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IAF Agniveer Vayu Recruitment 2024: The Indian Air Force (IAF) has released a notification for the recruitment of Agniveer Vayu posts under Agneepath program for the year 2024. It provides a chance to unmarried Indian male and female candidates to join the Indian Armed Forces.

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Indian Airforce Agniveer Recruitment 2024: Notification Released, Last Date, Eligibility, Exam Pattern, Salary, Syllabus

Indian Airforce Agniveer Recruitment 2024 | Air Force Agniveer Recruitment 2024 Notification Out for 3500 Vacancies Indian Air Force Agniveer Recruitment 2024: The Indian Air Force has announced the recruitment of an Agniveer (Airman) for the year 2024 under the Agneepath Yojana. A total of 3500 vacancies are available in various technical and non-technical trades. In this article, you learn…

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Indian Air Force Recruitment 2023 out for multiple posts for Airmen, Check Notification, Eligibility, Apply online

CASB has released the Indian Air Force Recruitment 2023 on its official website https://agnipathvayu.cdac.in/  for Multiple posts for Airmen. Indian Air Force Recruitment 2023 agnipathvayu.cdac.in Indian Air Force Recruitment 2023 out  The CASB (Central Airmen Selection Board)has invited candidates to participate in the IAF Airmen Recruitment 2023, which will be conducted based on merit.…

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12ஆம் வகுப்பு தேர்ச்சி போதும் இந்திய விமானப் படையில் வேலை வாய்ப்பு..!

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இந்திய விமான படையில் பின் வரும் AFCAT 1/2023(NCC Special Entry) பணிகள் நிரப்புவதற்கான அறிவிப்பு வெளியாகியுள்ளன. மத்திய அரசு இந்த அதிகாரப்பூர்வ அறிவிப்பினை  வெளியிட்டுள்ளது. இந்திய விமான படையின் பணிக்கு விண்ணப்பிக்க ஆர்வமுள்ளவர்கள் 01/12/2022 முதல் 30/12/2022க்குல் என்ற இனையத்தில் மூலமாக ஆன்லைன் மூலமாக விண்ணப்பிக்கவும். இப்பணிக்கு விண்ணப்பிக்கும் நபர்கள் விண்ணப்பிக்கும் முன்பு கீழ்க்கண்ட கல்வித்…

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by Vijeta Uniyal

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) dealt a big blow to Palestinian terrorists on Tuesday when it eliminated Hamas and Fatah terrorist commanders in a drone strike near the West Bank town of Tulkarm.

“The IDF killed Ashraf Nafah and Mohammed Abu Abdu, commanders of the Hamas and Fatah military wings in Tulkarm, respectively, in a targeted strike in the West Bank refugee camp on Tuesday,” the Israeli news website YNET reported.

A counter-terrorism raid in the area accompanied the drone strike, news reports suggest.

Among the terrorists killed in the operation was a woman jihadist dressed as a medic. The hijab-wearing female terrorist, armed with an assault rifle, is seen walking in a formation of jihadists chanting “Allahu akbar.”

“At least five others were killed in the operation, including a woman disguised as a paramedic who was armed with an M16 rifle,” the news outlet added.

Israeli “soldiers struck a number of armed terrorists in exchanges of fire and dismantled numerous explosives that had been planted underneath the roads,” the military announced in a press statement Tuesday.

“During the operation, an IAF [Israeli Air Force] drone struck several terrorists from various terror organizations in the Tulkarm area. Among those struck were terrorists who were involved in the planning and carrying out of attacks against IDF soldiers and the State of Israel from the Tulkarm area,” the IDF statement said.

The IDF revealed the details of the terror operatives eliminated in the operation:

Among those eliminated was Ashraf Nafa, the Head of the Hamas branch in the Tulkarm area. Ashraf was responsible for manufacturing and embedding explosives intended to attack IDF soldiers, as well as recruiting new operatives into the Hamas organization. Additionally, he was involved in numerous attacks against IDF soldiers in Judea and Samaria, and was in contact with external Hamas terrorists who advanced terror attacks in Judea and Samaria. Furthermore, the terrorist Muhammad Awad was eliminated during the operation. Muhammad was a terrorist in the area of Tulkarm, where he was actively involved in shooting attacks against IDF soldiers. In addition, he raised terror funds to support the battalion’s activity in the area, and procured weaponry for the battalion.

