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Helping policemen and their families

Wives of IPS officers in Tamil Nadu have come together to form an association. The objective of the organisation, headed by Ratna Mukherjee, wife of Tamil Nadu Director General of Police, is to "help families of policemen and pave the way for their welfare." The association handed over medical equipment to the Police Hospital at Egmore recently.

K.T. Sangameswaran

K.T. Sangameswaran

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