Srikakulam: Accepting challenges is fun for some. Such is the case with Mrs. GR Radhika IPS, the new SP of Srikakulam district. Profession on the one hand, Family on the other hand. However, he did not leave until he achieved what he set out to do. Ms. Radhika was one of those who proved that they can do some things by putting an end to the saying that only men can do certain things. Achieve the chosen goal in the shortest time and become the ideal for everyone. Successfully moving forward she revealed many interesting things to the media.
Childhood, education:
Born in Anantapur. Childhood and education are all in Kadapa. Completed Intermediate Government Girls Junior College. I did Post Graduation (MA English Literature) at SV University Tirupati Sp Radhika said,
First job English lecturer:
I was selected as a Junior Lecturer (English) in APPSC in 2002 and worked in Medak for three years. Later, while working in Kurnool, I was selected for Group-1 in 2007. While a lecturer in Medak he worked as a NSS Program Officer. My father is a teacher and my mother is a retired principal. Our interracial love marriage. Husband is doing business. Two sons. Bigger MS finalist, younger BTech firstier. Both are studying in the US. SP radika said that mother, father, elder brother, younger brother and elder sister all settled in government jobs.
I like challenging jobs
I prioritize fitness by doing gym, cycling and walking every day. To be healthy to help others. Human life can only be meaningful if it has such ideas. I like challenging jobs. There have been a lot of awards.
Best Friend: India Hockey Team Goalkeeper Rajini (Chittoor)
Interests: Bookreading, Writing
Most Like: Movies like Action, Horror, Thriller ‘Policing”
Human birth is the greatest of all living things. Everyone should consider this lucky. One can be happy if one survives with faith in God. I also learn a lesson from every problem and accept every challenge, said Mrs. GR Radhika.
As my mountaineering begins:
In 2012 I went on a trip to Manasarovar. A 45-day mountaineering course must be completed before climbing Mount Everest. Two other constables along with me applied for this. I put it to the department for permission. The mountaineering course is to be done in Kashmir. Additional DG Rajeev Trivedi said it was not safe to send the lady officer far. I was ready to give permission anyway, privately put the money and put the plan be. I had the opportunity as I could not find a reservation for the two constables in the meantime.
I climbed peaks on six continents:
I heard the Seven Summit Challenge. I aimed to climb the highest peaks on seven continents. In an effort to that end, I first climbed Mount Golip Kangri (5995 m) on September 7, 2013, within the Jaskar Range in Ladakh. Then I climbed Mount Mentosa (6443 meters) in Himachal Pradesh and Mount Kun (7007 meters) in Kargil.
I started with Everest (8848 m) on May 20, 2016 as part of the Seven Summit Challenge. Then I climbed Kilimanjaro (Africa), Kosciuszko on the Australian continent, Elbrus on the European continent, Aconcagua on the South American continent, Vincent Mountain on the Antarctic continent, and Denali Mountain. I’m back in Alaska, North America, about 300 meters away. In 2021 I climbed Mount Iceland in Nepal. After joining the police force at AP Police Academy, Hyderabad, I tried to climb all the peaks as part of my physical activities. I was able to achieve all these achievements when I joined the duties as a DSP. SP GR Radhika said she climbed Mount Everest when she was Additional SP, setting records as the first Indian woman to climb Mount Kun and the first woman police officer to climb Everest.
Our Citizen Reporter,
Venkata T Reddy
