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Excelsior Sports Correspondent JAMMU, Dec 24: Former national footballer and member of the J&K Police Central team, Vishal Bandral received an individual award in the 4th Conference of Good Practices in Crime and Criminal Tracking Networks and Systems (CCTNS) held at National Crime Records Bureau, New Delhi. Posted at the office of the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) Jammu, Vishal represented the J&K Police in the important national event. In all, 58 individual awards were presented for significant contributions by police personnel […]

To contain the spread of Covid-19, new restrictions will be implemented across the district from Monday.

Coimbatore: The en masse transfer of police personnel in the district after DMK came to power has raised eyebrows. More than 80% of police officers, including 30 of the 40 inspectors, eight assistant commissioners of police (ACPs), six deputy superintendent of police (DSPs), deputy commissioners and even the city police commissioner were shunted out after the new government was formed. The wind of change had started blowing through the district during the election season. Former Coimbatore collector K Rajamani and city police commissioner Sumit Sharan were transferred after DMK leaders petiti...

Coimbatore: District collector G S Sameeran has capped the speed limit at 30kmph on six stretches in the city - 100ft Road, Cross Cut Road, Gandhipuram-Ganapathy, Vysial Street-Selvapuram, Bharathiyar Road and Sukrawarpet-Avinashi Road Flyover - and 40kmph in other parts of the city, to reduce fatal accidents. Earlier, the speed limit on the six specified stretches was 40kmph. According to a source, the road safety committee has agreed to reduce the speed limit to 30kmph on the stretches. Motorists could, however, maintain the speed limit of 40kmph on the rest of the city roads. Ambulance, fi...

Coimbatore: The city police have sent a proposal to get 45 new four-wheeler patrol vehicles. The 24 GPS-equipped four-wheeler patrol vehicles used now are more than 10 to 15 years ago, an officer told TOI. “The GPS device are not functioning properly. Also, the vehicles suffer breakdown frequently and the department is spending thousands of rupees on their maintenance,” he said. The department usually disposes patrol vehicles after 10 years of use or after 2.5 lakh kilometres. The vehicles are then sent to the motor vehicle maintenance department in Chennai. “We have sent a proposal t...