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'Agnipath' scheme was not set in stone: CDS Gen NS Raja Subramani on 2-year extension of Agniveers, outlines pathway to regular army enrollment

'Agnipath' scheme was not set in stone: CDS Gen NS Raja Subramani on 2-year extension of Agniveers, outlines pathway to regular army enrollment

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    New Delhi, Nov 04: In a major policy decision, the Union Cabinet on Wednesday created a pathway for all Agniveers to be absorbed into the Defence Forces, approving an additional two-year engagement period for the 75 per cent who are not offered regular employment on merit, after which all Agniveers…

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New Delhi [India], November 4 : In a major update to India's military recruitment framework, Chief of Defence Staff General N S Raja Subramani on Wednesday said the Union Cabinet has approved an additional two-year engagement for 75 per cent of Agniveers who were to exit after their four-year…

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'Agnipath' scheme was not set in stone: CDS Gen NS Raja Subramani on 2-year extension of Agniveers, outlines pathway to regular army enrollment

New Delhi [India], November 4 : In a major update to India's military recruitment framework, Chief of Defence Staff General N S Raja Subramani on Wednesday said the Union Cabinet has approved an additional two-year engagement for 75 per cent of Agniveers who were to exit after their four-year…

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