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Army Soldier, 3 Others Arrested For Cheating Young People Over Jobs In UP
Four persons, including an Indian Army soldier posted in Nagaland and a former armyman, have been arrested for allegedly duping job seekers with the promise of getting them recruited in the armed forces, the Uttar Pradesh police said.
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
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'Agnipath' Scheme Aims To Lower Forces' Average Age Profile By 4-5 Years
Under the scheme, about 45,000 people between the age of 17.5 years and 21 years will be inducted into the services for a four-year tenure. The recruitments will begin within the next 90 days and the first batch will be ready by July 2023.
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5 Benefits For 'Agniveers' In New Military Recruitment Plan
Under the Agnipath scheme, the youth will be given an opportunity to serve in the armed forces as "Agniveers."
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MS Dhoni, Anand Mahindra On Panel To Review, Revamp National Cadet Corps
With three notable faces in tow, the Centre is all set to revamp the youth wing of the Indian Armed Forces - the National Cadet Corps (NCC).
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Army Soldier, 3 Others Arrested For Cheating Young People Over Jobs In UP
Four persons, including an Indian Army soldier posted in Nagaland and a former armyman, have been arrested for allegedly duping job seekers with the promise of getting them recruited in the armed forces, the Uttar Pradesh police said.
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Armed Forces Organise Awareness Drive On 'Agnipath' Scheme In Northeast Villages
The Assam Rifles along with the Indian Army have started a special awareness programme on the Agnipath recruitment scheme to reach out to the youth in remote villages of Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur close to the Myanmar border.
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'Agnipath' Scheme Aims To Lower Forces' Average Age Profile By 4-5 Years
Under the scheme, about 45,000 people between the age of 17.5 years and 21 years will be inducted into the services for a four-year tenure. The recruitments will begin within the next 90 days and the first batch will be ready by July 2023.
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5 Benefits For 'Agniveers' In New Military Recruitment Plan
Under the Agnipath scheme, the youth will be given an opportunity to serve in the armed forces as "Agniveers."
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MS Dhoni, Anand Mahindra On Panel To Review, Revamp National Cadet Corps
With three notable faces in tow, the Centre is all set to revamp the youth wing of the Indian Armed Forces - the National Cadet Corps (NCC).
