IOS - Indian Officers' Society

We extend our sincere congratulations to Detective Jasmit Singh and Detective Gunvinder Singh on their well-deserved promotions to the rank of Detective today. Their diligent efforts and unwavering commitment are clearly evident. Congratulations!

Furthermore, we congratulate all individuals who have been promoted to their respective ranks.

May everyone be blessed with happiness and prosperity. Eid Mubarak!

Indian officers society would like to wish everyone a Happy Vaisakhi may your prayers be answered and may this year bring love, peace into this world and everyone stay safe.

Happy Easter 🐣🐰

Wishing all our members and your families a joyful and blessed Easter. May your day be filled with happiness, new beginnings, and time well spent with loved ones. Stay safe and enjoy!

The Indian Officers Society had the honor of hosting Iftar Night at the NYPD Medical Division, uniting members in a meaningful evening of reflection, community, and breaking fast together.

Members of the Indian Officers Society attended the International Women’s Day celebration at the . Many extraordinary women were honored by the FIA, including our very own Commissioner Tania Kinsella of Indian decent.

Members of the Indian Officers Society Board had the honor of attending the NYPD Police Square Club 106th Anniversary Gala. The IOS was proud to stand alongside our fraternal organizations in support of this long-standing tradition recognizing the dedication, sacrifice, and commitment of our fellow MOS.

Congratulations to all of this year’s honorees on your well-deserved awards. Your leadership and service to the Department and the people of New York City reflect the very best of this job and make us all proud.

What a phenomenal achievement!. From brilliant batting performances to disciplined bowling and electrifying fielding, every moment of this campaign showcased the true strength and resilience of Indian cricket. 💙🔥
Well done Team India!

In honor of International Women's Day, the Indian Officers Society would like to acknowledge NYPD’s First Deputy Commissioner Tania I. Kinsella, a distinguished leader in law enforcement with Indian roots. She was honored by the FIA for International Women’s Day event at the Indian Consulate General. Leading by example, First Deputy Commissioner Kinsella champions the values of integrity and accountability, ensuring that every member of the police department adheres to the highest standards of conduct. Her vision is to create a cohesive and responsible police department-one that upholds the principles of justice while maintaining the safety and security of New York City's residents. As the First Deputy Commissioner, Tania I. Kinsella stands as a beacon of leadership, ensuring that the New York City Police Department continues to evolve, adapt, and serve all five boroughs with honor and distinction.