About
Tadasha Mishra is a 1994 batch Indian Police Service officer serving as the Director General of Police, Jharkhand, and the first woman to lead the state police.
Her professional identity blends operational leadership, investigative discipline, and institutional reform across more than three decades of service.
Biography
A 1994 batch Indian Police Service officer, Tadasha Mishra has built a distinguished career spanning field operations, district leadership, and senior command roles across Bihar and Jharkhand.
She has held key positions including Additional Director General of Police and Special Director General of Police, CID.
With deep experience in investigations, intelligence coordination, and operational command.
As Director General of Police, Jharkhand, she focuses on investigation quality, accountability, and strong coordination across units.
Her leadership reflects a belief in combining operational discipline with institutional collaboration.
Approach
Focus on investigative integrity, procedural discipline, and inter-agency coordination with evidence-based policing.
Vision
Build a policing system defined by accountability, investigative excellence, and public trust.