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Recommended For UES Indian Navy From SSB Bangalore

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Recommended For UES Indian Navy Bangalore

Friends, I am DEVDUTT(CHEST NO.9)  from Haryana pursuing engineering from BRCM college of engineering and Technology BAHAL ,HARYANA got recommended from 12 SSB Bangalore on 18th March. Now  I am sharing my ssb experience with you so that your zeal to join defence become strong and stronger.One of my senior(NAVEEN SIR) pursuing Mtech made a team of some defence interested candidates and we practised 2-3 hrs daily after classes,held mock interviews,practised WAT and SRT ,TAT and discussed the outcome from each,practised for GPE from internet, we used to get up at 4:30and did the  assigned temporary obstacles in the campus for PGT,HGT,CT and applied the ideas differently).

Actually, I got a call on 11 Feb 2016 but due to some health problem I requested to pospond the date and got the fresh date (13th march). I started my journey from my village and covered a distance of nearly 2400km and reported on 13th march .I met with the candidates of different states and learned much from them. 203 candidates reported there and 48 got screened in.

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SCREENING:- OIR was easy attempted all,then the real crux was to analyse the picture .In the picture i perceived that two people (one wearing a police uniform and other was not clear) were scrabbling a man who is part of some fighting).I made the story relating to clash between the students of two colleges and how the inspector solved the problem.
TAT:- I made very natural and original stories and blank story was about my preperation of ssb. Practised nearly 100 pictures on different and discussed with each other(SSB team in college).
WAT:-I attempted 57 words ,made simple and observationl sentences.
SRT:- I solved 41 solutions , practised much SRT available on internet and from the books availabes
SD:- I prepared the SD in advance and practicised for at least 50 times .I completed this in nearly 12 minutes.Recommended For UES Indian Navy From SSB Bangalore
So I was satisfied with my performance in psychology because whatever I planned before the ssb ,it was executed successfully.
INTERVIEW:- I had my interview in the afternoon and went for nearly 50 min. Maximum questions he asked from family (nana-nani also),friends,college life,about my village,education,daily routine,some technical also,games and sports,achievments etc etc. I gave answer of each question clearly and confidently.
So I was happy with  the performance in the interview
So in the night nearly 35 candidates gathered in the room and I chanted poems and jokes and played MAFIA game till late hours.
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Then we had our GTO on the next day performed average in all tasks but the shocking thing was that GTO was looking to be not interested with our group because he didn’t permit us to complete a single obstacle and was not keeping his file with him also,he was speaking ok next we finished our PGT and HGT in 10 minutes
Then completed other tasks and did 14 IO, performed awesome in command task.
All the three tests finished in first two days and in the rest days we visited different places malls,parks,streets etc…
CONFERENCE:-My conference went for nearly 7 min. The deputy president ask about the stay,visited sites,rate yourself in three tests.I answered 9 in psychology.8.5 in interview, 8 in GTO. He got chance to ask a question that Devdutt tell me the one solid reason how you analyse 8.5 this 0.5 is pinching me, it should be either 8 or 9.Then somehow I convinced him the conference got over.
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WE 6 GOT RECOMMENDED FROM 48 AND 3 WERE FROM MY GROUP
WE THANKED THE GTO .
I made good friends from recommended boys and women candidates and shared good moments, also chanted  poems on SSB experience and patriotism
Our medical started on 25th due to HOLi vacations and completed on 1st April and declared medically fit and now I am waiting for joining letter and my elder brother also got recommended for CDS (IMA) on 31 march 2016. So two recommendations in one month is a big thing for us and the family.
So at last.
कोशिस अच्छी हो तो समय बदल जाता है
आसमान लाख ऊँचा हो मगर झुक जाता है
रास्ते  में दुनिया लाख बने रुकावट
अगर जज्बा कुछ करने का हो तो खुदा भी झुक जाता है
so keep going on ……..
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US F-16 Could Be ‘Made In India’

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F 16 Fighter

Even as controversy has erupted on the transfer of eight F 16s to Pakistan by the US, New Delhi has been considering a proposal to manufacture the fighter jets under the ‘Make in India’ initiative.

