C.V. Anand Appointed as Telangana’s New DGP; A Look at His Career

Hyderabad, April 28, 2026: Senior IPS officer C.V. Anand has been appointed as the Director General of Police (DGP) of Telangana. A 1991-batch officer of the Indian Police Service, Anand brings over three decades of experience in policing, administration, and public safety.

Early Career and Background

C.V. Anand belongs to the 1991 IPS batch and has served in various capacities across Andhra Pradesh (before bifurcation) and Telangana. During his early career, he handled multiple district-level assignments, gaining experience in law and order, crime control, and field policing.

Key Positions Held

Over the years, Anand has held several important roles in the police department:

Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad City – Led policing in one of India’s fastest-growing metro cities, focusing on urban law enforcement, traffic systems, and surveillance.
Additional Director General (Law & Order) – Played a key role in maintaining statewide law and order and coordinating district police units.
Director, Telangana State Police Academy – Oversaw training and capacity building of police personnel, with emphasis on modern policing techniques.
Director General, Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) – Led investigations into corruption cases involving public officials.

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Focus on Modern Policing

Throughout his career, Anand has been associated with technology-driven policing initiatives, improved response systems, and strengthening urban security frameworks. His work in Hyderabad included efforts to enhance traffic management, public safety systems, and coordination between departments.

Reputation in Service

Within the police department, Anand is known for his discipline, administrative clarity, and focus on implementation. His experience spans both field operations and policy-level roles, making him one of the senior-most officers in the Telangana cadre.

With his appointment as DGP of Telangana, he now takes charge of overseeing the state’s entire police force at a time when policing challenges are evolving with urban expansion and digital crime.