Nagaland: Mid-career training for NPS underway in Kohima

The first-ever seven-day mid-career training programme for officers of the Nagaland Police Service (NPS) commenced at the Administrative Training Institute (ATI), Kohima, on January 28, with Principal Secretary to the Government of Nagaland, Abhijit Sinha, gracing the inaugural session as Special Guest.
According to DIPR report, Sinha in his address underscored the importance of mid-career training to build upon the knowledge and experience gained over years of service. He urged participants to reflect on their professional journey and adopt new approaches to improve themselves. He expressed confidence that the topics covered during the training would enhance the officers’ effectiveness in law enforcement and strengthen their administrative and management skills.
Delivering the keynote address, director general, ATI, V. Shashank Shekhar, said the training would cover crucial establishment matters, including service and financial issues, which are highly relevant for officers in discharging their duties. He lauded the Nagaland Police for its tradition of courage and dedication, noting that the force is widely respected for its professionalism even outside the state. He also called upon the officers to address the growing menace of substance abuse in Nagaland and to create awareness among the youth.
The inaugural programme was chaired by jt. director, ATI, Kaholi Sema, while lecturer, ATI, Peter Konyak, delivered the vote of thanks.
The seven-day training, scheduled from January 28 to February 4, is being attended by 28 officers of the Nagaland Police Service. The course will cover a wide range of subjects including Treasuries, Accounts and Audit matters, REB, OMs on Service matters, APAR, Vigilance, Legal aspects of Governance, Civil Works Procedures and Land & Registration rules.