Agnipath scheme: Armed Forces seek larger retention of Agniveers after end of 4-year tenure
Agnipath scheme: Armed Forces seek larger retention of Agniveers after end of 4-year tenure. (See the linked source for details.)
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Discuss the potential implications of the Armed Forces seeking to retain Agniveers for longer after their initial four-year tenure, considering aspects such as recruitment challenges and long-term retention strategies.
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Which ministry is responsible for overseeing the implementation of the Agnipath scheme?
- A.Ministry of Defence
- B.Ministry of Personnel, Public Grievances and Pensions
- C.Ministry of Home Affairs
- D.Ministry of Railways
The text mentions that the Armed Forces are seeking larger retention under the Agnipath scheme.
How many years is the current tenure of Agniveers before they can be retained?
- A.2 years
- B.3 years
- C.4 years
- D.5 years
The text states that Agniveers have a 4-year tenure before they can be retained.
What is the name of the scheme under which Agniveers are recruited?
- A.Agnipath
- B.Navy Path
- C.Army Path
- D.Air Force Path
The text states that Agniveers are recruited under the Agnipath scheme.