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

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Military Recruitment Rules of Other Countries

IMR Reporter - July 15, 2022

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Changes at the top : The Role of the CDS

Gen Ravi Arora - January 10, 2020

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...

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...

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

Agnipath Scheme – Need to Reflect

Organisation Maj Gen (Dr) GD Bakshi, SM, VSM - July 15, 2022 0

Learn from Recent Lessons and Modern Conflicts The Agnipath Scheme approved by the government and now under implementation has its serious flaws, which must be...

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,...

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...

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