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G.K Boost Series- Islamic State Of Iraq And Syria (ISIS)

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If there is one thing that is making a constant appearance in the international column of the newspapers, it is surely the ISIS( Islamic State Of Iraq and Syria). From the last 12-14 months we have been hearing about the brutal, ruthless and inhumane acts of this terrorist group. The magnitude of the grotesque acts afflicted by this group has alarmed the whole globe and various organizations like NATO have pledged their support to combat this anti-human warfare group. Today, we will try to shed some light on this burning issue.

HOW DID IT START AND WHAT ARE ITS OBJECTIVES

This group had started in 2004 as Al Qaeda in Iraq (AQI) and renamed itself as ISIS two years later. This is predominantly a group of radicalized Sunni Muslims who wish to establish primitive Islamic State in the Middle Eastern Region to be governed by strict shariah law. This group is headed by the Iraqi fundamentalist Abu Bakr Al Baghdadi who is also the self proclaimed caliph of the Islamic World. This group has crossed all limits of heinousness to get its wishes fulfilled; it has beheaded umpteen numbers of individuals who refused to accept shariah law and has also committed hideous atrocities against women. This group has already captured the area between central Iraq and northern Syria which gives them access to many pivotal oilfields.

CURRENT STATE

Currently, the ISIS militant group is growing in numbers and already controls an area which is equal to the size of Britain. It is also speculated that around 8-9 million people live in the areas controlled by this militant group. This group has access to many modern weapons and equipments which makes it very dangerous to confront with. It has already boisterously beheaded many foreign individuals from countries like U.S, U.K and Japan. The recent attacker of the Charlie Hebdo incident is also said to have ISIS allegiance. Even today this group is continuing is execrable and reprehensible activities without any restraint. Despite several air strikes by US led forces, ground strikes by Iraqi and Syrian governments, there is no thwarting this pro-Sunni bandwagon. This group is growing popular among radical Sunni Muslims across the globe and many foreign individuals are said to have joined this group. Even in India two people were caught for having alleged links with this terrorist organization.

HOW DOES IT SUSTAIN ITSELF

When almost the whole world is united against them, then how do they fund themselves? Well, it gets money from the taxes they impose on the people living in areas under their siege, extortion, selling the oil from the oil fields in their control in the black market and by looting the homes of people who fled. It has also been reported that several rich businessmen from countries like Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia who share anti-Shiite sentiments give money to the ISIS. Reportedly, ISIS makes more than $10 billion a month.

FINAL VERDICT

Though we have been witnessing many terrorist organizations trying to impose Islam on the whole world in the past, ISIS has taken this mission to another level by going on a ruthless rampage. It has not left any individual from any country. Whoever has tried to cross their path has been stifled. Even though aid from the countries like US has helped to control their activities, there is a need of a global consensus and will to combat this venomous group. The activities of this group are not against a certain sect of people, it is against mankind. It is time that soft countries like India step up the plate and do something conclusive to annihilate this group. Mere airstrikes won’t help; we need an army of foot soldiers to counter them. The whole world should consider it as a menace which needs to be obliterated as soon as possible. For, if this organization succeeds in its mission, several similar dormant groups will follow suit which will make the whole world RED by blood all over its surface. Therefore, it is imperative that the top most nations of the world join hands and do whatever it takes to stop and finish off this antihuman group.

I hope it has been worth a read. For any queries, suggestions and views you can contact me on [email protected]. Keep visiting our website for more such insightful articles. JAI HIND

Women’s Day Special: What We Women Need And What Not

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So today is international women’s day, a day celebrated every year on March 8th world wide to celebrate women’s achievements throughout history and across nations. I have been observing every year, the posts, the messages, and the emails which people share and send every year on this day. Many of which are sent by the online shopping companies, who celebrate the women’s day more than everybody else by giving discounts and offers. Ironically we women, according to a cliché just love to shop, so that is the best thing that we could get on our day, right? Many of these posts are shared by women, and some men, who are termed feminist. It has been just two days to a big festival, holi, I was surprised by the amount of wishes I got.