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Bad Batch OC: Dr. Senna Divehdi

I don't know how much other people actually like to read about strangers' OCs, but I thought I'd toss this out here as a reference for mine.

Name: Senna Meridia Divehdi

Home Planet: Bar'leth

Species: Human/Mirialan

Profession: MD, GAR Chief Medical Officer, IAF Chief Medical Officer

Rank: Vice-Admiral

Fics: "Not Just the Carcass, but the Spark",

"Only What Burns You Back",

A medical prodigy, Senna was recruited fresh out of school by the Kaminoans for an undisclosed project that turned out to be the creation of the Republic's clone army. There she provided medical care to the soldiers and trained classes of clone medics. Ten years later, the Clone Wars began and Dr. Divehdi was absorbed into the Grand Army of the Republic and commissioned as their Chief Medical Officer, overseeing the hospital at the GAR base on Coruscant. After Order 66, she held the same position with the Imperial Armed Forces.

Senna is a skilled surgeon who, during her extended stay on Kamino, earned multiple other degrees and certifications. Her passion is the care of the clone troopers that she has come to think of as her family and responsibility, especially the members of Clone Force 99, who required specialized medical care as children. Senna carries a great burden of guilt for the other clone experiments whom she was unable to save.

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Indian Armed Forces: Army, Air Force, and Navy

Complete Information Of SSB Indian Armed Forces

India’s Armed Forces—comprising the Army, Air Force, and Navy—are the backbone of national defense. Each branch plays a vital role in maintaining the security and sovereignty of the nation. To become an officer in these forces is a matter of pride and commitment to the country. This blog provides a detailed overview of the entrance exams for each force, why the SSB (Services Selection Board) is essential, and crucial points candidates should consider when aiming for an officer's position.

Sudershan Chakra is the leading SSB institute Agra, dedicated to preparing candidates for a successful career in the Indian Armed Forces. With experienced mentors and a comprehensive training program, the institute focuses on developing the Officer Like Qualities (OLQs) essential for clearing the SSB interview. Students receive personalized guidance in psychological tests, group tasks, and personal interviews, ensuring a holistic approach to their preparation. The institute provides top-notch facilities, mock SSB sessions, and physical training to enhance both mental and physical capabilities. Sudershan Chakra stands out for its commitment to nurturing future defense officers through excellence in SSB coaching.

1. Indian Army

The Indian Army is responsible for safeguarding the nation's borders on land. As one of the largest standing armies in the world, it provides numerous opportunities for individuals to join as officers through various entry schemes.

Entrance Exams for the Indian Army

NDA (National Defence Academy): For candidates who have completed their 10+2, this is one of the most popular ways to join the Indian Army as an officer. The NDA exam is conducted twice a year by UPSC (Union Public Service Commission), and successful candidates undergo training at the National Defence Academy, Pune.

CDS (Combined Defence Services): Graduates can apply through the CDS exam, which is also conducted by the UPSC twice a year. After clearing this exam, candidates are selected for training at the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Dehradun.

Technical Entry Scheme (TES): Candidates who have completed their 10+2 with a focus on science and have a particular interest in engineering can apply for the TES scheme.

Army Medical Corps: Medical graduates (MBBS or higher) can apply to join the Army as officers in the medical branch.

2. Indian Air Force

The Indian Air Force (IAF) is responsible for securing the nation's airspace. It offers numerous opportunities for those aspiring to become officers, including flying and technical roles.

Entrance Exams for the Indian Air Force

NDA (Air Force Wing): Candidates can opt for the Air Force through the NDA exam after completing their 10+2.

AFCAT (Air Force Common Admission Test): This exam is specifically conducted by the Indian Air Force to recruit candidates for Flying Branch, Technical Branch, and Ground Duty Branches. AFCAT is held twice a year.

CDS (Air Force Wing): Graduates can apply for the IAF through the CDS exam. The successful candidates undergo training at the Air Force Academy in Hyderabad.

