes or getting convictions.
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www.ndtv.com