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Biden is expected to tap Air Force chief to be nation’s next top military officer

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“When President Biden makes a final decision, he will inform the person selected and then announce it publicly,” a spokesperson for the National Security Council said when asked for comment. “That hasn’t happened yet.”
Brown’s reputation and command experience in both the Pacific and the Middle East made him the odds-on favorite to be Milley’s heir apparent dating back to the Trump administration. But his appointment seemed less of a sure thing in recent months, as the White House seriously considered Gen. David Berger, the Marine Corps commandant, for the top job.
He rose through the ranks as the sole Black pilot in classrooms filled with white men, an experience he spoke about in an emotional video after George Floyd’s death in the summer of 2020.
Those who know Brown say he has the right experience to keep the military focused on its top priority: China. Brown’s most recent command experience was in the Pacific, as chief of Pacific Air Forces.
Brown also commanded troops in the Middle East, as head of U.S. Air Forces Central Command, and was serving in Europe when Russia illegally annexed Crimea in 2014, as a director of operations for strategic deterrence and nuclear integration at U.S. Air Forces in Europe. He was confirmed unanimously by the Senate for his current role as Air Force chief of staff in August, 2020.
Brown would be the first Air Force officer to become Joint Chiefs chair since retired Gen. Richard Myers, who held the position until 2005, an almost 20-year drought.
If confirmed to the chairmanship, Brown would become the top military adviser to a commander in chief who’s balancing the China threat with the need to equip the Ukrainian military with munitions, drones, missiles and other high-end equipment. That mission is in a state of flux, as the U.S. and other Western allies pivot from sending their own stocks of weapons to replenishing their armaments back home — all while making sure Kyiv has enough weaponry to fight off Russia in the months ahead.
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( With inputs from : www.politico.com )

May 5, 2023
Video: Vigilantes force Muslim man to wear skull cap, bow before cow in Maha

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A video of cow vigilantes forcing a Muslim driver transporting cattle to wear a skull cap and bow before a cow, in the presence of police personnel surfaced on social media and stirred outrage and condemnation. The victim was also reportedly beaten up by the mob leading to injuries.
The incident reportedly happened in Maharashtra’s Latur and the victim was admitted to a hospital.
According to a report by the TOI, the Latur superintendent of police (SP), Somay Munde, has initiated action against two constables and three home guards, in whose presence a group of people were allegedly seen to be heckling and assaulting a driver transporting cattle in a video clip.

Munde told TOI, “We have taken serious cognizance of the incident and attached the two constables seen in the video to the police headquarters and also initiated a departmental inquiry against them. The three home guards’ deployment has been cancelled.”
Afzal Qureshi, a local activist, has reportedly filed a police complaint asking that action be taken against the mob of persons witnessed assaulting the driver. The driver has also been charged with several provisions of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act.
Qureshi claimed, “The driver had loaded a total of 15 cattle into a mini-truck from a Patoda-based animal market and sent them to Ausa market on April 23. He had all the required legal documents for trading the animals. But before reaching the market, some people waylaid his vehicle. The police reached the spot. Despite the legal documents, an FIR was registered against the driver for cruelty to animals.”
According to the Latur SP, the victim panicked and his blood pressure shot up. “The police got him admitted to a hospital. Still, we will look into the complaint,” the report quoted him.
Location: Latur, Maharashtra
Cow Vigilantes who caught a Muslim man transporting cattle was forced to wear a skull cap and bow before a cow.
Reports suggest he was admitted to hospital after suffering injuries. pic.twitter.com/WltbUMsUNo
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April 28, 2023
Air Force unit in document leaks case loses intel mission

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The leaks have raised questions as to how a single airman could have removed so many documents without being detected, why there were not safety checks in place and how the documents could have lingered online undetected for months.
“How could this guardsman take this information and distribute it electronically for weeks, if not months, and nobody knew about it?” Democratic Sen. Jon Tester of Montana asked the Air Force leaders testifying before a Senate defense appropriations subcommittee.
These are questions the Air Force is asking, too. For top secret information across the military, there’s supposed to be accountable control officers who are responsible for recording active top secret documents and ensuring they have been either properly secured or disposed of, such as through a shredder or by burning them.
Pending further review, “The 102nd Intelligence Wing is not currently performing its assigned intelligence mission. The mission has been temporarily reassigned to other organizations within the Air Force,” the service said in a statement to The Associated Press.
In addition, the Air Force is conducting a service-wide review of how each command handles classified information, Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. C.Q. Brown told members of subcommittee.
The Air Force’s own reviews are on top of a military-wide review directed on Monday by Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin. Austin has ordered that all military facilities that handle classified information report to him within 45 days on how they access, share, store and destroy the nation’s secrets following the leaks.
The leaked documents exposed to the world unvarnished secret assessments on the war in Ukraine, the capabilities and geopolitical interests of other nations and other national security issues.
Teixeira posted the highly classified material in a geopolitical chat room on Discord, a social media platform that started as a hangout for gamers.

