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Setting the stage - The Statesman - Vimarsana News

Setting the stage - The Statesman

Amid the chaos in the current session of Parliament, the passage of one of the most significant Bills in Indian military history.

UPSC Essentials | Weekly news express : Major Bills of Monsoon Session 2023 - Vimarsana News

UPSC Essentials | Weekly news express : Major Bills of Monsoon Session 2023

Dive deep into our special edition on major Bills passed by the Parliament during this Monsoon Session.

The inter-services organisation bill and how it paves the way for establishment of theatre commands - Vimarsana News

The inter-services organisation bill and how it paves the way for establishment of theatre commands

The bill was passed in the Rajya Sabha on Tuesday, amidst a walkout by the Opposition demanding a discussion on Manipur.

Are forces moving in the right direction? - Vimarsana News

Are forces moving in the right direction?

The Kargil war, whose anniversary was held last week with the defence minister and all service chiefs honouring those who sacrificed their lives at the war memorial in Drass, had brought to the fore serious shortcomings in India’s management of defence.

Inter-services organisations bill be passed, enacted without any amendments: Parliamentary panel on defence - Vimarsana News

Inter-services organisations bill be passed, enacted without any amendments: Parliamentary panel on defence

The committee in its report said that it also understand that currently, the commander-in-chief or officer-in-command of the inter-services organisations is "not empowered to exercise disciplinary/administrative powers over the personnel belonging to other services". Only officers of the respective services are empowered to exercise disciplinary powers over the service personnel under their respective Service Acts, the report said.