NCC Special Entry: Candidates who have a C certificate from the NCC Air Wing with an A or B grade can apply for flying branches without written exams.

University Entry Scheme (UES): Final year students of engineering can apply for the technical branch of the Indian Air Force through UES.

3. Indian Navy

The Indian Navy plays a vital role in securing the maritime borders of the nation. The Navy provides opportunities in both executive and technical branches.

Entrance Exams for the Indian Navy

NDA (Naval Wing): Similar to the Army and Air Force, the Indian Navy recruits officers through the NDA exam for candidates who have completed their 10+2.

CDS (Naval Wing): Graduates aiming to join the Indian Navy can apply through the CDS exam and undergo training at the Indian Naval Academy, Ezhimala.

INET (Indian Navy Entrance Test): A separate entrance test for the Indian Navy, INET recruits for both permanent and short service commission.

Navy B.Tech Entry Scheme: Candidates who have passed their 10+2 with physics, chemistry, and mathematics and have appeared for the JEE Mains exam can apply for a technical role through this scheme.

NCC Special Entry: Similar to the Air Force, the Indian Navy also allows candidates with an NCC certificate to apply for officer posts.

Why SSB is Important for Selection

The SSB (Services Selection Board) is the final and most crucial phase of selection for all branches of the armed forces. After clearing the written exams like NDA, CDS, or AFCAT, candidates are called for the SSB interview, which lasts for 5 to 6 days.

Purpose of the SSB

The SSB evaluates a candidate’s OLQs (Officer Like Qualities), such as leadership, decision-making ability, communication skills, physical fitness, and psychological robustness. The interview process involves:

Screening Tests: To assess intelligence and problem-solving skills.

Psychological Tests: Evaluating a candidate's mental stability and reaction to stress.

Group Tasks: To observe leadership, teamwork, and situational handling abilities.

Personal Interview: To gauge the candidate’s clarity of thought, confidence, and motivation.

Conference: A final round where a board of officers decides whether the candidate is fit for selection.

The SSB is crucial because it ensures that only those with the right combination of physical, mental, and emotional capabilities are selected for officer training. While the written exams assess knowledge and academic proficiency, the SSB ensures that candidates possess qualities required for handling the challenges of a military career.

Essential Points for Candidates Interested in Officer Positions

Stay Physically Fit: Physical fitness is vital for a successful career in the armed forces. Regular exercise, maintaining a healthy diet, and practicing endurance-building activities are essential for all aspiring officers.

Work on Communication Skills: As an officer, effective communication is key. Practice clear and confident speaking, along with the ability to articulate thoughts coherently.

Prepare for Group Tasks: Teamwork is a core aspect of military life. The SSB focuses heavily on how candidates work in groups, making it essential to improve leadership and cooperation skills.

Maintain a Positive Attitude: The SSB tests mental toughness and how you respond to difficult situations. Develop a positive outlook and learn to handle stress effectively.

Learn Current Affairs and General Knowledge: Officers need to stay informed about national and international events. Reading newspapers, watching the news, and staying updated on current affairs is crucial for written exams and interviews.

Self-Reflection is Key: The SSB focuses a lot on your psychology. Be honest with yourself and work on personal development. Confidence, humility, and self-awareness are key traits for officer roles.

Practice Mock Interviews: To perform well in the personal interview at the SSB, practice mock interviews and group discussions to build confidence.

Consistency and Dedication: Joining the armed forces requires consistency in efforts. Whether it’s studying for written exams or preparing for the SSB, dedication is essential.

Conclusion

Becoming an officer in the Indian Army, Air Force, or Navy is a prestigious career choice. The process involves clearing competitive exams like NDA, CDS, AFCAT, or INET, followed by the SSB, which is a comprehensive assessment of a candidate’s abilities. Each branch offers unique roles, but the core requirement remains the same—officer-like qualities, physical fitness, and mental robustness. Candidates aspiring to serve their nation must prepare diligently, focusing on both academic and personal development.

