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5 Things You Should know About SSB Travelling Allowance

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5 Things You Should know About SSB Travelling Allowance

Candidates who attend SSB interview are eligible for TA also know as SSB Travelling Allowance given by the respective SSB or AFSB centres. It is double the amount you have spent in the journey from your address to the respective SSB board. Though there are some important points you should know about SSB travelling allowance.

5 Things You Should Now About SSB Travelling Allowance

  1. TA is admissible for the shortest route only. If you are travelling from Delhi to Bangalore, then the amount you will give for the shortest route from Delhi to Bangalore even though you travelled to Mumbai from Delhi and then Bangalore from Mumbai.
  2. AC 3 Tier fare (including reservation-cum-sleeper charges) by main route from home station to SSB and bus fare from home to the nearest railway station (if not connected by rail) will be paid as per government rates on production of tickets. Even though you travel by airways, you will be given AC 3 Tier fare only and not the Air fair.5 Things You Should know About SSB Travelling Allowance
  3. No reimbursement of rail/bus fares/ reservation-cum-sleeper charges will be permitted in the absence of original travel documents. Make sure you have the original tickets if two friends are travelling together on a single ticket, both of you should have the original or photocopy of the travelling ticket.
  4. You are entitled to TA when you attend the interview for a commission for the first time. Such allowance is not admissible for second or subsequent attempts for the same type of commission. You will get the SSB travelling allowance once for permanent commission entry and for short service commission entry, irrespective to the type of entry. In short you can only claim SSB travelling allowance two times in your life.

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Don’t be Unfair With Airmen, Tribunal Tells Air Force

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Taking a serious view of denial of no-objection certificate to an airman to join civil services, the Armed Forces Tribunal on Thursday slammed such an “arbitrary” approach within defence forces and asked them to be more humane.

These remarks were made by the Tribunal Bench headed by Chairperson Justice AK Mathur while hearing a plea by Corporal Ashit Kumar Mishra, who was not given an NOC by the Indian Air Force to join a group `B` civil service job in Uttar Pradesh.

“Denial of grant of NOC to Mishra was totally unfair, unwarranted and arbitrary. We direct the IAF to grant NOC to the petitioner so as to enable him to join the post of a Trade Officer in the state of UP and release him,” it added.

Terming the IAF policy of asking personnel to get NOCs at every stage of filing applications for civil services jobs as a “suicidal” approach, the Bench said, “we failed to
appreciate that every now and then condition is put, when he qualifies a written test he has to seek an NOC, and when he qualifies for a interview, then he has to seek an NOC.”

Justice Mathur said the policy is, “typical bureaucratic approach to harass air warrior every now and then to run after clerks and officers.”Indian Air Force Airmen

Observing that the such an approach was “not positive” and leads to “disaffection” amongst the subordinate staff, the bench said it does not look well when reasonable requests are turned down.

Pointing out that opportunity given to service personnel for progression should be done without compromising with service needs, the Bench said, “it does not mean that
authorities are free to be unfair to their airmen.”

The bench observed that it is not easy for service personnel to compete for gazetted posts in civil services but when they make it, “the authorities should not act in arbitrary manner, rather deal with them like a human being.”

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Apache and Chinook In IAF; Modi Govt’s Biggest Defence Deals So Far

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The Cabinet Committee on Security today approved the purchase of Boeing’s Apache and Chinook helicopters for the Indian Air Force (IAF) in a deal worth around $2.5 billion. The deal for 22 Apache attack and 15 heavy lift Chinook helicopters with the United States coincides with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the US starting tomorrow. It is the single biggest defence contract signed in the first 16 months of the NDA government. The contract is believed to have an option for follow-on orders for 11 more Apaches and four extra Chinooks. The deal for Apache is in two parts: one Direct Commercial Sale (DCS) contract will be signed with Boeing for the attack helicopter, while another will be a Foreign Military Sales (FMS) agreement with the US government for its weapons, radars and electronic warfare equipment. The Chinook, which was selected after extensive trials in 2012, is being acquired as a DCS deal.

