| 1. Robin Hibu is part of the Apatani tribe, a tribal Hindu group. |
| 2. His family background was humble, and he had to sell firewood to support them. |
| 3. Despite the lack of a school in his community, he was determined to learn, walking ten kilometers to attend school. |
| 4. He traveled to Delhi for further studies without enough money for a train reservation, forcing him to sit on the floor. |
| 5. Initially, he found it hard to secure accommodation and slept outside a warehouse before getting a room at JNU's Narmada Hostel. |
| 6. Robin's father was in a coma for four days and came back to life briefly when Robin returned home. |
| 7. He does not own a government house, car, or two-wheeler in New Delhi. |
| 8. As the founder of Helping Hands, he donates a portion of his salary to support northeast people in distress. |
| 9. He has held various important roles in the police department, including Special Commissioner of Police. |
| 10. In 2017, he organized a significant event to honor supporters of the North East community. |
| 11. He is supported by prominent figures like boxer Mary Kom for his NGO's initiatives. |
| 12. His biography was published in 2021, titled ‘Cop With A Golden Heart Robin Hibu’. |
| 13. Recently promoted to DGP rank in June 2024. |
| 14. In his free time, he enjoys badminton and practices yoga regularly. |
| 15. He is also a guitar enthusiast, often playing during leisure. |
| 16. His NGO Helping Hands provides services like funeral arrangements for unattended deaths of Northeastern people, career counseling, and free coaching worth crores annually to aspirants from the region. |
| 17. Helping Hands provided oxygen support in Delhi during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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