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From Kargil To Karwar: A Look At PM Modi's Annual Diwali Visits
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has continued his annual tradition of celebrating Diwali with India's armed forces, spending this year's festival of lights with Navy personnel onboard INS Vikrant, off the coasts of Goa and Karwar (Karnataka), on Monday.
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'INS Vikrant Gave Sleepless Nights To Pak': PM Modi Celebrates Diwali With Navy Personnel
Prime Minister Narendra Modi kept up his annual tradition of celebrating Diwali with the Indian armed forces and celebrated the festival of lights with the Navy personnel onboard INS Vikrant off the coast of Goa and Karwar on Monday.
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Air India, Air India Express Offer Free Ticket Rescheduling For Armed Forces
Air India and Air India Express have offered free rescheduling of tickets or full refunds on cancellations for armed forces personnel who have bookings with the airlines.
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24 Indian Armed Forces Personnel At Paris Games, Maiden Participation Of Female Service Athletes
Twenty-four personnel from the armed forces, including ace javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra and two women participants, are among the 117 Indian athletes who are set to test their mettle at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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3 Women Officers Represent India At World Defence Show In Saudi Arabia
Three women military officials -- Squadron Leader Bhawana Kanth, Colonel Ponung Doming and Lt Commander Annu Prakash -- are among the personnel representing India at the World Defence Show in Riyadh.
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Women Personnel Being Appointed As Onboard Warships: Centre In Lok Sabha
The Indian government announces the appointment of women in combat roles, grants permanent commission, introduces a 'green channel policy' for military procurement, establishes defence industrial corridors, and emphasizes technology transfer initiati
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100 Pakistani Drones Shot Down By Border Police In 2023
The Border Security Force (BSF) informed on Tuesday that its personnel have either successfully shot down or recovered 100 Pakistani drones, through which attempts were made to smuggle narcotics, arms and ammunition into Indian territory, to date.
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Indian School Of Business Introduces 50% Fee Waiver For Armed Forces Personnel
ISB Armed Forces Scholarship: This 50 per cent fee waiver will apply to ISB's postgraduate and advanced management courses, benefiting up to 22 veterans annually.
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IIT Guwahati Launches Drone Technology Programme For Armed Forces
The Current batch of Drone Technology Programme has 30 personnel from various armed forces.
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Blog: Key Defence Bill Clears Obstacle Before Forming Theatre Commands
An important defence bill passed in parliament seeks to empower the Commander-in-chief and the Officer-in-Command of an Inter-Service Organization with disciplinary, command and control authority over personnel from other forces serving in the ISO.
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Over 1.55 Lakh Posts Vacant In Defence Forces, Maximum In Army: Centre
The three armed forces are facing a deficiency of around 1.55 lakh personnel with the Army accounting for the maximum 1.36 Lakh vacancies, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Monday.
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Turkey-Syria Earthquake: Turkish Woman Thanks Indian Army Personnel In A Special Way For Helping Them
The Indian Army has sent medical supplies, a mobile hospital, medical professions and search-and-rescue teams to dig through the rubble and find survivors, as a part of 'Operation Dost'.
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Shortage Of 1.35 Lakh Personnel In 3 Armed Forces, Maximum Vacancies In Army
The three services are reeling under a shortage of 1.35 lakh personnel with the maximum number of vacancies of 1.18 lakh in the Army, according to details provided by the government in Lok Sabha on Friday.
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IIM Jammu To Launch New Programmes For Armed Forces
The new planned programmes at IIM Jammu will shape defence personnel into top-notch corporate managers.
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No Change Being Done To Army's Regimental System Under 'Agnipath', Says Source: Report
No change is being done to the Army's regimental system under the 'Agnipath' scheme and the numbers of personnel to be recruited in the first year of its roll out would only make up 3% of the armed forces, government sources said.
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From Kargil To Karwar: A Look At PM Modi's Annual Diwali Visits
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has continued his annual tradition of celebrating Diwali with India's armed forces, spending this year's festival of lights with Navy personnel onboard INS Vikrant, off the coasts of Goa and Karwar (Karnataka), on Monday.
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'INS Vikrant Gave Sleepless Nights To Pak': PM Modi Celebrates Diwali With Navy Personnel
Prime Minister Narendra Modi kept up his annual tradition of celebrating Diwali with the Indian armed forces and celebrated the festival of lights with the Navy personnel onboard INS Vikrant off the coast of Goa and Karwar on Monday.
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Air India, Air India Express Offer Free Ticket Rescheduling For Armed Forces
Air India and Air India Express have offered free rescheduling of tickets or full refunds on cancellations for armed forces personnel who have bookings with the airlines.
-
24 Indian Armed Forces Personnel At Paris Games, Maiden Participation Of Female Service Athletes
Twenty-four personnel from the armed forces, including ace javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra and two women participants, are among the 117 Indian athletes who are set to test their mettle at the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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3 Women Officers Represent India At World Defence Show In Saudi Arabia
Three women military officials -- Squadron Leader Bhawana Kanth, Colonel Ponung Doming and Lt Commander Annu Prakash -- are among the personnel representing India at the World Defence Show in Riyadh.
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Women Personnel Being Appointed As Onboard Warships: Centre In Lok Sabha
The Indian government announces the appointment of women in combat roles, grants permanent commission, introduces a 'green channel policy' for military procurement, establishes defence industrial corridors, and emphasizes technology transfer initiati
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100 Pakistani Drones Shot Down By Border Police In 2023
The Border Security Force (BSF) informed on Tuesday that its personnel have either successfully shot down or recovered 100 Pakistani drones, through which attempts were made to smuggle narcotics, arms and ammunition into Indian territory, to date.
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Indian School Of Business Introduces 50% Fee Waiver For Armed Forces Personnel
ISB Armed Forces Scholarship: This 50 per cent fee waiver will apply to ISB's postgraduate and advanced management courses, benefiting up to 22 veterans annually.
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IIT Guwahati Launches Drone Technology Programme For Armed Forces
The Current batch of Drone Technology Programme has 30 personnel from various armed forces.
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Blog: Key Defence Bill Clears Obstacle Before Forming Theatre Commands
An important defence bill passed in parliament seeks to empower the Commander-in-chief and the Officer-in-Command of an Inter-Service Organization with disciplinary, command and control authority over personnel from other forces serving in the ISO.
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Over 1.55 Lakh Posts Vacant In Defence Forces, Maximum In Army: Centre
The three armed forces are facing a deficiency of around 1.55 lakh personnel with the Army accounting for the maximum 1.36 Lakh vacancies, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Monday.
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Turkey-Syria Earthquake: Turkish Woman Thanks Indian Army Personnel In A Special Way For Helping Them
The Indian Army has sent medical supplies, a mobile hospital, medical professions and search-and-rescue teams to dig through the rubble and find survivors, as a part of 'Operation Dost'.
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Shortage Of 1.35 Lakh Personnel In 3 Armed Forces, Maximum Vacancies In Army
The three services are reeling under a shortage of 1.35 lakh personnel with the maximum number of vacancies of 1.18 lakh in the Army, according to details provided by the government in Lok Sabha on Friday.
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IIM Jammu To Launch New Programmes For Armed Forces
The new planned programmes at IIM Jammu will shape defence personnel into top-notch corporate managers.
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No Change Being Done To Army's Regimental System Under 'Agnipath', Says Source: Report
No change is being done to the Army's regimental system under the 'Agnipath' scheme and the numbers of personnel to be recruited in the first year of its roll out would only make up 3% of the armed forces, government sources said.