In several recent meetings, including a high-level interaction in November last year in Washington, the aircraft have been offered for local production – both to meet Indian requirements and for exports.

The Lockheed Martin (LM) manufactured F-16 is one of the several fighters that has been proposed to be manufactured in India and is being actively pushed by Washington. But the American corporation’s executive did not commit any time-frame to have the plant operational, saying the group supports the ongoing government-to-government talks.

Currently, Lockheed Martin manufactures one jet a month from its plant in the US and has a series of contracts and joint ventures in India with over 1,000 employees. There are currently 3500-4000 F-16s in service worldwide and with these planes expected to remain in service at least until 2030 and beyond, there will be a major market for servicing these aircraft.

The offer to make the F-16 in India was for a more advanced variant of the fighter that is being sold to Pakistan and was termed as the F-16 IN Super Viper. The aircraft was in contention of the now scrapped medium multirole combat aircraft contract for the Indian air force but was disqualified on technical grounds.

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F 16 Fighter

The company has supplied six C130J Super Hercules planes to India in 2011 and will be delivering another six helicopters next year.

Lockheed Martin’s wish to manufacture F-16 is based on the strong demand from the Indian armed forces and would want to lower the cost of the planes for exports by using the low-cost capability in India.

While this approach may slow India’s progress in building up its force posture in the manner envisioned by the MMRCA tender, under which another 90 advanced fighters are required, it might make more sense from a cost perspective in that India could save money for a theoretical future purchase of the F-35 instead, a fifth generation fighter.

Besides the F/A 18 Super Hornet and the F 16IN Super Viper, the Indian government is considering at least two more proposals to make fighter jets in India. One offer on the table is from Sweden’s SAAB to transfer the Gripen fighter line to India. Another is a proposal by Airbus to create a ‘Eurofighter City’ in India that would produce its Eurofighter jet and generate thousands of jobs.

Certainly, Lockheed Martin would want to exploit the engineering skill and low cost capabilities in India and make F-16 very competitive in the fighter jet markets. India could now become the top maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) hub for the 3,500-plus F-16s in service worldwide – including those in Pakistan!

So, good to make them in India and sell them to Pak, insert a spy chip in them which make them useless if Pak F-16s enter Indian airspace again. And if they somehow do so, blow it in pieces using the chip XD. What do you say?

10 Latest Current Affairs Questions For AFSB Interview

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10 Latest Current Affairs Questions For AFSB Interview

If you are going to attend AFSB interview soon, here are few latest event you must know and these events could be asked during AFSB interview.

 

  1. S-400 Triumph – India is going through discussion to buy Russian air defence system S-400. The Indian government has approved the acquisition of 5 S-400 missile systems for Rs. 40,000 CR. The missile system is efficient to destroy any missile, aircraft or drone in the range of 400 kms. It has the capability of detecting about hundreds of targets at same time and can even target stealth aircraft.
  2. Digital India program – It is an initiative by the government of India to make India self-reliant and fully fledged with technology to save time and accelerate government responses. The program will help the government to provide government services to people through electronic means and spreading digital literacy.
  3. Fixed-Dose Combination Drugs – Indian government has banned hundreds of fixed dose combination drugs that were examined and found not fit for consumption. Some of them were found responding not as per expectations and some don’t even responded. Pfizer has stopped manufacturing Corex, just after imposition of ban.
  4. What’s new in Myanmar? – Htin Kyaw sworn in as the first civilian president in more than 50 years. He is a close aide of Aung San Suu Kyi (pro-democratic leader).  She is appointed as a minister in Htin Kyaw’s government.
  5. F-16 deal between US and Pakistan – F-16 deal between Pakistan and U.S. is one of the defence news that was recently asked in SSB. U.S is seen planning to deliver 8 F-16 jets to Pakistan, which was opposed by India. Pakistan was also seen to be planning to buy more aircraft to boost its Air Force. But its decision was overruled by U.S.
  6. Zika Virus – Zika virus became a havoc in no time. The virus affects new born babies. W.H.O. has declared an international public health emergency following the high rate of Zika infections. The infection leads to the development of small head of new born babies. The virus is similar to dengue and yellow fever virus. Many things about this virus are still mysterious.
  7. Election 2016 – 4 states and Pondicherry are going to face elections this year. The 4 states are Assam, Kerala, West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. 64 assembly constituencies will be used in these 5 elections.
  8. First Silk Road train – The first Silk Road train started from China and arrived in Iran tracking a journey of 14 days. The train carried 32 containers and covered a distance of about 6500 miles. Further, the plans are being made to extend the route to Europe.
  9. Ranji Trophy 2015-16 – Mumbai has won Ranji trophy 2015-16 defeating Saurastra. Mumbai won it at a record 41st time after reaching 45 times in the finals. This was the 82nd season of Ranji trophy with 27 participants in the tournament.
  10. Tango Project by Google – Tango is a project by collaboration of Google and Lenovo. This technology enables the smartphones, tablets and other devices detect their position with respect to the world without using any GPS or other external signals. This will help in the measurement of physical spaces, 3D mapping etc.

