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Chief of Defence Staff General NS Raja Subramani said, "25 per cent of the Agniveers are to be enrolled into the regular forces based on merit. Previously, the provision was for 75 per cent of the Agniveers to transition back into society as disciplined and motivated youth." New Delhi:  The tenure of Agniveers who are not selected for regular enrolment has been extended by two years, taking their total engagement period from four to six years under the updated Agnipath framework. Chief of Defence Staff General NS Raja Subramani announced the decision at a Cabinet briefing. Under the existing provision, up to 25 per cent of Agniveers can be enrolled in the regular forces based on merit. The remaining 75 per cent will now be offered an additional two-year engagement period after completing their initial four years. At the end of this extended tenure, those willing to continue will be considered for enrolment in the Armed Forces, subject to objective selection criteria. "25...

A disturbing video of the assault showed the Class 3 student punching and kicking the younger child in an empty classroom. Panchkula: The 8-year-old boy who brutally assaulted a 6-year-old girl inside a classroom of a government school in Haryana's Panchkula had a habit of playing violent games, the victim's uncle alleged on Tuesday. "The child (who committed the attack)...it turned out he played certain types of games...aggressive games...he played PUBG, and now his father has also confirmed that he used to play PUBG and other such games, which led to these actions," Fazil said. A disturbing video of the attack showed the Class 3 student punching and kicking the younger child in an empty classroom. He also threw blunt objects in a bid to crush her head, in what appeared to be a murderous assault. The girl is being treated in a hospital for grievous injuries. The victim's uncle said the boy teased her, calling her crazy. After she objected, he tricked her into com...

Protests were reported in various areas of Kangpokpi district on Sunday. The protesters reportedly burned tyres and blocked several places with wood and boulders. The police have cleared some of the roads. One of the protesters was injured after being reportedly hit by a tear gas shell. The Police said his condition is stable. Imphal: A day after two mutilated bodies were found in Senapati, protesters clashed with security forces in Manipur’s Kangpokpi district on Monday. The incident prompted the law enforcers to fire tear gas shells on the agitators to disperse them. According to PTI, protests were reported in various areas of Kangpokpi district on Sunday. The protesters reportedly burned tyres and blocked several places with wood and boulders. The police have cleared some of the roads. One of the protesters was injured after being reportedly hit by a tear gas shell. The Police said his condition is stable. Tensions remain high: Official “Tension remains high in the district and add...

A major helicopter accident occurred in Uttarakhand's Chamoli district on October 30. A helicopter carrying six passengers from Badrinath Dham to Rishikesh crashed en route. Joshimath Helicopter Crash: A major helicopter accident occurred on October 30 in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. A helicopter carrying six passengers from Badrinath Dham to Rishikesh crashed en route. The accident occurred due to poor weather conditions over the villages of Chayi and Thang, near Joshimath. All six people on board the helicopter died in the accident. The administration was shaken as soon as the helicopter's disappearance was reported. Chamoli District Magistrate Gaurav Kumar stated that a rescue operation was launched immediately after the helicopter's location was discovered. The administration and the helicopter company were engaged in the search. Later, based on information received from the army, the helicopter's location was determined and the accident confirmed. The heli...

Ajnala News: Important news is coming out before the Punjab Assembly elections. Let us tell you that the Aam Aadmi Party has suffered a big setback in the Ajnala constituency. In fact, the village of Bhala in the Ajnala constituency... Ajnala News: Important news is coming out before the Punjab Assembly elections. Let us tell you that the Aam Aadmi Party has suffered a big setback in the Ajnala constituency. In fact, the Congress party got a big boost in the village of Bhala in the Ajnala constituency when former Sarpanch Sachhar Singh and Aarthi Balbir Singh, along with dozens of their colleagues, left the Aam Aadmi Party and joined the Congress. Warmly welcomed Former MLA Harpratap Singh Ajnala warmly welcomed all the leaders and workers who came to the party. He said that all these comrades are part of the old Congress family, who had joined AAP for some reason during the elections. Now, impressed by the policies of the Congress, they have returned home. He assured that everyone wi...

Delhi traders have again urged Rahul Gandhi to postpone the INDIA bloc’s November 1 rally, warning of traffic chaos, disrupted festive shopping and Rs 10,000 crore losses. The Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) has once again urged Congress leader and Leader of Opposition in the Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi to postpone the INDIA bloc’s proposed protest rally in Delhi until after Diwali. The traders’ body has warned that the event could cause major traffic disruptions and affect business during the festive shopping season. The rally is scheduled to take place at Ramlila Maidan on November 1, with an expected turnout of 10 lakh people. The CTI has raised concerns that the arrival of thousands of buses and private vehicles could bring business activities in several major markets across the Capital to a standstill. CTI Writes to Rahul Gandhi Again Over November 1 Rally CTI chairman Brijesh Goyal has sent a detailed letter to Rahul Gandhi, repeating the demand to reschedule the rally until after...