Archive · 16 Sep 2026
Future City Police Launch Second AI Policing Training Batch
The Future City Police have started a five-day training course for a second group of officers.
The course teaches them how to use computers, digital tools and artificial intelligence.
Officers will learn ways to investigate crimes and track information more effectively.
They will study systems for recording cases, sending summonses and handling cybercrime.
The training also includes facial recognition, CCTV analysis, biometrics and cyber forensics.
Police will practice using social media and open-source intelligence tools.
They are being taught to check whether AI-created information is accurate.
They must also use AI lawfully and protect sensitive police data.
The Future City Police Commissionerate has begun its second five-day technology and modern policing training programme.
Personnel are learning about digital tools, investigation platforms, tracking systems, software applications and AI-based policing solutions.
Training covers CCTNS, FIR-to-charge-sheet procedures, eSakshya, eSummons, cybercrime platforms and criminal justice systems.
Practical sessions address crime detection, facial recognition, CCTV analytics, biometrics, cyber forensics and crime analysis.
Commissioner Dr. Tarun Joshi stressed continuous learning and the responsible, lawful use of AI and sensitive data.
- Who
- Personnel of the Future City Police Commissionerate, including Circle Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors and other police personnel, are participating; Police Commissioner Dr. Tarun Joshi highlighted the programme’s goals.
- What
- The second batch of a five-day training programme on technology, modern policing, investigation techniques and Artificial Intelligence has commenced.
- When
- The articles state that the second batch has commenced but do not provide a specific date.
- Where
- The programme is being conducted by T-SPARK at the Crime Investigation Department Office in Hyderabad.
- Why
- The training aims to strengthen investigations, improve crime tracking and analysis, build digital skills and support faster, more effective public safety services.
- Programme length
- Five days
- Training batch
- Second batch
- Participants
- Circle Inspectors, Sub-Inspectors and other police personnel
- Main subjects
- Technology, modern policing tools, investigation techniques and Artificial Intelligence
- Key systems
- CCTNS, eSakshya, eSummons, cybercrime platforms and criminal justice systems
- Practical applications
- Facial recognition, CCTV analytics, biometrics, cyber forensics and crime analysis
- Training provider and venue
- T-SPARK at the Crime Investigation Department Office