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Indian Army Lawyer Recruitment 2017 – JAG Entry Scheme – JAG 19

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Indian Army Lawyer Recruitment 2017 – JAG Entry Scheme – JAG 19

Here comes another opportunity for the Indian Army aspirants. All law graduates (both Male and Female), who want to join the Indian army, maintaining their law field, are served with the JAG (Judge Advocate General) entry scheme. The entry has certain eligibility parameters, which are as follows:-

Eligibility

  • Nationality – The candidate must be a citizen of India.
  • Age Limit – The candidate must be of the age between 21-27 years. The date mentioned in matriculation certificate will be considered as final. No other document will be accepted for age declaration and no further change request will be entertained.
  • Educational Qualification – The candidate must have scored 55% marks in LLB graduation degree (3 years professional after graduation or 5 years after 10+2) and the candidate must be eligible for registration with Bar council of India/ State. Candidates having studied in the college/ university which are not recognized by the Bar council of India will not be accepted.

Starting And Ending Dates Of Application Forms – The candidates can apply for the entry between 23rd Jan to 22 Feb 2017.

Hot To Apply

  • Visit joinindianarmy.nic.in
  • On the officers row, click on Apply/Login.
  • There you will find registration. Click on it.
  • Follow the instructions and fill up your basic details.
  • After entering your details, the website will show you the list of entries available for you.
  • Now submit the application after checking the entire application form again, save the application and take 2 printouts of the application for future use.

Medical Standards

  • The candidate must be fit as per the physical standards mentioned in the guidelines available at joinindianarmy.nic.in.
  • The candidates, who will be recommended by the SSB, will be further sent for medical examination. Those who pass the exam will be accepted.

Selection Procedure

The selection procedure of the JAG entry is as follows-

  • The shortlisting of candidates on the basis of the academic performance will be done by Recruiting Directorate, Integrated Headquarter of MoD (Army). The list of shortlisted candidates will be put on joinindianarmy.nic.in.
  • The shortlisted candidates will be allotted SSB centers and date of reporting will be sent to them by e-mail or SMS.
  • The candidates, who will report at the mentioned SSB center on mentioned date, will face stage 1 (Screening) and Stage 2 (psychology, GTO and personal interview).
  • Those who pass the sage 1 will stay for stage 2 and those who fail in stage one will be set free on the same day.
  • Candidates who will get recommendation after stage 2 will undergo documentation and will be sent for medical examination.

Training

  • The candidates who will get their names in the final merit list, will be called for training in Officers Training Academy, Chennai.
  • The training will last for 49 weeks and the cadets will be granted commission in the rank of lieutenant after the completion of the training.
  • As per the guidelines and rules, the candidates are neither allowed to marry during training, nor will they not be allowed to live with parents or guardians.
  • Any candidate found married before or during the training will be discharged from the training.
  • The government of India will manage all expenses of the training of the cadets. The cadets will be awarded Post Graduate Diploma in Defense Management and Strategic Studies by University of Madras after the end of the training.

Read JAG 19 Official Notification

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Gen Rawat Reviews 69th Army Day Parade at Cariappa Parade Ground

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Indian Army celebrated its 69th Army Day today. General Bipin Rawat, Chief of the Army Staff reviewed the Army Day Parade at the Cariappa Parade Ground, Delhi Cantonment and awarded fifteen Sena Medals (including five posthumously) for individual acts of Gallantry and fourteen COAS Unit Citations for the commendable performance of their respective units. Siachen braveheart Lance Naik Hanamanthappa Koppad was awarded the Sena Medal.

Koppad Army Day Sena Medal
Wife of Lance Naik Koppad Receiving the honour

The parade was commanded by Maj Gen Rajesh Sahai, Chief of Staff, Delhi Area.  The leading contingent of the parade was formed of the recipients of the Param Vir Chakra, Ashok Chakra Awardees and International Sports Awardees. This was followed by Army contingents which included T-90 Tank BHISHMA, Infantry Combat Vehicle BMP II, Brahmos Missile System, Weapon Locating Radar (SWATHI), Akash Missile System, CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological & Nuclear) Reconnaissance Vehicle, Mobile transportable satellite terminal vehicle and seven marching contingents including mounted horse cavalry.

