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A Fatigued Frontline: Psychological Burnout and Coping Mechanisms in Indian Policing
This paper examines the structural root causes of police burnout and inaction in India, moving beyond the individualistic reasons to analyse policing as a product of systemic strain. The aim is to understand the psychological strain caused by chronic structural pressures and how they end up affectin
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