The Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh underlined the need for specialisation in policing to provide world class services to the people. Addressing the Indian Police Service (IPS) probationers of 2017 batch, on Tuesday, he said that law enforcement agencies should stress upon the need to give special training to police officers as per their area of interest to enhance professional skills and capabilities.

Exhorting the young police officers to adapt themselves to the rapid changes he said that merging law and order challenges such as hi-tech crimes, terrorism, LWE are of diverse nature, which calls for quick and decisive response and require expertise. Further he added that constant flow of information between public and government officials is the key to understand and solve the problems of public.

Later, interacting with the IPS Probationers Home Minister suggested ways how to bust stress while doing duty. He said practicing yoga is the best way to reduce stress. He also said that good health is good for out-of-the-box thinking as new ideas from young officers are of great help for good policing.

P K Srivastava (Additional Secretary, MHA); Rajni Kant Mishra (DG, BSF); Mrs D R Doley Barman, Director, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel National Police Academy and senior BSF officers were present on the occasion.