The Veterans Tableaux, organised by the Directorate of Indian Army Veterans, depicted their role and contributions towards the nation. A motorcycle display by “SHWET ASHW” team of the Army Corps of Military Police was the other attraction during the parade. A Paramotors display was also carried out by a team from the 50 (I) Para Brigade.

The grand finale was last year’s surgical strike demonstration, which showcased combat techniques of the Army sub units. Combat actions included strafing runs depicted by armed helicopter, combat manoeuvres by tracked combat vehicles and special operations including air insertion and extrication of soldiers behind enemy lines.

Earlier in the day, wreaths were laid at Amar Jawan Jyoti, India Gate by the three Service Chiefs to commemorate the Army Day.

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Gen Rawat Warns Jawans Using Social Media for Grievances of Punishment

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Discouraging soldiers from venting their grievances on official platforms and not air them on social media, Gen Bipin Rawat has warned the guilty of punishment.

Bipin Rawat told soldiers on Army Day that they should contact him “directly” if they were unsatisfied with the internal redressal system.

“Proper channels are in place for jawans to put across their grievances…if they aren’t satisfied with the action taken, they can contact me directly,” Gen Rawat said.

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Gen Rawat addressing soldiers during 69th republic day

“A few of our friends have taken to social media to speak about their complaints. This affects the soldiers deployed at the borders… You can be held guilty of doing a crime for what you have done and invite punishment,” he warned.

Gen Rawat first talked about the grievances issue two days ago, after a jawan, Lance Naik Yagya Pratap Singh posted a video on social media criticising the misuse of soldiers as ‘sahayaks’ or ‘buddy’ also called ‘batman’.

Today, the Army chief said the use of social media to highlight an issue could have a deleterious effect on “brave soldiers guarding India’s borders.”

The Army officers basically get ‘sahayaks’ for the upkeep of their uniforms and weapons, as well as to act as their radio operators and “buddies” during combat operations. But parliamentary committees and other critics have slammed the ‘sahayak’ system as a vestige of the colonial era. They say officers blatantly misuse their ‘sahayaks’, getting them to do household work, walk the dogs and take kids to school.

But using social media to air grievances isn’t ideal, Gen Rawat said. The Army already has an “excellent” grievances redressal system that will now be supplemented by the suggestions-cum-grievances boxes.

He further added, “We have the capacity to tackle cyber-attacks, yet, we have to be careful against the enemy elements on social media, and also ask our families to be alert about it.”

The Army chief said anyone, irrespective of rank or service, can use this mechanism to write directly to him. Assuring full confidentiality, he said the name of the soldier concerned will be deleted before any action is taken.

Gen Rawat had written an application to the PM in which he said that soldiers, who act as sahayaks, should not be made to polish shoes of officers.

Last week, Gen Rawat said the army, on its part, had already asked the government to examine whether “non-combatants” should replace soldiers as ‘sahayaks’ in peace-time locations while pressing for the system to continue in the field and forward areas.

Here is How We Started Celebrating Army Day on 15 January

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The Chief of Army Staff, General Dalbir Singh reviewing the parade, on the occasion of 68th Army Day, in New Delhi on January 15, 2016.

On the occasion of 69th Army day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi saluted the courage and invaluable service of the Army. All three service chiefs – Army chief General Bipin Rawat, chief of Naval Staff Admiral Sunil Lanba and Air chief Marshal BS Dhanoa – paid tributes at the Amar Jawan Jyoti here at India Gate on Sunday morning.

Army Day 2017
Service Chiefs Paying Tributes at Amar Jawan Jyoti on 69th Army Day

Army day is celebrated on 15th January every year. But how did we start Army Day celebrations in the first place?

