Birth: 25-3-1967 in Bangalore, Karnataka, India. Indian army officer (9 MLI), he personally led a commando team in a CI operation (29-30 July 2007) to neutralise Pak trained terrorists at the LOC, and while all eight militants were killed, his martyrdom was recognised with the Ashok Chakra (posthumous).
His wife Subhashini (m: 1993), is a Classical Dancer. She authored and published – Forever Forty (2011), and is the founder of Vasantharatna Foundation for Art, based in Bangalore. She has two daughters Rukmini (10) and Yeshodha (7) – age in 2007.
PIB release dated 23 January 2008:
Col Vasanth V of 9 Maratha Light Infantry laid down his life in a fire fight when he was personally leading an operation to flush out militants near Uri town in Jammu and Kashmir. He succumbed to his injuries before he reached the hospital. He is survived by his wife Subhashini, two daughters Rukmini and Yeshodha and parents Mr and Mrs Venugopal.
Col Vasanth went to school at many places in Karnataka as his father was working with the LIC. His schooling took him to Mangalore, Ooty, Udupi, Shimoga, Bangalore etc. He graduated from MES College, Bangalore. He was an ardent NCC Cadet and had also participated in a Republic Day parade at Delhi. He also visited Canada on exchange programme through the NCC.
Even as a youngster, he had expressed a desire to be in the army. Being a bright student, he had got selected to do an MBA in the prestigious IIM, but he chose to go to IMA, Dehradun as a Gentleman Cadet.
Subhashini Vasanth Wins Neerja Bhanot Award25 Mar 1967 he was bornIn OfficeWe miss you
Col Vasanth – a true idealist and a man of peace – was proud to be an officer of the Indian Army till the very end. He was no armchair idealist. He read widely about military histories and strategy and would take great care to analyse the inscrutable choices that armies have made in history. He attended many seminars and talks, and listened with care to the many different voices of our nation. He was genuinely motivated by sacrifice. He was excited about commanding the 9 Maratha LI and thrilled that he would be joining them on the frontline. For Vasanth, his lifetime commitment was simple – his word and his honour. His personal life always came second.
In 1997, during a discussion with his wife, Subhashini, a Bharatnatyam dancer, Vasanth expressed that there are a lot of people speaking about the soldiers but not many who try to depict the life of the women in their lives. He felt that she should use her talent and her experiences to tell the story of the army wife. This gave the birth to The Silent Front, an organization dedicated to the widows of martyrs. Mrs Suhasini (original text) will receive the award bestowed on the gallant officer from the President.
Note – the CI Operation was on 29-30 July, when he was wounded and evacuated to a hospital where he martyred on 31 July.
The principal role of the Indian Naval Academy is to impart basic and orientation training to all officer entrants of the Navy and Coast Guard, other than Special Duties List officers. The aim is to develop the trainees morally, mentally and physically and to imbibe in them the high ideals of loyalty, valour and patriotism in order to provide the service with officers who are dedicated to a career of Naval Service and have potential for future development to assume the highest responsibility of leadership.
Vision of Indian Naval Academy
The Indian Naval Academy has been developed as a national prestigious project and is the ‘Cradle for Leadership’ in the Indian Navy. It is unique in concept and design and stands out as an outstanding monument.
The ab-initio training imparted at the academy will ensure that every officer who passes out through its portals will be leaders worthy of trust and confidence that the nation has reposed in them. It will also establish bridges of friendship across the ocean by training personnel from friendly foreign countries.
CDS Exam result was declared recently and many candidates who have cleared the exam are confused about the whole SSB interview procedure. In this article we are going to cover frequently asked questions by candidates who cleared the CDS written exam and also make you aware of the SSB interview registration procedure.
In the result published by the UPSC following paragraph says
All the candidates who have successfully qualified in the written exam are required to register themselves online on the Indian Army Recruiting website joinindianarmy.nic.in within two weeks of announcement of written result. The successful candidates would then be allotted Selection Centres and dates, of SSB interview which shall be communicated on the registered e-mail ID. Any candidate who has already registered earlier on the site will not be required to do so. In case of any query/Login problem, e-mail be forwarded to [email protected].