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Gallantry Awards Earned By OTA Chennai Alumni

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OTA Chennai Alumni awards

The Academy provides an all-inclusive military training to ensure physical, mental and psychological development of Officer Cadets. Successful Officer Cadets report to the Academy during the months of Apr and Oct (generally on second Thursday/Friday) each year and are imparted 49 weeks of military training organised into two semesters of 23 weeks each with a three weeks Term Break. At any point of time, two courses are conducted at the Academy. Apart from the basic military training, the Officer Cadets are exposed to troop and individual games/sports, an intensive physical training schedule and a plethora of other co-curricular activities. Efforts are made to ignite the leadership qualities in the Officer Cadets, which are required to meet the challenges of the finest profession of the world, the Armed forces. The faculty at the Academy ensures development of communication skills, decision-making capabilities and psychological conditioning.

The Officers Training Academy, Chennai has a proud heritage of a large number of its alumni (living and posthumous) being awarded both gallantry and distinguished service awards. Brief details are:

Gallantry Awards Earned By OTA

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Story Of A Farmer’s Son, Left IIT To Join Indian Army, Won Sword Of Honour

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IMA Cadets

“When in school, essays titled ‘The Best Day in My Life’ was among my favourites. I would write about different days, but today, I really want to pen down December 12, 2009, as the best day of my life,” says Ravi Shukla, son of a farmer from a small village in Lakhimpur Kheri, who received the coveted Sword of Honour and the President’s Medal for the Best Cadet at the Indian Military Academy’s (IMA) passing out parade last week.

From among 535 gentleman cadets, 22-year-old Lieutenant Ravi was chosen to receive the top honours on December 12.

“I knew that I was among the top three cadets, but the President’s Gold Medal and the Sword of Honour were indeed something that gave me a happy surprise,” said Ravi, while speaking to The Indian Express over telephone.

Commissioned in the 6 Kumaon Regiment, Ravi is not just the first in his family to join the Indian Army, but also the first from the Baraula village.

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For the 1,800-odd villagers here, Ravi is a hero. Pramod Kumar Sharma, a neighbour whom Ravi calls his guide and who helped him prepare for the competition, said: “We have never had anyone from the village make it to the Indian Army in the past, leave alone winning the top honours. Ravi has not just made his family proud, but also his entire village.”

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Having nursed the dream of being in the Indian Army since schooldays, Ravi made all efforts to join the UP Sainik School at Kanpur after passing Class VIII from St Don Bosco School in Lakhimpur district on the India-Nepal border.

“Even when he did not make it to the Sainik School, he kept alive the dream of joining the Army. It is his hard work, blessings of the entire village and destiny which helped him make it to the IMA and win the honours,” said Badshah Shukla, the proud father who owns 13 acres of land in the village.

In addition to Badshah, Ravi’s family comprises Devki (mother), sisters Sadhna and Prarthana and brother Pradeep, all elder to him.

