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Great opportunity for Uttar Pradesh youth who aspire to join Indian Army. The Indian Army is holding recruitment rally for numerous posts. Great opportunity for Uttar Pradesh youth who aspire to join Indian Army. The Indian Army is holding recruitment rally for numerous posts. These posts include Soldier General Duty, Soldier Clerk, Soldier Nursing Assistant and Soldier Tradesman and Soldier Technical in many departments. The interested candidates can apply on the official website of Indian Army-  http://joinindianarmy.nic.in/Authentication.aspx .  Who can apply? This Army recruitment rally is going to be conducted for youths of 12 districts of UP. Even class 8th, 10th, 12th pass will be able to attend this recruitment rally. This recruitment will be for the candidates of Badaun, Lakhimpurkheri / Lakhimpur, Pilibhit, Farrukhabad, Bahraich, Balrampur, Bareilly, Hardoi, Sambhal, Shahjahanpur, Shravasti and Sitapur districts of UP.  Read More:  How to prepare for SSB in...

JCOs are currently enrolled as jawans and are promoted to officers over a period of time based on their performance and on their ability to clear promotion examinations. The Indian Army is discussing a proposal to directly enrol Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs) in all arms of the service to address the shortage of nearly 14,000 officers. JCOs — a link between the officers and other ranks in the Indian Army — are currently enrolled as jawans and are promoted to officers over a period of time based on their performance and on their ability to clear promotion examinations. Currently, a few JCOs are directly enrolled as religious teachers and in certain technical arms such as the Corps of Engineers. However, fighting arms of the Indian Army do not have any provision for direct enrollment of JCOs. The Army has been promoting JCOs to officers from among their own ranks. What the proposal states According to the proposal, the Indian Army will directly induct JCOs who have cleared the Servi...

A 30-member Indian Army team comprising officers, junior commissioned officers (JCOs) and soldiers from the Dogra regiment will participate in the exercise 'Shantir Ogroshena' (front runner of peace). The Indian Army will participate in a four-nation military exercise in Bangladesh from April 4 to 12 which is being organised to mark the birth centenary of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and 50 years of that country's liberation war, officials said on Thursday.  A 30-member Indian Army team comprising officers, junior commissioned officers (JCOs) and soldiers from the Dogra regiment will participate in the exercise 'Shantir Ogroshena' (front runner of peace), they said.  Besides armies of Bangladesh and India, the exercise will be participated by Royal Bhutan Army and Sri Lankan Army, the defence ministry said.  "The theme of the exercise is 'Robust Peace Keeping Operations'. Military observers from the US, UK, Turkey, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Kuwait a...

Indian Army has invited the application the recruitment Religious Teachers in Indian Army as Junior Commissioned Officers for RRT 91, 92, 93, 94 & 95 courses on its website - joinindianarmy.nic.in. Check educational qualification, vacancy details, exam pattern, selection process below. Indian Army Recruitment 2021 for Religious Teachers: Indian Army has invited the application the recruitment Religious Teachers in Indian Army as Junior Commissioned Officers for RRT 91, 92, 93, 94 & 95 courses on its website - joinindianarmy.nic.in. Eligible and interested candidates can apply for Indian Army Religious Teacher Recruitment 2021 from 11 January. The last date for Indian Army Application is 09 February 2021. Indian Army Religious Teacher JCO Notification PDF Online Application - 11 Jan A  total of 194 vacancies are available for Pandit, Granthi, Padri and Maulvi (Sunni) categories. The candidates can check educational qualification, vacancy details, exam pattern, selection proc...

Indian soldiers and officers on the ground are the best judge of what action to take. They must not let the absence of an 'order' become a ground for ‘inaction’. Indian Army personnel keep vigilance at Bumla pass at the India-China border in Arunachal Pradesh (Representational Image) | Photographer: Biju Boro via Getty Images | Bloomberg Following the clash with Chinese soldiers in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley, in which 20 Indian soldiers were killed, the Narendra Modi government has clarified that the troops were not unarmed. They were, in all likelihood, inhibited from using their weapons because the terms of engagement stipulated ‘no escalation’. Here’s the dictum Indian soldiers should follow if they find themselves in a situation like the one on 15 June: Don’t wait for orders, just assume them. When the lives of our brave-hearts are threatened, I see no reason why they should not defend themselves with their weapons. Strict adherence to the rules should be overridden by the init...