Archive · 14 Jan 2026
Madhya Pradesh Tradesmen to Undergo 24-Week Training
In Madhya Pradesh, India, tradesmen who work as constables and help with tasks like cleaning and cooking will soon get better training.
Right now, their training is short and not very organized.
A group of police officers made a plan for a 24-week training program.
This plan is now waiting for the top police officer to say yes.
The new training will help them do their jobs better and be more disciplined.
Right now, different areas have different training, but the new plan will make it the same for everyone.
The idea is to make sure they are well-prepared for their jobs.
Fourteen types of tradesmen in Madhya Pradesh will undergo a 24-week training program.
Current training is minimal and lacks a uniform syllabus, varying by range.
A committee led by DIG Rajesh Chandel proposed the 24-week course, including four weeks of trade-specific training.
The proposal is awaiting approval from the Director General of Police (DGP).
Tradesmen perform duties such as housekeeping and food preparation in addition to their roles as constables.
- Who
- Fourteen types of tradesmen in Madhya Pradesh
- What
- Proposed 24-week training program
- When
- Awaiting DGP approval
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Why
- To improve discipline and trade-specific skills
- Location
- Madhya Pradesh, India
- Current Training Duration
- 90 days (varies by range)
- Proposed Training Duration
- 24 weeks (6 months)
- Committee Leader
- DIG Rajesh Chandel
- Approval Status
- Awaiting DGP approval
- Tradesmen Roles
- Housekeeping, food preparation, and other support duties
- Comparison with BSF
- BSF tradesmen undergo 42 weeks of basic training