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8 Hacks To Build Confidence In SSB Interview

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SSB Interview Tips

Hello, Aspirants, with the passage of time, we are getting great response from you. Your feedbacks matter a lot to us. Meeting several aspirants raised a point of how to tackle the lack of confidence in Personal Interview in SSB. Firstly, what is the significance of confidence in the Armed Forces? Armed forces are made to tackle some non-usual situation. Confident attitude is necessary to handle those situations. Along with this, commanding people under you and coordinating with commanders over you, is a job that needs confidence.

Now, what are the aspects of accessing the confidence of a candidate?

Confidence is proved by analysing three factors:-

  • Appearance
  • Words
  • Actions

Your appearance should be gentle like an officer. We all have met officers. If you recall their behaviour and appearance, they are not stylish, but wear the dress smartly. Similarly, your way of speaking also matters in judging your confidence level. So here we are having some point that candidates must follow to strength up their confidence level in personal interview. Below are some points that a candidate must reside in mind to appear confident in personal interview in SSB.

  1. Dress smartly – Your dressing sense shows your personal perspective. Be formal in dressing and avoid over fashion. Be gentle and perfect in dressing. It is the first thing that IO observes. Your actions and words are accessed after your dressing.
  2. Talk less and listen more – Your confidence is inversely proportional to your talking. Being extra frank can create problems. Listen carefully what is being asked, take a short pause and reply clearly. Speak what is necessary for your answer. Avoid spicing your answer. Command your sentences. Low confident candidates speaks more than what is being asked. And this takes them to a trouble.
  3. Phase-out insecurities – While appearing for personal interview, candidates feel insecure while sitting in front of then IO. Don’t hesitate while answering. He is also a human like you had also faced same stage in his life. Maintain your comfort level and be cool.
  4. Erect posture and eye contact – Your posture and eye contact are the physical traits of checking confidence. Your posture must be erect while sitting over the chair. And keep a constant eye contact with the IO. He checks it by avoiding you while you are answering. Low confident candidates, either slow down their voice, or starts watching here and there. Avoid this and measure your posture constantly with time. Sometimes candidates sit in a confident way but become loose after time passes. So mind your eye contact and keep your spine erect.
  5. Speak slowly and clear – Generally, low confident candidates fumble while speaking. This can be perceived by the accessors as ‘block minded behaviour’. To avoid this, have a sufficient gap between your words and answer the question in a limited way.
  6. It’s not hard to accept “I don’t know” – It happens many times that candidate faces a question that is out of his mind. Some low confident candidates speak out and starts bluffing and then to support that bluff they have to mount a huge heap of lies. Then why making your interview so complex? Go straight and politely say “sorry sir. I don’t know”.
  7. Don’t reassure your point, give bold example – IO sometimes probes you over a specific topic. A low confident person constantly reassures his point by repeating it. Don’t reassure your point. Give examples and answer clearly.
  8. Control your emotions – Generally candidates with low confidence shows conflict in mood and emotions. Shivering, vibrating legs, fumbling, etc. are traits of low confidence. Well, it is hard to control them at once. Practice for it. Talk to unknown people in a controlled manner. And your will power will overcome it.

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Exercise IBSAMAR – 14 Points To Know

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Exercise IBSAMAR

Hello, Warriors. The fifth edition of maritime exercise “IBSAMAR” between Brazil, India and South Africa concluded at the country’s west coast on 29th February this year with the harbour phase conducted at Goa. This was the first time that ‘Exercise IBSAMAR’ was conducted in Indian waters. It kicked off on 19th February.

