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SKPA Udhampur was established as Police Training College in the year 1981 and upgraded to the Academy in April 1998.

The Academy runs induction courses for Dy.SsP, P.Os and SI, besides promotion courses of SgCTs, HCs & ASIs and Specialized courses

03/11/2026

SKPA ORGANISES SPECIAL AWARENESS SESSION ON PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF HEPATITIS

Udhampur, November 3, 2026: Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, today organised a special session on “Awareness and Prevention of Hepatitis” for police personnel and trainees undergoing various training courses at the Academy.
The session aimed at creating awareness about gastrointestinal diseases, particularly Hepatitis, and educating participants about its causes, symptoms, preventive measures, early detection and available treatment options. The participants included Prob. Dy.SsP, Assistant Directors (Forest), PSIs, trainees of Intermediate Class Course and other trainees.
The session was conducted by Sh. Bharat Bhushan Gupta, a renowned Gastroenterologist, who delivered an informative lecture supported by a detailed PowerPoint presentation. He highlighted various aspects of Hepatitis, including its types, modes of transmission, preventive measures, diagnosis and treatment, while emphasising the importance of timely medical screening and a healthy lifestyle.
The session commenced with the inaugural address by Director, SKPA, Udhampur, Dr. Mohd. Haseeb Mughal, IPS, IGP, who highlighted the growing importance of health awareness and preventive healthcare in maintaining the physical and mental well-being of police personnel.
On the occasion, the Director emphasised that police personnel must remain conscious of their health and keep themselves abreast of developments in medical science. He stressed the importance of regular health check-ups, timely screening and adopting healthy lifestyle practices to prevent diseases and maintain overall fitness.
He also encouraged the participants to derive maximum benefit from the session and apply the knowledge gained in their personal lives as well as in the discharge of their professional responsibilities.
The session was designed to promote health awareness among police personnel and to reinforce the importance of preventive healthcare, early diagnosis and timely medical intervention.Through such awareness and training initiatives, SKPA, Udhampur, continues to strengthen the overall capacity of police personnel by promoting professional competence, personal well-being and a healthy working environment.

02/11/2026

SKPA INAUGURATES SPECIALISED TRAINING COURSE ON ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY IN FORENSIC SCIENCE

Udhampur, November 2, 2026: A specialised five-day training course on “Advance Technology in Forensic Science” was inaugurated today at Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur. The course aims to familiarise the participants with the latest technological developments and emerging trends in forensic science and their practical application in criminal investigations. It will provide an opportunity for police personnel to gain insights into modern forensic techniques, scientific examination of evidence and the role of advanced technologies in crime detection and investigation. The course was inaugurated by the Director, SKPA, Udhampur Dr. Mohd. Haseeb Mughal IPS, IGP who highlighted the growing importance of forensic science and technological advancements in modern-day policing and criminal investigation.
Addressing the participants on the occasion, the Director, SKPA, emphasised that scientific investigation and the effective application of advanced forensic technologies have become essential components of professional policing. He stressed the need for investigating officers to keep themselves abreast of the latest developments in forensic science so that scientific evidence can be effectively utilised in the investigation of criminal cases.
The Director further observed that the integration of modern technology with conventional investigative practices would enhance the quality, credibility and effectiveness of investigations. He encouraged the participants to take maximum benefit from the course and translate the knowledge and practical skills acquired during the training into their professional assignments.
The training programme is designed to enhance the professional competence of participating personnel and strengthen their capacity to undertake scientific and evidence-based investigations.
Through such specialised training initiatives, SKPA Udhampur continues to focus on capacity building and professional development of police personnel, keeping pace with the emerging challenges and technological advancements in the field of policing.