How to register?
Visit joinindianarmy.nic.in and sign up like any other portal.
If you have already registered with the website, do not make another account and login to your account to check further.
Once logged in you can select your SSB date for CDS exam.
Note:
The same was informed last time also but later joinindianarmy asked candidates not to register and they got the call up letter directly in their registered email.
Candidates must keep checking their registered email IDs with the UPSC. As CDS is a UPSC entry, they email the call letters.
Joinindianarmy website is down and it will open on 24 Mar 2017. Hopefully some work is going on in it related to the registration.
Candidates who cleared it for IAF and Navy should check the respective websites for any information available.
You will get the SSB call for only one service and based on your priority, irrespective of how many services you are selected for.
Candidates who have cleared the written test need to calm down because CDS is handled by UPSC and the process is very smooth, if you are not sure about anything ask us or any experienced candidate.
Focus more on preparation rather than waiting for the call letter which you will get eventually.
You don’t need to do wrong registration in hurry, make sure you confirm from someone before registering.
Till further notice, all successfully candidates are required to register online as mentioned in the result.
Latest Update:
We asked joinindianarmy regarding registration for CDS exam on the portal and they told us that it is not required for CDS
BSF Jawan Tej Bahadur Yadav who became an internet personality of sorts after his viral Facebook video showed the poor quality of food that was being served. The Border Security Force Jawan who took the nation on a storm was back in news as rumours of his death began spreading like a wildfire on the social media.
A picture collage of the Jawan had been circulating on Twitter and Facebook which shows a martyred Jawan’s picture beside Tej Bahadur’s photo with the message that the BSF Jawan had been killed. The picture that is doing the rounds on the internet claims that Tej Bahadur had gone missing after exposing the corruption and thievery in Indian Army and has been killed. BSF jawan Tej Bahadur Yadav alleges ‘mental torture’ in a new video; urges PM Modi to intervene.
However, this image is another work of internet death hoax that has gone viral. The picture used to spread the rumour is said to be of one of the twelve martyred CRPF jawan from Chattisgarh. A picture collage of the two Jawans has been doing the rounds in Twitter and one particular user captioned the picture, “Looks like Indian BSF Jawan, Tej Bahadur Yadav who exposed Indian Army thievery & corruption & then went missing, has been killed. #Kashmir.”
Looks like Indian BSF Jawan, Tej Bahadur Yadav who exposed indian army thievery & corruption & then went missing, has been killed. #Kashmirpic.twitter.com/kAlVSwW30a
CDS 1 2017 written test is being conducted for Army, Airforce and Navy. CDS 1 2017 SSB dates for IMA, AFA, NA and OTA will be published soon by the respective websites. Candidates who are looking for SSB interview dates for
Indian Army Airforce and Navy will release the SSB dates and centre allotment list for the candidates soon. You are requested to check the details below. We are providing the list in the PDF form.
CDS 1 2017 result of written exam is released by UPSC . UPSC published a list of roll numbers of successful candidates for IMA, AFA, NA and OTA. Few candidates will see their roll number in more than one services for say IMA and AFA. Please be advised, if you clear the CDS 1 2017 written exam for both IMA and AFA (for example), you will only be called for one SSB interview for the service which you have preferred to be the first.
UPSC CDS 1 2017 SSB Dates
Once UPSC published the list of successful candidates, Indian army, air force and navy will publish the SSB interview dates for IMA, AFA, OTA and NA on their respective career website. SSB interviews of CDS 1 2017 will start one month after the date of result of written exam.
UPSC CDS 1 2017 Merit List
Once the SSB interviews are over, UPSC will publish the list of candidates who have cleared the SSB and AFSB interview. UPSC will not publish the result of medical test of recommended candidates, so the list which is published by UPSC will consist of roll numbers of unfit candidates as well. To check the final merit list of CDS 1 2017 candidates have to check the official website of the respective services.
Annapurna Dattatraya Bothate’s long-standing dream to join the Indian Army will finally come true after she stood third in the all-India NCC merit list special entry (women).