  1. IBSAMAR is a trilateral exercise involving participation of ships, submarine, aircrafts and Special Forces from Brazil, Indian and South Africa.
  2. IBSAMAR is abbreviated as India-Brazil-South Africa Maritime. It is the fifth edition of this exercise. IBSAMAR IV took place off the coast of South Africa in October 2014.
  3. This is the for the first time the exercise is held in India as all the previous editions were held in South Africa since it began in 2008.
  4. The scope and complexity of Exercise IBSAMAR has increased steadily and in its 5th edition in 2016, IBSAMAR has matured into a complex trilateral exercise involving participation of ships, submarine, aircrafts and Special Forces from Brazilian, Indian and South African navies.
  5. Initiated eight years ago, ‘Exercise IBSAMAR’ is the most visible manifestation of this convergence of democratic values, economic interests and maritime cooperation.
  6. The thrust of exercises at sea this year was on anti-submarine warfare (ASW), surface firings, air defences, visit board search and seizure (VBSS), flying operations, search and rescue and tactical procedures.
  7. The exercise was concluded in two phases – the harbour phase and the sea phase.
  8. The scope of this exercise included wide-ranging professional interactions during the harbour phase and a diverse range of operational activities at sea during the sea phase.
  9. The Indian Navy was represented by INS Mumbai – an indigenous designed and built guided missile destroyer, INS Trishul – a stealth frigate, and INS Shalki – a Shishumar class submarine.
  10. In addition, various fast attack craft, Sea Harriers and Mig 29K fighter aircraft, Dornier maritime patrol aircraft and helicopters also participated in the trilateral exercise representing India.
  11. The Brazilian Navy was represented by Brazilian Naval Ship Amazonas, with embarked Special Forces which was commanded by Commander Alessander Felipe Imamura Carneiro.
  12. The South African Navy brought SAS Spioenkop naval ship with integral helicopter and embarked Special Forces commanded by Captain MA Boucher. Both the ships were on return passage after participating in the International Fleet Review held at Visakhapatnam earlier this month.
  13. The primary aim of this exercise was to increase interoperability amongst the three navies as well as develop common understanding and procedures for maritime security operations.
  14. The exercise also enhanced maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region and beyond, for the benefit of the global maritime community.

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The current edition is another significant step in strengthening mutual confidence and inter-operability as well as sharing best practices between the Indian, Brazilian and South African Navies. The exercise will also go a long way in enhancing maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region and beyond, for the benefit of the global maritime community.

AFCAT 1 2016 SSB Interview Date

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AFCAT 1 2016 SSB Interview Date

Candidates who have attended the AFCAT 1 2016 exam are eagerly waiting for the AFCAT 1 2016 result and SSB interview date. Indian Air force is going to publish the result of AFCAT 1 2016 on 24th March 2016 mostly, the date of result is not confirmed, but we assume that, by the end of March 2016, candidates would be able to check their AFCAT 1 2016 result and marks at www.careerairforce.nic.in

AFCAT 1 2016 SSB Interview Date

AFSB stands for Air Force Selection Board, it is meant for selecting candidates for Indian Air Force to join as Commissioned Officers. In this article we will see AFCAT 1 2016 AFSB Interview Centers. There are in total five Air Fore Selection Boards, they are standalone selection boards for Air Force.

List of Candidates shortlisted from AFCAT 1 2016 held on 21 Feb 2016 for the next phase of testing at Air Force Selection Boards (AFSBs) is annexed. Candidates who cleared AFCAT 1 2016 are required to login to their account and select the venue and date for further testing at one of the Air Force Selection Boards (AFSBs). The last date for selection of AFSB venue and date is April 2016. Candidates are required to print the Call up Letter from the website and report to their selected venue along with Call Up letter, AFCAT Admit Card and other documents as listed in the Call Up letter. Candidates are advised to take a print out of call up letter immediately after selecting date and venue of AFSB.

Shortlisted candidates who fail to select their AFSB schedules by April 15 would be allotted their AFSB batches by the IAF. Candidates are required to print their Call Up letter from the website and report to their allotted venue along with Call Up letter, AFCAT Admit Card and other documents as listed in the Call Up letter.

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AFCAT 1 2016 AFSB Interview Centers

Training Center:

  • Air Force Academy (AFA) Hyderabad (A.P)– Permanent/Short Commission for both Male & Female

NOTE:

1. All candidates are required to carefully read and follow the General Instructions available on www.careerairforce.nic.in before reporting to AFSB.

