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New Salary Under 7th Pay Commission For Indian Soldiers

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After a week-long difference of opinion over the implement enhanced salaries under the 7th Central Pay Commission pay, the armed forces have heeded the advice of Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar.Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff Committee (CoSC) Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha has issued directions to all service headquarters asking them to issue orders for implementation of the 7th CPC.This means that the soldiers will receive their new salary in their pay for September, payable in October.

Parrikar has assured the forces that their four-key demands will be met and issue will be sorted out but the decision of the government has to be implemented.Parrikar assured them that the “anomalies” they pointed out in the 7th CPC would be taken up at the “highest level”. Their core demands are entry level pay be hiked as its suppressed, disability pension be brought at par with other wing of the Government; the forces we allowed Non-functional financial upgrade (NFU) and Enhancement of Military Service Pay (MSP) for JCOs.The implementation had been stopped on September 9 after the three services issued letters to their formations saying they have asked the Government to hold “in abeyance” the implementation of the CPC in view of the “unresolved anomalies”. The Tribune had first reported on the matter in its edition dated September 11.

The ‘unresolved anomalies’ had surfaced in the Ministry of Defence (MoD) notification issued on September 6.On September 12, Parrikar had asked the forces to implement the pay commission and grievances, if any, can be taken up latter. The MoD had notified the new pay commission on September 6 and the CoSC had met on September 7 and decided to withhold the CPC pending ‘resolution of anomalies’.

source: tribuneindia

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Territorial Army Result 2016 | TA SSB Interview Date 2016

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Indian Army Official website has published the Territorial army result 2016 [ written test]. RESULTS OF TERRITORIAL ARMY COMMISSION AND BRANCH COMMISSIONED OFFICER WRITTEN EXAM:31 July 2016 ROLL NOs OF SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES. Candidates who have applied for the TA exam can check their territorial army written test results here. Indian army has posted the territorial army result for southern, eastern, northern, western, and central command as linked below.

Please reference to written examination conducted on 31 Jul 2016 for grant of commission in the Territorial Army.

It is informed that all candidates who have passed the Preliminary Interview Board (PIB) Written Exam 2016 (as per result uploaded on www.indianarmy.nic.in) are required to be present at the concerned Territorial Army Group Headquarter as per following venues for PIB Interview as per dates and time mentioned against their names in result sheet :-ta-2016-result

Candidates must be in possession of the following documents at the time of Interview:-

(a) Documents to be Submitted in Original. (i) Application Form (Part-2) (Revised) to be downloaded from www.indianarmy.nic.in and fill it up in their own hand writing. 2 (ii) Latest physical fitness certificate from a registered MBBS Doctor. (iii) Candidates whose names vary in documents should submit copy of Gazette notification of India / State showing the correct name or an affidavit duly supported by newspaper cuttings. (iv) Service certificate alongwith No Objection Certificate by candidates employed in Central Govt/ Union Territory/ State/Semi Govt/ Private Sector duly authenticated by the department. (As per notification) (v) Self employed candidates are required to submit an affidavit on Non-Judicial stamp paper of minimum value duly attested stating nature of employment and annual income alongwith photocopy of PAN card and self certified character certificate. (As per notification) (vi) Employees of Railways are required to submit No Objection Certificate authenticated by Railway Board. (vii) Latest Income Proof from the appropriate authority (i.e. Income Tax / Revenue Department / Magistrate / Employer). (viii) Risk certificate duly signed by parent / guardian. (ix) Three photographs (Passport size).

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Documents to be Produced in Original alongwith Self Attested Copy. (i) All educational qualification certificates (Matric onwards). Semester/ year wise independent mark sheet of graduation alongwith Degree/Provisional Degree. (ii) Identity proof with photographs (Voter ID / PAN Card / Passport / Driving license etc). (iii) Domicile/ Residential Address proof. 3 (iv) Certificate for proof of age (Matric / Senior Secondary mark sheet & certificate for verification of date of birth). (v) PAN Card. (vi) Adhar Card.

No TA / DA will be admissible. Candidates will make their own arrangement for journey and stay. Mobile phones are prohibited during interview. All those candidates whose complete documents are not produced for verification will not be allowed to attend the interview.

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1. Preliminary Interview Board (PIB) for Territorial Army Commission is a free service. Do not pay bribe to anyone. Beware of touts. If any Tout is caught and during this investigation any candidate is found to have paid bribe, his selection will be canceled and may be debarred for future selection. 2. Overwriting / tampering on certificate is not acceptable and candidates will be liable for punishment as per law. 3. Producing fake documents and giving false information during Preliminary Interview Board (PIB) Interview will make candidate liable for punishment as per law and lead to cancellation of candidature.

