42 Years in Uniform: How IPS Asha Sinha Made History as India’s First Woman CISF Commandant скачать в хорошем качестве

42 Years in Uniform: How IPS Asha Sinha Made History as India’s First Woman CISF Commandant

When IPS officer Asha Sinha joined the Indian Police Service in 1982, women in uniformed leadership were rare. Over the next three decades, she would go on to make history as India’s first woman to command a paramilitary unit, leading the CISF at Mazagon Dock in Mumbai. A 1982-batch Jharkhand cadre IPS officer, she later headed both Special Branch Intelligence and CID in Jharkhand, handling challenging assignments during insurgency threats and elections. In this exclusive conversation with Indian Masterminds, Asha Sinha reflects on: Leadership in policing Gender and authority in the IPS Commanding a paramilitary force Intelligence operations during Naxal threats The evolution of crime over four decades Her journey proves that true leadership in uniform is defined not by gender, but by integrity, competence and courage. Watch the full story to learn how she broke barriers and built a legacy in Indian policing. #indianmasterminds #ips #indianpolice #ipsofficer #women #womenpolice #ipsjourney #motivation #upsc #firstwomen