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    Scrap Agnipath; bring back the old army recruitment scheme: Hanuman Beniwal

    Rashtriya Loktantrik Party MP Hanuman Beniwal urges the abolition of Agnipath and the reinstatement of the previous army recruitment scheme during the Motion of Thanks on the President's Address in the 18th Lok Sabha on July 1, 2024. Watch!Scrap Agnipath; bring back the old ...

    Why the slogan ‘Jai Jawan’ has lost its sheen

    NDA allies have joined the chorus against the Agniveer scheme, which came into force without parliamentary debate or discussion. Will the government finally sit up and take notice?

    Congress: Nothing short of scrapping Agniveer scheme will do

    The Opposition party hardening its stand, incidentally with an eye on the upcoming assembly polls in Haryana and Maharashtra, coincides with reports about deliberations within the government to review and modify the scheme.

    Arunachal CM Pema Khandu to launch new industrial policy and reforms to boost investment and development

    Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu announced the introduction of a new Arunachal Industrial Policy, aligned with the UNNATI Scheme, to attract investments. After being sworn in, Khandu convened a Cabinet meeting to launch Reforms 3.0, focusing on 24 citizen-centric initiatives. Priorities include 100% digitalization of Finance and Planning Departments, strengthening local administration, and forming the Institute for Transforming Arunachal. Plans also include a new educational policy, revamped Dulari Kanya Scheme, enhanced agricultural policies, and the development of Itanagar-Naharlagun. Additionally, new handloom, handicrafts, and tourism policies will be introduced to boost the economy.

    Fortifying the Forces: Agnipath scheme may see significant changes following Army survey

    The Indian Army is set to implement major changes to the Agniveer scheme following feedback from an internal survey. These changes include extending the service tenure from four to eight years, increasing the retention rate of Agniveers to 60-70%, and raising the induction age for technical services to 23 years. The modifications aim to address concerns about inadequate expertise and improve the scheme’s effectiveness. The proposals will be reviewed by the Prime Minister's Office, with final decisions expected soon.

    Haryana Lok Sabha Elections 2024: Spotlight on Agnipath as youth seek job stability

    Haryana's political landscape is witnessing significant upheaval as the Agniveer scheme, under which soldiers are engaged for four years without a pension, becomes a focal point of discontent among rural youth. Political parties are pledging to revert to the old recruitment system, highlighting the scheme's impact on job security and aspirations, with many youngsters now favoring police or overseas jobs over military service.

    The Economic Times
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