Defense Minister Rajnath Singh called on the youth to be prepared for Agnipath recruitment process. "The new model is a golden opportunity for those who want to join the army and serve the country. Raising the maximum age limit from 21 to 23 this year has allowed more people to join the army, ” he tweeted on June 17 (Friday). He said that many people could not join the army due to non-recruitment in the army for two years and in view of their future, the age limit was raised as per the suggestion of Prime Minister Modi.
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According to the Union Ministry of Skill Development, Agnipath will help prepare the youth for the defense of the country as well as prepare them for the economic development. "In this regard, Skill India, in partnership with the Armed Forces, trains young people in skill development and entrepreneurship. Syllabus is taught equivalent to National Skills Qualification Framework. This will increase the skills of them. Skill India Certificates are issued while in service. This will open up a lot of opportunities in the business world and in the job market. "
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The three forces have announced that they will soon start recruiting firefighters. Senior military officials say they are preparing to recruit the first batch of operational and non-operational units by June 2023. Chief of Air Staff Air Chief Marshal VR Chowdhury said the process of recruiting firefighters in the Air Force would start from June 24. Army Chief General Manoj Pandey said the recruitment schedule for the Army would be announced soon. "We aim to start training from December this year," a senior military official said. The process of recruiting firefighters in the Navy will begin very soon.
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