The 25-year-old is a national-level Rugby player and has been playing the sport since 2010. Earlier, Bothate has represented the country at the Asian Games from 2010 to 2014. She has also been part of the Rugby World Cup qualifiers team and was a silver medallist at the Kerala nationalgames in 2015.
Speaking to TOI, Bothate said, “It has been my childhood dream to become an army officer. I could not clear the Services Selection Board (SSB) interview in the last two attempts but this time I made it.”
The NCC merit constitutes 48 women from all over the country, whereas only five vacancies are there for this particular entry. Since her school days, Bothate was fascinated with the armed forces and joined the NCC while she was studying in the ninth standard. “The NCC training has helped me keep my spirit alive for so long. This was my last attempt and I had to clear it to achieve my goal, ” she added.
She will be joining the Officers Training Academy (OTA) Chennai on March 31 and her training will start from the first week of April.
Bothate’s father worked as an office assistant with Tata Motors but passed away in January 2015. Her mother Bharti retired from the State Transport department last year. She said, “Annapurna’s father wanted to see her as an Army officer. Her selection would be a tribute to her father.”
Despite the fact that the Indian Army is mainly male-dominated, Bothate prefers it over the Air Force and the Navy. “I am pretty confident that the Indian Army will give me the right opportunity in the future,” she added.
“My name is Major General Somnath Jha. I retired from the Indian Army on the 30th of September, 2016; and after 18 days, on the 19th of October I sat on my cycle saddle and took off to pay my homage to all the martyred soldiers of of our country since Independence. I am paying this homage by cycling two minutes for each fallen hero. And since the number of such heroes is close to 21,000, I have given myself the mandate of cycling 42,000 minutes on this journey. Another mandate I laid down for myself is to route myself through all the 29 states of our great nation because our fallen heroes come from every corner of the country. This is my symbolic homage to my brethren who didn’t have the privilege of retiring as I did. They made the supreme sacrifice before that.”
I hear myself speak these words (or words to this effect) day after day after day for past five months or so, at each new place I arrive at and interact with new people and media persons.
I seriously didn’t fully understand the enormity and sacredness of the task I had set for myself. This realization grows with each passing day; some of it on my own, some of it comes from the people who I interact with enroute. But strangely, instead of daunting me, I find my resolve only getting stronger! The 42,000 minutes, when extrapolated to distance and time, translates to somewhere between 10 and 12,000 kms over a six to seven month period! To be done alone on my cycle on Indian roads.
Mine is a long and arduous journey. I had even dared to think (during my initial planning stages) that I could handle the cycling as well as the logistics. Chitra, my wife, came on board and took charge of all liaison and logistics. “Why should I sit in one place and wonder where you are and what’s happening with you,” was her rationale. This made sense. But now the logistics had to be expanded with a backup car accompanying. I could now think of carrying a reserve cycle and a larger range of spares. And wherever we halted for the night Chitra would make sure that there was an essence of ‘home’ in that place. We did have some frustrating moments finding a suitable car to hire along with a driver who would stick with us all the seven months of the journey. But once that was settled, Chitra (along with a host of her Facebook friends) has made the logistics seamless.
This is a personal homage journey. I’m not supported or sponsored by any organization. And initially I was even skeptical about any publicity being accorded. But my last Corps commander insisted on having a ‘curtain raiser’ interaction with the local media, so I went through with that. In hindsight, it was indeed a pretty good idea. I’m glad he had insisted and organized it. As the journey progressed, and more media (primarily local and vernacular) began envisaging interest, I slowly began to realize that the story of my journey needs to be told to the world, as it unfolds. The nation’s citizens, if not the world, must know of the ethos of camaraderie that forms the bedrock of any military, especially ours. After all, I’m undertaking this homage journey in the memory and honour of my fallen comrades. I’m not on a publicity seeking mission nor on an adventure trip, nor on any record setting endeavour. Neither is my journey a touristy or a socializing trip. Mine is a kind of a pilgrimage, to honour our fallen heroes. This spirit of committed camaraderie must be upheld at all costs by us in the military, in spite of the pressures of a changing eco-societal environment around us. This is what sets us apart, the grain from the chaff.