2. Overwriting / tampering on certificate is not acceptable and candidates will be liable for punishment as per law.

3. Producing fake documents and giving false information during Preliminary Interview Board (PIB) Interview will make candidate liable for punishment as per law and lead to cancellation of candidature.

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8 Photos Showing The Life Of Indian Navy Cadet At Indian Naval Academy (INA), Ezhimala

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Indian Naval Academy (INA), Ezhimala organised two concurrent training camps named ‘Samudra-Manthan’ and ‘Varuna’ for fourth and sixth term cadets of the Academy from 07 to 10 September 2016. A total of 295 cadets participated in these camps spread over four days. The camps are aimed to develop esprit-de-corps, sense of camaraderie, leadership qualities, physical endurance as well as mental strength in cadets under a stressful environment.

The camps are aimed to develop esprit-de-corps, sense of camaraderie, leadership qualities, physical endurance as well as mental strength in cadets under a stressful environment.
The cadets participated in endurance runs, obstacle courses, whaler pulling and sailing in backwaters and on the high seas. The combination of physical training, field exercises, and academic instructions makes an individual a strong and capable leader. It is a tough, but, at the same time a rewarding experience that every trainee would value and cherish for life.

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All 29 People On Board Missing AN-32 Plane Presumed Dead, says Indian Air Force

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The 29 people on board the AN-32 plane that went missing over the Bay of Bengal on 22 July have been “presumed dead” and their families informed, Indian Air Force officials said on Thursday.

Officials from both IAF and Navy however, said that search for debris of the ill-fated aircraft will continue.

The AN-32, which was going to Port Blair from Chennai, had on board six crew members, 15 personnel from the IAF, army, navy and Coast Guard, and eight civilians who were family members of the personnel.

“The families have been informed, but the search still continues,” Indian Air Force spokesperson Wing Commander Anupam Banerjee said.

“Search for the AN-32 is still in progress with ships from National Institute of Ocean Technology (NIOT) and Geological Survey of India, Samudra Ratnakar and Sagar Nidhi,” a Navy official said.

The official the Navy, IAF, and Coast Guard are all making efforts to search for the missing plane.

The aircraft, an upgraded AN-32 belonging to 33 Squadron, took off from Tambaram Air Force Station in Chennai at 8.30 am, and was expected to land at Port Blair in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands at 11.30 am, in what officials said was a “routine sortie”.

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15 SSB Interview Questions Asked In AFSB Mysore

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Mysore is the venue of AFSB 2 and has recommended many Air Force aspirants. The kind of interview questions asked there is almost same as other SSB, which is based on the PIQ and basics of the candidates and revolves around the personal aspects of the candidates. But some exceptionally asked questions in Mysore SSB are as follows.
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  1. How are you feeling on this SSB center, distant from your city?
  2. Why are candidates always attracted to Air Force and preferentially to flying branch?
  3. What is the ranking of Indian Air Force in world lists?
  4. Suggest me some ways to improve your city/ district.
  5. What were the preparations that you have done before appearing in this SSB?
  6. Mysore is one of the cities known for the ancient heritage and culture. What do you know about Mysore?
  7. In your opinion, what are the shortcomings in SSB’s selection procedure?
  8. What did you learn here in the last few days?
  9. Tell me 5 major problems of India.
  10. Tell me 5 top military deals of India with other nations.
  11. How will you compare your district with Mysore?
  12. Why did you choose this center for SSB? (AFCAT candidates)
  13. What is the difference in the duties of administration, flying and technical group of Air Force?
  14. What is your opinion about the starving officer’s count in the Armed forces?
  15. How will you rate your performance in this attempt?

 

