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"Government open to change in Agniveer scheme if needed": Rajnath Singh

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Defence Minister Rajnath Singh said that his government is "open to change" in the Agniveer recruitment scheme if necessary. Singh also said that the government has ensured that the future of the AgNiveers is secure. The recruits named Agnives serve for a tenure of four years that includes training for six months.

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Hindustan Times

Centre open to amendments in Agnipath scheme if required: Rajnath Singh

Rajnath Singh said recruiting youths would result in an increased risk-taking spirit and more tech-savvy jawans in the armed forces.

1 month ago·New Delhi, India

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ABP News

Will there be changes in the Agniveer scheme? Rajnath Singh made a big statement regarding reform

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Agniveer Scheme: India's borders are completely secure, and the people of the country must have full confidence in the armed forces. During a conversation with a private channel, the defense minister discussed the Agniveer Scheme and said that there is no need for such questions. He said that everyone believes that the armed forces should have a young spirit. The defense minister praised the Agniveer Scheme whil…

1 month ago·India

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Devdiscourse

"Government open to change in Agniveer scheme if needed": Rajnath Singh

"Government open to change in Agniveer scheme if needed": Rajnath Singh Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Thursday said that his government is "open to change" in the Agniveer recruitment scheme if necessary. Speaking at the Times Now Summit, the Union Minister also said that the government has ensured that the future of the Agniveers is secure.Asserting that youthfulness is necessary in the defence forces, Singh also defended the scheme, and s…

1 month ago

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The Economic Times

Government open to change in Agniveer scheme if needed: Rajnath Singh

Asserting that youthfulness is necessary in the defence forces, Singh also defended the scheme, and said, "Sena mein youthfulness honi chahiye. The youth, I feel, are more enthusiastic. They are more tech-savvy. We have taken proper care that their future is also secure. We will also make changes if there is a need."

1 month ago

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