2. Candidates who have applied only for Flying Branch are to select 1 AFSB (Dehradun), 2 AFSB (Mysore) or 4 AFSB (Varanasi) as their AFSB centre.

Meet Lt Colonel Sophia Qureshi, Only Woman Leading Contingent Of International War Games

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She does not talk much and even her answers to any questions are short. She holds a post-graduate degree in biochemistry. But what is noteworthy and inspiring is the fact that she has achieved the rare distinction of becoming the first woman officer to lead an Indian Army contingent at multi-national military exercises.

Meet Colonel Sophia Qureshi: Trailblazing Indian Army Officer Who Briefed the Nation After Operation Sindoor

Meet Lieutenant Colonel Sophia Qureshi, an officer from the Corps of Signals of the Indian Army, who is also the only woman leader of the contingent among the 17 participating countries in the Field Training Exercise which is taking place in Pune from March 2 to 8.

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She is leading the 40-member Indian contingent which is slated to play a key role in training with other troops in Peacekeeping Operations (PKOs) and Humanitarian Mine Action (HMA).

Lt Col Qureshi has served in United Nations Peacekeeping Operation in Congo in 2006 and has been also associated with the PKOs for the last six years. Her grandfather was in the Army and she is married to an Army officer from Mechanised Infantry.

Explaining the role of peacekeeping missions in conflict areas around the world, she says, “On these missions, we monitor the ceasefires in those countries and also aid in the humanitarian activities. The job is to ensure peace in the conflict affected areas.”

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Lt Colonel Sophia Qureshi 3

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She was picked from a pool of peacekeeping trainers to lead the contingent. Asked about her feeling while leading the contingent, she promptly says, “I feel proud, of course.” And her message to other young women in Armed forces, “Work hard for the country and make everyone proud.” When Army Commander of Southern Command Lt Gen Bipin Rawat was asked about Lt Col Qureshi and the rare distinction, he said, “In the Army, we believe in equal opportunity and equal responsibility. In the Army, there is no difference between male and female officers. She has been picked not because she is a woman but as she has the abilities and leadership qualities to shoulder the responsibility.”

Lt Col Qureshi has one message for young women of the country, “Join Army.”

6 Pictures Of MS Dhoni’s 1st PARA Jump Which Made Him Nervous

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A few pics of my 1st para jump. 2nd in line, a bit nervous yeah ofcourse

India ODI cricket captain MS Dhoni, also an honorary lieutenant colonel, became the first sportsperson, to para jump from a military transport An-32 aircraft, successfully completing the first jump as part of his training with the elite Para regiment of the Indian Army.

Recently MS Dhoni has shared few personal pictures of his 1st PARA jump on his social media account, he said it was fun but he was nervous before his first jump, indeed jumping from 15,000 feet for the first time can make anybody feel nervous, but it was challenging and MS Dhoni did it which is a great achievement for him.

Followed by 20 secs of peace, feeling of being a bird and then the chaos of how the landing wd be.
Followed by 20 secs of peace, feeling of being a bird and then the chaos of how the landing wd be.

Parachute coming out of the bag
Parachute coming out of the bag

Static line starts to work
Static line starts to work

Good position but not perfect
Good position but not perfect

First leap off a perfectly working aircraft
First leap off a perfectly working aircraft

A few pics of my 1st para jump. 2nd in line, a bit nervous yeah ofcourse
A few pics of my 1st para jump. 2nd in line, a bit nervous yeah ofcourse

 

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 Also Read: Mahender Singh Dhoni Motivated Kendriya Vidyalaya Students

NDA Exam Books PDF Free Download Online 2022

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NDA Exam Books

Candidates who are looking for the best NDA exam books (pdf) and free download can check the details here on this page. Candidates can download the free NDA exam book preparation material from the links given below.

The NDA department issued many vacancies time to time for the young boys to join the Indian defence forces as an officer. There are various sources available for preparing the NDA written exam like superior books, sample papers, previous Back papers etc.