As the journey unfolds, the statistics keep changing. The numbers, regarding distance covered, states traversed, number of homages paid and so on, keep adding. The remarkable thing is that a strong support and understanding of my mission, from all quarters (especially the unexpected), keeps growing. Ever so often, we’ve had complete strangers (until then) come forward with their unconditional help and support to make the journey possible. To my most pleasant surprise, support and help that have come from private individuals, local government organizations and departments, police organizations, citizens’ groups have been overwhelming. Their ability to emotionally relate to the sentiments and the enormity of my homage journey has been most astonishing, and at the same time, very reassuring. And it includes just about everyone; farmers, wage earners, dhaba wallas, truck drivers, lower level government officials, policemen, passerby, rural home makers, businessmen, veterans, shopkeepers, teachers, young boys and girls in the NCC and of course the military. How reassuring this has been! I have come to believe that virtually every citizen in our beautiful country genuinely identifies with causes such as mine. And that they are as patriotic as anyone else, and emotionally connected to matters concerning the military. They are usually so caught up with the struggle of their daily lives and also with the lack of appropriate leadership, they are normally unable to give vent to their sentiments and intentions.
As I write this piece, I am on the 153rd Day of my homage journey, having logged over 9000 kms and over 17,700 homages. I finish my (rather long) journey through Rajasthan (the 25th State) in another two days to enter Punjab. Four more states to traverse and 3,300 homages to clock and I’ll be done. The end is in sight, but not without a tinge of sadness; this beautiful journey of homage that has seeped down to my bone, will conclude at the Amar Jawan Jyoti (India Gate) at New Delhi on the 19th of April 2017. My personal homage to our fallen heroes will be done … at least for the moment.
Rest well, be at peace, my heroic fallen comrades. You have not died in vain.
If I were asked just a year ago, if it was possible for a retired General to cycle across the length and breadth of India to pay homage to our martyrs, I would have had my reservations. But now the learning has been reinforced: if something seems daunting or even impossible on the face of it, it gets done if only you take the first step!
The Indian Air Force has come under heavy criticism for denying study leave to a corporal-rank airman on the grounds that only officers were entitled to such a privilege.
The airman had sought the leave for pursuing M Tech from IIT Dhanbad after topping the entrance exams. The incident comes to light at a time when the armed forces are facing issues of strained relations between officer and soldier amid a growing demand for change in the archaic British-era rules and ensure equal benefits for officers and jawans.
Taking a strong view against the “discriminatory policy”, the Delhi High Court in its February 20 order reprimanded the air force and asked it to frame fair rules for both officers and men.
A corporal is designated as non-commissioned personnel in IAF. “Don’t deny them equality by refusing them leave to pursue higher studies only on the grounds of rank and status,” the bench headed by Justice Indira Bannerjee said in the order. Ankur Chhibber, the counsel for corporal BK Verma, told Mail Today that Verma had sought permission for pursuing his M Tech from IIT Dhanbad, after appearing for the graduate aptitude test in engineering exam with permission from Air Force authorities.
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“However, that was rejected by Air Force on grounds that there was no provision for sending air force jawans on study leave and this was allowed only for officers,” Chhibber said.
The IAF grants leave of maximum 28 months to its officers who have completed 15 years of service for pursuing courses in institutions which are approved and certified by it and the knowledge gained from them can be utilised by the service.
Aggrieved by the decision of the senior authorities despite recommendation by several of his officers to allow him to proceed for the course, Verma approached the Delhi High Court. Verma’s counsel said the airman was a meritorious student and had completed his B Tech degree while carrying out his duties as a soldier in the force and had secured a gold medal in his B Tech course which was quite an achievement.
The Delhi High Court bench took a favourable view of the petition observing that the Air Force should appreciate the intellect and erudition of the soldier and encourage him by giving him opportunity to enhance his knowledge skills. The court stated that it is very difficult to appreciate the rationale behind differentiation between officer and airmen in the matter of granting study leave.
