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THE OBSERVATIONS ON THE 6TH PAY COMMISSION REPORT. |
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Lt. Col. (Retd.) K L Jaspal, |
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The observations given here under are the barest minimum. In fact, such observations should be circulated through internet and media and more observations should be invited directly from the defense services officers, retired ones, luminaries, eligible candidates and public. Also, the matter of huge deficiency of officers in defense services should be frequently investigated by the public, the Govt. As well as various agencies as to why the real talents are not coming forward to join defense services, rather than going for IAS and private services. There is lot to be done for the defense services and retired soldiers. |
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The Three Chiefs finally get to join the esteemed club within 60 years of Independence! |
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A BRIEF ON THE ISSUE (Compiled from Media Reports) |
The controversy over the non-inclusion of three service chiefs in the list of VIPs exempt from security checks at the airports has been resolved with their inclusion in the exemption category by the government. "I think it is appropriate to give them exemption who defend our country`s borders," Civil Aviation Minister Praful Patel told reporters in the Parliament. |
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Mr. Patel said that the three service chiefs have been included at number 12 in the warrant of precedence issued by the Rashtrapati Bhawan indicating thereby that those who figure in the warrant are waived from security checks at the airports. |
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Asked whether such exemption would open a Pandora`s Box with fresh demands coming |
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Recent disappearance of wagons raised in LS |
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| In what one may call a striking example of carelessness and security breech, the defence India expresses it concern over the disappearance of two wagons loaded with ammunition during the train journey from an ordnance factory in Orissa to Jodhpur in Rajasthan. |
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This eyebrow raising issue was recently raised by the Braj Kishore Tripathi (BJD), during zero hour, raised in the Lok Sabha on Friday. |
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Giving the details of the incident, Braj Kishore Tripathi (BJD) said the missing of the two wagons for the past over two months was a very sensitive matter and needed to be probed deeply. He said that the train had left Bolangir where the factory is located on September two. |
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