That student is searching for the high-quality Books for NDA Exam 20186 Preparation thy can check the below list of NDA Preparation Books Free PDF which is help you to crack the Exam. Candidates those who are interested to know more about the NDA Study material they are on the right Webpage.

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The Union Public service Commission always conducted the NDA Exam 2016 twice time in a year. We are providing you the NDA Preparation Books Free PDF for downloading online for those students who are doing preparation for the National Defence Academy examination.

NDA Exam English eBook [1000+ Solved Questions]

NDA Exam GK eBook [1000+ Solved Questions]

NDA Exam Maths eBook [1000+ Solved Questions]

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Pathfinder for NDA & NA Entrance ExaminationConducted by UPSC (English) 7th Edition (Paperback)Arihant553/-
Pathfinder for NDA & NA Entrance Examination(English) 1st Edition (Paperback)Arihant550/-
Objective General Knowledge & Current Affairs (Level 2): Useful for UPSC / State PCS /Bank PO/NDA /CDS/ 1st Edition (Paperback)Disha Publication255/-
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NDA & NA National Defence Academy and Naval Academy Entrance Examination: 10 Practice Sets (English) 1st Edition (Paperback)Arihant Publications(I) Pvt.Ltd – Meerut196/-
STUDY PACKAGE FOR NDA (English) 1st Edition (Paperback)McGraw-Hill Education560/-
NDA/NA: Topic-wise Solved Papers (2006 – 2013) (English) (Paperback)Disha Publication374/-
Data Interpretation & Data Sufficiency MCQs| PCS | NDA | CDS | SSC& all other examinationsKalinjar Publication113/-
NDA/NA Chapter wise-Section wise Previous Years Question ofMathematics / English / General Ability With PaperbackArihant Publications290/-
G03MCQ SERIES: Indian Polity (Useful for UPSC, PSC, SSC and all other examination)(English) (Paperback)Neha Publishers & Distributors88/-
Basic Numeracy MCQs 1000+Q: Useful for IAS | PCS | NDA | CDS | SSC& all other Examinations (English) (Paperback)Kalinjar Publication113/-

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Mahender Singh Dhoni Motivated Kendriya Vidyalaya Students

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MS Dhoni with school kids

The most successful cricket captain of India Mahender Singh Dhoni visited Kendriya Vidyalaya Number 1 Agra during his Para training at the Para Trooping School. Kendriya Vidyalaya is considered as one of the best school in India and its alumni are successful in all possible fields which you can think.

Here are few images of MS Dhoni motivating the students of Kendriya Vidyalaya No 1 Agra.

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10 Entrepreneurship Lessons I Learned In The Indian Military Academy

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I spent years waiting for the day I graduated from school so I could join the Indian Army. I spent seven years preparing—spending weekends learning martial arts, shooting, trekking, training, and excelling at the National Cadet Corps.

I never gave up.

Fast forward four years—after a graduate degree in applied physics, and a six-day-long interview process in Allahabad—I finally got a call letter to join the prestigious Indian Military Academy (IMA) in Dehradun.

Captain of the house of Khetarpal said over 100,000 people applied that year. One hundred and eighty seven were chosen to serve—to serve the country, to serve in war and to serve in peace. I had never had a more memorable and proud moment in my life.

I spent months there, strengthening my strengths and diminishing my weaknesses. But then disaster struck. I broke my leg and lost the opportunity to serve 2nd Para—the commandos regiment—one of the toughest to get into.

I left and created companies. I failed at many, and also excelled at creating value for the market I focused in, along with 900 team members. Then I managed funds with a mix of failed and successful returns.

But the gentleman and the officer never left my soul. I lived like an army officer, out of uniform.

I think startups are much like the army.

You fight for what you believe in and you need an army of believers to achieve it. Your passion is always a war within you. The army and startups have a lot common—things that are important to both; leading 180 soldiers in war and peace or creating a startup team that will challenge the status quo.

1. Fieldcraft

One of the things I loved learning in the academy (and trying my best in startups) is fieldcraft. It’s a basic requirement to be a good soldier and a good entrepreneur.

