The Telangana Retired Police Officers’ Association (TRPOA) recently organized its annual meet in Hyderabad, bringing together retired officers from across the state. The event aimed to foster camaraderie among retired officers, discuss welfare initiatives, and provide a platform for knowledge exchange on contemporary policing and social service activities. Held at a prominent venue in the city, the event saw enthusiastic participation from retired officers of ranks ranging from Deputy Superintendent of Police to Director General of Police.
The event commenced with a warm welcome by the association’s president, who highlighted the contributions of retired officers in shaping the law enforcement system in Telangana. The opening speech emphasized the importance of staying connected post-retirement and working collectively for the welfare of members. A moment of silence was observed to honor retired officers who had passed away in the past year, recognizing their service and dedication to the force.
A key highlight of the event was a panel discussion on “Post-Retirement Welfare and Social Contributions.” Senior retired officers shared insights on pension settlements, healthcare benefits, and government schemes available to retired police personnel. Experts from legal and financial backgrounds were invited to guide members on pension rights, insurance, and investment opportunities. Additionally, a medical camp was organized in collaboration with a reputed hospital, offering free health check-ups and consultations for attendees and their families.
The association also launched a new initiative to support the education of children of retired police officers. A scholarship program was announced to assist deserving students in pursuing higher education. Many retired officers pledged donations to this noble cause, ensuring a brighter future for the next generation. Furthermore, the event featured a felicitation ceremony, where distinguished retired officers were honored for their exceptional service and contributions to the community.
To foster stronger social bonds, cultural programs and interactive sessions were arranged. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by the General Secretary, who emphasized the need for continuous engagement and active participation in association activities. The meet served as a reminder that the police fraternity remains strong even after retirement, united by a shared history of service and commitment to society. The TRPOA reaffirmed its dedication to supporting retired officers and their families while contributing positively to the community.