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CRP was raised at Nimach on the 27th of July 1939 as "CROWN REPRESENTATIVE'S POLICE" with a view to assist the British Govt. to deal with political disturbances and to help princely states in the maintenance of public order. After independence CRP was re-designated as the CENTRAL RESERVE POLICE FORCE by Central Government. It is one of the oldest and most experienced paramilitary forces in the country. It is deployed all over India for maintenance of Law and Order and internal security duties. CRPF is a versatile force performing multifarious duties. Whether it were anti-insurgency operations in the North East or tackling terrorism in Punjab and J&K; guarding of vital installations or ensuring security of VIPs, CRPF is always there- vigilant, and alert. It has participated in Indo-China and Indo-Pak wars. It has also formed part of the Indian Peace Keeping Force in Srilanka and many UN peace-keeping missions in different parts of the globe. CRPF has 153 Battalions, 29 Groups Centers and 08 Training institutions with a total strength of 1.8 Lakhs today. The Motto of the force is "SERVICE AND LOYALTY". Traditions of the Force: 1. CRPF is trained for Police duties of
superior order. Ten Commandments of CRPF: 1. Place country above self. The rapidly changing pattern in the society
violence has made the problems of Internal Security more complex &
complicated. Economic distress, prevalent social inequalities and extremist
activities coupled with rapid technological advances have added to the
difficulties of administrators in handling Internal Security problems.
It was, therefore, felt that Police Officers and Administrators should
be exposed to the developing trends in various aspects of Internal Security
with a view to sharpen their perception and to devise better tools and
techniques for handling these problems.
The Mission of ISA The primary mission of the Internal
Security Academy is to prepare officers with right attitudinal orientation
for the police organizations and other services for their assigned tasks
and responsibilities with uprightness, dedication and a strong commitment
of service to the people. The Academy will aim at quality training with
total quality management of the Institution. it will endeavor to inculcate
in the trainees, professional knowledge and skills, attitudes, values
and norms which would enable them to serve the Nation better. The Academy
will be a "Centre of Excellence" for training and research
in various fields and will bring responsiveness, commitment, awareness,
infusion of scientific temper and accountability. Climate Mount Abu has a healthy and salubrious climate the year round. Winters are as cold as in Delhi. The average maximum and minimum temperature during day and night from November to February is approximately 250 'C and 70 'C respectively. From July to September it rains. The average annual rain fall is 153 to 177 Cms. The average day and night temperature during these months will be around 200C and in the summer months from April to June, 350C and 250C respectively. The peak tourist season at Mount Abu lasts from March to June and from September to December. (Area-25 Sq KMs; Population: 15500; Temperature: SUMMER - Mean max- 33.30 & Min - 28.30 C; WINTER - Mean Max-23.3 & Min-11.60 C).Heavy warm clothing is required from the middle of November to the middle of March. Reception The participants are required to intimate well in advance their travel plan i.e date and time of their arrival to the ISA, CRPF Mount Abu for arranging reception at Abu Road Railway Station or at Mount Abu Bus Stand, as the case may be. Clothing & Equipment Winter clothing will be required during
evenings and nights from October to March and even during daytime from
November to February. Light warm clothing is recommended from July to
September and no warm clothing during April to June. Books & Reading Material Though the officers will be provided
with reading material for the course, they are however, advised to bring
with them the case studies, histories of incidents pertaining to law
and order, dispersal of mobs, unlawful assemblies, ambushes, Raids,
and other operational successes and failures of the force or any other
material pertaining to Internal Security which they think will be of
interest to other participants for discussion. Recreation & Sports Facilities for the following games are available in Academy: -
Sports equipments will be provided by
the Academy, however participants interested in tennis/badminton are
advised to bring own tennis/badminton racquets. Transport Transport will be provided by the Academy at Abu Road Railway Station / bus stand on receipt of advance intimation regarding the date and time of arrival. Regular buses and taxies also ply during the day, between Abu Road and Mount Abu. The Rajasthan State Transport Corporation plies direct Buses from Ahmedabad, Delhi, Ajmer, Jaipur, Sirohi and Udaipur to Mount Abu. The nearest Airports are Udaipur (180 Kms) and Ahmedabad (224 Kms). However, for those traveling by air, Ahmedabad would be more convenient as it is well connected to Abu by road and train. Arrival Participants coming under their own arrangements may report at the Academy Office or at the Anandlok Officers' Mess / Rajputana Hostel Estates, Participants' Hostel opposite the Academy. Accomodation & Messing The trainee officers' will be accommodated
in the officers' Mess Annexe. They should bring sufficient cash with
them to clear the boarding and lodging charges as cheques and credit
cards are not accepted. (i) For a course/seminar lasting for
a week- Rs. 500/- Dispersal Participants will be permitted to leave after the valedictory address on the concluding day of the course. They can leave on the same day by the evening trains / buses. The officers from their respective starting stations should arrange the return journey reservation in advance. In case any assistance is required, they should give details to the Course Director on their arrival. All Officers should clear their dues (Mess/Library/Canteen/Lodging etc.) prior to their departure. Banking Facilities Following Banks function at Mount Abu:
- The Central Training College-I, CRPF
Neemuch, a premier Police training Institution in the country, was established
on the 1st December’1960. It is oldest training Institution of Central
Reserve Police Force. The Institution has been conducting regular courses
for CRPF personnel as also for other State and Central Police Organisations
and departments like Narcotics, Parliament Security, I.B and Indian Air
Lines. 
The Central Training College-II has finally
shifted to Coimbatore (Tamilnadu) from Avadi (Chennai) on 1st May’1 2000
due to increased training responsibilities and lack of adequate training
area and other administrative constrains. The campus comprises of 400
acres of land in the foot hills of Sanjeevi hills which fulfils all the
pre-requisites for an ideal and most modern training institution. The
semi- mountainous terrain is best suited for various out door exercises.
An improvised field firing range and natural stop butt at the end by the
hill is a special feature of the campus. The Central Training College-III was
established in May’1994 with the specific requirement of the Force in
training Directly Appointed Subordinate Officers of Ministerial Cadre,
Group ‘C’ & ‘D’ Hospital staff and organising promotional cadres for personnel
at the level of Under Officers and Subordinate Officers besides some inservice
and specialist courses of training. Its sprawling campus of 400 acres
has completed 1st phase of construction. 
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