“He had access to some aspects based on his job as a cyber administrator. He took advantage of that access,” Brown said.
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( With inputs from : www.politico.com )

April 19, 2023
Oh no, Joe: Biden confuses ‘All Blacks’ rugby team with ‘Black and Tan’ military force

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DUBLIN — That didn’t last long.
Joe Biden managed to tread carefully around historic and current political sensitivities during the first part of his trip to the island of Ireland this week, marking 25 years since the U.S.-brokered Good Friday Agreement sought to secure lasting peace for Northern Ireland.
But not long after crossing from that U.K. region into the Republic of Ireland on Wednesday, the U.S. president made a major gaffe: He confused New Zealand’s “All Blacks” rugby team with the notorious “Black and Tans” British military unit that fought the Irish Republican Army a century ago.
At the end of a rambling speech in a pub Wednesday night, Biden — flanked by Irish Foreign Minister Micheál Martin and star rugby player Rob Kearney, a distant cousin — tried to pay a compliment to one of Kearney’s greatest sporting accomplishments. That would be when Ireland’s rugby team defeated New Zealand for the first time in 111 years, in November 2016 in Chicago. New Zealand’s squad is famously called the All Blacks, in reference to their uniforms.
Trouble is, Biden let slip a reference that could well reflect his affinity with Irish rebel history and its folk songs.
“He’s a hell of a rugby player, and he beat the hell out of the Black and Tans,” Biden said to audience laughter.
The Black and Tans were an auxiliary unit of Britain’s security forces that fought IRA rebels in their 1919-21 war of independence from Britain. Their name reflected the improvised and inconsistent colors of their uniforms.
The unrelentingly pro-Biden coverage on state broadcaster RTÉ, which televised his speech live, didn’t acknowledge the mistake. The commentator’s sign-off? “Well, that’s Joe Biden: a little bit sentimental, a little bit schmaltzy, but a thoroughly decent guy and a great friend to Ireland. The trip is off to a great start.”

But the gaffe and “Rob Kearney” blew up on social media in Ireland. Some listed the retired rugby fullback’s career accomplishments including, most famously, his single-handed defeat of the British forces a century ago.
“The greatest gift Ireland wanted from Joe Biden was a signature gaffe. And … didn’t he just go and give us one for the century,” tweeted comedian Oliver Callan.
Attempting to hose down the row on Thursday, Biden aide Amanda Sloat, the National Security Council senior director for Europe, said: “I think for everyone in Ireland who was a rugby fan it was incredibly clear that the president was talking about the All Blacks and Ireland’s defeat of the New Zealand team in 2016.”
She added: “It was clear what the president was referring to. It was certainly clear to his cousin sitting next to him who had played in that match.”
Lost in the shuffle was Biden’s other Kearney gaffe: He still hasn’t figured out how to say his name.
When introducing Kearney at the White House on St. Patrick’s Day, Biden called him Keer-ney. The Irish pronounce the name Kar-ney. Biden stuck with Keer-ney on Wednesday.

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( With inputs from : www.politico.eu )

April 11, 2023
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April 10, 2023
Kerala HC seeks police’s stand on Asianet plea claiming harassment by the force

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Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Tuesday sought the stand of the police on a plea by prominent Malayalam news channel Asianet, which has alleged harassment by the force in connection with some anti-drug use news it had telecasted.
Justice N Nagaresh, after a preliminary hearing of the matter, directed the State police chief and other officials to inform the court about their stand regarding the allegations made in the petition of the channel.
The court also asked the news channel to file a separate affidavit regarding the harassment allegedly faced by it the police after it filed the petition last Friday.

Asianet, in its plea, has alleged that the news organisation and its employees were being harassed for having launched a campaign against drug abuse in the state, particularly among children.
It has alleged that the police was “acting in accordance with their political masters” and its employees “are being harassed, ill-treated and humiliated” by the force despite the court’s earlier orders to provide protection to the channel’s offices.
In its plea, it has said that after noticing the alarming spike in drug use among children, it decided to conduct a study and research on the issue, following which it published an interview with a victim of drug abuse.
Thereafter, in November last year, it began a campaign, ‘Narcotics is a dirty business’, coinciding with the state government’s efforts to fight drug abuse in Kerala, the petition has claimed.
As part of its news series on the issue, “one of the earlier news stories regarding drug abuse by children was revisited using file shots,” it has said.

