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The Delhi High court on Wednesday said the old pension scheme will be made available to the Central Paramilitary forces as they are a part of the armed forces.  

Central paramilitary forces in huge numbers will be deployed in Tripura during the state assembly elections to be held in 2023.

SSC GD Constable Recruitment 2022: The commission will fill 24,369 posts through this recruitment process.  The deadline for applications has been set for 30 November 2022, details below.

Jammu, October 01 (Scoop News)-As directed by Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India, WaRB Headquarters New Delhi and Directorate General CRPF New Delhi, the 3rd Quarterly Meeting of year-2022 and 2nd Half Yearly Pension Adalat was jointly organized at Group Centre, CRPF, Jammu Campus on 30.09.2022. DIG Group Centre, CRPF Jammu has been detailed as District Welfare Officer for the welfare of ex-retired paramilitary personnel, veterans and dependents residing in District-Pooch, Rajouri a...

VDG head to get Rs 4500 pm, others Rs 4000 Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Aug 16: Following sanction by the Union Ministry of Home Affairs earlier, the Jammu and Kashmir Government has approved Village Defence Guard Scheme (VDGS) with a view to prevent terror acts inspired and supported from across the border and boost Security Grid in the Union Territory. An order to this effect has been issued by Additional Chief Secretary (Home) Raj Kumar Goyal. The new scheme, which will […]

The registration process that began on June 24 had seen filing of 94,281 applications by Monday

As the agitation over the Central governments Agnipath recruitment scheme continues across the nation, Union Defence Minister Rajnath Singh chaired a meeting with the service chiefs for the second straight day at his residence.According to a ...

Trained manpower is often open for exploitation by hostile forces, say former military and security officials. Many could even end up joining overseas mercenary groups and private military contractors.

An analysis of the CIC annual report data for 2020-21 reveals how 'national security’ and 'cabinet papers' were often cited as reasons for rejecting information under the RTI Act.

With the closing in of the 12th Manipur Assembly Elections 2022 and amid the simmering serious concern among all stakeholders, the state chief election officer informed about the several measures and arrangements in place for holding of successful elections in the state.