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Police

Report January 28, 2021

Police Training and Motivation Perception Study

By Neha Sinha, Avanti Durani, Priya Vedavalli, Tvesha Sippy, Dr. Angela Hawken, Dr. Vineet Kapoor, Jonathan Kulick & Jui Nerurkar

This project aims to highlight the recruits’ perceptions of the current state of police training practices at the Madhya Pradesh Police Academy in Bhopal and suggest improvements.

Op-ed June 5, 2020

Covid is India’s Big Change to Fix Police–From Blunt Force Instrument to Civilian Service

By Priya Vedavalli & Avanti Durani

The COVID-19 outbreak has provided an opportunity to reimagine police, which requires a focus on the transformation of police-public relations and improving inter-agency coordination.

Paper May 14, 2020

Policing in a Pandemic

By Avanti Durani, Neha Sinha, Tvesha Sippy & Priya Vedavalli

This note aims to provide the police and the prison administration with a consolidated list of possible measures to be considered during and post the lockdown.

Media Coverage November 15, 2018

‘Majority Fear For Those Outside Home After Sunset’

These are the results of a multi-city crime victimisation survey, which experts say is a useful tool to unearth the reasons for gaps in data and perceptions.

Op-ed September 28, 2017

Opinion | Why 87% of Delhi Homes Start Worrying if Women are Not Home by 9PM

By Neha Sinha & Avanti Durani

The poor sense of safety and consequent adaptive behaviours adopted by households using SATARC Survey data.

Op-ed September 27, 2017

Opinion| Why do more than 90% thefts in India’s metro cities go unreported

By Neha Sinha & Avanti Durani

The state of underreporting of crime in 4 major cities of India.

Op-ed August 14, 2017

Opinion| Towards Building a People’s Police

By Avanti Durani & Neha Sinha

People’s confidence in the police in four major metros in India.

Op-ed June 7, 2017

Opinion| Smart policing and safer streets start with better data; this is not the norm in India

By Neha Sinha, Avanti Durani & Rithika Kumar

Victimisation surveys give the police a better understanding of crime and thus help to bridge the gap between the people and the police, benefitting both.

Op-ed April 11, 2017

Budgeting for the Police

By Neha Sinha & Renuka Sane

The article makes a case for undertaking budgetary reforms in order to improve police performance.

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