Agniveer Jawans
-
{
- All
- News
-
Agniveer Killed, 2 Soldiers Injured In Landmine Blast Near LoC In J&K's Poonch
An armyman was killed and two others injured in a landmine blast along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Friday, officials said.
-
"Discrimination In Sacrifice An Insult": Rahul Gandhi Slams Agnipath Scheme
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi pointed out differences in the terms of benefits given to the families of Agniveers and those of regular jawans killed in the line of duty and said, "Discrimination in the sacrifice of martyrs is an insult to them."
-
"Shame On Centre": Raghav Chadha After No Guard Of Honour For Agniveer
Aam Aadmi Party MP Raghav Chadha lashed out at the Centre after an Agniveer jawan was not accorded a guard of honour during his funeral.
-
"What We Had Feared...": Raghav Chadha After No Guard Of Honour For Agniveer
Strongly objecting to an Agniveer jawan, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, not being accorded a funeral with full military honours, Raghav Chadha hit out at the Centre saying that it only lays bare its 'Agniveer' recruitment scheme.
-
"Agnipath Scheme Is Against Future Jawans": Meghalaya Governor
Meghalaya Governor Satya Pal Malik Sunday said the 'Agnipath' scheme is a "fraud" with the hopes of youth and said the 'Agniveers' retiring without pension or other benefits will hardly get marriage proposals.
-
For Agnipath Recruits, An Easier 3-Year Degree After Service: Here's How
Recruits to the armed forces under the Agnipath scheme will now have a lighter curriculum when they take up a three-year bachelor degree after the end of their service.
-
Agnipath Scheme: Defence Job Seekers Protest In Bihar, Highway Blocked
The aspirants see the scheme, announced on Tuesday, as detrimental to their long-term prospects as only up to 25 per cent of the recruits or Agniveersunder the scheme may get regular commission.
-
"We're Being Fooled": Army Aspirants Question 'Agnipath' Recruitment Plan
"What will we do after four years?" This question dominated the conversation with Indian Army aspirants training for recruitment in Patna on Tuesday after the announcement of the Agnipath scheme of the armed forces.
-
Agniveer Killed, 2 Soldiers Injured In Landmine Blast Near LoC In J&K's Poonch
An armyman was killed and two others injured in a landmine blast along the Line of Control in Jammu and Kashmir's Poonch district on Friday, officials said.
-
"Discrimination In Sacrifice An Insult": Rahul Gandhi Slams Agnipath Scheme
Congress MP Rahul Gandhi pointed out differences in the terms of benefits given to the families of Agniveers and those of regular jawans killed in the line of duty and said, "Discrimination in the sacrifice of martyrs is an insult to them."
-
"Shame On Centre": Raghav Chadha After No Guard Of Honour For Agniveer
Aam Aadmi Party MP Raghav Chadha lashed out at the Centre after an Agniveer jawan was not accorded a guard of honour during his funeral.
-
"What We Had Feared...": Raghav Chadha After No Guard Of Honour For Agniveer
Strongly objecting to an Agniveer jawan, who died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, not being accorded a funeral with full military honours, Raghav Chadha hit out at the Centre saying that it only lays bare its 'Agniveer' recruitment scheme.
-
"Agnipath Scheme Is Against Future Jawans": Meghalaya Governor
Meghalaya Governor Satya Pal Malik Sunday said the 'Agnipath' scheme is a "fraud" with the hopes of youth and said the 'Agniveers' retiring without pension or other benefits will hardly get marriage proposals.
-
For Agnipath Recruits, An Easier 3-Year Degree After Service: Here's How
Recruits to the armed forces under the Agnipath scheme will now have a lighter curriculum when they take up a three-year bachelor degree after the end of their service.
-
Agnipath Scheme: Defence Job Seekers Protest In Bihar, Highway Blocked
The aspirants see the scheme, announced on Tuesday, as detrimental to their long-term prospects as only up to 25 per cent of the recruits or Agniveersunder the scheme may get regular commission.
-
"We're Being Fooled": Army Aspirants Question 'Agnipath' Recruitment Plan
"What will we do after four years?" This question dominated the conversation with Indian Army aspirants training for recruitment in Patna on Tuesday after the announcement of the Agnipath scheme of the armed forces.
