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NCS Code: 3355.0100
A CBI officer investigates high-profile cases involving corruption, economic offences, and special crimes (like terrorism or organised crime) that affect national interests. Responsibilities include gathering intelligence, conducting raids, interrogating suspects, and maintaining detailed case files. They contribute significantly to the Public Administration, Justice, and National Security sectors.
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Neeraj Kumar is one of the most decorated and distinguished officers of the Indian Police Service (batch of 1976). After an illustrious career of 37 years, during which he led, arguably, India's most remarkable investigations, Kumar superannuated from service in 2013 as Commissioner of Police, Delhi. Soon after retirement, Kumar wrote his first book, 'Dial D for Don', in which he chronicled 11 police investigations that he led during his nine-year stint in the Central Bureau of Investigation.
Upon retirement or transition, CBI officers can establish Private Investigation Agencies or Risk Assessment Firms. They are highly sought after as Corporate Security Consultants or heads of Cyber-Forensic Laboratories. Their expertise allows them to launch startups focused on Anti-Fraud Solutions and Background Verification services, helping businesses mitigate financial and legal risks in a complex global market.
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