01/11/2026

Drone Knowledge, Forensic Understanding and Emerging Challenges emphasised by Director SKPA Udhampur
Udhampur, October 31, 2026 : Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, organised a presentation-cum-valedictory session marking the culmination of a five-day course on “Drone Technology, Interception and Drone Forensics” for the officers of J&K Police aimed at enhancing the professional knowledge and operational capabilities of police personnel in the rapidly evolving field of unmanned aerial systems.
On the occasion, Dr. Mohd. Haseeb Mughal, IPS, IGP, Director SKPA Udhampur, delivered a comprehensive PowerPoint presentation highlighting the growing significance of drone technology in contemporary policing and its emerging applications in law enforcement, surveillance, security and crime investigation.
During his presentation, the Director elaborated on the fundamentals of drone technology, different types of drones, their operational capabilities and the need for police personnel to develop a sound understanding of drone systems. He also highlighted the importance of drone forensics, particularly in understanding digital evidence, identification and examination of drone-related data, preservation of electronic evidence and its relevance in criminal investigations.
The Director also drew attention to the emerging challenges associated with the misuse of drones, including security threats, unlawful surveillance, smuggling and other technology-driven criminal activities. He stressed the need for police personnel to remain technologically informed, develop specialised skills and keep pace with advancements in drone technology to effectively address emerging security and investigative challenges.
The presentation provided participants with valuable insights into the practical and investigative dimensions of drone technology and reinforced the importance of integrating technological understanding with professional policing.
The session was followed by the valedictory function, during which the course was formally concluded. The participating officers and officials were encouraged to utilise the knowledge and skills acquired during the course in their respective fields of assignment.
The programme concluded with an emphasis on continuous learning, technological up gradation and capacity building to make policing more effective, responsive and future-ready.

31/10/2026

SKPA Udhampur Bids Farewell to Sub-Inspector Dhian Singh on Superannuation

Udhampur, October 31: Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, accorded a warm and dignified farewell to Sub-Inspector Dhian Singh on his superannuation after rendering more than 39 years of dedicated service in the Jammu and Kashmir Police.
On the occasion, Dr. Mohd. Haseeb Mughal, IPS, IGP, Director, SKPA Udhampur, lauded the services rendered by Sub-Inspector Dhian Singh during his long and distinguished career in the Police Department, particularly during his tenure at the Academy. He appreciated his sincerity, discipline, dedication and commitment towards official responsibilities and acknowledged his valuable contribution to the smooth day-to-day functioning of the institution.
While extending his best wishes for a healthy, peaceful and fulfilling retired life, the Director encouraged him to remain connected with the Police fraternity and continue to uphold the values and ethos of the organisation. He expressed hope that Sub-Inspector Dhian Singh would continue to act as an ambassador of the Police Department in society by sharing his rich experience and upholding the principles of discipline, integrity and public service even after retirement.
Officers and staff of SKPA Udhampur also extended their heartfelt wishes to Sub-Inspector Dhian Singh and his family, wishing them good health, happiness, peace and prosperity in the years ahead.
The Academy placed on record its appreciation for his dedicated service and wished him a happy and fulfilling retired life.

31/10/2026

SKPA Udhampur Organised Lecture on Mental Health and Well-being of Women Police Personnel.

Udhampur, October 31: Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, organised a special lecture on “Mental Health and Emotional Well-being of Women Police Personnel” with the objective of sensitising women police personnel about the importance of mental health, stress management and emotional resilience in their professional and personal lives.
The lecture focused on various professional and personal challenges faced by women police personnel while discharging their duties, including work-related stress, long working hours, demanding assignments and balancing professional responsibilities with family life.
The resource person, Dr. Amrita Thakur, Clinical Psychologist, Government Medical College (GMC), Udhampur, highlighted the importance of recognising early signs of stress, anxiety and emotional exhaustion. She emphasised the need for self-care, maintaining a healthy work-life balance, developing emotional resilience and seeking timely psychological support whenever required.
The participants were also sensitised about the significance of open communication, peer support and fostering a positive and supportive working environment where seeking mental health assistance is encouraged without hesitation or stigma.
The interactive session provided an opportunity for women police personnel to share their concerns, interact with the resource person and gain valuable insights into maintaining psychological well-being while performing their professional duties.
Participants from various ongoing courses, including DySP Probationers, Assistant Director (Forest), PSI and Intermediate Courses, along with women staff of SKPA Udhampur, attended the session.
On the occasion, Sh. Harminder Singh, Joint Director Prosecution; Sh. Ranjeev Kumar, Deputy Director Prosecution; Sh. Rakesh Sambyal, Chief Law Instructor; and Sh. Rajesh Khajuria, Chief Prosecuting Officer, were also present. They appreciated the initiative and emphasised the importance of organising similar awareness programmes in the future for the welfare and well-being of police personnel.
The initiative reflects SKPA's commitment towards the overall welfare, empowerment and professional development of police personnel, recognising mental well-being as an essential component of an effective, compassionate and resilient police force.
The session was organised under the guidance and supervision of Dr. Mohd. Haseeb Mughal, IPS, Director, SKPA Udhampur.