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From Complaint to Compromise Battle Against Sexual Harassment

Last month, I read an article in the India Today which in one of its pages in bold fonts had, “‘Haath lagao toh current lagta hai’: IAF pilot moves Jammu-Kashmir HC alleging sexual harassment by senior officer.” Appalled as I always am by such news, it was definitely once again hard to digest something like this in the armed forces …where chivalry is considered to be the mark and character of men. According to the report, an Indian Air Force (IAF) pilot had filed a case in the Jammu and Kashmir High Court alleging sexual harassment by her senior, a Wing Commander, additionally mentioning the unfair manner of inquiry conducted by the Internal Complaints Committee of the IAF. There were severe allegations for demand of sexual favours, objectionable comments, inappropriate touching and lewd remarks such as, “‘Le tujhe touch kiya ab kaise karegi apne aap ko sanitise?’ On approaching the Internal Complaints Committee, she was not satisfied and found the proceedings to be unfair and biased, which led her to knock on the doors of the police and court. I continued following up on this case, until I read the order of the Hon’ble Judge on 20.05.2024, that during the pendency of the petition, the accused had issued a communication to the lady officer for settlement of the case, who accepted the same and then gave her no objection for quashing of the FIR.

Well, though I fail to comprehend why she succumbed and took to the compromise after having come this far, I do strongly believe that if proper awareness sessions were conducted such an incident might not have happened in the first place and if the Internal Complaints Committee was well trained to conduct an inquiry following due process of the law, the outcome of the case could have been different and within the four walls of the IAF, instead of the case being brought out in public and tarnishing the image of the IAF in broad daylight. Because it happens so that for the behaviour of one person, the entire institution is put in bad light.

We at Upceed Consulting Services therefore time and again stress awareness of the POSH Act. Though the law has been enacted for the last decade and in May 2023 the Supreme Court also issued directions that all institutions whether government or private must conduct orientation programmes, workshops, seminars and awareness programmes to upskill members of the committees and to educate women about the provisions of the law, little has been done so far with only one tenth of workplaces having implemented it, and in that several for just the sake of a tick off. 

Organisations several times fail to understand the consequences of NOT implementing the POSH Act, which can be significant, multifaceted and boomerang on its face in the following manner:

Legal Consequences: Non-compliance with the POSH Act can lead to legal repercussions, including fines and penalties imposed by regulatory authorities. Organizations may face lawsuits from employees who have experienced sexual harassment and feel their complaints were not adequately addressed. The legal battles can damage the organization’s reputation and result in financial losses due to legal fees, settlements, and court judgments.

Reputational Damage: Public exposure of sexual harassment incidents and organizational failures to address them can tarnish the company’s reputation. Negative publicity can lead to loss of trust among customers, investors, and the general public, impacting the organization’s brand image and market standing.

Employee Morale and Productivity: A workplace culture that tolerates or ignores sexual harassment can create a toxic environment, leading to low morale and decreased employee engagement. Employees may experience heightened stress, anxiety, and job dissatisfaction, resulting in decreased productivity and increased turnover rates.

Human Resource Challenges: Difficulty in recruiting and retaining talented employees due to concerns about workplace safety and organizational culture. It may also lead to increased workload for HR departments which though not under their purview may end up in managing complaints, investigations, and legal issues related to sexual harassment, when not handled appropriately by the Internal Complaints Committee, resulting in a bigger blunder.

Financial Costs: Costs associated with legal proceedings, settlements, and damages resulting from lawsuits and regulatory penalties. Loss of productivity and potential revenue due to absenteeism, turnover, and decreased employee performance resulting from a hostile work environment.

Loss of Competitive Advantage: Organizations known for failing to address sexual harassment may lose their competitive edge in attracting and retaining top talent. Negative perceptions of the company’s workplace culture can deter potential customers, partners, and investors from engaging with the organization.

Regulatory Sanctions: Regulatory authorities may impose sanctions, including revocation of licenses or permits, for organizations found to be in violation of the Act. Repeat offenses or egregious violations may lead to more severe regulatory actions, such as closure of business operations or criminal charges against responsible individuals.