Origins and History of Army Day:

Army Day is observed to commemorate the appointment of Lt Gen (later Field Marshal) KM Cariappa as the first Indian Commander-in-Chief of the Indian Army on 15th January 1949 from General Sir Francis Butcher, the last British Commander-in-Chief of India.

Since then, on this day, homage and salute are paid to the courageous and brave Indian soldiers who have been sacrificed their lives for protecting the country.

The day has been marked to memorise the daring and bold Indian soldiers who lost their lives while protecting their nation.

69th Army Day
Gen Bipin Rawat and PM Modi On 69th Army Day

 

Celebrations During Army Day:

After paying homage, parades and military shows at all the Army Command headquarters and national capital takes place to indicate the new technologies and accomplishments in the Indian Army. Unit credentials, Bravery Awards and Sena Medals are also presented for gallantry on this occasion every year.

Conclusion:

Indian Army always leads from the front, be it in protecting the sovereignty of our nation or helping citizens during natural disasters.

On this day, serving soldiers take a pledge to this day to maintain their service and protect the nation from enemies whether they are foreign or domestic.

We remember with great pride all the sacrifices made by our Army. They put their lives at risk so that 125 crore Indians live peacefully.

30 Common Current Affairs Questions Asked in AFSB Interview

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30 Common Current Affairs Questions Asked in AFSB Interview

AFCAT is the opportunity served by the Indian Air Force for the young and aspiring candidates. The SSB interview is framed to select the candidate, who is average in everything and being aware of the current general happenings, is also a part of it. The selection does not totally resides on the current affairs knowledge, but it is also considered as a good point in the SSB interview. The questions given below will give you the idea about what kind of questions can be asked in the interview.

 

  1. Recently Kerala has become third defecation Free State, which are the two states who have earlier gained this title? – Sikkim and Himachal Pradesh
  2. Surya Kiran exercise was held between India and – Nepal
  3. Gaganjeet Singh Bhullar belongs to which sport? – Golf
  4. What is the name of the revolutionist of Cuba, who has just passed away – Fidel Castro
  5. What is the difference between UDAAN and UDAN schemes launched by Indian government? – UDAAN is a skill development program and UDAN is the scheme to allow more people from small town to travel by air.
  6. The LIGO Indian project will be built at – Hingoli district, Maharashtra
  7. India is going to purchase S-400 air defence system from which nation? – Russia
  8. India’s first Medipark is inaugurated in which state? – Tamil Nadu
  9. India’s ranking in Ease Of Doing Business is – 130/190 nations
  10. Where was the 19th SAARC summit was to be held, but postponed after India and some other nations boycotted it – Pakistan
  11. Who has been recently appointed as the D.G. of CISF – O.P. Singh
  12. Barak-8 missile was jointly developed by which 2 countries? – India and Israel
  13. Who is appointed as the 24th RBI governor – Urjit Patel
  14. Which 2 Indians have won the Magsaysay award 2016 – TM Krishna and Bezwada Wilson
  15. AGNI-5 has been termed as an ICBM. What is the full form of ICBM – Inter-Continental Ballistic Missile
  16. Intel has released Skylake. What is it? – Processor
  17. Which is the first payment bank in India, which has opened its 5 branches in Rajasthan – Airtel Bharti.
  18. The G-20 summit 2016 was held in – Hangzhou, China
  19. Who will be the Chief guest of the 68th republic day 2017 – The crown prince of Abu Dabi, Zayed Al Nahyan
  20. Which south Asian nation has been declared malaria free – Srilanka
  21. FIFA 2018 will be organised in which nation? – Russia
  22. What is Kaveri with respect to the Indian air force weapons and arms? – Engine to be installed in Tejas aircraft
  23. What approximate percentage of currency was withdrawn from India through demonetisation? 86 percent
  24. How many medals did India grabbed in summer Olympics 2016 held in Rio De Janeiro – 2 medals, 1 silver and 1 bronze
  25. The speed of Tejas is about 1.5 mach. What is Mach? – The ratio of speed of an object with respect to the speed of the sound
  26. India is going to buy predator drone from which nation? – U.S.
  27. Who has topped the most powerful personality in the Powerful People list of Forbes – Vladimir Putin
  28. Dipa Karmakar belongs to which sports – Gymnastics
  29. China is investing in one of the ports of Pakistan. Which port is it?- Gwaddar Port
  30. Which is the most polluted city in terms of particulate matter? – Delhi

