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Situation Reaction Test, Mistakes Done By Candidates and How To Deal With It

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This post is all about the most common situation reaction test examples and mistakes done by most of the candidates while reacting to them. As most of you know that Situation Reaction Test is a part of psychological test series conducted under stage two testing at SSB. Situation Reaction Test examples are designed by DIPR which stands for Defence Institute of Psychological Research (DIPR is a premier research laboratory of Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO) and has completed more than six decades of dedicated service to the nation in general, and Indian Armed Forces, in particular).

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These SRT examples are created in such a way that they bring out your intellectual and analytical ability, not only these, but your responses towards situation reaction test examples [SRTs] talks a lot about your personality like, what kind of person you are, what could be your family background, what could be your surroundings etc. As we are already giving lot of tips related to Situation reaction Test, in this article we are going to give some most commonly asked situation reaction test examples, and the mistakes candidates make while writing their responses. Like always, we are not going to give a fixed solution to any situation reaction test example here, but we would be discussing about the wrong assumptions made by the candidates while reacting to these common situation reaction test examples.

Most Common Situation Reaction Test Examples

  1. He was on his way to home and suddenly it started raining heavily. He.
  2. In his train compartment, two gunmen force passengers to give their belongings. He.
  3. He was in charge of a wireless board in a sailing ship which lost its communication with the coast. He.
  4. During a trekking trip, he was left alone in the jungle. He.
  5. He saw his girlfriend walking with another person on his way. He.
  6. He was playing outdoor and his brother got seriously injured and it started to rain heavily. He.
  7. The leader of his trekking team decides to take a longer route when the time is running out. He.
  8. He was walking on a dark street with his girlfriend then suddenly 10 armed people came & started harassing his girlfriend the next police station was 10km away. He..?

Above we have given 7 different but common situation reaction test examples which you will face at SSB. If not same, you will find the similar type of situations very often in situation reaction test.situation reaction test

Common Mistake Made By Aspirants In The Above Mentioned Situation Reaction Test Examples Respectively

  1. You can simply say as he is going back on his car, so he will drive safely and reach home. Stop exaggerating the heavy rain, heavy rain is not going to kill you.
  2. Could be a routine checkup by RPF jawans, think of the most likely situation, to be practical, only two gunmen can not loot the whole train, not even in Bollywood movies.
  3. A ship normally faces communication problem, which is a normal scenario, being a ship encharge it is very easy for you to make it work again and use another communication system meanwhile. Again, think practically, if you were a normal passenger on that ship, then it will be a problem for you to fix it, but not for a ship in charge.
  4. Use your mobile phone, yes will work in a normal Jungle where you would go for a trekking trip.
  5. You could go and meet your girlfriend and your girlfriend’s girlfriend. You are so lucky to talk with two young girls, what else do you want! On a serious note, “person” could be a male or female, all it depends on how you perceive it. Be witty sometimes.
  6. Take out his car and go to hospital along with his injured brother and take care of him. No car? Take neighbours help and go to hospital in neighbour’s car along with his injured brother. Also, make sure you use “injured brother” this shows that your good in communication and more analytical.
  7. In this type of SRTs, be a good follower. You could say you would help the leader with your best ability and reach in time.
  8. As it says, next police station is 10 km, you are standing in front of a police station. Think cleverly.

SRT:

He was walking on a dark street with his girl friend then suddenly 10 armed people came & started harassing his girlfriend the next police station was 10km away. He..?

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Hope these situation reaction test examples would help you to understand how to deal with SRT. Below are few situation reaction test examples for your practice. Write your responses in the comment box below. All the best.

  1. He was travelling to his SSB centre, and just before reaching the station, he found that his suitcase is lost
  2. He had exams the next day & the road to his school was flooded with continuous rain for last two days
  3. Severe drought conditions were prevailing in your district.
  4. You did something wrong what you shouldn’t have done. You
  5. You had boarded a wrong train and only two minutes were left for the right train to start
  6. He and his friends are travelling from a speedy train when his friend looks out of the window and gets hit by a pole. He..?
  7. He and his father were going on a scooter when they met with an accident. Both of them get hurt but his father is severely injured and on calling for help no turns up, he.
  8. He was forced to join the Railways but he was really not interested. He.

