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Air Defence : CDS Tasked With Creating a Joint Air Defence Structure

Maj Gen Deepak K Mehta - February 10, 2020

The colour service of Agniveers should be increased from 4 to 7 years and retention from 25% to 50%.

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Agnipath Scheme – Need to Reflect

Maj Gen (Dr) GD Bakshi, SM, VSM - July 15, 2022

Changes at the top : The Role of the CDS

Organisation Gen Ravi Arora - January 10, 2020 0

The appointment of a Chief of Defence Staff (CDS) will address the fragmented approach of the armed forces and bring about much-needed synergy. The...

The Army's women officers contingent passes through Rajpath during the 66th Republic Day Parade 2015, in New Delhi on January 26, 2015.

Gender Issues : Permanent Commission For Women Cleared

Organisation Tessa Toms - March 10, 2020 0

In a landmark judgment on 17February 2020, the Supreme Court bench comprising of Justices D.Y. Chandrachud and Ajay Rastogi directed that women officers of...

In a modern battlefield younger and tech-savvy soldiers are required

In Defence of the Agnipath Scheme

Organisation Gen Ravi Arora - July 15, 2022 0

The Agnipath Scheme has drawn wide-spread criticism particularly from the veterans community, clouding some of the good aspects and the well-thought out intentions that...

Based on merit and organisational requirements, 75 per cent of Agniveers will be released with SEva Nidhi benefits

The Agnipath Scheme

Organisation Kunal Kaushik - July 15, 2022 0

A Historic, Revenue-Saving Recruitment Policy The Union Cabinet took a historic decision approving an attractive recruitment scheme for Indian youth to serve in the Armed...

Women in the Israeli Army serve for a period of 24 months unless they volunteer for a unit that requires additional service time.

Military Recruitment Rules of Other Countries

Organisation IMR Reporter - July 15, 2022 0

The Agnipath model is followed by many other nations that have been recruiting personnel for contractual terms for years. United States of America The United States,...

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