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Young Officers Excited About Serving Indian Army

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Young Officers Excited About Serving Indian Army. Gentleman Cadet Abheesht Dwivedi, a former NDA cadet who was among the passing-out cadets, said Army officers had the unique combination of confidence and physical and mental stamina at a young age to lead the men even under adverse circumstances. “It is a very special day for me and my family members. I have worked day and night to accomplish my dream,” he said. Dwivedi hails from Kotdwar tehsil in Pauri district, Uttarakhand. Abheesht’s mother Chandrakala Dwivedi, and father Veerandra Dwivedi felt proud that their son was joining the Army. He said his parents were government teachers and they always motivated him to join defence forces.IMA passing out officer

Gentleman Cadet Tarun Rai, son of serving Wing Commander SK Rai who belongs to Gajipur in Uttar Pradesh, decided to join the Indian Army as his father is serving in the Indian Air Force while his sister is serving in the Indian Navy. He said the best part about Army officers was that they lead men even in adverse situations and sacrifice their lives, whenever required.Senior Under Officer Ashish Kapoor, a farmer’s son from Kurukshetra, Haryana, was awarded the silver medal. He is an alumnus of Rashtriya Indian Military College (RIMC), Dehradun, and the National Defence Academy, Pune. He said passing out from the portals of the IMA was like a dream come true for him.Sharing similar sentiments, Gentleman Cadet Wasif Majied, who hails from Daru tehsil in Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir. He is keen to face terrorists in the Valley when he joins his battalion.

Source: tribuneindia.com

Delay in TGC 122 Online Application Registration

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Delay in TGC 122 Online Application Registration. Indian army has delayed the registration of TGC 122 and SSC Tech 46. As per the official TGC 122 notification, an online link for registration would have been started from 10 June 2015, but still there is no active link on the joinindianarmy.nic.in. Surprisingly, there is not even a single official statement from the Indian army to inform regarding this delay in TGC 122 and SSC Tech 46 online registration.

We are receiving emails from aspirants worrying about their TGC and SSC Tech application form, we suggest all aspirants to keep patience and do not worry about the registration. Indian army will soon open the link. Keep an eye on this post for updates on TGC 122 Online Registration.

Official Notification of TGC 122

TGC 122 Online Application Delay

TGC 122 Online Application Link – Where To Find [ Not Update Yet]

TGC 122 online link

This is a very unprofessional behaviour from the concerned department. We expect from Indian army to look into this matter and at least send a notice regarding this delay.

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25 Rare Pictures Of The Parachute Regiment

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Inspection of Quarter Guard At Agra THE PARACHUTE REGIMENT (13)

The Indian Parachute Regiment was formed on 01 Mar 1945 consisting of four Battalions and an equal number of independent companies. During the demobilisation after the World War II the regiment was disbanded and the battalions were amalgamated with their parent regiments, however, they retained their Para role and formed part of the Airborne Division. After independence, the Airborne Division was split and 50th and 77th Brigades remained in India with six Para battalions. On 15 Apr 1952 the Parachute Regiment was re-raised by absorbing three Para battalions namely 1st Battalion the Punjab Regiment (PARA) redesignated as 1st Battalion The Parachute Regiment (PUNJAB), 3rd Battalion the Maratha Light Infantry (PARA) redesignated as 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (MARATHA) and 1st Battalion the Kumaon Regiment (PARA) redesignated as 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (KUMAON). These battalions have now been redesignated as 1st Battalion The Parachute Regiment (SF), 2nd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (SF) and 3rd Battalion The Parachute Regiment (SF) respectively. After the 1962 war, the regiment was expanded by raising five new Para Battalions and after the 1965 war 9 PARA (Commando) and 10 PARA (Commando) were also raised. Currently, the regiment has seven Special Forces (SF) Battalions i.e. 1,2,3,4,9,10 and 21 PARA (SF) and three Airborne battalions i.e. 5, 6 and 7 PARA.