Additional Questions from 2 AFSB Mysore

  • Tell about yourself?
  • Tell about your best friend?
  • How many of your friends have attended SSB? Didn’t you motivate them?
  • If I ask your best friend about you, what would he say?
  • Tell about someone who was your friend and later became an enemy, why, how did you solve?
  • Do you smoke/drink, have a girl friend? Do your parents know about this? If you don’t drink – your best friends invite you to a party in a bar, will you go or not? If you say No – they are your best friends, won’t you give them company?
  • When was the last time you cried, why?
  • List your activities on a Sunday?
  • Why does the moon have phases?
  • Who is your favorite teacher? Why?
  • Which teacher do you hate the most? Why?
  • Which route is INS Vikramaditya taking to India after the refit?
  • Why is Brahmos named so?
  • If you are commissioned as a Fighter Pilot and you have an option to choose one from the list of fighter air crafts, which one would you choose, why?
  • Tell about your hometown, what is famous there?
  • Who is your role model? Why?
  • Who is the current Chief of Army/Airforce/Navy?
  • Who is your GTO?
  • Rank yourself in your group? Why do you think so?
  • How was your stay? Do you have any suggestions?
  • What is your salary per month? List your expenditures and savings?
  • Why do you want to quit your current job and join the IAF?
  • If you do not get Flying branch, will you join Technical or Ground duty?
  • If not IAF, what is your plan B?
  • Did you try Army/Navy? Why not?
  • What do you know about IAF?
  • Name few air crafts currently being used?
  • Name the aircraft indigenously developed in India?
  • Negative feedback you have received from your manager?
  • How did you prepare yourself for the SSB? Did you go for a coaching class?
  • If you are a repeater, why did not you qualify last time? How did you improve this time?
  • Did you go out to visit places in Mysore? What all did you see?
  • What are your hobbies?

Conclusion – These questions have been recently asked in AFSB Mysore. All aspirants who have decided to opt Mysore as their SSB center should go through these questions and practice it. Stay aware of your district and keep some basic knowledge of Mysore before going to SSB.

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Indian Air Force Jaguar Aircraft Catches Fire During Take-off

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An Indian Air Force’s jet fighter Jaguar aircraft reportedly caught fire during take-off in Haryana’s Ambala Air Force Station on Tuesday.

The pilot of the aircraft made a narrow escape. He was unhurt as he ejected himself quickly from the aircraft.

A court of inquiry has been ordered by the Air Force authorities.

Earlier this week, a MiG-21 fighter jet crashed in the western state of Rajasthan when the combat aircraft was on a routine sortie. The pilot and the co-pilot managed to eject safely.jaguar-iaf-fire

11 Ways To Identify A Fauji Out From A Crowd

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There are various ways to identify a fauji man – whether in uniform or in civils. And these ways certainly are different than identifying others. There are some traits and identifying factors that make the fauji stand out of the crowd; here are some of these:

 

  1. Crew Cut: Agreed already? The first thing you see when you say a man is fauji is his haircut. That typical haircut with a zero on sides and one above the scalp makes it easier to identify a fauji.
  2. Attitude: The enthusiasm, positivity, engagement, upbeat and the professional attitude totally stands out. They are friendly and approachable.
  3. Fast Actions: Fauijs walk with a purpose, as if their trip to the grocery store is actually a field briefing. Because they know the importance of time and its management.
  4. Communication: Faujis are attentive, respectful and good listeners. This stellar communication habits went a long way moulding a fauji into what you are experiencing today.
  5. T-Shirt tucked in a tracked: And follow this up with PT shoes in broad daylight, voila! You can surely say that he is a fauji.
  6. Professionalism: Pay attention to what he does to mark him as a fauji. They are memorable and unique, remarkable and talented, professional and reliable, creative and interesting. Just anything can’t define it unless you see it. What’s different about fauji is visible yet unnoticeable.
  7. Jargon: Fauijs have a totally different accent on language. As if they are trying to speak to their senior. That respect always reflects.
  8. Perfectly Turned Out: Whether he is in uniform, evening formals or in a pair of jeans and a tee you can be sure he is perfectly groomed and well turned out.
  9. Every Other Person is “Sir”/”Madam”: You can easily pick out a fauji by their over usage of “sir” and “ma’am.” It is a credit to the military’s discipline that a cashier receives the same clipped tones and politeness a four-star general would.indian-navy-couple
  10. Respecting All Religions: Indian military is one of the few genuinely secular organisations in our country where personal religious equations are largely irrelevant. Every religion is equally attended by everyone.
  11. Sleeping anywhere, anytime: Faujis can sleep approximately anywhere, on anything. And mind you, the hard work that goes in learning that sleep is worth it.

You know more traits that make a fauji stand out of the crowd? Let us know in the comments.

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President Pranab Mukherjee Entered The Crowd Of Young Officers To Take Selfie

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Officials in charge of the President’s security faced some tense moments during the ceremonial ‘passing out parade’ at the Officers Training Academy at St. Thomas Mount in Chennai recently.

Soon after the piping ceremony, President Pranab Mukherjee, who was the reviewing officer of the parade, unexpectedly rose from his chair and wanted to interact with the officers in the ground near the administrative building.