Incidentally, Ravi could not make it to the Academy in his first attempt even when he had passed the exam. “When the call came, he was busy with his intermediate exams. The second time too, he passed the competition but when the call came, the date clashed with his sister Sadhna’s wedding. He requested for more time. A few days later, another call letter came and we sent him to the Academy,” said his father.

Also having aced the IIT-JEE, Ravi was in two minds about joining the NDA. “Both letters came almost simultaneously. Perhaps the dream of being a soldier was much stronger and finally, it was the Indian Army where I found my calling,” says Ravi.

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Last Convo Of A Russian Soldier Asking Airstrike On Himself Will Give You Goosebumps

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Last convo of Alexander Prokhorenko

A Russian soldier, Alexander Prokhorenko is supposed to have called for an airstrike on himself in Syria to kill ISIS operatives after touching and inspirational last words about love for country and family.

He was ordered to move to safety by his commander before the air strike but he told his commander he couldn’t escape the area, before adding: “Conduct the airstrike now, please hurry.”

His wife Ekaterina, who married her 18 months ago, had allegedly ‘no idea’ that her husband was serving in Syria fighting the ISIS. His wife was pregnant and they were expecting their first child when the brave officer ordered an airstrike on himself to blow the enemies along with him.

This was the reportedly the last conversation between Alexander Prokhorenko and his commander after he ran out of ammo:

Prokhorenko: They are outside, conduct the airstrike now please hurry, this is the end, tell my family I love them and I died fighting for my motherland.

Command: Negative, return to the green line.

Prokhorenko: Unable command, I am surrounded, they are outside, I don’t want them to take me and parade me, conduct the airstrike, they will make a mockery of me and this uniform. I want to die with dignity and take all these bastards with me. Please my last wish, conduct the airstrike, they will kill me either way.Last convo of Alexander Prokhorenko

Command: Please confirm your request.

Prokhorenko: They are outside, this is the end commander, thank you, tell my family and my country I love them. Tell them I was brave and I fought until I could no longer. Please take care of my family, avenge my death, good bye commander. Tell my family I love them!

Command: [No response, orders the airstrike]

The soldier died heroically calling for airstrike on himself, after finding that terrorists had surrounded him. The parents and wife of Alexander Prokhorenko were notified about his sacrifice and the entire Russian village of Gorodki mourned with loved ones, friends, classmates and co-workers of the Russian officer.

May his soul rest in peace. He gave inspiration to the generations of soldier to come by.

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Indian Navy To Consider JEE (Main) Rank In 10+2 B.Tech Cadet Entry

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Indian Navy To Consider JEE (Main) Rank In Shortlisting Candidates For SSB Interview In 10+2 B.Tech Cadet Entry Scheme. Online Registration for four years B.Tech Degree course at the prestigious Indian Naval Academy under 10+2 B.Tech cadet entry scheme will open in Jun 16 for the batch commencing Jan 17.

 

Shortlisting of candidates for SSB will be based on ‘Class XII (PCM) percentage’ or ‘JEE (Main)’ rank. While applying, the candidates will be offered the following two options to choose from for shortlisting:

  1. Class XII (PCM) percentage
  2. JEE (Main) rank

Shortlisting for SSB: Equal number of candidates would be shortlisted for SSB from the two lists based on their merit in respective Cutoff criteria. However, if the response from either of the options is less, candidates from the other list will be considered for shortlisting.

Merit List: Final induction will be on a common merit based on SSB marks.

Note: Any candidate, who applies separately through both the options, will be disqualified from examination.

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Compensation To Gentleman Cadet In Case Of Death During Training

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Compensation To GCs In Case Of Death

We have heard the news of few deaths of training cadets at Indian Military Academy and OTA during training. In case you are wondering what compensation a gentleman cadet gets in case of death or disability during training, below are the official details.

