After 4-Year Marriage Ban, Army Weighs Relief for Agniveers During Extended Tenure
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Following the decision to grant an additional two years of service extension to Agniveers recruited into the Army under the Agnipath scheme, consideration has now begun regarding rules related to marriage and family. Under current rules, marriage is not permitted during the four-year service period, but considering the total tenure of six years, will these rules change? Let's find out the full details.
Agniveer Marriage Rules: Under the Agnipath scheme, Agniveers are not permitted to marry for the first four years. Now, the Ministry of Defense is considering relaxing this restriction during the two-year extension of service. Learn about the proposal, the new salary, and the full math behind permanent recruitment.
After 4-year marriage ban, Army weighs relief for Agniveers during extended tenure
The armed forces are examining family provisions and marriage rules for Agniveers serving an additional two years. Any relaxation will require a formal policy decision while balancing personnel welfare and operational discipline.
Armed forces are considering relaxing marriage rules for Agniveers during the additional two-year service extension
New Delhi: The Union Ministry of Defence is preparing for significant changes in the service conditions of 'Agniveers' who join the army through the Agneepath scheme. After the first four years of initial service...
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