Proud to be in Defense forces.

Salute to army for serving the country at their best.

Ready to defend

Without complaints,defense forces are always available.

Find and Rescue

Even animals are loyal towards their motherland.

Vande Mataram

Mother! I bow to thee.

Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Role of women in Defense Forces


The role of women in the armed forces, from a long time was limited to the medical profession i.e. doctors and nurses. In 1992, the doors were made open for women entrance as regular officers in aviation, logistics, law, engineering and executive cadres. Thousands of enthusiastic young women applied against commercials and it was a turning point in the history of time. These women chose a new field where they had to barely pave a path for the others to follow.
The initial modifications problems weren’t as much for the women as it was for the men. Encased in their tradition of chivalry and dignity to women, most gentlemen officers could not treat their female counterparts at par with themselves. Their subordinates too, were men who came from traditional families where they saw women playing only conserved roles. The evolution of these women into totally male dominated stronghold did initially create embarrassing moments for both. Men hushed their talks and behaved affably, while women had to do with makeshift arrangements to suit their needs within units. Over the years and having come a long way now, men have realized that these women in uniform are their adequate and able co-workers. The time is not far when we may use the term ‘sisters-in-arms’ as corresponding to ‘brothers-in-arms’.
Currently, women in the non-medical cadre, serve as Short Service Commissioned (SSC) officers. Under this type of authorisation, they can distribute in the armed forces for a period ranging from 5-14 years. On release they can pursue a career in the civil sector. SSC officers are released with fringe benefit and can avail some benefits as ex-serviceperson, but they do not get pension.  Women in the medical branch i.e. doctors and nurses can provide as Permanent Commissioned (PC) officers and are eligible for pension after retirement. They also have the opportunity to serve as Short Service Commissioned officers.(Defense Forces of India)

Eligible women, who qualify different tests successfully, serve as Short Service Commissioned officers in the following branches of the Armed Forces.

Role of women in Indian army



ARMY: EME, Signals, Engineers, Army Education Corps, Army Ordnance Corps, Army Service Corps, Intelligence and Judge Advocate General’s branch.

NAVY: All branches of the Navy (except submariners and divers).
AIR FORCE: Flying (transport aircraft and helicopters), Technical and Administration branches.

COAST GUARD: All branches of the Coast Guard.

Tuesday, February 26, 2019

India strike back


IAF Attack on Pakistan


Attack by IAF on pakistan

After the destructive Pulwama terror attack, 12 Indian Air Force aircraft reportedly entered Pakistan early morning today and carried out air strikes on terror camps belonging to JeM, Hizbul Mujahideen and Lashkar-e-Taiba.





The Indian Air Force launched air strikes on terror camps and launch pads across the Line of Control in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir at 3.30am on Tuesday. Sources in the Indian Air Force said 1,000 kg bombs were released on Jaish bases across the LoC by multiple jets, including the IAF’s Mirage 2000.


Attack by IAF



Earlier on Tuesday morning, Pakistan military spokesperson Major General Asif Ghafoor stated that the IAF offended the Line of Control. Ghafoor tweeted that that the Indian aircrafts infringed into Pakistan from the Muzafarabad sector and dropped payloads in Balakot sector. However, he alleged that no casualties and damages were reported in the attack.



tweet by Ghafoor on attack

Thursday, February 14, 2019

Recruitment in defense forces

Recruitment process in Defense forces
To get recruited defense forces you have to go through some of the processes which are explained below. You can go through them and can think of your career in the defense.



Recruitment in defense forces

1. University Entry Scheme (UES)

If  you are in your 3rd year of Engineering, this can be the best possible opportunity for you at that moment. UES entry is for students who are pursuing Engineering and are in their Pre final year of graduation. Once you achieve your written examination positively, you will be call for SSB (Service Selection Board) and after that there will be a Medical examination. After you clear all these steps, the training will begin at IMA (Indian Military Academy).
Application of UES are available from August to September every year.

Eligibility Criteria
·         Result of Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics).
·         Pursuing Graduation in B.Tech/B.E / B.Tech (pre-final year) from any authentic university of India
·         Age should lie between 19 - 25 years
·         Minimum 60% aggregate in graduation is demanded.
·         One should be a citizen of India or Nepal/Bhutan/Tibet refugee to apply.
2. Technical Graduate Course (TGS)
Technical Graduate course is applicable for both the candidates who are in the final year of Engineering as well as those who possess a degree. Therefore even if you are not ready at the time you can still apply for this post after completing your graduation. Training will take place in IMA after selection.
Application of UES are available from May to June.

Eligibility Criteria
·         Clear Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics).
·         Pursue Graduation in B.E / B.Tech (final year) or already holding a degree from any recognised university of India
·         Age should lie between 20 - 27 years
·         Minimum 70% aggregate in graduation is needed
·         One should be a citizen of India or Nepal/Bhutan/Tibet refugee to apply.
3. Short Service Commission (SSC) Technical Entry
As this entry to get to serve in Indian army for a shorter period of time in comparison with permanent commission. In Short service commission minimum serving duration is for 10 years. Once selected training will take place in OTA (Officer’s Training Academy).
Application of SSC are available from December to January.

Eligibility Criteria
·         Clear Class XII in Science Stream (Mathematics and Physics).
·         Engineering in B.E / B.Tech from any recognised university of India.
·         Age should lie between 20 - 27 years
·         Minimum 60% aggregate in graduation is needed
·         One should be a citizen of India or Nepal/Bhutan/Tibet refugee to apply.

Tuesday, February 5, 2019

Why to be in Defense Forces?

Why to be in Defense forces?

Firstly, it is the thing of proud to be in the defense and to serve for the motherland. They offer various adventurous careers for the individuals at different levels of their job. Fighting for our country and experiencing difficult situations provides a first step for a very courageous career that is nothing like a daily job of 9 to 5.  You will lead a life full of uncertainty, praise, achievements and threats. Defense force is a career that will provide us with the scope to connect with different people, travel to new locations, fight for country and live life with a sense of our own belongings towards your country. You will have opportunities to show your bravery and deal with risk so as to assure the lives of people and protect the dignity of the country. You might get chances to cross rivers, climb mountains and survive in such difficult changing environments. It is apparently one of the most adventurous careers in the world and is considerable for people who are continuously looking for new challenges in their life.

youth in Defense forces

Defense Forces of India

India is the only nation where youth intentionally and enthusiastically willing to join armed forces to serve their motherland with proud, no matter what sacrifices and dangers they will face. Although it is an adventurous job and We Indians love to do the new adventures.
 We can get to know, why Indian Defense Forces are best? It is because of many reasons i.e., there is no reservation which is based on caste or religion,fair selection,any attack will not be initiated, Biggest Construction Agency and many more.


Lessons which civilians can learn from Defense forces

1. The value of self-restraint in day to day life.
2. The exercise of “Unity In Diversity” isn’t a big deal at all.
3. The actual definition of friendship.
4. To always have a desire for new experiences.
5. To seek for a well rounded personality.
6. The dedication and a good will power to achieve your goals.
7. Have a faith in your team and in your organization.
8. To figure out what patriotism actually means.
9. To sustain your own sincerity.
10. To always have a positive approach.
11.That sacrifice isn’t just some elegant word.
12.To have high specifications of professionalism.