The 22 Apache helicopters will replace IAF’s Mi-35 attack helicopters and will be armed with Hellfire missiles. Indian Army had also demanded 39 Apache helicopters for its aviation corps, which was approved by the UPA government, after army’s bitter and long-running dispute with the IAF for control of attack helicopters. These attack helicopters were to be deployed by the army as part of its three Strike Corps and for the new mountain strike corps being raised for China border. The army’s requirements could be met by signing a follow up deal with Boeing and the US government. The Chinooks, which will replace the IAF’s ageing Mi-26 fleet, will be used for heli-lifting of heavy military equipment, including special artillery guns and supplies, to inhospitable areas of the North and the North-East.Apache Indian Air Force

This deal has been pending since pending since 2013, when cost negotiations had taken place, and Boeing had reportedly warned the defence ministry that it could not hold to those prices beyond September. Boeing had already given 10 price extensions and the last extension for a month was given on the request of the Indian government. These helicopters are likely to be delivered within five years. The first helicopter is expected to enter the IAF within three years. The usual practice is for the defence ministry to pay 15 per cent of the negotiated value at the time of signing the contract, while the balance payments are made in accordance with the delivery schedule.
Source: indianexpress.com

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Defence Service Corps (DSC) Recruitment

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Defence Service Corps (DSC) Recruitment

The role of the Defence Service Corps (DSC) is to provide security cover to Defence installations of the three services and Civil Establishments of the Ministry of Defence where DSC cover is sanctioned under the specific orders of Government of India against sabotage and pilferage. To fulfil this role, Defence Service Corps (DSC) provides armed security staff, static guards. Searchers escorts and mobile patrols by night and day. It is the sixth largest Corps of the Army.

Contribution of Ex Servicemen into Defence Service Corps (DSC) The contribution of the three services towards Defence Service Corps (DSC) recruitment is :

  • Ex Army – 75%
  • Ex Navy / Air Force – 01%
  • Ex Territorial Army – 24%

Posting of Defence Service Corps (DSC) Personnel Posting of Defence Service Corps (DSC) personnel are rotated in all the commands. Posting to the home command will be considered on completion of one tenure outside the own command. Defence Service Corps (DSC) personnel can apply for compassionate ground posting on completion of three years of service in Defence Service Corps (DSC). Last posting of a Defence Service Corps (DSC) personnel is as far as possible the home posting irrespective of his earlier service profile.

Eligibility Criteria for Re-enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC) for Other Rank.

  • Character assessed at the time of discharge from former service as well as re-assessed in terms of Para 170 (d) of Regulations for the Army-1987 should be Very Good or Exemplary.
  • Discipline Personnel with not more than one red ink entry during the last five year of former service and not more than two red ink entries during the entire former service are eligible for re-enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC). However, personnel who have been awarded one red ink entry under Army Act Section 48 for intoxication during the last five years of former service are NOT eligible for re-enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC).
  • Service Personnel from Army / Navy / Air Force should have rendered minimum five years colour service. Service counted for pension / gratuity is treated as qualifying service. Ex-Territorial Army personnel should have rendered three years embodied service with minimum attendance in seven Annual Training Camps (ATC).
  • Medical Category Medical Category of a personnel seeking re-enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC) should be SHAPE-1 at the time of re-enrolment i.e. declared SHAPE-1 either at the time of discharge medical board or at the time of Re-Category Medical Board. However, personnel placed in Low Medical Category(LMC) (both temporary/permanent) during the last five years of former service preceding the date of discharge (even upgraded to SHAPE-1 before discharge) due to “Alcohol Dependence Syndrome” are not eligible for re-enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC).
  • Five Years Gap from the date of discharge from former service till the individual reports to the recruiting agencies for physical and medical test based on the call letter issued by them, should be within five years. Hence the date on which the Ex-servicemen reports to recruiting agencies  based on the said call letter, is the day he is considered to have reported for re-enrolment. This date will further be referred as the date of screening for Defence Service Corps (DSC)  Enrolment.
  • Age Criteria
    • Soldier (General Duty) Defence Service Corps (DSC) Upto 48 years on the date of screening.
    • Soldier Clerk Defence Service Corps (DSC) Upto 50 years on the date of screening.
  • Education Qualification The minimum education qualification required for non-matric personnel for re-enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC) is Army 3rd Class Certificate of Education (ACE-III).
  • Re-Enrolment of Clerk (Staff Duty) Ex-combatant Clerks (Staff Duty) having minimum technical standard of Class – III Clerk (Staff Duty) are eligible for re-enrolment against Clerk vacancies into Defence Service Corps (DSC). Store Keeper Technical of (Army), Clerk (Store Control) of Army and Clerk (Pay Accounts) of Air Force are not eligible for re-enrolment against clerk vacancies into Defence Service Corps (DSC) since they lack the requisite standards prescribed for Clerk (Staff Duty) vide qualification Regulations of Soldiers-1958.
  • Re-Enrolment of Territorial Army Personnel Ex-Territorial Army personnel drawing pension for their Territorial Army service, can now be enroled into Defence Service Corps (DSC) through HQ Recruiting Zones / Army Recruiting Offices (AROs). Re-enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC) for ex-Territorial Army personnel who are not drawing any type of pension will be carried out by the respective Regimental Centres. Details of embodied service in respect of personnel from Territorial Army duly calculated and signed by the Record Officer and the certificate showing attendance of seven Annual Training Camps (ATCs) duly signed by Commanding Officer of the Territorial Army Batallion are to be furnished and forwarded along with verification report to the Defence Service Corps (DSC) Records.Defence Service Corps (DSC) Recruitment