“It is, in our view, preposterous to assume that only officers would have aspirations of improving their knowledge and educational qualifications, and not the airmen,” the two-member bench said. The court observed that the discrimination between officers and airmen for grant of study leave was “totally discriminatory and violation of the article 14 of the Indian constitution”.
Setting aside the Air Force order to deny study leave to the soldier, the High Court ordered it to frame “non-discriminatory leave rules and reconsider the application of the soldier for study leave in light of the observations made (by the court).” Verma, according to his lawyer, has going through his first semester in Dhanbad as he was granted interim relief by the court. The Air Force is now considering whether it should go against the court order in the Supreme Court or not. Generally, Air Force is considered to be more lenient than the Navy and Army while dealing with its men.
From October 2015 to February 2016, Captain Pawan Kumar led his troop in four successful operations that resulted in the elemination of six terrorists. On 20 February 2016, still recovering from his past injury and contrary to the medical advice, Captain Pawan Kumar led his troop during Pampore operation at Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir.
Despite grave personal risk the officer conducted close reconnaissance of the target building and decided to conduct building intervention operation – a high risk option to obviate collateral damage. Leading from the front, he reached the top floor, firing into the door and window of the room in which the terrorists were holed up.
As he kicked the door to lob the grenade inside, the hidden terrorist shot him from a close range. Undeterred by his grievous injuries and refusing evacuation, the officer kept firing at the terrorist killing him. His gallant action saved the lives of his comrades and set the stage for elimination of remaining terrorists.
Captain Pawan Kumar displayed unparalleled courage and indomitable spirit in four consecutive operations and made supreme sacrifice for the nation.
Aspirants who are looking for Indian Army Recruitment Rally schedule in 2018 can check this page for more details, we will update all state wise Indian army open rally bharti dates and exams here from 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally Bharti Schedule 20118. Candidates who want to apply for Indian army rally bharti can get the latest information on the recent rally conducted by Indian army throughout the year 2018. Below details are taken from the official website of the Indian army but we request you to check the details on the official website too to avoid any issue during Indian army rally.
Army Recruitment Rally at Vidhyadhar Nagar Stadium (Rajasthan), Apply before 13 August 2018
Indian Army is conducting recruitment rally at Vidhyadhar Nagar Stadium (Rajasthan) from 28 Sep 2018 to 06 Oct 2018. Candidates can register themselves through the online mode from 28 Sep 2018 to 06 Oct 2018. Admit cards for the rally will be sent through registered e-mail from 22 Sep 2018 to 27 Sep 2018. Candidates should reach the venue on given date and time as mentioned in the Admit Card.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally 2018, Attend Recruitment Rally at Patiala
Army Recruitment Rally will be held in the discrits of Punjab – Fatehgarh Sahib, Barnala, Mansa, Sangrur and Patiala from 01 Aug 2018 to 13 Aug 2018 at 1 ADSR ground (Opposite Flying Club, Patiala-Sangrur Road), Patiala. Candidates can attend the recruitment rally from 01 Aug 2018 to 13 Aug 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally, Rajasthan 2018 for SGD and Other Posts, Apply before 8 July
Join Indian Army is organizing recruitment rally at Army Recruiting Office, Alwar, Lohagarh Stadium, Bharatpur (Rajasthan) from 18 July 2018 to 31 July 2018. Interested candidates can apply in the prescribed format on or before 8 July 2018.