10th Anniversary of Olive Greens Institute

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Olive Greens Institute, located at Lohia International School, Manimajra, Chandigarh, is in true earnest, committed to inspire and train young aspirants to join the Armed Forces as Officers. It made a humble beginning in February 2005 at YMCA, Chandigarh. Later on, to cater to increased demand due to rising popularity of the training programme, it moved to its present location at Manimajra for want of more space and added facilities. The high point of training at Olive Greens is a 2.5 acre of Group Testing ground, constructed exactly to the specifications of a Service Selection Board (SSB), which provides a realistic experience of training to the candidates.
Defence aspirants are drawn from all over India. They are accommodated in comfortable Guest House, separately for girls and boys. The Institute has its integral transport facilities for the hostel and outdoor training. Olive Greens Institute, till date, has trained over 18,000 candidates of which over 6000 have qualified SSB, to become commissioned officers in the Armed Forces. Many of them have excelled with top honours in the training academies. The Institute is liberal in giving concessions / incentives to the needy / BPL category of students.
Olive Green Coaching
What is noteworthy about this Institute is that, it has a fairly high selection rate at the SSB, especially that of lady candidates, which actually aligns with the vision of ‘Nari Shakti’ as enunciated by our Prime Minister. It is pertinent to add that that many of the lady officers trained at Olive Greens participated in the recent  Republic Day Parade, out of whom two siblings Lt Surabhi Gandhi and Lt Saloni Gandhi of the Indian Navy were interviewed by NDTV News Channel.
Another distinctive achievement, that makes the Institute unique, is that it has been conferred with ISO 9001-2008 Certification by TUV Austria, for its proficient standards and quality training,the only SSB training Institute in India with a ISO certification for quality training.

Read More: OliveGreens – Your Companion In The Journey Towards Success

How to fill the PIQ Form to Impress the IO

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Personal Information Questionnaire or PIQ form, as the name suggests is a form which holds your personal details. These details are not only your name, or general information about you, but the other part of information which helps the board to understand your personality and judge you. Generally two copies of the same form are to be filled by the candidates, where one copy goes to the psychologist and the other one goes to the Interviewing Officer. We have covered a lot of article which explain you about the PIQ, they different columns, their importance etc. Here in this article however, I’ll be talking about how to fill the PIQ in order to impress the Interviewing Officer. The need to impress the Interviewing Officer is there, because your interview is either partially or totally based on what you write in your PIQ form.

How to fill the PIQ Form to Impress the IO

  1.  Neat is Good: Of course everybody prefers papers which are neatly written. You would have seen some dumb students scoring good marks just because they write it neatly, in good handwriting. So A good handwriting is a must for the PIQ. Avoid any scribbling, overwriting or cutting. Write in a good legible handwriting. He’ll be instantly interested in reading your PIQ.
  2. What you see is what you BUY: Okay, I have converted the age old phrase of hindi “Jo dikhta hai Wo bikta hai” here. But it is so true. You need to improve your presentation skills in order to attract somebody. Packaging is so very important. Present your content in a proper way. Like for writing percentage and achievements, instead of writing nothing there, write about the distinctions you got in some subject.
    How to fill the PIQ Form to Impress the IO
  3. Order matters: Do not mix up things and write there, especially in the case of your achievements, and position of responsibility. Follow a proper order, as in either begin from the earlier things and come to recent one’s or begin from recent and go to earlier. The latter is preferred.
  4. Too many cooks spoil the broth: You must have heard this for such a long time. This holds true here too. Suppose you were an extra ordinary child and have ample of achievements associated. Of course you should not write everything there. If you are writing too many things, it looks like you are bragging the unimportant things. So if you have more than four-five achievements do not write all of them. Give weight age to the one’s which are more important. If you are writing everything your paper will look like a scribbled piece of jigsaw and it’ll dilute the affect.
  5. Honesty is what he is looking for: Never under any circumstance lie or brag in your PIQ. AN officer must be honest and dishonesty is a strict no. Many candidates think that they can write anything they want, to cast a good impression and they won’t be caught. But in the interview he’ll trap you with your questions. SO never lie in your PIQ. Just write the things which are real and valid.

GD Topics for SSB 2016

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GD Topics for SSB 2015
GD is very essential part of SSB Interview, especially during PPDT and GTO. In this post candidates can find GD topics for SSB Interview which they might face in 2016. In this post we will be talking about latest 50 group discussion topics which you might face in SSB interview or any other interview for that matter. These are the basic GD topics which are asked frequently in Army, Navy and Air Force ssb interview during group tasks. Candidates can prepare these group discussion topics to score good marks during group discussion.