“Pursuant to the telecast of the series against the abuse of narcotic drugs, on March 3 a group of nearly 30 SFI activists violently and forcefully trespassed into the office and studio floor of the news channel’s Kochi regional office, shouting slogans, and intimidated the staff..,” it has further claimed.
A case was registered by police against identifiable SFI activists and some were arrested and released on bail, it has said.
Subsequently, Asianet had moved the High Court seeking protection against any violent attack, the petition has said.
The court had on March 8 directed the police to provide adequate protection to offices of Asianet.
Regarding the SFI’s trespassing into Asianet’s Kochi office, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan had said in the State Assembly that the pro-left student wing had organised a protest march to the channel’s office against the making of an allegedly fake video using a minor girl.
The video content amounted to spreading the misapprehension that government schools in the state were in the grip of drugs, the CM had said.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

April 4, 2023
UAE-Israel CEPA to come into force on April 1

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Abu Dhabi: The UAE-Israel Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement(CEPA), which was signed on May 31, 2022, will come into effect on April 1, this year. This means that tariffs will be removed or reduced on more than 96 per cent of product lines, which covers 99 per cent of the current value of traded goods between the UAE and Israel.
The UAE-Israel CEPA is now the second of the UAE’s new foreign-trade deals to be ratified following the successful roll out of the UAE-India CEPA in May 2022.
In addition to the new tariff structures, the agreement with Israel removes unnecessary barriers to trade, improves market access for services suppliers, opens opportunities in government procurement, provides a platform for SMEs to expand internationally, establishes parameters for digital trade, protects intellectual property, and creates transparent trade remedy mechanisms.
The CEPA is designed to push UAE-Israel non-oil bilateral trade from the US$1.3 billion recorded in 2021 to US$10 billion by the end of the decade. In 2022, bilateral non-oil trade reached US$2.49 billion, a 90 percent increase on 2021’s total, with re-exports from Israel growing 71.2 percent and non-oil exports to Israel climbing 48.6 percent.
The full details of the new tariff structures, rules of origin eligibility, as well as information market access conditions for services suppliers, is now available on the Ministry of Economy’s website.
Businesses, exporters or agencies are invited to direct specific queries on the terms of the deal to a panel of expert CEPA advisors on e-mail at: CEPA@economy.ae
The UAE-Israel CEPA is a part of the UAE’s new trade agenda and efforts to double the size of economy from AED1.4 trillion to AED3 trillion by 2030. The UAE has now concluded CEPAs with India, Israel, Indonesia, Türkiye and Georgia.

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March 30, 2023
Hyderabad: Graduation ceremony of 109th ATM & AL (B) course held at Air Force Academy

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Hyderabad: To mark the successful completion of the 109th Air Traffic Management & Air Laws (Basic) Course [ATM & AL (B)], a graduation ceremony was held at Air Traffic Control Officers Training Establishment (ATCOTE), Air Force Academy in the city on Thursday.
Air Marshal B Chandra Sekhar, Commandant, Air Force Academy graced the occasion as the Reviewing Officer (RO).
ATCOTE is a premier training establishment of the Indian Air Force (IAF) equipped with state-of-the-art simulators to undertake the training of officers from the Indian Army, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force, Indian Coast Guard, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited and officers from Friendly Foreign Countries in the field of Air Traffic Services (ATS). The Integrated Radar & 3D Visual Flight Rules Tower Simulator (IRVTS) is one of its kind ‘Make-in India’ projects available at the institute, a press release said.
The ATM & AL (B) Course is a six-month long rigorous instructional course aimed at imparting ab-initio training on Surface Movement Control, Aerodrome Control and Approach Control functions to young commissioned officers to become qualified Air Traffic Controllers. The pattern of the course has been recently restructured for the early availability of controllers in the field. A total of 20 IAF officers were part of the course.
Later, Air Marshal B Chandra Sekhar addressed the gathering and congratulated the graduating officers. The Air Marshal acknowledged the critical role of Aerodrome controllers as the nodal agencies for coordinating and implementing the procedures such as Flexible use of airspace, Search and Rescue, Unlawful interference etc., especially at Joint User Aerodromes.
He also emphasised the need to keep abreast with the latest developments in the field of Air Traffic Services.
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( With inputs from www.siasat.com )

March 23, 2023
Two House panel chairs are pressing Lloyd Austin on whether personnel records beyond the Air Force were improperly released during the last election cycle.

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The Air Force has confirmed release of the military records of seven GOP congressional candidates.

