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What is the Short Service Commission in the Indian Armed Forces ?
The Short Service Commission (SSC) in the Indian Armed Forces offers an exciting and unique way to serve your nation without a lifelong commitment. Typically lasting between 10 to 14 years, SSC provides an opportunity to experience military life and contribute to national defense. This blog will guide you through the details of SSC across the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, offering valuable insights for those preparing for NDA (National Defence Academy) and CDS (Combined Defence Services) exams. ### Understanding Short Service Commission (SSC) Short Service Commission (SSC) is a form of contractual service within the Indian Armed Forces,
Nearly 45,906 acres of defence land lying vacant states Central Govt
Around 45,906 acres of defence land, under the management of different services and organisations, is presently lying vacant, the government said in Lok Sabha on Monday. Minister of State for Defence Ajay Bhatt, replying to a question, said service headquarters have informed that the available land under their management is used for bonafide military purposes only and for strategic operational and security needs. To a separate written question on the number of accidents or mishaps that have taken place inside the properties owned by the Indian Navy and Indian Air Force since 2010, Bhatt declined to provide the details. “The information sought is sensitive in nature and cannot be
How To Become Doctor in Army, Navy and Air Force
Becoming a doctor means choosing selfless service to humanity, and there is no comparison to the luxury of being a doctor and a defence personnel at the same time. In this article, we will examine methods in which you may join the Armed forces as a doctor and help those who serve the nation. There are two paths to becoming a doctor in the Armed Forces: Armed Force Medical College or AFMC Army Medical Corps or AMC AFMC This path begins after you complete your 10+2; you must apply to AFMC, and admission is based on your NEET (National Eligibility
Tragic Demise of CDS Bipin Rawat in Tamil Nadu Helicopter Crash
Tragic Demise of CDS Bipin Rawat : India’s Chief of Army Defense Staff (CDS) Vipin Rawat passed away in a helicopter crash today, December 8, 2021. He was 64 years old. Indian Air Force helicopter carrying 14 people including General Rawat from Coimbatore to Sulur crashed in Coonoor. The army has officially confirmed this. All the important persons including the Prime Minister, Home Minister have expressed deep grief over his death. His death has caused a wave of grief across the country. He along with his wife and 11 other officers were killed in a helicopter crash that took place
Armed Forces Flag Day 2021 : Know How To Contribute Towards The Cause
Armed Forces Flag Day 2021 : The Armed Forces Flag Day, or simply Flag Day, is celebrated every year on 7 December throughout the country. The day is observed to acknowledge and honour the martyrs who have heroically fought for the country. The day is also dedicated to the soldiers who continue to protect the country’s borders. Along with honouring and remembering the martyrs, the Armed Forces Flag Day is also dedicated to the welfare of Indian troops. Below are few ways in which you can contribute to the Armed Forces Flag Day Fund: Citizens can make their contribution to the Armed Forces Flag
Armed forces need to be ready to act at ‘short notice’ in case of emergency : Rajnath Singh
Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Wednesday said that it is necessary to increase jointness among the armed forces, with the launch of an ambitious plan for theatricalization of the capabilities of the Army, Air Force and Navy in India. The inputs from all the stakeholders will be considered for the new structure. Addressing the conference of top Air Force commanders, he also referred to the “unsettled” situation on India’s borders. He said that the armed forces need to be ready to act at ‘short notice’ in case of any emergency. Raksha Mantri praised the Indian Air Force for displaying high
Indian Armed Forces will be equipped with hi-tech weapons, Defence Acquisition Council approves project of 7965 crores
Taking another step towards the modernization of the Indian Army, the Defense Ministry has approved a proposal of Rs 7965 crore to purchase modern weapons and military equipment. This also includes the purchase of 12 light utility helicopters from Hindustan Aeronautics. The procurement proposal was approved in a meeting of the Defense Acquisition Council (DAC), the highest decision-making body of the Defense Ministry. The major projects approved today include 12 light utility helicopters, short range hun mounts, Lynx gun fire control systems and mid-life upgrades of Donear aircraft, according to an official statement from the ministry. The project will involve
India is making historic reforms in its forces to compete with China: International report
The much-awaited military reforms in India have got new life under the leadership of the Modi government at the Centre. At the same time, by improving relations with America and its allies, India is also strengthening itself strategically. A report published on Bloomberg states that after independence under the leadership of Narendra Modi, historic reforms are being made for coordination between the armies. In this sequence, General Bipin Singh Rawat has been appointed as the Chief of Defense Staff by the Modi government. According to the report, last month, on behalf of the Department of Military Affairs, the army unit
World will see the power of India, now all three armies will be able to do Tri-Service Joint Exercise
Tri-Service Joint Exercise : The three armies of the country will now be able to conduct joint training together. It is being prepared. This will increase the capability of the armies and will help in improving mutual coordination. Economic resources are also likely to be saved. Efforts are being made by the Department of Military Affairs in this direction and two senior officers have been engaged on its preparation. Government sources said that as part of the process of formation of theater command, a detailed study has also been done regarding joint training. Now necessary preparations are being made for
Chiefs Of All Armed Forces Wings Visit NDA Pune To Review Training & Administrative Infra
Three chiefs of the Indian Army, Navy and Air Force visited the National Defense Academy (NDA) at Khadakwasla in Pune, Maharashtra and reviewed the training and administrative infrastructure available there. This information was given in a defense release issued on Saturday. The three chiefs had received their training from the NDA at Khadakwasla. It said that the two-day (August 20 and 21) visit of Chief of the Navy Admiral Karambir Singh, Chief of the Air Staff, Air Chief Marshal Rakesh Kumar Singh Bhadauria and Chief of the Army Staff General MM Naravane is a “concert” for this prestigious training academy
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