25 Rare Pictures Of The Parachute Regiment

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Story Of A Gentleman Cadet

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Story Of A Gentleman Cadet

“My first step to becoming the leader that I aspire to be & what an experience….It’s a rock & roll ride but in the end, it is all worth it. It was a moment of great pride when I first saluted the national flag having passed the Drill Test & realised how precious it is to be a part of this wonderful army, responsible for the protection of the nation. Within one month, I have become the envy of my friends back home & the pride of my parents. I never thought that such would be the transformation in me; training has made me not only confront my fears but also overcome them. The training made me confident, gave me great experiences & friends for a lifetime. It’s a great feeling to know you have a buddy who is there for you & you can count on him.

New cadets arrived at OTA IMA
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The friendships you make during training are unlike anything I experienced in my school. The kind of challenges you face and successes you have created a bond that people who weren’t there just can’t understand. Training at Officers Training Academy Gaya showed me what I am truly capable of doing when I put my mind to it and drive on. The tasks we had to do gave me confidence and a feeling of accomplishment that made it all worthwhile.
Initial training is like any sport, it will wear you down after a while, especially if you start taking everything as seriously as they want you to. The secret is to keep your sense of humour and remember that you are bound to mess up – they’ll make sure of that – but as long as you give it your best, you will look back on this someday, as the leader that you come to be, and laugh.”

TGC 122 and SSC Tech 46 Eligible Engineering Branch

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TGC 122 and SSC Tech 46 Eligible Engineering Branch

TGC 122 Notification is already out and the TGC 122 Online link will be live soon on joinindianarmy.nic.in. Candidates should read the complete TGC 122 notification to know the age limit, educational qualification and other eligibility criterias. There are few candidates who are in a dilemma regarding the eligible engineering branch for TGC 122. In this article, we are going to discuss more regarding TGC 122 eligible engineering branches.

TGC 122 Eligible Branch

The first column has main engineering branches and column two has similar branches with a different name (approved by AICTE). In case you do not have your branch name in first column, look for it in the second column, if your branch name is in this list, you are eligible for TGC 122 if you meet other eligibility criteria.

In Conversation With Ashish Gaur, AIR 1 CDSE UPSC

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In Conversation With Ashish Gaur, AIR 1 CDSE UPSC

  • First of all, congrats for being No.1 in CDS 2014 Exam. How do you feel about it?

    A: Thank you very much. It feels great to secure the 1st rank in a national level UPSC exam.

  • Did you ever think of getting AIR 1 in CDS Exam? Please share your plan for it to other Defence aspirants and what all preparation steps you took?

    A:  Yes, I dreamt and wished of securing the top spot.
    After my SSB recommendation, I was quite confident that I will make it in the top 10 of the merit list while not negating the fact that there was always little anxiety at the back of my mind of not making it into the merit list. Well, as they say, anxiety is not bad. Optimal anxiety is a great driving factor in life.

    My Plan:

The greatest boon of our times is that we have access to free information on all subjects at the click of a button, thanks to the internet. Needless to say, I extensively used the internet and being an avid reader, this hobby of mine helped me a lot in the preparation for the examination.
i) Firstly, I glanced through the previous years question papers to get to know the various topics and the level of questions which one can expect in the exam. The questions asked in Mathematics and English sections were not hard but CDSE being a competitive exam, I realized that dexterous speed and accuracy is what will matter the most.
ii) Bought a CDSE refresher book, went through the topics of Mathematics to refresh the calculation shortcuts.
My office hours were hectic, 9-12.5 hours a day plus long commuting hours in a city like Mumbai, so the real struggle was to squeeze out 4-5 hours for preparations, for which I worked hard. I completed Maths in 3 weeks.
iii) Being a regular newspaper reader, Current affairs was taken care of automatically. I did not do any special preparation for English.
 For General subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Geography, Civics, and History, just glanced through the CDSE refresher. I couldn’t manage enough time to read Economics and Biology. The time was taken: 4 weeks.
Total time was taken: 8 weeks(including revision)
My exam Strategy:

  1.  To be fast and accurate in Mathematics.
  2. To take measured risk(very high in my case) in English and General Ability test as the syllabus is huge. I relied more on logic and my school days memory to cruise through these sections.