All the best!

TGC and SSC-Tech SSB Interview Questions

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As the TGC and SSC-Tech SSB interviews approach, candidates who have successfully applied for these entries need to prepare for the specific questions that may be asked during the interview. Unlike other entries such as CDSE, TGC and SSC-Tech entries require a focus on technical knowledge and engineering streams relevant to the Indian Army.

While there can be numerous TGC and SSC-Tech SSB interview questions, here are some key topics you should focus on to answer the fundamental questions during your interview, categorized by your branch and technical aspects related to the Indian Army.

TGC and SSC-Tech SSB Interview Questions

Electrical Engineering Branch TGC and SSC-tech Questions [Topic]

  • Quantities and Units
  • Voltage,
  • Current and Resistance
  • Ohm’s Law
  • Energy and Power
  • Series Circuits Parallel Circuits
  • Series-Parallel Circuits
  • Circuit Theorems and Conversions
  • Branch, Loop and Node Analyses
  • Magnetism and Electromagnetism
  • Alternating Current and Voltage
  • Capacitors
  • Inductors
  • Transformers
  • RC Circuits
  • RL Circuits
  • RLC Circuits and Resonance
  • Passive Filters
  • Circuit Theorems in AC Analysis
  • Time Response of Reactive Circuits
  • Three-Phase Systems in Power Applications

Example Questions:

  1. What is Ohm’s law?
  2. How does ceiling fan works?
  3. What type of current do we have in Desktop?

More:

  1. SSB Interview Questions.
  2. Technical Questions in SSB Interview.

Computer Science and Information Technology Branch TGC and SSC-tech Questions [Topic]

  • C Programming Questions
  • C++ Programming Questions
  • C# Programming Questions
  • Java Programming Questions
  • Database Questions
  • Computer Science Questions
  • Networking Questions

Example Questions:

  1. What is Database?
  2. Why do we use C programming?
  3. A difference between Java and Javascript?

Chemical Engineering TGC and SSC-tech Questions [Topic]

  • Fluid Mechanics
  • Heat Transfer
  • Mechanical Operations
  • Mass Transfer
  • Petroleum Refinery Engineering
  • Fertiliser Technology
  • Chemical Process
  • Stoichiometry
  • Process Control and Instrumentation
  • Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
  • Chemical Reaction Engineering
  • Fuels and Combustion
  • Materials and Construction
  • Process Equipment and Plant Design
  • Chemical Engineering Plant Economics
  • Nuclear Power Engineering
  • Furnace Technology
  • Refractory Technology
  • Environmental Engineering
  • Polymer Technology

Example Questions:

  1. What is Vander’s wall force?
  2. What kind of colloidal system fog is?
  3. Annealing of white cast iron produces what kind of iron?

Mechanical Engineering TGC and SSC-tech Questions [Topic]

  • Engineering Mechanics
  • Strength of Materials
  • Hydraulics and Fluid Mechanics
  • Hydraulic Machines
  • Thermodynamics
  • Steam Boilers and Engines
  • Steam Nozzles and Turbines Machine Design
  • IC Engines and Nuclear Power Plants
  • Engineering Materials
  • Compressors, Gas Dynamics and Gas Turbines
  • Theory of machines
  • Heat Transfer, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
  • Workshop Technology
  • Production Engineering
  • Automobile Engineering
  • Industrial Engineering and Production Management

Example Questions:

  1. Laws of Thermodynamics?
  2. Define the mechanism of a racing car?
  3. Explain different types of car engines?

Civil Engineering TGC and SSC-tech Questions [Topic]

  • Building Materials
  • Building Construction
  • Surveying
  • Concrete Technology
  • Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering
  • Advanced Surveying
  • Applied Mechanics
  • Strength of Materials
  • Hydraulics
  • Water Resources Engineering
  • Waste Water Engineering
  • Water Supply Engineering
  • RCC Structures Design
  • Steel Structure Design
  • Irrigation
  • Highway Engineering
  • Railways
  • Airport Engineering
  • Construction Management
  • SI Units
  • Theory of Structures
  • Structural Design Specifications
  • Estimating and Costing
  • Tunnelling
  • Docks and Harbours
  • Engineering Economy
  • Elements of Remote Sensing

Example Questions:

  1. Explain the concreting process?
  2. What do you understand by “preset” during the installation process of bridge bearings?
  3. Why are steel plates inserted inside bearings in elastomeric bearings?