Conclusion – An officer has to stay updated with the general happenings in the nation and other countries. Generally, the questions that are asked in the SSB interview, are not just limited to a to the point answer. The interviewing officer put up these question as given above to start the discussion over a certain topic and probes further. The questions asked are general and related to the current events. So it is advised to all the aspirants to stay aware of the current events and their respective background.

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Join Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMC) As Officer: 2019 Notification

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Armed Forces Medical Services Recruitment AFMC Notification 2019: Indian Army Navy Airforce Doctor Notification 2019. Join the Armed Forces Medical Services as short service commissioned officer. Applications are invited from Indian citizens both male and female, who have passed their final MBBS examination in the first or second attempt and completed the internship, for grant of Short Service Commission in the Armed Forces Medical Services. Applicants who have taken more than two chances in final MBBS (Part I & II) Examination are ineligible and hence need not apply for the same. Applications are invited from Indian citizens both male and female, who have passed their final MBBS (Part-I & II) examination in not more than two attempts and a completed internship on or before 31 May 2019.

QUALIFICATION: The applicant must possess medical qualification included in First/Second Schedule or Part II of the Third Schedule of IMC Act 1956. The applicant must have permanent registration from any State Medical Council/MCI. Postgraduate degree/diploma holders recognized by the State Medical Council/MCI/NBE can also apply.

VACANCY: 150 Approx (135 for male + 15 for female)

Note: Only those candidates who have completed/completing their internship on or before 31 May 2019.

AGE LIMIT: The candidate must not have attained 45 years of age as on 31 Dec 2019.

PLACE OF INTERVIEW: DELHI

HOW TO APPLY ONLINE: Application will be accepted online only. To do so the candidate needs to click on the “NEW REGISTRATION” button and follow the steps on the website.

FEE: Rs. 200/- (Rupees Two Hundred only) Payable online only.

CALL LETTER FOR INTERVIEW: Call letters for interview shall be made available online only after the successful submission of online application.

DETAILED NOTIFICATION: Available on the website www.amcsscentry.gov.in from 27 Apr 2019 onwards.

IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: – THE REGISTRATION NUMBER AND ONLINE PAYMENT TRANSACTION NUMBER ARE REQUIRED TO BE SAVED FOR QUOTING IN FUTURE ENQUIRIES / CORRESPONDENCE. CANDIDATES SHOULD CHECK THE WEBSITE AND THEIR REGISTERED EMAIL REGULARLY FOR UPDATES REGARDING INTERVIEW DATES AND OTHER RELEVANT DETAILS. PLEASE CARRY THE ORIGINAL AND FOUR ATTESTED PHOTOCOPIES OF ALL THE DOCUMENTS AS MENTIONED IN THE WEBSITE AT THE TIME OF INTERVIEW FOR VERIFICATION. ANY VARIATION IN THE DETAILS PROVIDED AND DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED ONLINE WILL LEAD TO REJECTION OF THE CANDIDATURE.

REGISTRATION FOR ONLINE APPLICATION (www.amcsscentry.gov.in) WILL BE OPENED ON 27 APR 2019 AND WILL BE CLOSED ON 26 MAY 2019

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Helpline to Register Complaints Anonymously Launched By BSF

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After a BSF Constable Tej Bahadur, alleged in a video that poor-quality food was being served at border posts, BSF has launched two helpline numbers for its personnel to register their complaints. They will be able to register complaints anonymously until 31st January and post that BSF will ensure action in all the genuine complaints.