So , what is fieldcraft?

Fieldcraft is the basic military skill to operate stealthily and the methods used to do so, which can differ during day or night and due to weather or terrain.

These skills include camouflage, land and water navigation, understanding the difference between concealment from view and cover from small arms’ fire, using the terrain and its features to mask ground movement, obstacle crossing, selecting good firing positions, lying up positions, camping positions, effective observation, camouflage penetration, counter-surveillance, detecting enemy-fire directionality and range, survival, evasion, and escape techniques.
Good fieldcraft is especially important for the effectiveness and survival of infantry soldiers, snipers, special forces, reconnaissance and sabotage teams. Efficient fieldcraft is only possible by spending time, effort, and attention to memorize battlefield details, infiltration and escape routes, construction and employment of hiding positions, enemy force doctrines and equipment.

Much like bootstrapping, eh?

2. Obey first

I think this is the first thing my trainers taught me. Your second names and schools don’t matter. You better obey before you command. It is an important part of the process. If you are not mentally ready to start a startup, work with one. You’ll notice the difference. It’s easier to lead and be respected by a bigger audience once you put your feet in their shoes.

3. Titles don’t matter

One of the many things I learned in the army, and while working in and with startups, is that job titles don’t matter. You are going to war with a soldier (who is not an officer) who has spent 30 years in the army, which means he has 30 years of knowledge on tactics and strategy. You, however, are just a young 21-year-old officer, with some magna cum laude in military strategy and a masters degree in advanced leadership. Working with a knowledgeable team is a blessing in a startup. Listen to them, allow freedom to speak, understand the context—you are ready to scale.

4. First, your country, your startup, the people you command

The IMA manifesto

This is the wisdom I follow, it sits proud on a wall in my home. It is from the first passing-out commencement speech made by Field Marshal Philip Chetwode, the founder of the Indian Military Academy.

5. Honest and brutal feedback

One of the things the army and its establishments are famous/infamous for is training. Some people say it’s brutal, a no-mercy-kind-of-place. I think it is imperative. To train future leaders, honest and brutally honest feedback while you learn is extremely important. In war, there aren’t too many opportunities to make a wrong decision and get away with it.

I think one thing I apply to life whether in the army or a startup is rigour. Ship fast, or die.

 

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6. Focus, discipline

As a startup, you are always listening to the market and customer—sometimes it is tough to keep the focus. You add more features, you cut some. You are a fan of one of the most abused words called “pivot” and do things because you like the word “pivot.” Stop. Focus.

7. Be a ‘T’ individual, specialisations are for insects

One thing you learn at the IMA is that specialisation is for insects. You need to master at least five or six verticals—like we all do in our own startups. As founders, we even do goddamn accounting. Be a ‘T’ individual—be vertically knowledgeable at one skill—and excel at it. Be good at a bunch of other skills, too, even if it is an inch deep.

8. Speak less, do more

That.

9. Listen to everyone, but trust your own judgment above all

Because you know your business, more than your investors and the press.

10. Gentleman. Officer. Entrepreneur.

Like the army, entrepreneurship is not a career. It is a way of life.

source: Medium.

Dress Code For Army Recruitment In Bihar: No Dress

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Hello, Warriors. Dress codes are one thing, but what happened during an Army recruitment exam in Bihar is beyond bizarre. Aspirants appearing in army recruitment examination in Bihar’s Muzaffarpur District were asked to sit in underwear to prevent cheating. Their dress code was, yes, NO DRESS!

According to a report in The Indian Express, over 1,150 candidates aspiring to join the Army were dressed only in their underwear, sitting on an open ground in Muzaffarpur on Sunday.

The examination was being conducted for the recruitment of soldiers in the army. These included candidates hoping to make it as soldiers on general duty, clerical and technical roles.

The 1,150 hopefuls were asked to sit in an open ground with no clothes on, with their dignity tattered, to ‘save time on frisking’.