50 GD Topics for SSB Interview

  1. Decommissioning of the planning committee. Is it good or bad?
  2. AAP in Delhi. Is it a step towards a corruption free India?
  3. FDI, good or Bad.
  4. Indo-US nuclear Deal. Is it the right step for India.
  5. Obama in India. Substance or Symbolism.
  6. The future of Dassault Rafale Deal.
  7. Agni V, India’s new ICBM is it enough?
  8. Do Indians care about National festivals?
  9. Interest hike from RBI.
  10. Is it time for Dhoni to retire completely?
  11. Will India ever make it to the FIFA World Cup?
  12. The Ukraine Issue, will it lead to third world war?
  13. Are USA and Russia on the verge of a new Cold War.
  14. Is it right for TATA to produce cars for European Market and not sell them in India.
  15. China’s Dam on Brahmaputra, will it cause Havoc in downriver regions of India?
  16. The AIB roast Issue.
  17. Is Horse Trading going on in Bihar (the chief minister not having majority).
  18. Criminalization in UP politics.
  19. What does India need in military modernization?
  20. Valentine’s day, is it just commercialization?
  21. Where does India stand in modern literature?
  22. Is Arnab Goswami’s style of journalism ethical?
  23. Should we have a national language?
  24. Is internet eating up the childhood?
  25. Do the Indian youth act or just react?
  26. Internet protests versus real life protests?
  27. Are we forgetting our seven Sisters?
  28. The regionalism in India. How do we improve it?
  29. Is it right to censor public display of affection in India?
  30. Is censorship needed in the entertainment industry?
  31. Women are underpaid, undervalued and underutilized.
  32. Is NOTA worth?
  33. Social media is eating up the real conversation?
  34. Communication skills, computer familiarity and personal initiative are the three greatest needs of young people.
  35. Football is a better game than Cricket for India?
  36. We have a democratic system but not democratic values.
  37. Hard Work versus Smart Work.
  38. Which is a bigger threat? Naxalism, Maoism or terrorism?
  39. Is online shopping going against the local retailers?
  40. Reorganization of states on linguistic basis. Is it justifiable?
  41. Does Indian education system needs reform?
  42. Gross Domestic Happiness and not Gross Domestic Product defines the growth of a country?
  43. Too much money and too much attention is being given to cricketers?
  44. Do our planners lack foresight?
  45. Capital punishment.
  46. Good economics is good politics?
  47. Should Indian States be given more autonomy?
  48. Is Indian media playing a proper role?
  49. Crime against Women, whose fault is it?
  50. Will banning days like Valentines day, kiss day or hug day, restore our culture?

What are the different GD topics you have faced during your AFSB or SSB Interview, kindly share the GD topics in the comment section below.

Everything about CDSE

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Hello aspirants, we are going to discuss about the Combined Defense Service Examination in this article. We are trying tocover everything related to that exam, and we hope that this article will be of use for all those who want to know what is CDSE.

What is CDSE?

CDSE or Combined Service Examination is a written exam which is conducted twice every year, generally in the month of February and August.  The notification for the exam comes in the month of December and June. This is one the modes for the graduates to choose defense as their career option.

Who conducts CDSE?

It is conducted by Union Public Service Commission, which is called UPSC in abbreviated form.
How to apply for it?
The mode of application for this exam is online only. Male candidates have to pay a minimal fee of 200 to apply for this exam, while female candidates and some special candidates have a fee concession.

Who can give CDSE?

Both male and female candidates can apply for this exam, provided they are eligible by their age an educational qualifications.
What are the services to be applied for?
Male candidates can apply for Army (Both Short Service and Permanent Commission in Non-Tech Field, trained in Officers Training Academy and Indian Military Academy), Navy (Permanent Commission, Trained in Naval Academy) and AirForce (Permanent Commission in Flying Branch only Trained in Air Force Academy). Women can only apply for Indian Army, Short Service Commission in Non-tech Field, trained in

What is the CDSE age limit?

  • 19-24 Years: Indian Military Academy
  • 19-22 Years: Naval Academy
  • 19-23 Years: Air Force Academy
  • 19-25 Years: Officers’ Training Academy

What is the CDSE educational qualification?

  • IMA & OTA: Degree of a recognized University or equivalent
  • Naval Academy: B.Sc. with Physics & Mathematics or Bachelor of Engg
  • Air Force Academy: B.Sc. with Physics and/or Mathematics or Bachelor of Engg

What is the CDSE cut off?

The Cutoff varies for different academies. For AirForce it is the highest. It depends on the aspirants and how much they score that year. You can refer to the cutoff’s for different years and analyze the cutoff for yourself

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What is the scope for the CDSE?

  • Indian Military Academy
  • Naval Academy and
  • Air Force Academy
    • English (Objective type)
    • General Knowledge (Objective type)
    • Elementary Mathematics (Objective type)
100 Marks Each (Total 300)
  • Officers’ Training Academy
    • English (Objective type)
    • General Knowledge (Objective type)
100 Marks Each (Total 200 marks)
For each right answer you get 3 marks, and a deduction of one mark for every wrong answer.

What is the whole CDSE process?

Written interview is followed by a personality test called SSB. You can get more details on SSB by following up articles on the same.

How to prepare for CDSE?

You can follow our written exam preparation blog for preparing for the exam. You can get a good book meant for it and start your preparation much in advance. The key to success is that you need to do a systematic and organized preparation. You need to focus on the major areas and your basics.

Armed Forces Medical Services Notification 2019

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Armed Forces Medical Services Notification 2015

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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This Para Commando Will Give You Goosebumps

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Indian Army Para Commando

Para Commandos are an extraordinary powers unit of the Indian Army ordered with missions, for example, unique operations, direct activity, prisoner salvage, counter-terrorism, whimsical fighting, uncommon surveillance, outside inward resistance, counter-multiplication, counter-uprising, look for and demolish and personnel recuperation.
Shaped on July 1, 1966, the Para Commandos are the opposite side of the coin of the exceptionally prepared Parachute Regiment of the Indian Army.