BSF Director General KK Sharma on Thursday told jawans that they can register complaints on the helplines and that they do not need to identify themselves.

He held a satellite-based ‘sainik sammelan’ (troops conference) with all his field formations in the country from New Delhi where he asked the jawans to let him know their grievances in an absolutely secret manner.

The DG made a specific point and publicised two telephone numbers placed at the force headquarters in New Delhi saying the jawans and officers can register any complaint on these links and their name, rank and designations will not be sought while making these calls.

Sharma also informed the personnel that a special vigilance team has been constituted in the force headed by an Inspector General (IG) rank officer and this unit would be conducting surprise checks and raids at field formations and forward locations of the BSF.

The numbers are not being publicised as it may be misused and it has been circulated during the conference. The BSF DG also explained to his men and women about the multiple forums and avenues available to them for grievance redressal.

While the current numbers are not being publicised, the BSF already have multiple helpline numbers on its site:

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The numbers BSF already have on its site

Meanwhile, a BSF fact-finding team, led by an Additional DG, visited the said camp on which the jawan complained in his videos and is preparing a final report into the incident and the quality of food “available and served” to the troops.

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NCC 42 Special Entry Scheme Indian Army Recruitment

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NCC 42 Special Entry Scheme Indian Army Recruitment

All NCC aspirants are hereby informed that Indian Army calls NCC cadets for NCC 42 Special Entry Scheme. The authorities have made certain eligibility figures for all NCC cadets to get the best qualities among the candidates. The eligibility criteria are as follows:-

Eligibility

The candidate should maintain the following requirements

  • Nationality
  1. A citizen of India.
  2. A subject of Bhutan, Nepal or a Tibetan refugee, who came to India before 1962 for permanently settling in India.
  3. A person of Indian origin, who has migrated from Pakistan, Burma, Sri Lanka and East African countries of Kenya, Uganda, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia, Malawi, Zaire and Ethiopia and Vietnam with the intention of permanently settling in India
  4. For the persons belonging to category 2 and 3, there must be a certificate issued by the Government of India.
  5. Candidates who are Gorkha subject of Nepal don’t need to produce and certificate.
  • The candidate, who has been withdrawn for IMA, OTA, NDA or any service training academy, will not be eligible for it.
  • Age limit – The candidate must have his age between 19 – 24 years. The date of birth mentioned in matriculation certificate or equivalent certificate will be considered as final. No other certificate will be accepted for declaration of date of birth.

Education Qualification –

  1. Candidates must have graduation degree form recognized university with 50% marks aggregate in all years of respective degree.
  2. Final year candidates can also apply for the entry. They must have scored minimum 50% marks aggregate in all their previous years. They must score minimum 50% in their entire degree and they have to complete their degree before the commencement of the course.
  3. The candidate must have served minimum 2 academic years in a senior division/ wing of NCC.
  4. The candidate must have a minimum B Grade in C certificate exam of NCC.

How to apply

–  The application form for the entry is available on joininidanarmy.nic.in and take a printout of it.

–  Fill the printed application form and post or submit it to the nearest OC, NCC unit from where you have been issued NCC certificate.

– For candidates serving in the Armed Forces, the application has to be counter signed by the CO and to be submitted to the OC, NCC unit from where the NCC certificate has been issued.

– The applications will be further sent to the DDG, NCC of the respective states.

– The applications will be forwarded to the Directorate General of NCC.

– The following points will be considered deeply

  1. Date of birth as mentioned in 10th certificate.
  2. The degree or provisional certificate issued by a recognized university by AIU.
  3. The candidate must have scored minimum 50% aggregate in his graduation. A final year student must have scored aggregate 50% in his previous years.
  4. The NCC certificate must have a minimum B grade.