Defence Service Corps (DSC)Pay Scale Pay and allowances

Rank Basic Pay Grade Pay Military Service Pay Dearness Allowance
Sepoy 5200-20200/- 2000/- 2000/- As Admissible (113% wef 01 Jan 15)
Naik 5200-20200/- 2400/- 2000/- -do-
Havildar 5200-20200/- 2800/- 2000/- -do-
Naib Subedar 9300-34800/- 4200/- 2000/- -do-
Subedar 9300-34800/- 4600/- 2000/- -do-
Subedar Major 9300-34800/- 4800/- 2000/- -do-
Honorary Lieutenant 15600/- 5400/- 6000/- -do-
Honorary Captain 15600/- + 01 Increment on promotion to Honorary Captain 6100/- 6000/- -do-

Gratuity and Pension Under the revised terms of gratuity and pension, Defence Service Corps (DSC) personnel will continue to draw the following:

  • Military pension and retain Death-cum-Retirement Gratuity(DCRG), in which case their former Military Service shall not count as the qualifying service.
  • They will be entitled to second service pension and DCRG if service in Defence Service Corps (DSC) is 15 yrs or more.
  • Minimum qualifying service to earn service gratuity is 5 years.
  • If individual desires to include his previous military service, he will cease to draw pension and also refund the service gratuity including DCRG if any.

Defence Service Corps (DSC) Period of Engagement

  • Sepoys Initial term of engagement 10 years extendable by 5 years up to 57 years of age, whichever is earlier.
  • JCOs Initial term of engagement 5 years extendable by 5 years up to 57 years of age, whichever is earlier.
  • Lateral Entry Subedar Majors Initial term of engagement is 4 years or up to 57 years of age, whichever is earlier.

Concessions and Benefits In addition to pay, the personnel of Defence Service Corps (DSC) will continue to get Dearness Allowances and other allowances as applicable to Army, Navy and Air Force personnel. They are also entitled for the following:

  • 45 days of Annual Leave and 15 days of Casual Leave.
  • Leave Travel Concession
  • Per Month Health Allowance(PMHA)
  • Childrens Education Allowance (CEA) / Reimbursement of Tuition Fee.
  • Free Medical treatment.
  • Free Rations.
  • Benefits under Army Wives Welfare Association (AWWA) Relief Fund
  • Benefits under ESSA.
  • Amenities as for Regular Army Personnel.

Recruitment Procedure An ex-servicemen undergoes following stages with Recruiting Organization / Regimental Centres prior to re-enrolment:

  • Registration Registers are being maintained at all Army Recruiting Offices (AROs) where Ex-Servicemen can register themselves for Defence Service Corps (DSC) enrolment. The act of registering the name indicates his willingness / availability for enrolment into Defence Service Corps (DSC) as and when vacancies are available. Seniority of registration will be taken into account while issuing call up letter for enrolment.
  • Depending on the vacancies allotted to HQ Recruiting Zones / Army Recruiting Offices (ARO) / Regimental Centres, the candidates are intimated as per the seniority maintained in the register during stage 1 and are asked to report to the respective Army Recruiting Office (ARO) for physical and medical screening. The day the ex-servicemen reports to the Recruiting Organization based on the call letter is the day he is considered to have reported for re-enrolment.
  • Physical Criteria Physical criteria for Ex-servicemen for Defence Service Corps (DSC) is not being checked as the ex-servicemen would have met all physical criteria during his initial enrolment.
  • Physical Test  Physical Proficiency Tests  (PPT)  will be conducted during screening.
  • Medical Test Medical will be carried out by only one doctor. The following additional tests will be carried out from the nearest Military Hospital (MH):
    • Haemogram.
    • Biochemistry – Urea, Creatinine, Blood Sugar (FF & PP), Cholesterol and Lipid Profile Test.
    • Chest X-Ray.
    • ECG.
  • Screening During Recruitment Rallies Screening for Defence Service Corps (DSC) enrolment and medical screening may be carried out during a recruitment rally also.
  • Exercising Option to Join 6 Months Prior to Retirement A serving personnel can fill the form for recruitment in Defence Service  Corps (DSC) six months prior to his retirement. This option can be exercised while the individual is still in service.