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( With inputs from : www.politico.com )

March 23, 2023

Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023, Apply online @agneepathvayu.cdac.in – TheNewsCaravan

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Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023: The latest notification on Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 has been released by the Indian Air Force. Candidates can apply online from the IAF Agniveer Recruitment 2023 from the official website of IAF Agniveer i.e., agneepathvayu.cdac.in from 17th of March.

The application process for Agniveer Vayu 2023 is March 17, 2023.
The last date to apply is March 31, 2023.
The IAF Agniveer Examination 2023 is scheduled to be held on 25th May, 2023.

Recruitment Authority	Indian Air Force
Posts Name	Agniveer Vayu
Mode of Application	Online
Application Process Begins	March 17, 2023
Last Date to Apply	March 31, 2023
Air force Agniveer Exam Date	25th May, 2023
Selection process	Examination, Physical Test, Document Verification
Age limit	Minimum 17.5 years, Maximum 21 years
Official website	agneepathvayu.cdac.in
Physical Standards	Height: Minimum 152.5 cm, Weight: Proportionate to height and age, Chest: Minimum 77 cm with 5 cm expansion, Hearing: Normal, Dental Points: Minimum 14

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Indian Air force Agniveer 2023 Eligibility Criteria

Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 Age Limit:

The minimum age limit to apply for Indian Air Force Agniveer Recruitment is 17.5 years whereas the maximum age limit is 21 years. Candidates applying for the IAF Agniveer Recruitment 2023 must be born between 26 December 2002 and 26 June 2006.

Indian Air force Educational Qualification:

The eligibility criteria for Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 are as follows:

Candidates should have passed Intermediate/10+2/ Equivalent examination with Mathematics, Physics and English from an Education Board listed as COBSE member with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.

OR

Passed Three years Diploma Course in Engineering (Mechanical / Electrical / Electronics / Automobile / Computer Science / Instrumentation Technology / Information Technology) from a Government recognized Polytechnic institute with 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English in diploma course (or in Intermediate/Matriculation, if English is not a subject in Diploma Course).

OR

Passed Two years Vocational course with non-vocational subject viz. Physics and Mathematics from State Education Boards / Councils which are listed in COBSE with 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English in vocational course (or in Intermediate / Matriculation, if English is not a subject in vocational course).

Other than Science Subjects

Passed Intermediate / 10+2 / Equivalent Examination in any stream/subjects approved by Central / State Education Boards listed as COBSE member with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and 50% marks in English.

Passed two years’ vocational course from Education Boards listed as COBSE member with minimum 50% marks in aggregate and

50% marks in English in vocational course (or in Intermediate / Matriculation if English is not a subject in Vocational Course).

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IAF Agniveer Recruitment 2023 Physical Standards

The Agniveer Vayu Recruitment physical standards have been explained in the official notification. The candidates can have a look below to get an idea about the physical standards required for the IAF Agniveer Recruitment 2023.

The candidate’s weight should correspond to their height.

The minimum acceptable height is 152.5 centimeters, and the weight should be proportionate to both the height and age according to the requirements of the Indian Air Force (IAF). The chest circumference must be a minimum of 77 centimeters, and the chest expansion should be at least 5 centimeters.

The candidate must have normal hearing, meaning they can hear a forced whisper from a distance of 6 meters using each ear separately. Additionally, the candidate must have healthy gums, a good set of teeth, and a minimum of 14 dental points. For further information, please refer to the notification.

Test	Max Time Period	Remarks
10 Push-ups	01 minute	Test will be conducted after 10 minutes break on completion of run
10 Sit-ups	01 minute	Test will be conducted after 02 minutes break on completion of 10 Push-ups
20 Squats	01 minute	Test will be conducted after 02 minutes break on completion of 10 Sit-ups

Female candidates shall also have to complete 10 Sit-ups and 15 Squats within the stipulated time as per the following to qualify in the Physical Fitness Test.

Test	Max Time Period	Remarks
10 Sit-ups	01 minute and 30 seconds	Test will be conducted after 10 minutes break on completion of run
15 Squats	01 minute	Test will be conducted after 02 minutes break on completion of 10 Sit-ups

How To Apply for Indian Air Force Recruitment 2023

Candidates are to fill ONLINE Applications by logging on to https://agnipathvayu.cdac.in.
During online registration, the following documents are to be uploaded as applicable by respective candidates: –
- Class 10th /matriculation passing certificate.
- Intermediate/10+2 or equivalent mark sheet.