– The shortlisting of candidates will be done by Directorate General of Recruiting (Rtg ‘A’), Integrated Headquarters of Ministry of Defense (Army) on the basis of the NCC certificate grading and graduation percentage.

Selection Procedure

–  The candidates shortlisted form the above procedure will be called for the interviewing process at SSB centers.

–  The candidates have to undergo Stage 1 (Screening) and stage 2 (Psychology, GTO, interview) at the respective SSB centres. Those who clear stage 1 have will be further accessed in stage 2 tasks and those who could not make it in Stage 1, will be freed on the same day.

– Candidates recommended after stage two will be further sent for the medical examination.

– Final selection resides over the merit list released by the authorities of the Indian army.

Opening And Closing Dates Of Application Forms – the candidates can apply for it in between 17 Jan – 15 Feb, 2017.

Important points

– Candidates appearing/ appeared for the interview of SSC 106 (NT) or SSC W 20 (NT) will not be eligible for NCC 42 entry.

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Use Suggestion Cum Grievances Box To Address Complaints: Gen Rawat

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Speaking at New Delhi’s Manekshaw Centre, General Bipin Rawat addressed the Army and said that jawans can raise complaints internally and directly instead of resorting to social media.

“Whatever complaint they should have, they can address it through the excellent grievance redressal mechanism we have. Anyone irrespective of rank and service can reach out to me directly. We want them to come directly to us rather than through social media”, he said assuring that the identity of the soldier making the complaint would not be made public.

He said that the jawans should raise the matter internally as opposed to resorting to social media.

General Rawat’s remarks come after a BSF constable Tej Bahadur Yadav voiced his complaint on the poor quality of food being served to the troops through social media.

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Gen Rawat Addressing The Media in Delhi

 

General Rawat also announced placing of Chief of Army Staff Suggestion cum Grievance Box to all the commands and subsequently, the lower formations.

Army headquarters and the other commands have suggestion and grievance boxes already in place. “Anybody having any complaint can use those boxes to voice their dissatisfaction. We will address it,” he said adding that “If a soldier writes to us regarding his grievances penning down his identity; will ensure that his identity is not made public.”

He also assured that if the complainant is unsatisfied with the action taken, then he can choose other ways of voicing his grievance.

The Chief of Army Staff ensured that the identity of the army men who present their grievances will remain anonymous.

Soldier Chandu Chavan To Be Released By Pak Soon: Subhash Bhamre

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The government’s attempts to diplomatically pursue the release of Indian army soldier Chandu Babulal Chavan have finally paid off. Pakistan military authorities have declared to release the Indian soldier.

Chandu inadvertently strayed across the border last year, on September 29, the same day when the Indian Army conducted surgical strikes across the Line of Control (LoC) in Pakistan. He was posted with the 37 Rashtriya Rifles battalion at Mendhar in Jammu & Kashmir.Chandu

Confirming the release, Pakistan has admitted that Chandu Chavan is alive and that they will soon release him after inquiry, which is nearing completion.

We are trying at the level of DGMO (Director General of Military Operations), to secure his release. So far, the DGMO has spoken to their Pakistan counterpart at least 15 to 20 times.Chandu Chavan

The last time such talks took place was two days ago when Pakistan said that the inquiry is getting over and Chandu Chavan will soon be released.

This information was made public by Union Minister of State for Defence Subhash Bhamre. Chandu hails from Bhamre’s Lok Sabha constituency (Dhule), who have been in regular touch with Chandu’s family.

Sources in Pakistan government, however, said there was no official confirmation on Chavan’s release. “There has been no such development. We haven’t even acknowledged Chandu Chavan’s arrest…The report finds no mention in the Pakistani media,” a source said.

However, Pakistan government sources did confirm that Javed, an Indian national who strayed into Pakistani territory in May 2016 had been released this week.

So far, there is no indication of the possible date or the time-frame within which Chavan could be released. Sources in the Indian Foreign Ministry have said that the possible date of the soldier’s release is still being worked out.

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