Join Indian Army Through Army Recruitment Rally at Salem
Army Recruiting Office, Coimbatore has invited applications for Army Recruitment Rally scheduled to be held at Salem. Recruitment rally is being conducted for recruitment of Soldier Technical, Soldier Technical (Avn & Amn Examiner), Soldier Nursing Assistant, Soldier General Duty, Soldier Clerk/Store Keeper Technical and Soldier Tradesman Categories. The candidates eligible for the post can in the prescribed format on or before 6 August 2018. Army Recruitment Rally will be conducted from 22 August 2018 to 2 September 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally 2018 for SGD, Soldier Clerk and Other Posts
Indian Army is organizing Army Recruitment Rally for the post of Soldier General Duty, Soldier Clerk and Others. Army rally will be conducted from 3 August to 12 August 2018 at Rajeev Gandhi Stadium, Rohtak. The candidates of Rohtak, Jhajjar, Sonipat & Panipat will be able to register themselves online from 4 June to 18 July 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally, Rajasthan 2018 for SGD and Other Posts, Apply before 8 July
Join Indian Army is organizing recruitment rally at Army Recruiting Office, Alwar, Lohagarh Stadium, Bharatpur (Rajasthan) from 18 July 2018 to 31 July 2018. Interested candidates can apply in the prescribed format on or before 8 July 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment 2018, Attend Army Recruitment Rally at Visakhapatnam
Army Recruiting Office, Visakhapatnam under the aegis of Headquarters Recruiting Zone, Chennai is scheduled to conduct Army Recruitment Rally at District Sports Stadium, Kakinada, East Godavari (AP). Army Recruitment Rally, Visakhapatnam will commence on 6 July 2018 and will conclude on 15 July 2018. Eligible domicile of notified districts may appear for the recruitment of Soldier Technical, Soldier Technical (Aviation/ Ammunition Examiner), Soldier Nursing Assistant, Soldier Clerk & Store Keeper Technical, Soldier General Duty, Soldier Tradesmen. the online registrations will commence from 21 May 2018 and the last date is 20 Jun 2018.
Army Recruitment Rally, Kargil 2018, Join Army as Soldier (GD/ Technical/Nursing), Get Details Here
Army Recruiting Office, Srinagar will be conducting Army Recruitment Rally at Kargil from 22 June 2018 to 28 June 2018. The venue for recruitment rally has been scheduled as Army Helipad Ground, Kargil. The Army Recruitment Rally is being held for recruitment to the posts of Soldier (GD), Soldier (Tradesman), Soldier Clerk/Storekeeper, Soldier Technical/NA. Candidates should verify their eligibility against the official eligibility criteria before applying. Candidates intending to attend the Army Recruitment Rally at Kargil are required to register online from 23 April 2018onwards, the last date of application is 6 June 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally 2018 at Ferozpur for SGD, Soldier Nursing and Other Posts
Indian Army is conducting recruitment rally at eligible candidates of districts Bathinda, Faridkot, Sri Muktsar Sahib, Ferozepur and Fazilka from 27 Aug 2018 to 8 Sep 2018 at Capt Sunder Singh Stadium, Ferozepur Cantt. The online registration will be open from 28 June 2018 to 11 August 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally 2018, Attend Recruitment Rally at Bikaner
Army Recruitment Office will be conducting Army Recruitment Rally at Bikaner from 24 August 2018 to 2 September 2018. The Army Recruitment Rally is being held for recruitment to the posts of Soldier (GD), Soldier (Tradesman), Soldier Clerk/Storekeeper, Soldier Technical/NA. Candidates should verify their eligibility against the official eligibility criteria before applying. Candidates intending to attend the Army Recruitment Rally at Bikaner are required to register online from 20 June onwards, the last date of application is 9 Aug 2018.
Join Indian Army Recruitment Rally 2018 at Danapur Cantt for SGD and Other Posts
Indian Army will conduct recruitment rally in Patna, Buxar, Bhojpur, Siwan, Saran, Gopalganj and Vaishali (Bihar) Districts from 24 Sep 2018 to 07 Oct 2018 at New Constructed Complex of Headquarters Recruiting Zone (Bihar & Jharkhand), Near Chandmari, Defence Colony, Danapur Cantt. Candidates can register themselves from 26 Jul 2018 to 08 Sep 2018. Admit cards for the rally will be sent through registered e-mail from 10 Sep 2018 to 23 Sep 2018.