Electronic and Communication TGC and SSC-tech Questions [Topic]

  • Voltage and Current
  • Series Circuits
  • Parallel Circuits
  • Series-Parallel Circuits
  • Capacitors
  • Inductors
  • RLC Circuits and Resonance
  • Diodes and Applications
  • Operational Amplifiers
  • Quantities and Units
  • Ohm’s Law
  • Magnetism and Electromagnetism
  • Alternating Current and Voltage RC Circuits
  • RL Circuits
  • Transformers
  • Time Response of Reactive Circuits
  • Transistors and Applications
  • Basic Op-Amp Circuits
  • Special-Purpose Op-Amp Circuits
  • Measurement, Conversion and Control
  • Resistance and Power
  • Alternating Current vs Direct Current
  • Semiconductor Principles
  • Bipolar Junction Transistors (BJT)
  • Field Effect Transistors (FET)
  • Thyristors and Tranducers
  • Analog to Digital
  • Number Systems and Codes
  • Logic Gates
  • Logic Circuit Simplification
  • Standard Logic Devices (SLD)
  • Programmable Logic Devices (PLD)
  • Testing and Troubleshooting
  • Combinational Logic Circuits
  • Flip-Flops and Timers
  • Sequential Logic Circuits
  • Arithmetic Operations and Circuits
  • Semiconductor Memory
  • Analog and Digital Converters
  • Computer Hardware and Software

Example Questions:

  1. What is RLC circuit?
  2. What is Op-Amp circuit?
  3. Explain the function of RADAR?
  4. At what height should install an antenna for a better signal?

These are few topics and questions for TGC and SSC-tech ssb interview related to your engineering Brach. Below we are giving some basic question for engineers related to the Indian army.

  1. What branch of the Indian army would you join if you get selected?
  2. What are the engineering Units of Indian Army?
  3. What is the full form of EME?
  4. What is the role for EME in the Indian army?
  5. What is the role of SIGNAL in the Indian army?
  6. What is the role of Mech Infantry in the Indian army?
  7. What is the latest RADAR used by the Indian army?
  8. What improvement in Technology you would suggest in the Indian army?
  9. How will you improve Indian army technically?
  10. What Unit would you join if you get selected for Indian army?
  11. What are the latest requirements used by the Indian army?

Hope you get the idea of what kind of TGC and SSC-Tech SSB interview questions you might face during TGC and SSC-tech SSB interview. We wish you more success.

Leave your comments below if you liked this post, share with others. Jai Hind.

Operation Maitri by Indian Army

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Operation Maitri

Operation Maitri ‪#‎NepalEarthquake‬ ‪#‎IndianArmyRescueReliefWork‬
The Defence Wing, Embassy of India, Kathmandu, Nepal, under the Defence Attache Col Man Raj Singh Mann, has been working round the clock since the earthquake struck on 25 Apr 15. A dedicated team of six officers, four JCOs and 35 OR have been working relentlessly at Kathmandu and Pokhra, to facilitate relief operations by the Indian Embassy, Indian Army, Indian Air Force and the NDRF. They have ensured flawless coordination and smooth conduct of relief and restoration operations to include coordination with the Nepalese Army and the Nepalese Government, induction of troops, food & relief material and provision of medical aid. They have been the ‘Backbone of Op Maitri’. Defence Wing personnel, despite themselves having suffered in this earthquake (as their families are residing in Kathmandu), were the first responders and have continued to give their undivided focus in the ongoing operations without care to their own personal requirements.Operation Maitri

GD At Screening Round of SSB

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GD At Screening Round of SSB : This has been shared before that GD at SSB is primarily different from those happening at campuses for corporate jobs in college or at any other level. At Corporate GD people are interested to look for fit by few qualities while at SSB assessors look for 15 OLQ’s along with the psychological mindset of the candidate so one has to prepare accordingly. I have been hearing myths in and around the web space for GD so thought of addressing the same here on a common platform. The following myths came to my ear:

  • I spoke a lot in GD still I was not selected in screening.