3 Yrs Engineering Diploma Final Year Mark sheet (if applying on the basis of 3 Yrs Engineering Diploma from a Govt. recognised polytechnic in prescribed stream) and Intermediate/Matriculation mark sheet (if English is not a subject in Diploma Course).

2 Yrs Vocational course mark sheets of non-vocational course with subjects English, Physics and Mathematics.

Passport size recent colour photograph (taken not before January 2023) of size 10 KB to 50 KB (front portrait in light background without head gear except for Sikhs). The photograph is to be taken with candidate holding a black slate in front of his/her chest with his/ her name and date of photograph taken, clearly written on it with white chalk in capital letters. Change in appearance like growing beard, head gear etc., in comparison to the photograph may result in cancellation of candidature for STAR online examination and Phase-II.
Candidate’s left hand thumb impression image (Size 10 KB to 50 KB).
Candidate’s signature image (Size 10 KB to 50 KB).
Candidate’s parent’s (Father/Mother) / Guardian’s signature image (if candidate is below 18 years on the date of filling the online application).
Examination Fee: Examination fee of Rs. 250/- is to be paid by the candidate while registering for the online examination. The payment can be made by using Debit Cards/ Credit Cards/Internet Banking through payment gateway.
Candidate must have his/her valid E-mail ID and Mobile No. for successful online registration.
Candidate should enter AADHAAR number in on-line application. Candidates from J&K, Assam and Meghalaya are exempted for the same, if not having AADHAAR card.
Candidates are to reach at the examination Centre with colour print out of provisional admit card. Candidates shall be debarred from appearing in the online test in case anomalies / irregularities/ incorrect information are observed during initial verification at the examination venue or at any subsequent stage of selection process.

The candidates should carry his/her AADHAAR Card (as displayed on their Admit Card) as proof of identity whenever they report for the Selection Test (Phase-I & II) and Medical Test. Candidates from J&K, Assam and Meghalaya are to carry any other valid ID Proof, if not having AADHAAR Card.
Details about required educational qualification and physical/medical standards are available on CASB web portal

https://agnipathvayu.cdac.in under the candidate’s login and this information can be accessed by the candidate without signing in.

Air Force Recruitment 2023 Selection Process

The Selection Process of Air Force Agneepath Scheme Recruitment 2023 includes the following Stages:

Written Exam
CASB
Physical Efficiency Test (PET) and Physical Measurement Test (PMT)
Adaptability Test-I, and II
Document Verification
Medical Examination

Air Force Agniveer Physical Standards (PST) and Physical Fitness Test (PFT)

Height: 152.5 cm
Chest: Minimum expansion of 5 cms

Physical Fitness Test (PFT): The test (PFT) would consist of a 1.6 Km run to be completed within 06 minutes 30 seconds. Candidates shall also have to complete 10 Push-ups, 10 Sit-ups, and 20 Squats within the stipulated time to qualify for the Physical Fitness Test.

Air Force Aginveer Salary

Terminal Benefits – Seva Nidhi Package. AGNIVEERVAYU will be given one time ‘Seva Nidhi’ package comprising their monthly contribution along with matching contribution by the Government on completion of their engagement period, as indicated below: –

Year	Customised Package (Monthly)	In Hand (70%)	Contribution to Agniveers Corpus Fund (30%)	Contribution to Corpus fund by GoI
1st Year	30,000/-	21,000/-	9,000/-	9,000/-
2nd Year	33,000/-	23,100/-	9,900/-	9,900/-
3rd Year	36,500/-	25,550/-	10,950/-	10,950/-
4th Year	40,000/-	28,000/-	12,000/-	12,000/-

Total Contribution in Agniveers Corpus Fund after four years

Rs. 5.02 lakh

Exit after 4 years

Approximately Rs. 10.04 Lakhs as Seva Nidhi Package (Absolute amount excluding interest)

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FAQs

What is Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023?

Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 is a recruitment drive conducted by the Indian Air Force to fill the vacancies of Agniveer Vayu posts.

How can I apply for Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023?

Candidates can apply for Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 by visiting the official website of IAF Agniveer and filling out the online application form before the last date.

What is the age limit to apply for Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023?

The minimum age limit to apply for Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 is 17.5 years and the maximum age limit is 21 years. Candidates must be born between 26 December 2002 and 26 June 2006.

What is the selection process for Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023?

The selection process for Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 includes an examination, physical test, and document verification.

When will the Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 examination be conducted?

The Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 examination is scheduled to be held on 25th May, 2023.

Where can I download the Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 notification?

Candidates can download the Indian Air force Agniveer Recruitment 2023 notification from the official website of IAF Agniveer or through the direct link provided in this article.

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( With inputs from : www.TheNewsCaravan.com )

March 19, 2023