This Para Commando Will Give You Goosebumps

In view of its predefined part, the regiment needs to be kept at ideal level of operational proficiency and physical wellness. Towards this end, this uncommonly chose labor ought to be nearly youthful, physically fit and rationally vigorous, savvy, inventive and exceptionally energetic in order to effectively achieve the relegated operational errands.

Do you like to be in the special force? Hope now you know what it takes to be a Para commando AKA Red Devil. If you our future para commando, leave a comment below. All the best.

NCC 37 Special Entry Merit List Men and Women

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NCC 37 merit list

Indian army has published the NCC 37 Merit list for the course commencing in April 2015 at OTA, Chennai. Candidates who have successfully cleared the NCC 37 ssb interview and medical examination can look for their name in the NCC 37 merit list, Indian army will be issuing joining instructions as per the order of merit.

NCC 37 Merit List Men

  1. Joining Instructions to all qualified candidates will be issued strictly as per the merit list and subject to medical fitness and educational eligibility.
  2. The Course is commencing on 06 April 2015.

There are total 31 candidates who have cleared NCC 37 ssb interview and out of which 21 candidates are considered as fit and rest of them got AMB [Appeal Medical Board].

Check NCC 37 Merit List

NCC 37 merit list

NCC 37 Merit List Women

  1. Joining Instructions to all qualified candidates will be issued strictly as per the merit list and subject to medical fitness and educational eligibility.
  2. The Course is commencing on 06 April 2015.

Check NCC 37 Merit list for women.

Fast Track Selection 2016 by Indian Air Force

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Fast Track Selection 2015

Indian air force is conducting FTS – Fast Track Selection on 28th Feb 2015 in Punjab, Chennai and Bangalore. Candidates who are willing to join Flying, Meteorology or Accounts branch of Indian air force can attend the fast track selection at the respective places as mentioned below on 28th Feb 2015. Candidates can apply for fast track selection 2015 on the spot at their respective location. Invites enterprising and adventurous men and women to join as officers in Flying, Meteorology and Accounts Branches through Fast track selection on 28 February At

Fast Track Selection 2015

Fast Track Selection 2015 IAF Location Details

  • HKBK College of Engineering. 22/1, Nagawara, Bengaluru
  • Sathybama University, Jeppiar Nagar, Rajiv Gandhi Salai, Chennai
  • Chandigarh Groups of Colleges Landran (Mohali), Punjab

Date of Fast Track Selection 2015 : 28th Feb 2015

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*Upper age limit relaxed upto 25 years for holders of valid and current Commercial Pilot’s License (CPL) isssued by DGCA (India).
# Uppper age limit relaxed upto 25 years for M. Com.
**Upper age limit relaxed upto 27 years for CA/ICWA.
***Upper age limit relaxed upto 27 years for Ph D.

Fast Track Selection 28 Feb 2015 Registration Process

  1. Registration will be carried only for degree holders and appearing candidates of 2015 batch. Candidates appearing in final year/semester examinations may apply for courses commencing July 2015 provided they fulfill the following conditions:-
    • Candidates should not have any present backlog and should have secured a minimum 60% marks in aggregate in all papers put together upto the last semester/year for which results have been declare at the time of SSB.
    • Candidates should be able to provide provisional/original certificate issued by University latest by 15 June 15.
  2. Candidates short listed on the basis of Phase-I testing (AFCAT and Screening test for Flying & Accounts Branch and only Screening test for Meteorology Branch) will be called for further testing at one of the Air Force Selection Boards. Selected candidates should be able to submit all documents before 15 June 15 and will be inducted for training in July 2015 Course.
  3. Candidates who have already appeared for 5 Day testing in any of the AFSBs for 198/15F/SSC/M, 198/15F/SSC/W (for Flying Branch) & 197/15G/PC/M,197/15G/SSC/M and 197/15G/SSC/W (for Accounts and Meteorology Branch) are not eligible. Airmen and other equivalents are not eligible to apply.
  4. List of documents to be carried by candidates for registration:-
    • 10th and 12th mark sheet and pass certificate.
    • All semester/year mark sheet of Graduation/ Post Graduation course along with provisional/original degree certificate.
    • Two recent passport size colour photograph and proof of identity.
  5. This is an abridged advertisement, for detailed terms and conditions, educational qualifications, age & other relevant information, refer Employment News dated 07 June 14 and 12 July 14 or visit www.careerairforce.nic.in davp 10801/11/0082/1415

FTS- Fast Track Selection 28 Feb 2015 Notifications

Visit: careerairforce.nic.in for more details.