    My mistake: Not giving enough time to extensively study subjects of General Ability Test.In Conversation With Ashish Gaur, AIR 1 CDSE UPSC

  • What motivated you to join Indian Navy, when did you realize about joining Indian Navy?

    A: It’s my childhood dream to become a fighter pilot and I have a fascination towards the sea. I want to lead an adventurous and thrilling life where I work along cutting edge technology through which I can serve the humanity and my nation. The answer to this is obviously the Indian Navy, wherein I have a chance to work as a naval aviator.

  • What is the best way to prepare for CDS exam according to you?

    A: Not being idealistic in approach, for Mathematics, take a CDSE refresher, solve 4 questions of each type. For English, if needed, one can read a good Grammar book. For Current Affairs, regularly read newspapers and Competitive exam magazines and for GK subjects, study at one’s own pace. Keep revising regularly.
    I started late, but one should start early and not make the mistake which I committed.

  • What is your golden tip for clearing CDS exam with AIR 1?

    A: Truly believe in yourself, be sincere and always do smart work.

  • How did you prepare for CDS SSB Interview?

    A: I prepared intensively for 3 weeks for this CDS SSB interview as this was going to be my first and last SSB attempt because I could not appear for SSB interviews before due to some personal reasons.

    So I took help of SSB guidance websites on the Internet and some guidance for SSB procedure from friends serving in the Indian Armed forces. Self Introspection, being a life long process, helped a lot in the facing the interview. I solved two batteries of sample TAT, WAT, and SRT, with proper time constraints, which are easily available on various websites on the internet and read extensively about Indian Armed Forces on Wikipedia and related sources.

    This helped me lot during lecturette and PI where the Interviewing officer asked me questions ranging from Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Geography, Indian Political history, Current affairs to the Indian Navy.

  • Do you think coaching helps in written exam and SSB Interview if yes, did you take coaching?

    A: As far as written exam is concerned, if one is weak in Mathematics and English, one can take professional guidance. But for SSB interview, the interviewing officers themselves condemn coaching.
    No, I did not take any coaching for either.

  • How was your SSB Interview? Any special moment of your SSB interview you would like to share with us?

    A: In my SSB interview, I met really good people and had tons of fun with the friends I made there.
    Everything went very smoothly except for what happened on day 1. I twisted my ankle and damaged my tissues very badly. Seeing the swelling, the medical assistant advised me to quit but I decided to continue the interview for my dream and eventually did all my GTO tasks successfully. What made it special was support of my friends in all the tasks and my own new-found will to bear that excruciating pain for the following 4 days. And yes, popping those painkillers from Med Asst went a long way in enduring the pain too.

  • What are your golden tips for SSB freshers and repeaters?

    A: Do a lot of self-introspection before appearing for the interview. Often, we don’t know ourselves. SSB is a very scientific test so be honest, just be yourself as you are a unique person, a champion warrior. Flow like water and enjoy those five days to the fullest.

  • How was your medical exam?

    A: My batch’s medical examination took 4 days to complete. I was found to be completely medically fit. It was an enjoyable time as few Army CDSE and 10+2 TES candidates also joined us and we had a lot of fun time together.

  • How do you feel before joining INA, Ezhimala? Are you ready for it?

    A: Standing next to the cradle of my naval life, I feel extremely joyous to be a part of INA soon, the foundation which will nourish my childhood dream. Yes, I am completely ready for it.

  • We wish you all the best and a great future ahead. It was nice talking to you.

    Thank you very much. It’s been a pleasure to share my story which can help fellow aspirant friends to achieve their dreams and serve the nation. They can freely contact me on Ashish Gaur for any further queries.

10 Amazing Facts About IPS Officer Sanjukta Parashar

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IPS Officer Sanjukta Parashar

Sanjukta Parashar’s name is enough to fill terror in the hearts of Bodo militants of Assam. She has taken down 6 militants and arrested over 64 militants in just 15 months. Here are some amazing facts about this brave IPS officer.