  • I initiated and even my story was selected in the group still I could not make in other rounds.

  • There was a fish market situation and people were fighting and I controlled the group

  • People who were shouting were screened in while others were not taken

  • I did well in GD still not selected in screening.

ssb screening gdNow I will try to analyse certain things here to make things clear to my aspirants. First of All selection in screening is primarily based on many things and not on GD, but aspirants pay full emphasis on GD only. It depends on Individual narration, story quality also and then comes priority for GD, so there have been cases where aspirants who have good narration, and a wonderful story revealing qualities had been selected even though they could not get chance to speak a single word at GD because of fish market situation. The following ways are good pointers that can help you in GD at SSB and save you, thus moving you ahead in the next round:

  • Listening skill is a quality also and helps a lot in GD where the goal is for the conclusion so listen to each and every story carefully so that you have a lot of data to speak on.
  • Keeping a positive body language is a must to show the assessors that you are not afraid of any situation come whatever may be and you have the courage to face them boldly.
  • Listening to the rules of the GD as told by assessors carefully as at some point of time important instructions can be given.
  • Be calm while speaking and keep aggression aside as such things give a negative mark in GD.
  • There should be voice modulations in GD as monotonous tone does not suit the audience and they can lose interest.

Body language in such an exercise is very important and I would deal it in a separate article. Still If you have any confusion or feel to take individual assessment of personality for OLQ’s or prepare from your place itself through one to one interaction through my mentoring / counselling program drop me a mail at [email protected] or add me on Fb and drop in a message. Though screening is important but the importance should be paid towards the right direction of preparation as SSB is just about your personality and your life but your energy should be channelized properly. So work for your goal and stay away from myths.

Money Vs Our National Flag, What Will You Choose?

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So this experiment is done by a youtube channel Funk You where these boys kept our national flag on the road along with money. Many people overlooked our national flag and only picked up the money. But, there are many who picked up both and picked our national flag only. What will you do? hope our warriors will pick our national flag. Watch and learn. Jai Hind.

Money Vs Our National Flag

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20 Toughest Word Association Test Examples

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20 Toughest Word Association Test Examples

We all know how difficult is to handle word association test while psychological testing at SSB. Word association test is a set of 60 words with a mix of easy and difficult words. Things which make word association test difficult is the time limit which is 15 secs for each word and type of words which might be out of your vocabulary. The real challenge is to make a sentence on a word which is not in your vocabulary and you have never heard it. Also, words which are negative or give us a negative thoughts at a first look are also very difficult to handle at times. In this post we are going to give few examples of word association test words which might be difficult for you but if you practice them beforehand, it will be easy for you to write a sentence on them.

Also Download: 500 word association test example

20 Toughest Word Association Test Examples

Toughest Words Association Test Examples

1. Risk

2. Worry

3. Cheat

4. Error

5. Persuade

6. Compromise

7. Defeat

8. Cry

9. Depression

10. Sex

11. Hijack

12. Kill

13. Sputnik

14. Vulgar

15. Murder

16. Deteriorate

17. Disobey

18. Desperate

19. Rape

20. Shame

List of Negative Word Association Test Examples

You may find these words easy but for most of us, these words would create a negative thoughts at the first look and try to manipulate our mind, most of the candidates write very negative sentence for these words which cause lot of damage to your performance in SSB interview.

Tips To Handle Toughest Word Association Test Examples

1. Collect as many as difficult words you can think of a sentence which shows the positive side of it.

2. The best practice is to take sentence from real life example or may be a sentence from your own life.

3. Do not write sentences which show pessimism or a bad habit.

4. If you are not sure, you may leave that words instead of writing something negative.

5. If you have time, come back and write a sentence of the left out word with peaceful mind.

Hope these toughest word association test examples would help you to success in psychological test and make your ssb interview a success.

