IPS officers now required to complete AI, cyber tech training linked to appraisal

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The Government of India has mandated new training for Indian Police Service officers. The training will focus on artificial intelligence and cyber technology. Completion of these courses will be linked to the officers' performance appraisals. The policy aims to enhance the force's capabilities in modern policing domains. This directive was announced by the Centre and reported on July 12.

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