Young India Police School to begin full-fledged classes in new block next academic year

Director General of Police C.V. Anand has directed officials to expedite the construction of Academic Block-I at the Young India Police School (YIPS) in Manchirevula to ensure that classes can commence in the new block from the next academic year.

Mr. Anand inspected the construction site on Thursday and reviewed the progress of the project with senior police officials. He also approved various works and discussed arrangements relating to infrastructure, academics, recruitment, corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives and financial affairs.

He enquired about the construction of classrooms, laboratories and other facilities and directed officials to make necessary additions and modifications to meet the school’s requirements. He stressed the need to create a conducive learning environment with well-equipped classrooms.

Mr. Anand said discipline and career guidance were essential for children and expressed confidence that the school would provide an educational environment free from the influence of drugs. He said the institution aimed to provide quality education and guidance to children of police personnel as well as general public.

Officials informed him that 345 students were currently enrolled in the school up to Class VI. Arrangements were being made to accommodate around 720 students in the next academic year, with the long-term objective of providing educational facilities for 1,000 students.

The DGP directed officials to complete the construction in line with the government’s objective of providing international-standard education from nursery to Class XII.

ADG (Law and Order) Mahesh Bhagwat, ADG (OCTOPUS) Anil Kumar, IGP L. Gajarao Bhupal, Siddipet Police Commissioner Rashmi Perumal, ADG (Administration) Ramana Kumar, DCP Ch. Srinivas, Crimson co-founder Vishal Goyal, YIPS principal Anita Reddy, Jayakumar and other police officials attended the review meeting.