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- Delhi Police tops training spend but faces rising officer vacancies: ReportDelhi Police leads India in training expenditure, allocating 2% of its budget and boasting the highest per-person spend. The force also dem...
- Delhi Police receives Rs 12,259 crore allocation in Union BudgetDelhi Police has received a budget allocation of Rs 12,259.16 crore for 2025-26, reflecting an increase of 7.52% from the previous fiscal y...
- Union Budget 2024-25: Delhi Police gets Rs 11,400.81 crore, allocation down by 6%The allocated funds for the city's police force will be used for routine expenses as well as for various schemes to be implemented by the D...
- Delhi Police gets Rs 11,177 crore in interim BudgetThe Delhi Police is responsible for maintaining and enforcing law and order in the National Capital Territory of Delhi. The responsibility ...
- Delhi Police gets Rs 11,933 cr in Union Budget 2023The Delhi Police has been allocated Rs 11,933.03 crore in the Union Budget for 2023-24, an increase of 15.22 per cent from the last fiscal,...
- Tactics centre to check high rate of casualty among police personnelThe institute will come up on a 400-acre plot adjacent to the National Security Guard hub, with a budget of ₹100 crore. It will be made ope...
- Budget 2016: Rs 540 crore higher outlay for Delhi PoliceNo new scheme has been announced in the Budget. Planned expenditure in 2015-16 was Rs 390 crore and it was later revised to Rs 455 crore.
- Budget 2014 hikes allocation for Delhi PoliceRupees 11.50 crore have been allocated for this purpose in the budget for 2014-15 as against Rs 3.46 crore earmarked in the last budget.
- Union Budget 2014 hikes allocation for Delhi PoliceRupees 11.50 crore have been allocated for this purpose in the budget for 2014-15 as against Rs 3.46 crore earmarked in the last budget.
- Vote on Account 2014: Delhi Police get higher allocation in interim budgetThe city police were allocated a total of Rs 40.59 crore under plan head while Rs 4590.29 crore was earmarked for non-plan expenditure.
- Budget 2013 :Fight against Naxalism gets enhanced allocation in budgetFM substantially enhanced the 'assistance to states', funds provided by the Centre as an aid to develop and train state police forces.
- Budget 2013: Delhi Police budget allocation raised to Rs 4,455.21 croreDelhi Police will get Rs 4,455.21 crore for next fiscal, an increase of Rs 587.88 crore from the last budget.
- Railways to move 'Railway Protection Force (Amendment) Bill 2012' in Budget sessionA legislation to make Railway Protection Force the sole body responsible for passenger security is likely to be introduced in the Budget se...
- 'City police no match for e-age terrorists'Its legendary comparison with the Scotland Yard police has become an embarrassing cliche for the Mumbai police, thanks to 7/11.
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