1. Parashar was always interested in sports and often took part in various sporting events in her school days. She also learnt swimming and participated in plays and march pasts.1. Parashar was always interested in sports and often took part in various sporting events in her school days. She also learnt swimming and participated in plays and march pasts.

2. An IPS officer of 2006 batch, Parashar was first posted as the Assistant Commandant of Makum in 2008. She was soon given the responsibility of controlling the clashes between Bodo and illegal Bangladeshi militants. An IPS officer of 2006 batch, Parashar

3. She is best known for taking down 16 militants, arresting over 64 and seizing tons of arms and ammunition in just 15 months.IPS Officer Sanjukta Parashar4. Sanjukta completed her graduation in Political Science from IP College, Delhi University. She then did her master’s in International Relations from JNU, New Delhi. Not only this, she also earned an M.Phil followed by a Phd in US foreign policy! You can proudly call her Dr. Sanjukta. Sanjukta completed her graduation in Political Science from IP College, Delhi University

5. Sanjukta is married to an IAS officer posted in Assam and the couple often spends months apart without meeting. Sanjukta is married to an IAS officer posted in Assam and the couple often spends months apart without meeting.

6. She also has a son and Sanjukta’s mother takes care of him in her absence.sanjukta8

7. As Superintendent of Police in Sonitpur district, she heads a team of CRPF jawans with AK-47 in the terror-infested region and has become one of the most feared police officers among Bodo militants.IPS Officer Sanjukta Parashar

8. She is a humble and loving person and says only criminals should fear her.IPS Officer Sanjukta Parashar

9. Apart from doing her duty of a tough cop, she also spends days in relief camps to meet people who are far from their homes and often distributes candies to two-wheeler riders who wear helmets.IPS Officer Sanjukta Parashar

10. She has received various threats from National Democratic Front of Bodoland (NDFB) but that doesn’t affect her determination to perform her duties. IPS Officer Sanjukta Parashar

Source: thebetterindia.com

Indian Air Force Jaguar Fighter Jet Chasing India’s Nirbhay Cruise Missile

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India's Nirbhay Cruise Missile

India’s DRDO is developing a sub sonic cruise missile called Nirbhay, with a range of more than 1,000 kms. Unlike the supersonic Brahmos, it doesn’t travel faster than the speed of sound. Rather, it has wings like a plane and is powered by a turbofan engine. It flies to the target carrying either conventional or a nuclear payload. This video from the last successful test shows the missile in flight. Taken from an IAF Jaguar plane, you can see the missile up close. Hats off to the daring pilot and cameraman who managed to get so close to a fast flying missile.

Chasing India’s Nirbhay Cruise Missile

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IMA Passing Out Parade June 2015: 687 Cadets Inducted Into The Indian Army As Officers

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IMA Passing Out Parade June 2015. 687 Gentlemen Cadets including 71 Foreign Gentlemen Cadets passed out from the Indian Military Academy, Dehradun on 13 Jun 2015. Admiral RK Dhowan, Chief of Naval Staff, reviewed the parade.
The coveted award the Sword of Honour was presented to ACA Ishan shinghal. The Gold Medal for the GC standing First in the Overall Order of Merit was presented to BUO Ajay Kumar Pathak. Chief of Army Staff Banner was awarded to Hajipir Company for standing Overall First in the Term.

71 Foreign Gentleman Cadets also graduated from the academy, with 44 cadets from Afghanistan, 12 cadets from Tajikistan and 4 from Bhutan. With 616 cadets commissioned as officers into the Indian Army, Uttar Pradesh tops the list of states with the most cadets passing out (100 cadets), while Haryana stood second with 64 cadets, Uttarakhand third with 60 and Bihar fourth with 51.IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 2 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 3 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 4 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 5 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 6 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 7 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 8 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 9 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 10 IMA Passing Out Parade POP Picture 11

Admiral Dhowan congratulated the new officers and said the officers have been fortunate to be trained at the academy known for its high standards of training and it is time to utilise what they have learnt here for the service of the nation.  The coveted Sword of Honour was awarded to Ishan Singhal who was adjudged as the Best All-Round Cadet during the training. Ajay Kumar Pathak won the gold medal while Ashish Kapoor, Anshuman S Bisht and Ali Sharif bagged silver medals.