The aspirants, which included around 775 candidates appearing for the general duty category, 211 candidates in clerical and 173 candidates in technical category, were not even provided with a desk to write the hour-long exam.

In a state notorious for cheating – blatant and often aided by examiners and parents – the army officials decided that it was the best way to eliminate the possibility of scraps of paper hidden in clothes.

Defending the outrageous move, Army Regional office director Colonel VS Godhara said: “I am entitled to all precautions necessary. In the past year, there have been two instances of candidates hiding cheating slips and mobile phones in their vests and undergarments.”

The candidates finally sat cross-legged on the ground in their briefs and used their thighs as tables for the one-hour test. Some complained they were cold and uncomfortable, but they had no choice.

A candidate, who did not wish to be named, told The Indian Express, “As we entered Chakkar Maidan, the venue, we were asked to remove all clothes except underwear. We had no option but to comply with the instructions even though it felt odd. The gap between candidates was about eight feet in all directions.”

The report said that local residents pointed out that this was the second time that the Army recruitment test was being conducted in this manner.

Last year, images of mass cheating involving Class 10 students made international headlines. Parents, relatives and others were seen scaling the walls of the exam centre to pass scraps of papers to students, unrestricted.

In January, ahead of the board exams, Bihar announced a Rs. 20,000 fine for students caught cheating and jail for relatives caught helping them. The state has also ordered CCTV cameras in classrooms, and a live stream of some exam centres.

The Patna High Court has taken notice of these pictures and filed a suo moto Public Interest Litigation (PIL). The court will be hearing the case today.

Do you think this is the right way to curb cheatings in examinations in a state like Bihar?

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12 Things About India’s Anti-Radiation Missile

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Hello, Warriors. India is developing an Anti-Radiation Missile (ARM) which can hugely multiply the strike capabilities by destroying the enemy’s advance warning system, after the success of Agni-V project.

Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) has decided to conduct captive flight trials of an advanced, state-of-the-art Anti-Radiation Missile (ARM) in April-May 2016. This will be followed by the maiden flight test that will be held by the end of 2016.

Here is all that you need to know about it:

  1. Production of the ARM, which is among the most advanced missiles, is being undertaken on priority basis by the Defence Research and Development Laboratory (DRDL).
  2. ARM is an air-to-surface tactical missile indigenously developed by DRDL including its heat seeker.
  3. The ARM is used to take out surface-to-air missile (SAM) sites during an air raid on an enemy country.
  4. It is capable of targeting enemy’s air defence capabilities by attacking radars and communication facilities by picking up the radiation or signals from these facilities.
  5. These missiles can detect radar by tracking its electro-magnetic radiation & pulses generated and would be independent of the radar wavelength, being able to destroy it.
  6. This indigenously built tactical missile is an air-to-surface missile (ASM) with a range of 100 km to 125 km.
  7. Instead of thrust propulsion, the missile uses dual pulse propulsion system as in the case of LR-SAM. The dual pulse propulsion will widen the envelope as well as the engagement capability of the missile.
  8. The missile will be mounted on India’s frontline air superiority fighters like the Sukhoi Su-30MKI and the indigenous multi-role fighter LCA Tejas.
  9. The ARM missile will be inducted into Indian Armed Forces till 2018 after successfully conducting a number of developmental trials.
  10. Such missiles, currently in use of some major powers like the US, can detect and attack a radar antenna or transmitter with minimal aircrew input. The ARMs are currently with only a handful of countries, like the US, Germany, Russia and Brazil.
  11. The proportional guidance system that homes in on enemy radar emissions has a fixed antenna and seeker head in the missile’s nose.
  12. After coasting the missile for the required duration by firing the first pulse, the second pulse will be initiated just before interception of the target or during the terminal phase.

The Indian Air Force would be inducting the anti-radiation missile (ARM) within two years, following the completion of all the developmental trails whereas India’s hostile neighbour, Pakistan has the Brazil-made MAR-1 anti-radiation missiles integrated into its JF-17 Thunder and Mirage III/V strike aircraft.

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