Overall, the consequences of failing to implement the POSH Act extend beyond legal and financial implications to encompass broader impacts on organizational culture, employee well-being, and corporate reputation. Promoting a positive and respectful workplace culture is crucial for the well-being of employees and the success of any organization. It is crucial for organizations to prioritize compliance with the POSH Act and take proactive measures to prevent and address sexual harassment in the workplace. By doing so and ensuring that Internal Committee members are well-versed in handling complaints, organizations can enhance the effectiveness and credibility of their processes for preventing and addressing sexual harassment in the workplace. Creating awareness about and implementing policies for prevention of sexual harassment is an important step towards fostering a safe and inclusive environment. 

We at Upceed Consulting Services typically assist organizations in implementing POSH. We are that one-stop- shop! Do contact Upceed Consulting Services and make your workplace a happy and respectful one!

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Introduction

Overview of the Indian Air Force Agniveer Exam

What is the Agniveer Exam?

Importance of the exam in IAF recruitment

Section 1: Exam Structure and Format

Detailed Breakdown of Exam Sections

H1: Sections Covered in Agniveer Exam

H2: Numerical Ability

H3: Arithmetic

H3: Algebra

H2: General Awareness

H3: Current Affairs

H3: Indian History and Geography

H2: Reasoning and Military Aptitude

H3: Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning

Section 2: Preparation Strategies

Effective Study Plan for Agniveer Exam Preparation

H1: Importance of Time Management

H1: Subject-Wise Preparation Tips

H2: Numerical Ability Preparation Techniques

H2: General Awareness Tips

H2: Reasoning and Military Aptitude Strategies

Section 3: Manasa Defence Academy's Approach

Role of Manasa Defence Academy in Agniveer Exam Preparation

H1: Overview of Manasa Defence Academy

H1: Unique Features and Benefits

H2: Experienced Faculty

H2: Comprehensive Study Materials

H2: Mock Tests and Performance Analysis

Section 4: Success Stories and Testimonials

Inspiring Success Stories from Manasa Defence Academy Alumni

H1: Real-Life Experiences

H1: How Manasa Defence Academy Helped Achieve Success

Section 5: Conclusion

Final Thoughts on Agniveer Exam Preparation

H1: Importance of Proper Guidance and Preparation

H1: Taking the Next Steps Towards Success

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Registration Begins On July 8: IAF Agniveer 2024 Notification Released

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has officially announced the Agniveer 2024 recruitment update cycle, presenting a golden opportunity for young and aspiring individuals to join one of India's most prestigious defense forces. The registration process for the IAF Agniveer 2024 recruitment will commence on July 8, 2024 Updates, inviting applications from eligible candidates eager to serve the nation and embark on a rewarding career in the IAF.

Overview of the Agniveer Program

The Agniveer program is a significant initiative by the IAF aimed at recruiting dynamic and dedicated individuals with the potential to contribute to India's defense capabilities. This recruitment drive seeks to identify and nurture young talent, providing comprehensive training and opportunities to serve in various capacities within the Air Force. The Agniveer scheme is designed to enhance operational efficiency and uphold high standards of professionalism within the force.

Eligibility Criteria

To apply for the Agniveer 2024 recruitment, candidates must meet specific eligibility criteria:

Educational Qualifications

Science Stream: Candidates must have completed their 10+2 education with Physics, Mathematics, and English, securing a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.

Non-Science Stream: Candidates must have completed their 10+2 education in any stream with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.

Age Limit

Candidates must be born between June 27, 2003, and December 27, 2006 (both dates inclusive).

Physical Standards

Candidates must meet the physical and medical standards set by the IAF, which include specific requirements for height, weight, and visual acuity.

Registration and Application Process

The registration process for IAF Agniveer 2024 will begin on July 8, 2024. Interested candidates must follow the steps outlined below to complete their application:

Visit the Official Website: Candidates must visit the official IAF recruitment website (www.indianairforce.nic.in) to access the online application portal.

Register Online: New users need to register by providing basic personal information and creating a unique user ID and password.

Fill the Application Form: After registration, candidates must log in and fill out the detailed application form, providing information about their educational qualifications, personal details, and contact information.

Upload Documents: Candidates must upload scanned copies of their recent passport-sized photograph, signature, and relevant educational certificates.

