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This will be the third occasion when the prestigious Passing Out Parade is being held under the shadow of COVID-19 pandemic. Chief of Naval Staff Admiral Karambir Singh will be the Reviewing Officer for the ceremonial Passing Out Parade of the 140th batch of the National Defence Academy (NDA) , which will be held on Saturday when over 300 cadets will pass out of the academy after three years of rigorous training. Every year, two batches of cadets pass out from India’s premier tri-services military academy which based at Khadakwasla in Pune to continue with the one more year of pre-commissioning training at the academies of their respective forces –– Indian Military Academy in Dehradun for Army, Air Force Academy in Dundigal and and Indian Naval Academy in Ezhimala. This will be the third occasion when the prestigious Passing Out Parade is being held under the shadow of COVID-19 pandemic. The ceremony will be held with strict COVID appropriate norms in place. Officials confirme...

An impressive passing out parade of 74 Medical Assistants of Indian Air Force was held at the Medical Training Centre in Bengaluru on Saturday Medical Training Centre Air Force in Bengaluru Air Vice Marshal Ashutosh Sharma , Commandant, Command Hospital Air Force, Bengaluru was the chief guest on the occasion and reviewed the parade. Leading aircraftsman Robin bagged the trophy for the BestAll-rounder and leading aircraftsman M.Sarath Kumar won the trophy for Best in Trade, while the Best in Ground Training Trophy went to leading aircraftsman Robin, while Senior Air Officer Headquarters Training Command Trophy for Emergency Care Assistant Topper was awarded to leading aircraftsman Alluri Saimohan Reddy. Air Vice Marshal Ashutosh Sharma congratulated the prize winners and passing-out trainees and exhorted them to strive for excellence in their profession in the service.

OTA Chennai made arrangements for live streaming of passing out parade and Pipping Ceremony on DD Podhigai, DD Bharati and YouTube channels. 181 men and 49 women cadets graduated as officers at the Officers Training Academy (OTA) here on Saturday. A total of 15 men and five women cadets from friendly foreign countries also graduated on the occasion. Due to the present pandemic and precautions put in place to safeguard against the spread of COVID-19, parents were not invited to witness the event. 230 Officer Cadets passed out from Officers Training Academy(OTA), Chennai today. 20 Cadets from foreign nations also passed out. Lt Gen RP Singh GOC-in-C, Western Command reviewed the Passing Out Parade. @adgpi @SpokespersonMoD @drajaykumar_ias @DefenceMinIndia @PIB_India pic.twitter.com/v16kEDfDPa — Defence PRO Chennai (@Def_PRO_Chennai) November 21, 2020 However, OTA Chennai made arrangements for live streaming of passing out parade and Pipping Ceremony on DD Podhigai, DD Bharati and Y...

Representative Image The passing out parade at the Indian Military Academy in Dehradun was held on Saturday. 423 Gentleman cadets of 146 Regular and 129 Technical Graducate Course, including 90 from friendly foreign countries got commissioned into the Army.   Army Chief General MM Naravane reviewed the passing out parade at IMA Dehradun.  #WATCH Uttarakhand: Cadets at the Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun celebrate after their passing out parade. 382 officers are joining the Indian Army today. 459 officers took part in the parade, including 77 foreign cadets from friendly nations. pic.twitter.com/0nkI1ypTun — ANI (@ANI) June 8, 2019 Addressing gentlemen cadets at the IMA in Dehradun, Army Chief General M M Naravane said the country is passing through difficult times and its safety and honour depend on the ability of its young officers as military leaders.  Lt Gen Milind N Bhurke, the commandant of Military Colleged of Telecommunication Engineering (MCT...

A girl from Andipatti who fought to avoid an early marriage, an engineer who left his high-paying job at Mercedes-Benz, a farmer’s son who is a first-generation graduate and a cadet who will be the second woman Army officer from Arunachal Pradesh were among the 178 cadets who braved the odds and passed out of Officers Training Academy (OTA) after completing a six-month gruelling training on Saturday. There were 136 Gentlemen cadets and 31 Lady cadets who passed out of the Academy, in addition to 11 cadets from friendly foreign countries such as Bhutan, Fiji and Papua New Guinea. (Source : WION) As the world celebrated Women’s day this weekend, a group of men and women at the Army Officers Training Academy, Chennai were cherishing the completion of their 11-month rigorous training. At the spectacular Passing out Parade, 167 Indian and 11 foreign cadets were commissioned as officers into the Indian and their respective foreign Armies.  There were 136 Gentlemen cadets and 31 Lady cade...