Where Is Kiran Bedi Now?
Kiran Bedi is a well-known face and pride of India. She is the first and highest woman-ranking officer in the Indian Police Service. From working with the United Nations as the police advisor in New York to being the former Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, she has contributed a lot. Furthermore, here is more about Kiran Bedi and other important things such as where is Kiran Bedi now?
About Kiran Bedi
Born on June 9, 1949, in Amritsar, Punjab, Kiran Bedi is a pride of the Indian Police force and a hero to the entire world. For more than 35 years, she has served India in formative policing and jail management. She has dedicated her whole life to the nation serving its people.
She has earned many degrees in the field of education and has also won medals in tennis championships. Kiran Bedi is also a well-known social activist and founder of 2 NGOs. She has given several speeches in many organizations and also speaks about her life and her journey with several non-organizations as an Indian police officer.
Kiran Bedi and Her Journey
Kiran Bedi is more than IPS. With years of service and dedication, she has been setting examples for individuals, especially women to live freely and how to be independent in the world. Throughout her journey, her expertise includes more than 4 decades of :
Public Administration
Creative and Reformative Policing
Prison Management
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Kiran Bedi IPS has also proudly represented India in international forums on several matters including:
Drug abuse
Crime Prevention
Prison reform
Police
Women's issues
Kiran Bedi also has addressed audiences in many countries and societies including :
European
American
British
Indian universities
Corporate groups
Civil society groups
Current Status of Kiran Bedi
Wondering about Kiran Bedi's current status? Currently, she is taking care of community colleges registered with Indira Gandhi National Open University. Through her NGOs, she has been and is still providing vocational and soft skills to the youths of India. Her two NGOs are Navjyoti and India Vision Foundation.
She also anchors radio and television shows and is also working as a columnist with several newspapers and magazines. She is also a recipient of awards and other national/international decorations.
After her retirement, she was assigned as the Director-General of the Bureau of Police Research and Development in India. Moreover, Kiran Bedi has also written several books and published a book of her biography.
