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In 2017, Bastar’s Superintendent of Police (SP) Aarif Sheikh was awarded the prestigious International Association of Chief of Police (IACP) Award 2017 in Pennsylvania in the ‘Homeland Security’ category for his campaign ‘Amcho Bastar, Amcho Police’. With this, he became the only IPS officer of the country to win this award in community policing twice in a row!

Sheikh’s ‘Amcho Bastar, Amcho Police’ initiative is aimed at bridging the gap between the police and tribal communities by assimilating their unique traditions and culture. At the same time, the police also focus on neutralising left-wing extremism by bringing back surrendered Maoists into the mainstream by giving them alternative earning opportunities.

Through Sheikh’s campaign, the Bastar police have also come to the aid of few children, who were trapped in the clutches of the Bal Sangham of Maoists, who were used to plant IEDs against the security personnel. These children were then sent for counselling followed by rehabilitation for skill development and studies.

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What's in a name? that which we call a rose

By any other name would smell as sweet;

So Romeo would, were he not Romeo call'd…'

She's basically saying that a rose is still a rose even if it were called nobbin or boppin or something. It would still smell the same; it would still be the same thing. So, her point is that if Romeo were called Ben, he'd still be the same awesome guy and then she could date him.