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Senior IPS officer and IGP, BPSPA S. Shyni has bagged the DGP Disc for her significant contribution

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Bhubaneswar:3/3/24: Senior IPS officer and IGP, BPSPA S. Shyni has bagged the DGP Disc for her significant contribution to the police training in Odisha.

Shyni has received the prestigious award from DG, Bureau of Police Research & Development (BPR&D) at a function in New Delhi.

The Odisha Police has congratulated the senior IPS officer for her achievement.
“Congratulations to Mrs. S. Shyni, IPS, IGP, BPSPA on receiving the DGP Disc from DG, BPR & D in recognition of her significant contribution to Police Training!”, the State Police greeted.

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