Neha Agarwal, a Ph.D. holder in Law, emerged best all-round performer among 112 probationary Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSPs) of the 2025 batch, securing four prestigious honours at the Raja Bahadur Venkata Rama Reddy Telangana Police Academy.
The probationers, comprising 74 men and 38 women recruited through the Telangana Public Service Commission’s Group-I examination, completed their 44-week institutional training, which concluded with a passing-out parade on October 9.
Agarwal, who has academic and research experience at NALSAR University of Law and Osmania University, secured 1,219.25 marks out of 1,500 to emerge best all-round performer. She received the Chief Minister’s Revolver and the Late Raja Bahadur Venkata Rama Reddy Gold Medal, along with a cash reward of ₹5,000.
She also secured the Home Minister Baton with Silver Ends for the best performance in indoor subjects, scoring 793.25 marks out of 1,000, and the Late Kona Ramachandra Reddy Memorial Gold Medal for Police Sciences, in which she scored 147.88 marks out of 200.
Among the other award winners, L. Srikanth, a B.Tech graduate in Electronics and Communication Engineering, received the Director General of Police Trophy for the best performance in outdoor subjects, scoring 452.30 marks out of 500.
T. Jacob Abhishek, an M.Tech graduate in Computer Science, won the Director’s Trophy for firing with 88.20 marks out of 100, while R. Sai Kiran Reddy, who holds a postgraduate qualification in Disaster Management, secured the Director’s Trophy for investigation with 321.75 marks out of 400.
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