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This account chronicles the journey of India's first and highest-ranked woman officer in the Indian Police Service, who revolutionized policing with her humane approach, characterized by willpower, duty, innovation, and compassion. In this revised edition, the narrative provides a candid exposé of the sabotage of police reforms mandated by the Supreme Court, orchestrated by certain bureaucrats and even some within her own ranks, who also obstructed her appointment as police commissioner. This betrayal was the catalyst for her decision to break free from a system that stifled initiative and morale. After 35 years of dedicated service, Kiran Bedi recognized that she could no longer work alongside those who perpetuated such an oppressive environment. She was determined to uphold her self-respect and values, asserting her right to shape her own path. This compelling narrative is infused with spirit and vitality, showcasing Bedi's innovative approach to the challenges of her diverse roles in policing, prison management, and training. A highly decorated officer and recipient of the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service, Kiran Bedi has earned the admiration of millions both in India and abroad.
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I Dare, Kiran Bedi
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- Released
- 2009
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- Title
- I Dare
- Subtitle
- Kiran Bedi
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Kiran Bedi
- Publisher
- Hay House
- Released
- 2009
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 355
- ISBN10
- 8189988549
- ISBN13
- 9788189988548
- Series
- Description
- This account chronicles the journey of India's first and highest-ranked woman officer in the Indian Police Service, who revolutionized policing with her humane approach, characterized by willpower, duty, innovation, and compassion. In this revised edition, the narrative provides a candid exposé of the sabotage of police reforms mandated by the Supreme Court, orchestrated by certain bureaucrats and even some within her own ranks, who also obstructed her appointment as police commissioner. This betrayal was the catalyst for her decision to break free from a system that stifled initiative and morale. After 35 years of dedicated service, Kiran Bedi recognized that she could no longer work alongside those who perpetuated such an oppressive environment. She was determined to uphold her self-respect and values, asserting her right to shape her own path. This compelling narrative is infused with spirit and vitality, showcasing Bedi's innovative approach to the challenges of her diverse roles in policing, prison management, and training. A highly decorated officer and recipient of the Ramon Magsaysay Award for Government Service, Kiran Bedi has earned the admiration of millions both in India and abroad.