OTA Gaya Passing Out Parade POP June 2015

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OTA Gaya Passing Out Parade POP June 2015. The Drill Square of Officers Training Academy wore a spectacular look with traditional military regalia and splendour on the occasion of Seventh Passing Out Parade. The Passing Out Parade ushered in another glorious day in the history of the Indian Army as 106 Gentlemen Cadets of the first Technical Entry Course ie TES – 25 ( First Blood ) who completed their basic military training from this academy in Jun 2012 passed out and got commissioned as officers. In addition 48 Special Commission Officers got commissioned into the Indian Army and 64 Gentlemen Cadets of Technical Entry Scheme Serial 31 proceeded to various engineering colleges of the Army to pursue their engineering degrees from military engineering colleges at Secundarabad, Mhow and Pune. The Gentlemen cadets mesmerised a large gathering of military and civil dignitaries and family members of the trainees with their suave and graceful drill movements in an impressive parade. Lieutenant General Arun Kumar Sahni , General Officer Commanding – In – Chief, South Western Command was the Reviewing Officer of the parade.

The Reviewing Officer arrived at the venue in a majestic Horse Carriage escorted by smartly dressed mounted horse riders. He was received at the venue by Lieutinant General R K Sharma, Sena Medal Commandant Officers Training Academy Gaya. The Reviewing Officer was accorded a salute by the parade followed by an impressive March Past.

The Reviewing Officer also gave away various awards to the Gentleman Cadets who had excelled in training. The prestigious Sword Of Honour for best in overall performance among TES 25 Course was awarded to Wing Cadet Captain Pankaj Kumar Atri and Gold, silver and Bronze medals as per order of merit were awarded to Wing Cadet Captain Sandeep Gupta , Wing Cadet Captain Pankaj Kumar Attri and Platoon Cadet Captain Abhinav Kumar Sinha respectively. The Silver Medal for standing first in the Order of Merit among the Passing Out Special Commissioned Officer course was awarded to Academy Under Officer Shakti Singh Shekhavat. Tithwal Company was awarded the Chief Of Army Staff Banner for the overall champions of Spring Term 2015.
Later, addressing the parade, Lieutenant General Arun Kumar Sahni , congratulated the Gentlemen Cadets for excellent standard of turnout and drill. He urged the future officers to make their nation and their Alma Mater proud by rendering selfless and honourable service. He also stressed on the virtues of military ethos and soldierly qualities which they should imbibe.

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The parade culminated with the Passing Out Course stepping on the shimmering stone of the ‘Antim Pag’ ( the ‘Final Step’) who were then administered the oath by the Adjutant of the Academy in presence of the Chief Guest and other dignitaries. The badges of officers’ rank were then placed on the shoulders of the newly commissioned officers by their parents and close relatives.
It was a lifetime experience for the parents of the newly commissioned officers. All of them were overwhelmed with emotional feelings and said that they were very proud of their sons. Congratulating the parents, the Reviewing officer said that they were among a few lucky parents whose sons got the opportunity to serve in the Army as it is one of the noblest professions.
It will be recalled that Government had given a nod to raising one more Pre-Commission Training Academy in the year 2010, primarily to plug the officers shortage in the Army. Consequently, OTA, Gaya was raised on 18 July 2011 with the motto of ‘Shaurya, Gyan, Sankalp’ (Courage, Wisdom, Resolve). Presently, the Academy conducts training for the Technical Entry Scheme and Special Commission Officer entries, popularly known as the TES and SCO respectively. The Cadets belonging to the former category join the Academy after completing the 10+2 schooling and the latter are selected from the rank and files of the armed forces. The TES entry undergo one year of Basic Military Training before proceeding to various Military Technical Institutions for engineering studies. They get commissioned on completion of their technical training. The SCO Cadets are given pre-commission training before getting commissioned into various regiments of the Army and Assam Rifles.
(Reported by Gp Capt BB Pandey, DPR, MoD)

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