31/10/2026

SKPA UDHAMPUR OBSERVES RASHTRIYA EKTA DIWAS
Udhampur, October 31, 2026: Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, observed Rashtriya Ekta Diwas (National Unity Day) today with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervour to commemorate the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Iron Man of India.
On the occasion, Dr. Mohd. Haseeb Mughal, IPS, IGP, Director, SKPA Udhampur, inspected the parade contingents and took the salute at the Ceremonial Parade. The pledge was administered by Sh. Benam Tosh, JKPS, SSP, Dy. Director (Outdoor) SKPA Udhampur. Officers, officials, staff members and trainees of the Academy participated in the observance and collectively took the National Unity Pledge, reaffirming their commitment to preserve the unity, integrity and security of the nation.
Rashtriya Ekta Diwas is celebrated every year on October 31st to honour the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the first Deputy Prime Minister and first Home Minister of independent India. His outstanding contribution towards the integration of more than 560 princely states into the Indian Union after Independence laid the foundation of a united and strong India. The day serves as a reminder of the importance of national unity, integrity, security and solidarity.
The occasion also highlighted the importance of rising above the differences of caste, religion, language and region and to work collectively towards building a strong, peaceful and united nation.
Emphasising the role of Police in maintaining national unity and integrity, it was highlighted that the Police plays a vital role in maintaining peace, public order and national security while upholding the values of unity, integrity and fraternity. Being an important pillar of society, the Police have a significant responsibility in strengthening national integration, promoting communal harmony, safeguarding constitutional values and protecting the life and property of citizens.
The observance provided an opportunity for all ranks and trainees of the Academy to reiterate their commitment to the ideals of national unity and integrity envisioned by Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
The programme concluded with a renewed pledge by all ranks, staff members and trainees of the Academy to uphold the ideals of unity, integrity, fraternity and national security.

29/10/2026

Organizing Police Band Show by Pipe band of SKPAU during celebration of Rashtriya Ekta Diwas 2026 in collaboration with Distt Police, Udhampur

29/10/2026

SKPA Organises Educational Visit to Forensic Science Laboratory, Jammu, for Trainees.
Jammu, October 29, 2026: The Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy (SKPA), Udhampur, organised an educational visit to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL), Jammu, for its trainees today, with the objective of enhancing their understanding of scientific methods employed in criminal investigation and forensic analysis.
During the visit, the trainees were introduced to various specialised sections of the laboratory, including Biology, Serology, Ballistics, Cyber Forensics, Document Examination and Chemical Analysis. Experts from the respective sections briefed the trainees on the functioning of the laboratory, scientific examination of evidence, and the significant role of forensic science in crime detection and investigation.
The trainees gained valuable insights into the examination of biological samples, serological analysis, forensic examination of fi****ms and am******on, digital evidence analysis in cybercrime cases, document examination, and chemical analysis. The visit provided them with practical exposure to modern forensic techniques and highlighted the importance of scientific evidence, accuracy and professional expertise in supporting criminal investigations.
The interaction with forensic experts, under the guidance of Deputy Director FSL, Sh. Kumar Sourav, and Dr. Ankush Kumar, enabled the trainees to appreciate the vital role of forensic science in establishing facts, corroborating investigative findings, and strengthening the criminal justice system.
The educational visit formed part of SKPA’s ongoing efforts to provide practical exposure to trainees and enhance their professional knowledge and investigative capabilities by familiarising them with modern scientific techniques and forensic procedures.
The Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy, Udhampur, remains committed to imparting quality training to police personnel through a balanced combination of theoretical learning, practical exposure, and interaction with specialised institutions, thereby equipping them to meet the evolving challenges of modern policing and criminal investigation.

