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Shri Narendra Modi
Hon'ble Prime Minister of India
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Shri Amit Shah
Hon'ble Union Minister of Home Affairs
Training programmes
Choose a programme to read its details on the NEPA website.
NEPA objective
The Academy has two main aims for police training.
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Basic Course
To impart 50-week basic training to directly recruited Police Officers of the rank of Sub Inspector and Deputy Superintendent of Police of North East States.
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In-service Course
To design and offer different types of in-service training programmes for police personnel of all states of India.
About NEPA
An establishment of the Government of India under the Ministry of Home Affairs, shaping police officers for equitable, effective and sensitive policing.
The North Eastern Police Academy (erstwhile the Regional Police Training College) is situated in Ri-Bhoi District of Meghalaya. It started functioning in July 1978.
It is dedicated to teaching police personnel of the North Eastern States and from across the country to safeguard the value of freedom: freedom from disorder, criminal acts and criminals.
NEPA at a glance
- Parent body
- Ministry of Home Affairs
- Earlier name
- Regional Police Training College
- Functioning since
- July 1978
- Location
- Umsaw, Ri-Bhoi District, Meghalaya
- Basic course
- 50 weeks
- Telephone
- 0364-2572045
Facilities and media
Campus amenities and the media room at the Academy.
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Campus
Facilities
The campus has a main building with the administrative office, faculty offices, classrooms, library and conference halls. It also has an auditorium, guesthouse, separate syndicate rooms and student dormitories. Faculty residences are next to the campus.
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News and coverage
Media
This section includes activities and events in the Academy, along with media clippings and newspaper coverage.
Open media room
Photo gallery
Glimpses of training at the Academy. Select a photo to view it larger.