Parents/Guardians of GCs or GCs will not be entitled to claim compensation for any injury sustained by them during the course of their training at the IMA. Certificates to this effect as per Appendices F and G will be rendered at the time of joining for training duly executed on Non-Judicial Stamp Paper with Stamp Fee as in vogue in the State where the affidavit is executed by the father/guardian and the candidate. They will handover the certificates duly signed to their Battalion Adjutant at IMA.

All GCs undergoing training at Indian Military Academy will be insured for Rs 50 lakhs for death and Rs. 20 lakhs for 100% disability reduced up to Rs. 4 lakhs for 20% disability, as per eligibility conditions, with AGIF, New Delhi under arrangements of the Academy for their duration of training. A premium @ Rs. 5000/- PM will be deducted on monthly basis from the stipend admissible to GCs of DE/TGC/UES during training period.

source: IMA JI

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4 Russian Army Punishments Look Funny, Yet So Harsh

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Russian army is considered as one of the most disciplined armies, one of the reasons for this discipline is the weird types of punishments Russian army soldiers and cadets go through during training and on duty. As we talked about  punishments in IMA and OTA, now it’s time to see some crazy Russian army punishments.

 

Russian Army Punishments 5
Caught using cell phone on duty.
Russian Army Punishments 4
Caught smoking on duty.
Russian Army Punishments 3
Caught without bayonet.
Russian Army Punishments 2
Did not report with weapon – issued a replacement.
Russian Army Punishments 1
Did not report with sniper rifle

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5 Life Lessons Military Brats Learn Early In Life

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5 Life Lessons Military Brats Learn Early In Life

Being a military kid is different. We military brats live in a diverse subculture where we experience the military life as well as the civilian life which involves going on road trips, shifting and moving from place to place, meeting new people, adapting to the new surroundings, interacting with people from all age groups and so much more.
The military life shapes the entire personality and the life of military brats. Being born and brought up in the military one is for sure, you won’t be the ordinary child, your life experiences will be different than your civil counterparts, your family dynamics will be different, your definition of normal will be different, your perspective in life will be different, pretty much everything about you will be different.

While there are these differences in lifestyle, there are also certain values and lessons that military brats learn way too early in life. Lessons, which help us understand life better and make us the way we are.

  1. Nothing substitutes hard work.
    Be it keeping our rooms organized, helping the parents with the home chores or doing the school projects and assignments in time, if there’s one thing military brats learn quite early in their childhood then it’s the value of hard work. We understand that though we may not be getting much fruitful results for our dedication and hard work now, we will someday. While many others struggle to keep up with the stress and chaos in their adult life, military kids are so accustomed to systematic work that no task seems too big or chaotic. Dedication does pay off. Sooner or later.
  2. No task/work is too small or below you.
    The sense of humility comes early in military kids. The military parents always nudge and encourage their children to do their work on their own. The feeling of being independent and to be able to do any task with the thought that it’ll help you learn and grow and it’s good for your development is common to every military brat. Each task is done to empower oneself and no task is adjudged to be something that we ought not to do.
  3. History is important.
    Us military kids get to go places along with our parents to different stations on postings and we get to visit different areas and cities and learn new things. With a rich history and culture like ours, one can’t help but be proud and if you happen to be a military brat then it’s all the more reason for you to be familiar with possibly all the places in the country and know the achievements of the Armed Forces and the history of our country.
  4. Diversity is enriching.
    With moving from place to place every two- three years, there’s not just a change in the city/state but also the food, the sports, the culture and getting to see and know all these differences from an early age is something that really makes the military brats able to see thing from a different, (holistic rather) viewpoint. Different ideologies and different viewpoints enable the military kids to see things in a manner which is quite different from others. The interaction with people from different backgrounds enriches the overall personality of military brats.
  5. Importance of relationships.
    With their father/ mother being posted somewhere and they themselves living elsewhere, and changing schools every two- three years and becoming the new kid everywhere they go, it’s possible that a child may end up having adjustment problems. However, the military brats look at this as a challenging to overcome and in time they realise that relationships are invaluable. Making friends in every station that they go to and remaining friends after several years, ability to start a small talk with anyone and to be in a long distance relationship are all examples of how the military brats can manage their relationships well from an early age.

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