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"Won't Tinker": Top Court On Reviewing Army Women Commission Verdict
The Supreme Court Wednesday made clear that it cannot modify its verdict directing the Centre to consider granting permanent commission to women officers in the Army by entertaining individual grievances, that too almost a year after its pronouncement.
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Issues Raised By Jawans On Social Media 'Individual' View:Government
The government today said the concerns raised by security personnel on appeared to be "individual" in nature and do not reflect the collective view.A number of videos were uploaded online recently by troops of army, IAF and central police forces complaining about the conditions they work in, "poor" quality of food and alleged ill-treatment meted ou...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Warns Of Action Against Soldiers Using Social Media For Complaints
Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Sunday asked soldiers not to air their grievances through social media. Addressing the Indian Army Day function, he said: "A few colleagues are using social media to share their problems. It affects the morale of the jawans and thereby the army.
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As Army Tackles More Complaints From Jawans, Officers Post Counter Videos
A day after Army Chief General Bipin Rawat defended the force's 'grievances redressal' and 'Sahayak' or Buddy system, another video of a disgruntled jawan - adding to a recent string of complaints from soldiers - has appeared on social media. In a quick counter, officers have also posted videos saying such acts are a serious breakdown of discipline...
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Was Asked To Shine Shoes, Soldier Complained In Video. Army Chief Reacts
After a soldier alleged in a YouTube video that he was forced to "wash clothes, polish boots and walk dogs" for his seniors and is being harassed for flagging it, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat today said: "I request troops to use a grievance box and not social media."
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Army Chief Bipin Rawat Says Will Look Into Grievances Of General He Superseded
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat today said he would look into grievances of Lieutenant General Praveen Bakshi, one of the two generals he superseded.
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says Please Use Complaint Boxes, After Jawans' Videos Go Viral
After a cluster of videos of jawans highlighting their poor work conditions went viral this week, inciting public anger, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said that complaints or feedback by soldiers should be sent to his office rather than through social media, stressing the importance of problems being handled internally. General Rawat also told rep...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says 'Soldiers Must Use Grievance Boxes'
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said today that soldiers must raise their complaints internally, referring to recent videos of a Border Security Force or BSF jawan complaining about poor food and near starvation.
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Citing Dadri Killing, Protesting Army Veterans Demand Grievance Redressal Mechanism
A conglomerete of organisations of ex-servicemen, which has been agitating for 'One Rank, One Pension', today raked up the Dadri mob killing and demanded a grievance redressal mechanism for the servicemen and their families.
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Face Action if You Complain Directly to PM Modi, Government Warns Babus
Government officials, including those in the army and paramilitary forces, have been warned of action if they complain directly to the Prime Minister.
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UN rights chief Navi Pillay visits Sri Lanka, meets war survivors
United Nations Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay has assured the relatives of Tamil people who disappeared during Sri Lanka's 25-year-long civil war that he would take up their grievances with President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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Keep army land for our men, not President: Retired servicemen
A set of retired army men in the city is a disgruntled lot. That President Pratibha Devisingh Patil's retirement home is proposed to come up on army land in Khadki has vexed the ex-servicemen, who say army land should be reserved for former defence personnel who do not own homes. "We don't have any grievances against the President, but this is army...
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"Won't Tinker": Top Court On Reviewing Army Women Commission Verdict
The Supreme Court Wednesday made clear that it cannot modify its verdict directing the Centre to consider granting permanent commission to women officers in the Army by entertaining individual grievances, that too almost a year after its pronouncement.
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Issues Raised By Jawans On Social Media 'Individual' View:Government
The government today said the concerns raised by security personnel on appeared to be "individual" in nature and do not reflect the collective view.A number of videos were uploaded online recently by troops of army, IAF and central police forces complaining about the conditions they work in, "poor" quality of food and alleged ill-treatment meted ou...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Warns Of Action Against Soldiers Using Social Media For Complaints
Army chief General Bipin Rawat on Sunday asked soldiers not to air their grievances through social media. Addressing the Indian Army Day function, he said: "A few colleagues are using social media to share their problems. It affects the morale of the jawans and thereby the army.
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As Army Tackles More Complaints From Jawans, Officers Post Counter Videos
A day after Army Chief General Bipin Rawat defended the force's 'grievances redressal' and 'Sahayak' or Buddy system, another video of a disgruntled jawan - adding to a recent string of complaints from soldiers - has appeared on social media. In a quick counter, officers have also posted videos saying such acts are a serious breakdown of discipline...
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Was Asked To Shine Shoes, Soldier Complained In Video. Army Chief Reacts
After a soldier alleged in a YouTube video that he was forced to "wash clothes, polish boots and walk dogs" for his seniors and is being harassed for flagging it, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat today said: "I request troops to use a grievance box and not social media."
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Army Chief Bipin Rawat Says Will Look Into Grievances Of General He Superseded
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat today said he would look into grievances of Lieutenant General Praveen Bakshi, one of the two generals he superseded.
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says Please Use Complaint Boxes, After Jawans' Videos Go Viral
After a cluster of videos of jawans highlighting their poor work conditions went viral this week, inciting public anger, Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said that complaints or feedback by soldiers should be sent to his office rather than through social media, stressing the importance of problems being handled internally. General Rawat also told rep...
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Army Chief General Bipin Rawat Says 'Soldiers Must Use Grievance Boxes'
Army Chief General Bipin Rawat said today that soldiers must raise their complaints internally, referring to recent videos of a Border Security Force or BSF jawan complaining about poor food and near starvation.
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Citing Dadri Killing, Protesting Army Veterans Demand Grievance Redressal Mechanism
A conglomerete of organisations of ex-servicemen, which has been agitating for 'One Rank, One Pension', today raked up the Dadri mob killing and demanded a grievance redressal mechanism for the servicemen and their families.
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Face Action if You Complain Directly to PM Modi, Government Warns Babus
Government officials, including those in the army and paramilitary forces, have been warned of action if they complain directly to the Prime Minister.
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UN rights chief Navi Pillay visits Sri Lanka, meets war survivors
United Nations Human Rights Commissioner Navi Pillay has assured the relatives of Tamil people who disappeared during Sri Lanka's 25-year-long civil war that he would take up their grievances with President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
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Keep army land for our men, not President: Retired servicemen
A set of retired army men in the city is a disgruntled lot. That President Pratibha Devisingh Patil's retirement home is proposed to come up on army land in Khadki has vexed the ex-servicemen, who say army land should be reserved for former defence personnel who do not own homes. "We don't have any grievances against the President, but this is army...