Attend Recruitment Rally at Kolkata for SGD, Soldier Technical, Soldier Nursing and Other Posts
Army Recruitment Rally will be held for eligible candidates of districts Purba Medinipur, Paschim Medinipur, Jhargram, Howrah, Kolkata and South 24 Parganas from 30 Sep to 08 Oct 2018 at Haldia Dock Complex, Haldia. Online registration is mandatory and will be open from 01 Aug to 14 Sep 2018. Admit Cards for the rally will be sent through registered e-mail between 16 Sep and 20 Sep 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally 2018 at Lucknow for Soldier General Duty, Soldier Technical and Other Posts
Indian Army Recruitment rally will be held from 26 Sep 2018 to 14 Oct 2018 at Kanpur Cantt for eligible candidates of Auraiya, Banda, Barabanki, Chitrakoot, Fatehpur, Gonda, Hamirpur, Kannauj, Kanpur Dehat, Kanpur Nagar, Lucknow, Mahoba and Unnao. Candidates can register themselves online from 27 Jul 2018 to 09 Sep 2018.
Indian Army Recruitment Rally PARA SF Rajkot 2018 (26 Apr 2018 – 05 May 2018) : Indian army is going to conduct a recruitment bharti rally in Rajkot from 26th April – 05 May 2018. Candidates who are interested to join the Indian army as a soldier can take part in this recruitment rally, you will find more details related to the Indian army Rajkot recruitment rally below. In this rally, candidates who are applying for GD will be considered for Special Forces PARA SF.
Baikunthpur Army Ground (Sevoke Road Military Station) Opposite BSF STC Camp Salugara, Siliguri SILIGURI (W.B)Baiku
20-06-2017 to 02-08-2017
18-08-2017 to 28-08-2017
SGD, STT, CLK, SNA, STA, TDN
Army Recruitment Rally Sikkim
East Sikkim, West Sikkim, North Sikkim and South Sikkim
Palzor Sports Stadium, Gangtok (Sikkim)
03-07-2017 to 19-08-2017
04-09-2017 to 10-09-2017
SGD, STT, CLK, SNA, STA, TDN
Indian Army Rally 2017 schedule is here for candidates to apply as soon the job notification is published.
Host ARO: Amethi
Date of rally- 08 April-15 April 2017
Venue- Raibareli
Host ARO: Lansdowne
Date of rally- 11 April-16 April 2017
Venue – Kotdwar
Host ARO: Bareilly
Date of rally- 01 May-15 May 2017
Venue- JRC Bareilly
Host ARO: Meerut
Date of rally- 20 May-03 June 2017
Venue- Babugarh
Host ARO: Agra
Date of rally- 16 June-20 June 2017
Venue- Manipuri/Mathura
Host ARO: Varanasi
Date of rally- 11 July-25 July 2017
Venue- Varanasi/Mirzapur
Host ARO: Amritsar
Date of rally- 01 April-14 April 2017
Venue- Khasa
Host ARO: Srinagar
Date of rally- 01 May-08 May 2017
Venue- Srinagar
Host ARO: Srinagar
Date of rally- 19 May-24 May 2017
Venue- Leh
Host ARO: Ludhiana
Date of rally- 02 July-11 July 2017
Venue- Ludhiana
Host ARO: Jammu
Date of rally- 03 August-16 August 2017
Venue – Jammu
Host ARO: Calicut
Date of rally- 01 April-09 April 2017
Venue- Palakkad
Host ARO: RO(HQ) Bangalore
Date of rally- 17 April-23 April
Venue- Kolar
Host ARO: Mangalore
Date of rally- 01 May-08 May 2017
Venue- Mangalore
Host ARO: Trivandrum
Date of rally-19 May-26 May 2017
Venue- Kottayam
Host ARO: Belgum
Date of rally – 30 July-10 August 2017
Venue- Gulbarga
Host ARO: Bhopal
Date ofrally- 07 April-11 April 2017
Venue – Sehore
Host ARO: RO(HQ) Jabalpur
Date of rally – 17 April-22 April 2017
Venue-Anuppur
Host ARO: Gwalior
Date of rally- 28 April-02 May 2017
Venue- Chattarpur
Host ARO: Raipur
Date of rally- 08 May-13 May 2017
Venue- Janjgir Champa
Host ARO: Mhow
Date of rally- 19 May-22 May 2017
Note: * Please verify all the details from the official website or employment news before applying to job.
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