Pay the Application Fee: A non-refundable application fee must be paid online through the provided payment gateway. The fee details will be mentioned in the official notification.

Submit the Application: After completing all the steps, candidates should review their application for accuracy and submit it online.

Selection Process

The selection process for IAF Agniveer 2024 involves multiple stages designed to assess the candidates' aptitude, physical fitness, and overall suitability for service in the Air Force. The selection stages include:

Online Test: Candidates will appear for an online test covering subjects relevant to their educational background. The test will include questions on English, Physics, Mathematics, and Reasoning & General Awareness (RAGA).

Physical Fitness Test (PFT): Candidates who qualify in the online test will undergo a Physical Fitness Test, which includes a 1.6 km run, push-ups, sit-ups, and squats.

Medical Examination: Candidates who clear the PFT will undergo a thorough medical examination to ensure they meet the IAF's medical standards.

Adaptability Tests: Candidates will also undergo Adaptability Test I and II, which assess their suitability for the demanding environment of the Air Force.

Document Verification: Finally, candidates must provide original documents for verification to confirm their eligibility and qualifications.

Benefits and Opportunities

Joining the IAF as an Agniveer offers numerous benefits, including:

Attractive Salary and Allowances: Competitive salary packages with various allowances.

Career Growth: Opportunities for career advancement through continuous training and education.

Prestige and Honor: Serving in the IAF brings immense pride and recognition.

Comprehensive Training: Rigorous training programs to develop professional skills and leadership qualities.

Retirement Benefits: Access to pension and other post-retirement benefits.

Conclusion

The IAF Agniveer 2024 recruitment presents an excellent opportunity for young and aspiring individuals to serve the nation and build a distinguished career in the Indian Air Force. With the registration process starting on July 8, 2024, interested candidates should prepare diligently and ensure they meet all the eligibility criteria. Joining the IAF as an Agniveer not only promises a fulfilling career but also the chance to contribute significantly to India's defense and security.

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IAF AFCAT Recruitment 2024 : एयर फोर्स कॉमन एडमिशन टेस्ट भर्ती 2024

IAF AFCAT Recruitment 2024 ➥ भारतीय वायु सेना (indian air force ncc special entry 2024) ने AFCAT/ NCC विशेष प्रविष्टि के माध्यम से कमीशन अधिकारी [Commissioned Officer] के कुल 304 पदों के लिए ऑनलाइन आवेदन करने के लिए योग्य उम्मीदवारों को आमंत्रित किया है। IAF AFCAT Recruitment 2024 इन Airforce AFCAT Bharti 2024 पदों के लिए सभी उम्मीदवारों से निवेदन है की IAF AFCAT Exam 2024 के लिए आवेदन करने से…

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IAF Recruitment 2024

IAF Recruitment 2024 Indian Air Force (IAF) has released the notification for the recruitment of for the Post of AFCAT Entry, NCC Special Entry with 304 Vacancies. Candidates can check the eligibility criteria from the official notification and apply Online Between 30 May 2024 to 28 June 2024. Here we are providing the detailed notification candidates can download and check the Indian Air Force…

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AFCAT 2 Recruitment 2024 | AFCAT 2 Notification 2024 Out | AFCAT 2 Exam Date | AFCAT 2 Application Form

AFCAT 2 Recruitment 2024 | AFCAT 2 Notification 2024 Out | AFCAT 2 Exam Date | AFCAT 2 Application Form The Indian Air Force (IAF) has opened its doors for aspiring candidates to join its elite force through the AFCAT 2 Recruitment 2024. This nationwide entrance examination offers a unique opportunity for both men and women to embark on a fulfilling career as Group A Gazetted Officers in the…

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The Indian Air Force (IAF) has announced an exciting opportunity for young, aspiring individuals to join as Airmen in the Group Y Medical Assistant Trade. This article aims to provide comprehensive information regarding the recruitment process. Read More

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Watch Authorities Jobs: Software date prolonged for Agniveer Vayu recruitment in IAF, twelfth go get probability, eleventh February final date - Hindi News Paper - Dainik Bhaskar