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1) What is word association test.
2) Tips for word association test.

Indian Navy Recruitment University Entry Scheme 2016 2017 Course Apply Online

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Indian Navy UES Entry

Applications are invited from unmarried candidates who fulfil eligibility condition of Nationality as laid down by the Government of India for entry as Permanent Commission (PC) officers in Executive (GS) branch and Short Service Commission (SSC) officers in Executive and Technical Branches of the Indian Navy under University Entry Scheme (UES), for course commencing June 2017.

ELIGIBILITY CONDITIONS
Educational Qualifications: Applicant should be in the final year (4th / 5th year) in an AICTE recognised university with one of the following disciplines and should have obtained a minimum of 60 % aggregate marks till pre final year (till V semester for BE/B Tech and. VII Semester for 5 year integrated degree course): –

Indian Navy UES 2017

Note:-
(i) Candidate must have minimum of 60% marks in overall aggregate on completion of BE/B Tech. The candidate failing to meet minimum cut off percentage will not be permitted to join INA Ezhimala.
(ii) Candidates who have FAILED in PABT (Pilot Aptitude Battery Test) earlier are not eligible for the Pilot entry.
(iii) Candidates are not eligible for UES entry if they have not studied Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics at Intermediate (10+2) level. (iv)Technical Branch candidates as mentioned above at Ser. No. (e) & (f) can also be allotted Air Technical Specialisation and will be appointed as Air Technical Officers by IHQ MoD(Navy).
(v) Candidates with BE/B.Tech degree in ‘avionics’ will be eligible for Air Technical branch only.
(vi) Candidates having backlog in any semester at the time of Campus interview are not allowed to attend the interview.
(vii) Candidates with less than 60% marks in overall aggregate till fifth semester/seventh semester (B.Tech/integrated degree course) are not permitted to appear for campus interview.

Age: 21 to 24 years as on 01 Jul 2017 (i.e. born between 02 Jul 1993 to 01 Jul 1996 both dates inclusive).

Medical Standards:

Branch/ Cadre

Height (Men) in Cms

Height (Women) in Cms

Eye sight

Correctable with glasses

Executive(General Service)

157

–

6/12, 6/12

6/6 both eyes

Pilot

162.5

162.5

6/6, 6/9

6/6 both eyes

Observer

162.5

152

6/6, 6/9

6/6 both eyes

Electrical/ Engineering Branch

157

–

6/24, 6/24

6/6 both eyes

Submarine

157

–

6/24, 6/24

6/6 both eyes

IT

157

–

6/60, 6/60

6/6 both eyes

Naval Architecture (NA)

157

152

6/60, 6/60

6/6, 6/12

Selection Procedure: The eligible candidates applying for entry will have to appear before a Naval Campus Selection Team for interview. The Candidates qualifying the campus interview will be shortlisted for SSB interview on the basis of his/ her preference for the entry, subject to meeting the eligibility criteria for particular entry. The final selection of Branch/ Cadre will be decided by IHQ-MoD (Navy) depending on number of vacancies in particular Branch/ Cadre. The Candidates shortlisted during campus interview will be called for SSB interview at Bangalore /Bhopal/ Coimbatore/ Visakhapatnam between December 2016 to April 2017.

(a) Conduct of SSB -> Stage I test consisting of Officer Intelligence Rating(OIR) Test, Picture Perception and Discussion test(PPDT) will be conducted on the first day. Candidate who fails to qualify in Stage I will be routed back home on the same day. Stage II tests will comprise of Psychological testing, Group Task, Group Discussion and Personal Interview. No compensation will be paid in case of any injury sustained as a result of tests. The duration of SSB will be 05 days Successful candidates will thereafter undergo Special Medical Examination for approximate duration of 05 days at nearest military hospital. Successful candidates of Pilot & Observer entry will undergo following on qualifying SSB:- (i)    Pilot Entry – PABT (Pilot Aptitude Battery Test) followed by Aviation Medicals. (ii) Observer Entry – Aviation Medicals.
(b) Change of SSB centre is not permissible. Any correspondence regarding change of SSB dates is to be addressed to the Call-up Officer of the concerned SSB. Award of fresh dates, would be subject to availability of date and batches at SSB centre.
(c) Candidates recommended by the SSBs and declared medically fit, will be appointed for training in order of All India Merit depending on the number of vacancies.
(d) Return 3 tier AC rail fare is admissible for the SSB interview, if appearing for the first time for the entry.

