Ips Salaries: What Do Ips Make?

Ips Salaries: What Do Ips Make?

The Indian Police Service (IPS) is one of the three All India Services of the Government of India. The IPS was formed in the year 1948. The cadre controlling authority for the IPS is the Ministry of Home Affairs.

What Do IPS Officers Earn?
According to the website of IPS Recruitment, the total salary of a IPS officer in the top-most post of DGP is Rs. 41.84 lakhs (Rs. 3990000) a month. A Deputy Inspector General (DIG) with the rank of Commissioner of Police is paid a monthly salary of Rs. 25.74 lakhs (Rs. 3097125). An IPS officer’s salary is governed by the Bureau of Police Research & Development (BPR&D) with a provision for increment, as per the government orders. The salary levels vary across the country, as per the Govt orders: – Top IAS officers of Kerala and Chhattisgarh enjoy the highest pay package, at about Rs. 21 lakhs a month. – The second highest-paid state police officer in India is the Director General of Police of West Bengal (WBG) who earns Rs. 19.57 lakhs a month.

How About the Rest of India's Service?
The All India Services, which include the Indian Administrative Service (IAS), the Indian Police Service and the Indian Forest Service (IFoS) (earlier known as the State Forest Service), are governed by a central government which recruits its officers from an exam. The service is administered by the respective central ministries (Union and State governments) after recruitment. However, the law concerning these services were to be same across the country. The IAS is the second most prominent service in India and deals with administration and development and functioning of all central ministries and other regulatory bodies. The Indian Forest Service (IFoS) which was formed during British rule is a government of India service.

Conclusion
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