Indian Police: Role and Challenges, , Krishna Mohan Mathur, Gyan Publishing House, 8121204607

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Indian Police: Role and Challenges

Krishna Mohan Mathur (Author)

Synopsis This book is a well documented analysis of the issues confronting India's law-enforcing outfit - the Police. Himself a police officer of great distinction the author has dealt with the role and challenges faced by Indian Police objectively and analysed all aspects of the subject incisively and clearly. The research oriented approach of the author adds to the value of this book. Indian Police is facing serious, newly emerging challenges from within the organization. The human rights issue, the menace of drug addiction, problems of internal security and organizational stress are some of the new challenges being faced by the Police. It will serve as a valuable bench mark for future research. The examination of the role of Police and efforts being made by the Indian Police to prepare for the 21st century. For all those concerned with the changing face of Indian society in terms of the law and order situation, this book will provide valuable insight.

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About the author

Krishna Mohan Mathur

Dr. Krishna Mohan Mathur is a renowned police officer who served police organisation for 34 years and wrote more than 15 books on various subjects. After a brillianat academic career including a Masters Degreee in Economics (Ist Dev.)from DAV College, Kanpur, he served as a Lecturer in Economices for 4 years at Dayanand Vedic College, Orai (U.P.) and taught B.A. and M.A. classes. He joined the Central Reserve Police Forces in 1963 and was recipient of the Ford Foundation Fellowship in 1971 for studying training techniques used in USA and Japan. He obtained his Ph.D. from Rajasthan University for his Research work on "Administration of Police Training in India". He has served in various capacities as DIG and IG in 18 states of India has vast administrative and operational experience of supervising anti-terrorist and anti-insurgency operations in the North Eastern States of Nagaland, Manipur, Tripura, Assam, later J.K. and Punjab. He was later Director (IGP)of the Internal Security Academy, Mount Abut and he retired on 31-07-1997. He is presently settled at Ajmer. He is author of 15 books and qualified reserach guide for MBA, MBE and Ph.D. He is a counsellor for MBA, Indira Gandhi Open National University. He is an authority on national security, human rights and police and is a well-known writer.

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