How To Apply: Eligible Candidates can submit only Online (e-application) for this entry. The last date for submission of online applications is 07/08/2016.

Detailed Notification >> Apply Online >>

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Watch A Brave CRPF Cobra Officer Commanding his Ambush Party In spite of Bullet Injuries

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Incredibly Brave CRPF Cobra Officer Commanding his Ambush Party in spite of Bullet Injuries in a live Operation against Naxalites in a Jungle! Translation: He says, “I have told headquarters that if they don’t do action then in entire life they won’t act. Ammunition is in plenty keep firing single shots. Don’t havoc. Tell 6 Delta that they have the command of the party and you just pull back your party safely. When the helicopter comes, signal it by making smoke from the fire. Don’t rush ahead first secure your position and pull out the casualties back and then move ahead. The backup party will come soon don’t crossfire over them keep cool don’t care about me.” Meanwhile, his nearby subordinates are asking him to stay cool and relax and not to worry.

A Brave CRPF Cobra Officer Commanding

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How Failures can be your best friends at SSB Interview

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How Failures can be your best friends at SSB Interview : Experts say failure is integral part of life. Life doesn’t seem to be moving if failure does not touch you. It is necessary to avoid life stagnation. But does life end there. Do we need to leave all things because of failure? Should we leave all hopes and leave dreaming. If we do not get success should be not try again. Failure is a simple part of life where we do not get the desired results. This is the simple definition where hope word is not there. We should not leave hope of winning, we should constantly desire for achieving our goals, dream badly seeing what we want to achieve then only it could be converted in reality. Getting back to the right track after getting taste of failure just requires a bit of courage, because there will be people who will try to close all doors for you, but there will be few who will be constantly motivating you to move ahead and achieve our desired state. Being surrounded by such people can make you lucky. Few people get friends, relatives who are the constant source of motivation for many while few lack them in their life.

Failure is the best time for a person according to me because it gives the real picture of who are your close ones, who are your real friends and who thinks good for you. Apart from all this you get to know about your flaws and could improve your personality. No one is perfect in this world. You have to constantly evolve from the difficulties and learn a lot. Learning is a constant process which begins when one is born.ssb interview success

The following can help:

  • Keep yourself motivates

  • Positive thought process

  • Realising the learning’s and making promise of not repeating them again

  • Always moving ahead

  • Living your dream daily and the life in a way you wanted

  • Leaving worries about what the society / others will say

So what’s bad in getting failure? Simple welcome it in your life but remember to learn from what went wrong so that the same mistake is not replicated later in life. Learning from mistakes is a bit difficult, because the body flow of liquids is disturbed in this stage. We need to be controlling all this. Still If you have any confusion or feel to take individual assessment of personality for olq’s or prepare from your place itself through one to one interaction through my mentoring / counselling program drop me a mail at [email protected] or add me on Fb and drop in a message. Always have a habit of sharing things and thoughts with someone special, so that you have nothing left in your mind and heart. Eject the bad thoughts that house in your heart. You will feel light. Involve physical work and maintain your fitness. A perfect body is definitely a house for perfect heart and brain functioning. Be surrounded by the right mix of people who can always motivate and guide you in tough times. Select the right mentor, who can make you success path easy and achieve what you deserve.

Watch Elite Warriors of Indian Army Para Commandos

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Watch Elite Warriors of Indian Army Para Commandos

The parachute units of the Indian Army are among the oldest airborne units in the world. The 50th Indian Parachute Brigade was formed on 27 October 1941, comprising the British 151st Parachute Battalion, and theBritish Indian Army 152nd Indian Parachute Battalion and 153rd Gurkha Parachute Battalion. The Parachute Regiment was formed from these and several other units in 1952.

Elite Warriors of Indian Army Para Commandos

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