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Andhra Pradesh Police Adopts Advanced Tech for Better Policing South Zone Andhra Pradesh Bharat INDIA Facebook Twitter WhatsApp In a push to modernize law enforcement, the Andhra Pradesh Police have begun incorporating cutting-edge technologies into their operations. The use of CCTV cameras, drones, and digital forensic tools will enhance the ability of the police to monitor crime hotspots, respond swiftly to incidents, and solve cases more effectively. These technological advancements aim to prevent crimes, gather more accurate evidence, and improve overall police efficiency. By leveraging these tools, the Andhra Pradesh Police can offer better protection to the public and make significant strides in solving both minor and major criminal cases. This transition marks a forward-thinking approach to policing in the state, focusing on proactive measures that leverage digital tools to enhance safety.

Telangana Police launches AI-powered cyber and computer labs at CID ... June 12, 2026 by admin The Telangana Police launched an Advanced Computer Lab and She Cyber Lab at the CID Headquarters in Hyderabad. The AI-powered facility will support cybercrime detection, criminal investigations, data analytics and CCTNS operations, enhancing efficiency, transparency and technology-driven policing. Published Date – 12 June 2026, 04:19 PM Hyderabad: In a move to strengthen its technology driven policing efforts, the State Police has launched an Advanced Computer Lab and She Cyber Lab at the CID Headquarters here on Friday. DGP C.V.Anand inaugurated the AI-powered facility, which features smart crime analytics, data management, automated meeting transcription, crime mapping, and victim feedback monitoring systems. Officials said the new lab will enhance criminal investigations, cybercrime detection, data analysis and CCTNS operations. It is aimed to improve efficiency, transparency, and decision making within the CID, officials said. []

Telangana Police launches AI-powered cyber and computer ... The Telangana Police launched an Advanced Computer Lab and She Cyber Lab at the CID Headquarters in Hyderabad. The AI-powered facility will support cybercrime detection, criminal investigations, data analytics and CCTNS operations, enhancing efficiency, transparency and technology-driven policing. Hyderabad:In a move to strengthen its technology driven policing efforts, the State Police has launched an Advanced Computer Lab and She Cyber Lab at the CID Headquarters here on Friday. DGP C.V.Anand inaugurated the AI-powered facility, which features smart crime analytics, data management, automated meeting transcription, crime mapping, and victim feedback monitoring systems. Officials said the new lab will enhance criminal investigations, cybercrime detection, data analysis and CCTNS operations. It is aimed to improve efficiency, transparency, and decision making within the CID, officials said.

Telangana Police set up special IPS team for AI-driven policing Telangana DGP CV Anand Hyderabad: Telangana Director General of Police (DGP) CV Anand has constituted a special five-member IPS officers’ Core Team with a target of completing key Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based platforms within six months. Addressing the officers at a review meeting on Saturday, May 23, DGP Anand adviced departments to adopt cutting-edge technologies and AI in policing to strengthen crime investigation, law and order management, and overall efficiency. Five member IPS core team Hyderabad Joint Commissioner of Police N Shweta has been assigned responsibilities related to the development of CCTNS 2.0, HRMS monitoring and coordination. CID Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG) R Bhaskaran will oversee the integration of AI technology into the CCTNS project. Deputy Commissioner of Police DCP (Social Media and Information Technology) Chennuri Rupesh will supervise social media, video analytics and AI-based drone technology initiatives. Superintendent of Police K Apoorva Rao will overview data intelligence, training programmes and system design Avinash Mohanty will monitor traffic and road safety mod…

Telangana Police launches AI-powered cyber and computer labs at CID ... H yderabad: In a move to strengthen its technology driven policing efforts, the State Police has launched an Advanced Computer Lab and She Cyber Lab at the CID Headquarters here on Friday. Advertisement DGP C.V.Anand inaugurated the AI-powered facility, which features smart crime analytics, data management, automated meeting transcription, crime mapping, and victim feedback monitoring systems. Officials said the new lab will enhance criminal investigations, cybercrime detection, data analysis and CCTNS operations. It is aimed to improve efficiency, transparency, and decision making within the CID, officials said.

Telangana CID launches AI system in Hyderabad against cybercrime The system was unveiled in Hyderabad Telangana CID launches AI system in Hyderabad against cybercrime Technology Jun 12, 2026 Telangana's CID just launched a new AI-driven system to help police tackle modern crimes, especially cybercrime. Unveiled in Hyderabad by DGP C.V. Anand, the Smart Crime Analytics and Data Management System aims to make investigations smarter and faster. Telangana Police have been early adopters of tech for digital forensics and crime prevention. AI analyzes data, speeds case tracking The system uses AI for things like crime mapping, automated speech recognition in meetings, audiovisual recording, and quick content transcription. It can sift through huge amounts of data to spot trends and patterns, making case reviews more thorough. Plus, digitized victim feedback means better case tracking and improved investigation quality. Registering cases on the CCTNS platform is expected to be quicker too, making policing a bit more high-tech in Telangana.

AI4AP Police Project Signals a New Era in Andhra Pradesh Policing AI4AP Police project launched to modernise policing in Andhra Pradesh. Pilot implementation begins in three Andhra Pradesh districts. Eight AI tools to strengthen investigations and improve conviction rates. Andhra Pradesh Police has taken a major step towards technology driven policing with the launch of the AI4AP Police project, marking a significant shift in how law enforcement functions across the state. The initiative focuses on using artificial intelligence to enhance investigations, public grievance handling, evidence collection and intelligence analysis. The pilot phase of the project was formally inaugurated at the Andhra Pradesh Police Headquarters in Mangalagiri. As part of this initial rollout, the system has been introduced in Chittoor, Annamayya and Guntur districts. Officials said the performance of the pilot will guide the expansion of the project across the entire state within the next three to six months. Unlike conventional digital upgrades, AI4AP Police has been designed specifically around policing needs. Over the past year, the department worked closely with technology experts to identify pract…

Hyderabad Police Plans AI Integration for Investigations Hyderabad Police is planning to use artificial intelligence (AI) in its investigations, Police Commissioner V.C. Sajjanar said, according to a report by Live Mint . Speaking to PTI, the commissioner noted that many organisations today are adopting AI and that the police will also begin working on adopting the technology, alongside drones, for policing purposes. Discussing the use of drones, he said that other police forces are already using drones and that Hyderabad Police will study their effectiveness and tie up with manufacturers to see how it can utilise them as well. Telangana has been at the forefront of technology use in surveillance. In 2020, Hyderabad Police deployed AI tools across 2,000 CCTV cameras in its network to detect whether people in the Greater Hyderabad region were complying with the COVID-19 mask mandate. Through these efforts, the police identified around 10,000 cases of mask violations. However, some had critiqued the move for criminalising actions simply based on CCTV footage. Speaking to MediaNama in 2021, Social activist SQ Masood had argued that such a move prevented people from presenting their …