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Documents Required For Indian Army Recruitment Soldier

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Documents Required For Indian Army Recruitment Soldier

Documents Required For Indian Army Recruitment Soldier. Recently Indian army has moved its recruitment online for both officers and other ranks, candidates can get each and every detail on officers recruitment and jawan Bharti (Recruitment rally) details up to date on joinindianarmy.nic.in. For both type of entries, candidates are required to apply online.  Candidates who are applying for JCO/OR enrolment are required to go with the complete set of documents at the recruitment centre.

Documents Required For Indian Army Recruitment Soldier [JCO/OR]

  • Xth Class Certificate for proof of date of birth.
  • Xth & XIIth Class marks sheet.
  • Character Certificate to be signed by Village Sarpanch (not more than six months old).
  • Domicile / Nativity Certificate.
  • Caste Certificate.
  • Relationship Certificate (in case of Son of Serving Soldier / Ex-Servicemen/ War Widow / Widow) signed by Senior Record Officer / Chief Record Officer of Records Office with round stamp, Army No and name of the officer signing the certificate.
  • Certificate of outstanding sportsmen(not more than 2 yrs old).
  • National Cadet Corps (NCC) Certificate signed by the Battalion Commander / Group Commander.

 

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List of Games and Sports for Recruitment In Indian Army [Soldier]

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Indian Army Sports Recruitment

Candidates who are willing to join the Indian army as a soldier and are very good at any one of these games can join the Indian army as  a Havildar or Naib Subedar directly. This is an excellent opportunity given by Indian army to candidates. Check the list of games and sports for Indian army recruitment.

Ser. No For Havildar Ser. No For Naib Subedar
1. Athletics Including Track and Field events 1. Athletics (Including Track and Field events, Marathon & Cross Country)
2. Archery 2. Archery
3. Badminton 3. Basketball
4. Basketball 4. Boxing
5. Boxing 5. Cricket
6. Cricket 6. Cycling
7. Cycling 7. Football
8. Equestrian Sports 8. Fencing
9. Football 9. Gymnastics
10. Fencing 10. Golf
11. Gymnastics Including Body Building 11. Hockey
12. Golf 12. Handball
13. Hockey 13. Judo
14. Handball 14. Kabaddi
15. Judo 15. Kayaking & Canoeing
16. Kabaddi 16. Karate
17. Kayaking & Canoeing 17. Rowing
18. Karate 18. Swimming
19. Rowing 19. Shooting
20. Swimming, Diving & Waterpolo 20. Squash
21. Squash 21. Sailing and Yachting
22. Shooting 22. Tennis
23. Sailing 23. Taekwondo
24. Tennis 24. Volleyball
25. Taekwondo 25. Weight Lifting
26. Volleyball 26. Wrestling
27. Weight Lifting
28. Wrestling

Note: For enrolment of meritorious sportsmen from Unit HQ quota or from the Zones, the list of games as applicable for direct Havildar entry would be considered.

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10 Pictures Of NSG Commando Will Motivate You To Join Them

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The National Security Guard (NSG Commando) was set up in 1984 as a Federal Contingency Deployment Force to tackle all facets of terrorism in the country. As a specialized counter terrorism force, it is intended for use “only in exceptional situations” and not meant to take over the “functions of the State Police Forces or other Para Military Forces”

Special Action Groups

The SAG is the main offensive or the strike wing of the NSG. Its members are drawn exclusively from the Indian army.

Special Ranger Group(SRG)

NSG has three SRGs, each with a strength of battalion, approximately total 900 all ranks. SRG personnel are drawn on deputation from Central Armed Police Forces and State Police forces.

