Agniveers’ Tenure Extended by Two Years, Cabinet Approves Move

Govt extends Agniveer's tenure by 2 years

The Union Cabinet, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved a two-year extension of tenure for Agniveers, a decision made weeks before approximately 18,000 Agniveers were due to exit the armed forces. Chief of Defence Staff General NS Raja Subramani stated that all Agniveers would have the opportunity to continue their service, subject to performance review.

Now, 2-year extension for Agniveers and a chance to join Armed Forces

Different batches of Agniveers are completing their four-year tenure starting this month..

Agniveers’ tenure extended by two years, cabinet approves move

The move comes weeks before the three services were to start releasing 75% of Agniveers from their first batch in phased manner starting mid-November.

Cabinet Clears 2-Year Extension For 75% Of Agniveers; Fresh Chance To Join Armed Forces

The Union Cabinet has approved a two-year extension for 75% of Agniveers, giving them another opportunity to join the armed forces, subject to selection.

Agniveer scheme gets 2-year extension as Centre increases service period from 4 to 6 years

The 75% of the Aginveers, who were earlier expected to return to civilian life after four years, will now get an opportunity to serve for an additional two years.

Govt tweaks Agnipath scheme; Agniveers exiting in December get two-year service extension - The Tribune

In a major reprieve for Agniveers, a two-year extension of service is expected to be announced shortly by the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS).