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Howitzer Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System Undegoing Trials By Indian Army
After the coronavirus epidemic and lockdown, the message of self-reliant India is being given to the country. Along with increasing the technology, India is also engaged in making the defence system self-sufficient. In this process, the Howitzer Advanced Towed Artillery Gun System manufactured in India is being tested. This gun developed by DRDO has been made keeping in mind the need of the Indian Army. With this gun, the target can be destroyed at a distance of about 50 km. News agency ANI tweeted a video of this gun trial. The trial of this artillery gun system is being done
Indian Army soldiers will get 11 years house allowance
The central government has made a rule for the three army soldiers. In which the soldiers who live on rent can take house allowance under the Modified Assured Career Progression Scheme – MACPS based on rank. Actually, due to some disturbance in the sixth pay commission, the soldiers were not getting the benefit. From January 2006 to June 2017, the soldiers were not able to get compensation for the quarter (Claim in Lieu of Quarter – CILQ) for 11 years. Now soldiers can claim compensation from June 2006 to June 2017 to avail this benefit. According to media reports, the
Pakistan Denies Jaish-e-Mohammed’s conspiracy to commit terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir
Pakistan on Saturday summoned the Indian High Commission in-charge and rejected India’s claim that the Pakistani terrorist organization Jaish-e-Mohammad was plotting attacks there before the local elections in Jammu and Kashmir. Hours earlier, India had summoned the charge of the Pakistan High Commission in New Delhi and said that Pakistan should abandon its policy of supporting terrorists and terrorist groups operating from its territory and for attacks in other countries. Terrorist structures designed by terrorist organizations should be destroyed. Pakistan’s Foreign Ministry in a statement dismissed the allegation and hoped that India would refrain from making any “misleading” statement. Earlier
Indian Air Force Rally 2020 (U.P) : 12th Pass Apply For Group X Trade
Indian Air Force Rally 2020 (U.P) Indian Air Force is going to recruit bumper vacancies for Group X (Technical) and Group Y (Non-Technical) posts through the rally. These rallies will be organized for the youth of UP, Bihar, Delhi, Jharkhand, Uttarakhand, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu. To participate in this Indian Air Force rally 2020 (U.P)to be held in December, between 27 November 2020 (11 am) to 28 November 2020 (5 pm), online pre-registration will be done by visiting www.airmenselection.cdac.in . These recruitment rallies will be held from 10 December to 19 December. In these, the qualification of 12th pass from
Soldier’s children older than 25 years will now get treatment facility
In one case, the Armed Forces Tribunal (AFT) has ordered the Army to treat the soldier’s 25-year-old son. According to the rules, the age limit is 25 years and 18 years for the daughter to provide treatment to the soldier’s son. The case is related to retired havildar Awadhesh Kumar, resident of Rae Bareli. His 29-year-old son Arvind’s two kidneys have failed. The Army refused to treat him in April last year, stating that the disease is not on the list of ‘Disabled Persons Act-2016’. The son’s age is also more than 25 years. On this, Havildar filed an appeal
Mahima Singla, An Civil Engineering Student Will Now Join Army
The glory of 21 years was so impressed with a fiery speech by Kargil war heroine Captain Yashika Tyagi that she decided to join the army. Despite having no army background, she took the examination held under Civil Engineering category of Short Service Commission Women Technical Officer and secured the first position. Now Mahima Singla, a student of Punjab Engineering College, Chandigarh, will be recruited as a lieutenant in the army. Mahima says that in the second year of civil engineering, she got a chance to hear Captain Yashika Tyagi, a war veteran who showed bravery during the Kargil War.
Indo-Pak War Veteran Retired Major General RN Chibber Dies
Major General (Retd) RN Chhibber, who participated in the wars of 1962, 1965 and 1971, died at his residence on Saturday. A defence spokesman gave this information on Sunday. He was 86 years old. Chhibber was born on September 23, 1934. General Chhibber was stationed in Afghanistan as a military attache from 1972 to 1975. The spokesman said, “He was an outstanding officer who also commanded the 8 Jat Regiment. His expertise and exceptional strategy made him a brilliant officer. “He said that General Chhibber breathed his last at his residence at Shanti Vihar in Kalukchak area of ​​Jammu on
Army Bharti Rally 2020 : 8th, 10th & 12th Pass Can Apply, Know Full Details
Army Bharti Rally 2020 : Indian Army is going to organize a recruitment rally in different districts of Kerala. 8th, 10th and 12th pass youth can apply online by visiting www.joinindianarmy.nic.in . The last date for application is 4 December 2020. This recruitment will be done on the posts of Soldier (General Duty), Soldier Technical, Soldier Technical (Aviation / Ammunition), Soldier Tradesman, Soldier Clerk, Store Keeper, Nursing Assistant. The recruitment rally will be held from 1 December 2020 to 31 March 2021 at Kolachal Stadium, Pengoday Military Station, Trivandrum. The exact date of the rally will be stated separately given
SEBI Doubles Overseas Investment Limit In Individual Based Mutual Funds
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has raised the limit of foreign investment for Individual Mutual Fund from $ 300 million to $ 600 million. Sebi announced this in a circular issued on November 5, 2020, stating that each fund house can make a maximum profit of $ 600 million in foreign investment within the overall industry limit of $ 7 billion. Rajiv Thakkar, Chief Investment Officer (CIO), PPFAS Mutual Fund, said that, if this investment limit had not been raised, some big funds could have reached the upper limit in the coming days. The Securities and Exchange
Central Government Raised Rs 72,480 Tax Amount Under Vivad Se Vishwas Scheme
The central government has so far received tax amount of Rs 72,480 crore in 45,855 cases through the Direct Tax Dispute Resolution Scheme called ‘Vivad Se Vishwas’. The total income tax amount demanded by the Income Tax Department from these cases is about Rs 1.32 lakh crore. According to sources, the Central Public Sector Units (CPSUs) have come forward to resolve revenue dispute cases worth Rs 1 lakh crore, which has improved the possibility of the Government of India’s tax revenue collection target for the year 2019. The amount received is the initial compulsory payment made by taxpayers who opted
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