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"The Army has done away with recruitment rallies and begun recruiting internet literate soldiers through an onlineprocess. The new system came into force from November, said an Army circular.

Earlier, over 10,000 aspirants on an average would gather at recruitment rallies for 100 vacancies before the online system was put in place. Chaos at the rallies have led to several stam pedes as the Army was often unable to process so many applications at one go. The chaos forced the Army to do a rethink on the process.

Now, the Army would have a databank of candidates and would call them according to space and re sources available.

As many as 15,000 youth underwent physical tests as part of the new process in the third week of November. Many officers have called the move revolutionary".

Quality move
 
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Border Guarding troops of India and China jointly ushered New Year Day at Bumla in chilly weather conditions.

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A BPM conducted on 02 Jan 16 at the Chinese Temporary Meeting Point at Daulat Beg Oldie.
 
Four soldiers killed in Ladakh avalanche - The Hindu

Updated: January 4, 2016 17:05 IST
Four army personnel were killed in Kashmir province's Ladakh region due to an avalanche that hit the region on Sunday afternoon.

Preliminary reports suggest that snow-bound Ladakh witnessed a major avalanche on Sunday and hit a patrolling party of 3 Ladakh Scouts at aournd 4:30 pm.

“Four jawans of 3 Ladakh Scouts were killed when their patrol party was hit by a snow avalanche at the Southern Glacier in Ladkah at 4:30 pm on Sunday,” Udhampur-based Defence Spokesman Col. S.D. Goswami said.

PTI adds:

Soon after the avalanche, a rescue operation was launched but the lives of four soldiers could not be saved.

The bodies of four soldiers were retrieved from the avalanche site and were sent for post-mortem at Hundar Hospital, Col. Goswami said.

The deceased have been identified as - Havaldar Tsewang Nurbu, Havaldar Dorjay Gyaltsan, Rifleman Mohammad Yousuf and Rifleman Jigmaid Chosdup.
 
Ministry of Defence
06-January, 2016 17:02 IST
Lieutenant General Suresh Sharma takes over as Director General Border Roads (DGBR) Lieutenant General Suresh Sharma has taken over as the 24th Director General Border Roads (DGBR) here today.

Lt Gen Suresh Sharma was commissioned into Corps of Engineers from Indian Military Academy, Dehradun and has attended all prestigious courses of the Indian Army including Staff Course at Defence Service Staff College, Wellington, Higher Defence Management Course at College of Defence Management, Secunderabad and the National Defence College, New Delhi. The General Officer has held various staff, instructional and command appointments. Some of his important assignments include Command of an Engineer Regiment during ‘OP PARAKRAM’, Staff Officer of an Infantry Brigade on the Line of Control, Colonel Administration of an Infantry Division and Brigadier Administration of a Strike Corps.

He has been Chief Operations Officer and advisor to United Nations Mission in Bosnia & Herzegovina. The General Officer has also tenated the prestigious appointment of Chief Engineer (Indian Navy and Coast Guards), Mumbai and later commanded Bengal Engineer Group & Centre, a premier training institution of the Indian Army. The General Officer was Command Chief Engineer South Western Command and has been elected as Colonel Commandant “The Bengal Sappers and Military Survey” from 01 August 2015. The General Officer is a qualified mountaineer and has participated in an international Mountaineering Expedition. Before taking over as Director General Border Roads, he was holding the appointment of Director General Combat Engineers at Army HQ.
 
The Vice President, Shri M. Hamid Ansari unfurling the NCC Flag at the inauguration of the NCC Republic Day Camp 2016, in New Delhi on January 06, 2016. The Director General, NCC, Lt. Gen. Aniruddha Chakravarty is also seen.
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The Vice President, Shri M. Hamid Ansari inspecting the guard of honour at the inauguration of the NCC Republic Day Camp 2016, in New Delhi on January 06, 2016. The Director General, NCC, Lt. Gen. Aniruddha Chakravarty is also seen.
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The Vice President, Shri M. Hamid Ansari in a group photograph with the youths and children from Jammu and Kashmir, in New Delhi on January 06, 2016.
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