28/10/2026

SKPA Inaugurates Two Specialised Training Courses on New Criminal Laws and Drone Technology
Udhampur, 27 October 2026: Two specialised five-days training courses, namely the Refresher Course on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023 and the Course on Drone Technology, Interception and Drone Forensics were inaugurated today at Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy Udhampur (SKPA) with the objective of enhancing the professional competence of police personnel in the fields of criminal law and emerging security technologies.
The Course on Drone Technology, Interception and Drone Forensics has been designed to familiarise participants with different types of drones, their components, capabilities and operational aspects. The training aims to enhance awareness regarding threats arising from the misuse of drones for activities such as smuggling, unauthorised surveillance and terror-related operations. It will also familiarise participants with counter-drone technologies and interception techniques, besides imparting practical knowledge of the recovery, handling and preservation of drones and associated evidence. Special emphasis will be laid on drone forensics, including the extraction and analysis of flight logs, GPS data, memory cards and other digital evidence relevant to investigations.
The Refresher Course on Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023, aims to strengthen the understanding of police personnel regarding the key provisions of the new criminal law, including newly introduced offences, revised definitions and changes in punishments. The course will also focus on strengthening investigative skills relating to registration of FIRs, evidence collection, investigation and preparation of charge sheets in accordance with the applicable legal provisions. It further seeks to promote citizen-friendly, transparent and rights-based policing.
Both courses have been organised under the guidance and leadership of the Director, SKPA, Udhampur, as part of the Academy’s continued efforts to enhance professional skills, improve investigative efficiency and equip police personnel to meet contemporary policing and security challenges.
The inaugural session was presided over by Shri Suram Singh, JKPS, SSP, Deputy Director (Training/Welfare), SKPA, who attended the occasion as the Chief Guest and welcomed the participants attending the two specialised courses.
Addressing the participants, Shri Suram Singh emphasised the importance of keeping pace with developments in criminal law and emerging technologies. He urged the participants to develop a thorough understanding of the new legal framework and acquire the necessary technical expertise to effectively address modern security challenges, particularly those arising from the misuse of drones. He stressed that continuous training and capacity building are essential for ensuring professional, effective and technology-driven policing.
The two training courses reflect SKPA’s commitment to strengthening the knowledge, skills and operational preparedness of police personnel through specialised training aligned with contemporary legal and technological requirements.

28/10/2026

Date: 27.10.2026
Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy Udhampur Administers Vigilance Pledge to Mark Vigilance Awareness Week

Udhampur, 27 October 2026: Sher-i-Kashmir Police Academy Udhampur, observed Vigilance Awareness Week with the administration of the Vigilance Pledge to trainee officers and staff members of the Academy. The pledge was administered by Shri Binam Tosh, JKPS, SSP, Deputy Director (Outdoor), SKPA Udhampur in the presence of Dr Mohd Haseeb Mughal, IPS, Director SKPA Udhampur, officers, staff and trainee officers of SKPA Udhampur reaffirming the collective commitment to integrity, transparency, accountability and probity in public life.

During the pledge, participants resolved to uphold the highest standards of ethical conduct, discharge their duties with honesty and impartiality, and contribute towards eradicating corruption in all its forms. The initiative aimed at sensitizing trainee officers and staff to the importance of integrity, ethical conduct and accountability in public service, while reinforcing the values of professionalism, responsibility and public trust.

The observance highlighted Police Academy’s commitment to fostering a culture of honesty, transparency and accountability, in keeping with the principles of good governance and the highest standards of professional conduct.

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