10 Pictures Of NSG Commando

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NSG commandos at the inauguration of the 'NSG Hub' at Bowenpally in Hyderabad on July 1, 2009.

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Indian Army Officer Killed In Training Drill In Rajasthan

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A major rank official of the Indian Army died during a training exercise in western sector near the Indo-Pak border in Rajasthan. The incident occurred in the Pokhran area in Jaisalmer district on Tuesday that left Major Dhruv Yadav dead, Defence Spokesperson (Rajasthan), Lt Col Manish Ojha said.

Yadav was struck by a splinter during a fire power demonstration involving Arjun tanks of the Army’s 75 Armoured Regiment, according to an NDTV report.Arjun Tank

A training exercise was going on when the incident occurred, he said, adding that an inquiry has been ordered into the incident. A post-mortem is being conducted to ascertain the cause of death.

Major Yadav is survived by his wife who is eight months pregnant.

Yes, I Have Seen The Film Lakshya, I’ve Already Found My Lakshya

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We’ll die for our squadron — I like this spirit we have. In the army you get the respect of your men but for me it is not just that — I want to earn the respect of my men. I want to be remembered as a good officer. I want satisfaction from my job and that depends on how hard you work.My father is a professor of Music. Most of my friends are studying for engineering, management, some are working with MNCs but I always wanted a life in the army.

I feel people outside want a career, they do not want to go far from the comforts of their home and more money is also the reason, but you have to like what you do to do it well. So it is a matter of perspective.

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I have spent three years at this Academy. On the premises we are surrounded by the accomplishments of officers who have laid down their lives in the line of duty. We can’t do anything less than them — we can’t let them down.

I want to join the Parachute Regiment. I admire what they do, the uniform they wear. I take everything as a challenge.

Yes, I have seen the film Lakshya. It was about one person’s quest to find the aim of his life — which for him was being a soldier. I’ve already found my lakshya.

The young generation of India is not afraid to grow. We are a young democracy that is growing fast. We are young but we know what our problems are and I think we are trying to work towards them.

What pulls us back is lack of personal commitment, I feel. If everyone just concentrates on doing their own job properly, all will be well. That’s our biggest solution.

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Current Affair 22 September 2015

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Current Affair 22 September 2015

National

  • Veteran Leftist Sadhan Gupta passes away
  • Bombay high court refuses to stay ban over beef
  • Sushma Swaraj left for Washington for first ministerial of indo- US strategic and commercial dialogues on 22 September
  • ISRO to launch Astrosat, first indigenous astronomy satellite on 28th September
  • IT department to nab black money hoarders before 30 September

International

  • Opposition leaders in Sri Lanka call for debate over response to UNHRC’s report in Geneva
  • Hungary reopens its main border crossing with Serbia
  • France wants European Interior Ministers to address migration crisis by tomorrow
  • Alexis Tsipras returns as PM of Greece to fight department
  • Hungary grants army power to use Non-lethal force on migrants

Politics

  • Smriti gets Congress legal notice, dares Rahul to put her behind bars
  • Congress decides 15 names for Bihar election, 1st list to be out soon
  • J R Manjhi files nomination documents for Bihar polls
  • BJP ally RLSP releases list of candidates for 17 seats
  • Arunachal Pradesh opposes SC order on citizenship to two tribal groups displaced from Bangladesh

Business

  • ‘Singapore most preferred tour destination for Indians replacing Dubai
  • Tobacco crop will be purchased by traders, says government
  • Airtel decides to bill prepaid user on per-second basis
  • 69 Marginal fields auction to start from December
  • L&T appoints SN Subramanyam as deputy managing director and president22-September-2015-curent-affairs

Defence

  • Coast Guard commissions 2 new Ships named ‘Apoorva’ & C-421
  • India turns to Israel for armed drones after Pakistan, china built fleets
  • India Pakistan field commanders to meet to discuss ceasefire violation along LoC
  • Indian coast guard new radar operating system at Paradip coast to prevent undetected intrusions
  • Joint military drill between India and china to start from October

Sports

  • India A defeat Bangladesh A by 75 runs in 3rd ODI to clinch series 2-1
  • Orissa & Assam record wins in East Zone U-19 Women’s Cricket
  • BCCI chief Jagmohan Dalmiya dies in Kolkata
  • Kevin Petersen signs up for inaugural edition of PSL
  • Andy Murry takes Britain to Devis cup finals first time in 37 years
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