Manish Kumar

IPS Officer

Indian Pitampura, Delhi, India

Quick Info

ProfessionIPS Officer
NationalityIndian
Date of Birth02/10/1994
Age31 years
BirthplacePitampura, Delhi, India
CasteScheduled Caste (SC)

Latest News about Manish Kumar

23/07/2025

IPS Manish Kumar was promoted from Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) to Superintendent of Police (SP) and assumed charge as the 75th SP of Dungarpur district in Rajasthan. This promotion and transfer occurred after he had previously moved from the Maharashtra cadre to Rajasthan in 2023 following his marriage to IAS Ria Dabi.

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Bio/Wiki

Manish Kumar is an Indian Police Service (IPS) officer of the 2021 batch, currently serving as the Superintendent of Police (SP) in Dungarpur, Rajasthan.
He gained widespread public recognition for marrying IAS officer Ria Dabi, the younger sister of the famous IAS officer Tina Dabi (India's first Dalit woman IAS top-ranker).
Born in an SC family in Pitampura, Delhi, he completed his B.Tech from Delhi College of Engineering before clearing the UPSC exam.

Physical Stats & More

Height178 cm
Weight75 kg
Eye ColorBlack
Hair ColorBlack

Educational Qualification(s)

College/UniversityDelhi College of Engineering, Delhi
Educational QualificationBachelor of Technology (B.Tech) (2012-2016)

Personal Life

Marital StatusMarried

Relationships & More

Affairs/GirlfriendsIAS Ria Dabi
Marriage Date04/2024

Family

FatherTrilok Chand
MotherSudesh
SiblingsChetna Rana (Central Government employee)
SpouseIAS Ria Dabi

Career

Civil Service
ServiceIndian Police Service (IPS)
Batch2021
Cadre
  • Maharashtra (December 2021 - June 2023)
  • Rajasthan (Since June 2023)
Current PostSuperintendent of Police (SP), Dungarpur, Rajasthan
Previous PostAssistant Superintendent of Police (ASP), Osmanabad, Maharashtra
Career Journey
  • Allotted to the Maharashtra cadre in the 2021 batch of the Indian Police Services (IPS) on 5 December 2021.
  • Passed from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (SVP) National Police Academy on 11 February 2023 from the batch of 74 RR (Regular Recruits).
  • Transferred to Rajasthan cadre after his marriage to IAS Ria Dabi in June 2023.
  • Allotted to the Maharashtra cadre of the Indian Police Services (IPS) on 5 December 2021.
  • Passed out from Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (SVP) National Police Academy on 11 February 2023 as part of the 74 RR (Regular Recruits) batch.
  • Transferred to Rajasthan cadre in June 2023 following his marriage to IAS Ria Dabi.
  • Promoted from Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) to Superintendent of Police (SP).
  • Assumed charge as the 75th SP of Dungarpur district on 23 July 2025.
UPSC Details
Exam Year2020
Rank581
Total Marks910
Written Exam Marks739
Interview Marks171

Favourites

Bike CollectionRoyal Enfield Bullet

Some Lesser Known Facts

1. Manish Kumar is an IPS officer in the Maharashtra cadre of the 2021 batch. He gained recognition for marrying Ria Dabi, the sister of IAS officer Tina Dabi.
2. He completed his graduation in 2016 and started preparing for the civil services exam. He cleared the UPSC 2020 exam with a rank of 581.
3. In the civil services exam, he scored a total of 910 marks, with 739 marks in the written exam and 171 marks in the interview.
4. Initially, there was confusion in the news regarding his identity after the UPSC 2020 exam results were announced. Newspapers first reported a candidate named Manish from Bihar, later corrected to be him, Manish Kumar from Delhi.
5. During his training at LBSNAA in Mussoorie, he met Ria Dabi. Their friendship developed into a romantic relationship.
6. After dating for some months, Manish and Ria got married in 2023 through a court marriage.
7. After dating for some months, Manish and Ria got married in April 2024 through a court marriage.
8. He launched 'Operation Sanskar' in late July 2024, a two-pronged strategy targeting social media policing, gang culture, and youth rehabilitation in his jurisdiction.
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