It comes as a proud moment for Rajasthan Police as it has found an esteemed connect with Nobel laureates Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo.
Nina Singh, an IPS officer has co-authored two research papers with Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, who are MIT professors and have been awarded the Nobel honour for their exemplary work on tackling poverty.
These papers co-authored by Nina Singh are based on police reforms and evidence-based policing in the context of Rajasthan.
These research initiatives were spread across 150 police stations of Rajasthan and were carried out over a period of four years.
Nina Singh has many feathers in her cap. She is the first ADG of Rajasthan who has been awarded President's Medal. After attaining her post-graduation from Harvard University, she became an IPS Officer in India.
She is also known as 'Lady Singham' because of her honest and brave image. During her tenure with CBI, she solved many crucial cases.
She has also worked for women's security issues specially when she was Rajasthan Women's Commission member secretary.
Her husband Rohit Singh is a senior IAS officer with the Rajasthan government.
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