As he entered the crowd of officers, parents and their families, security personnel had a tough time controlling them, as most of the new officers wanted to take a selfie with the President. Even before the security personnel could react, some managed to take selfies with the President.

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Meet Nidhi Mishra, Late Soldier’s Wife Cleared SSB Interview In 5th Attempt

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At 29, Nidhi Mishra Dubey lost her husband who was a Naik in the Mahar Regiment.

When he died, Nidhi was pregnant with their son. When Nidhi learnt that there was a provision in the Army for the widows of armed personnel to join the forces, she decided to apply. “I saw how helpful thefauji s were when my husband was ailing. I liked the camaraderie in the Army. I have great respect for the vardi (uniform), as my father, who is in the police force also wears one.” Fortunately for Nidhi, many things colluded in her favour, most of all the help and encouragement she received from the Army. R. Vinayak, a retired Brigadier, who helped her out with her family pension, says he was struck by Nidhi’s determination. “She had already applied unsuccessfully four times, but she kept at it.”

Finally, with some mentoring from the Brigadier, Colonel Diwanji who also runs a training centre in Indore, and Colonel M.P. Singh who was the GTO (Group Testing Officer) at the Mahar Regimental Centre, Sagar, Nidhi made it to the merit list of the SSB in May 2016 in her 5th attempt.

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“She fared extremely well in the SSB rankings,” says Brigadier Vinayak.

Nidhi also says she is no stranger to hardship, and that she doesn’t fear the physical rigors of a soldier’s life.

Her decision to join the Army was also fuelled by her determination to ensure that her son joins the armed forces as well in the future.

“All along, I have been encouraged, supported and cheered on by the fauji s,” she says, “So, this is the best possible thing I can do.” She reiterates that she achieved her goal because of her parents’ and brother’s unstinting support. “I couldn’t have done it without them,” she says. Nidhi will also leave her son behind at her parents’, as she readies herself to don the uniform and report at OTA in early October, along with Swati Mahadik.lt-nidhi-mishra

I liked the camaraderie in the Army and I have great respect for the vardi

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No Women Pilot Cadets Volunteered To Join The Indian Air Force Fighter Pilot Team

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Nearly a year after IAF chief, Air Chief Marshal Arup Raha softly revealed to the world that his force would accept women pilots in the cockpits of their fighter planes comes an unexpected development. Following the commissioning of India’s first women fighter pilots in June this year, not a single lady cadet has volunteered to join the fighter aircraft stream. They’ve chosen to fly transport aircraft and helicopters, it was revealed.

The Air Force Academy (AFA) at Dundigal, outside Hyderabad, where cadets train before being commissioned has four women pilots in the current, 198th batch who’ve made the cut. “However, they’ve chosen options other than flying fighter planes. One has opted for the transport fleet and three have sought to join the helicopter fleet. This is strange, no doubt but I will not lose my sleep over it. It is an individual’s decision. Flying a fighter is a call for cadets to take provided they qualify. This shows the IAF has kept its doors open should we get good candidates,” explained a source.

A request for response made to the IAF spokesperson went unanswered. However, an insider explained, “It is this batch which has opted this way. The next may opt differently. If and when, not volunteering on the part of women officers in the fighter stream becomes a feature seen over many batches, do we really need to think why”.

The 198th batch will soon graduate and each of the individuals will be assigned their respective destinations, depending on the streams they chose whether flying, technical or ground duties.

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All services, for now, allow women to only join as officers. With the lifting of the last hurdle in the form of fighter plane flying, the IAF has now opened all streams to women. Though they’ve moved ahead from where they were earlier, the navy and the army still retain several streams where the entry of women is disallowed. Women officers in the IAF’s ‘Flying branch’ are allowed in through the short service commission which implies a maximum term of 14 years. Allowing women pilots to opt for fighter streams is currently on an ‘experimental basis for five years’.

Flying Officers Avani Chaturvedi, Mohana Singh and Bhawana Kanth, who were commissioned in the 197th batch as the first female pilots who had qualified to fly the fighter planes are undergoing their ‘Stage III’ training at Bidar in Karnataka. They are currently training on the British-made Hawk Advanced Jet Aircraft (AJT).

IAF’s training for the ‘Flying branch’ is divided into three stages. The first stage comprises of 24 weeks of training at AFA followed by the second stage involving 24 weeks at specialised establishments. Once they complete their third and final stage is when they begin operational flying with units assigned to them.

 YEAR  ARMY  NAVY  AIR FORCE
 2013  127  50  144
 2014  104  57  155
 2015  72  35  223
 2016*  37  20  85

*2016 figures as on August 5.

source: indiatoday

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