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LIFE IN THE OLIVE GREENS

LIFE IN THE OLIVE GREENS. LIFE IN THE OLIVE GREENS. . . . the Profession of Arms. A Talk By :. PILLARS OF NATIONAL POWER. GEOGRAPHY. ECONOMY. POLITY. DIPLOMACY. MILITARY. STRENGTH OF GROWING INDIA. GROWING ECONOMY. GROWING MILITARY POWER. TECHNO SAVVY HUMAN RESOURCE.

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LIFE IN THE OLIVE GREENS

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  1. LIFE IN THE OLIVE GREENS

  2. LIFE IN THE OLIVE GREENS . . . the Profession of Arms A Talk By :

  3. PILLARS OF NATIONAL POWER GEOGRAPHY ECONOMY POLITY DIPLOMACY MILITARY

  4. STRENGTH OF GROWING INDIA GROWING ECONOMY GROWING MILITARY POWER TECHNO SAVVY HUMAN RESOURCE

  5. EXTERNAL CHALLENGES NEPAL CHINA PAKISTAN MYANMAR B’DESH SRI LANKA

  6. 13 STATES 157 DISTRICTS COMMUNAL AND RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY LEADING TO SIT OF CONFLICT INTERNAL CHALLENGES J & K NORTH EAST LEFT WING EXTREMISM ETHNO-COMMUNAL STRIFE TRANS BORDER MIGRATION DIVISIVE ELECTORAL POLITICS DRUG TRAFFICKING & NARCO TERRORISM CYBER TERRORISM SOCIO-ECONOMIC DISPARITY

  7. ROLE OF INDIAN ARMY PRIMARY ROLE PRESERVE NATIONAL INTEREST AND SAFEGUARD THE SOVEREIGNITY, TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY AND UNITY OF INDIA AGAINST ANY EXTERNAL THREATS BY DETERRENCE OR BY WAGING WAR SECONDARY ROLE DEFEND THE NATION AGAINST INTERNAL THREATS AND CHALLENGES SUCH AS PROXY WAR BY ASSISTING THE GOVT WHEN REQUISITIONED AND PROVIDE AID TO CIVIL AUTHORITIES

  8. STRENGTHS OF THE INDIAN ARMY Discipline and Respect for Law Military Ethos and Regimental Traditions Service Before Self Humanitarian Approach VALUE SYSTEM

  9. PREVIEW • SOLDIERING • OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN • LIFE IN THE ARMY • EMOLUMENTS • ENTRY SCHEMES

  10. SOLDIERING

  11. SOLDIERING • Defending the Nation from External Threat • Protecting the Nation from Internal Threats • Aid to Civil Authorities • World Wide Peacekeeping • Social and Environmental Causes • Life Dedicated to the Nation

  12. AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN • A person trained and tasked to lead men to battle or to complete any task assigned to him/her • A leader, a commander, a friend and a guide for his men • A manager of human, material and technological resources • A model of character, virtue and valour • Compassion and determination – an iron fist in a velvet glove Difficult will be done immediately – Impossible might take a little time !

  13. Life in the Army • Action • Professional Growth • Adventure • Travel • Life-Style • Family • Status • Achievers

  14. LIFE IN THE ARMY … ACTION Life in the Army is full of Action – be it in active operations or Peacetime duties. • Operational Activities • Active Ops like 1948, 1962, 1965, 1971 and 1999 (Kargil) • Counter Terrorism Ops in J&K and Northeast • Special Ops like Akshardham and Mumbai Attacks • Peacekeeping Ops like IPKF and various UN Missions

  15. LIFE IN THE ARMY … ACTION • Peacetime Activities • Relief Work in time of Natural Calamities like the Latur Earthquake, Orissa Super Cyclone, 2004 Tsunami, J&K Earthquake, Snow Tsunami etc. • Environmental Protection Activities • Socially benefiting activities

  16. LIFE IN THE ARMY … PROFESSIONAL GROWTH The growth of an officer doesn’t stop with his commissioning … rather, the process of acquiring newer skills and competence just starts. • In-Service Career Courses and Qualifications • Professional Courses • Technical Courses • Management Courses • Language Courses • Foreign Courses • Sponsoring for Higher Degrees and Qualifications • Study Leave

  17. LIFE IN THE ARMY … ADVENTURE Life in the Army is an unending string of adventure. Various adventure activities are actively pursued in the Army.

  18. LIFE IN THE ARMY … ADVENTURE Life in the Army is an unending string of adventure. Various adventure activities are actively pursued in the Army. • Adventure Activities in the Army • Mountaineering • Car and Motorcycle Rally • White Water Rafting • Scuba Diving • Hot Air Ballooning • Ocean Sailing • Aero Sports • Water Sports

  19. LIFE IN THE ARMY … TRAVEL Army offers the opportunity to travel extensively and see the world. An officer gets to see not only the whole country and places where no one can reach but even many parts of the globe. • Places an Army Man goes • The whole country • Overseas to many countries on peacekeeping missions • To embassies in almost all the countries in the world England China Germany Bhutan Italy USA Nepal Egypt Vietnam Mexico Sri Lanka Indonesia BRAZIL CHILE Singapore & Malaysia

  20. LIFE IN THE ARMY … LIFESTYLE Army offers a lifestyle unmatched in any sector. Facilities and infrastructure exists to lead an enviable social and individual life

  21. LIFE IN THE ARMY … LIFESTYLE Army offers a lifestyle unmatched in any sector. Facilities and infrastructure exists to lead an enviable social and individual life • About 135 Army Schools • Medical and Dental Colleges • Engineering Colleges • Management Colleges • Nursing Institutes • Education Colleges • Hotel Management Institutes • Sports and Games • Golf • Horse Riding • Swimming • Facilities for all Sports • Shooting • All Indoor Sports • Social and Leisure • Well Equipped Clubs • Libraries • Child Care Facilities • Schools & Educational Institutes • Ladies Clubs • The best Medical Facilities • Free travel in AC and Air • CSD Facilities

  22. Life in the Army … Family The entire Army is one large and happy family. A lot of measures are put in place to enhance the comfort and convenience of the families. • Facilities • Quarters in the best localities of a military station • Secure and Clean Cantonments • Various sports and skill learning facilities for the children • Separated Family Quarters during Field Postings

  23. Life in the Army … Status An Army Officer enjoys a high social and governmental status in the country. • Status and Protocol • Class I Gazetted Officers from the day of Commission • Reach the highest Pay Band of Central Govt at 13 years of service • Equivalent to IAS and higher to all other Central Services in protocol

  24. Life in the Army … Achievers The Indian Armed Forces has given some of the most illustrious sons of the Nation. Carriappa RS Rathore Rakesh Sharma Thimmaya Harbakhsh Singh Gopinath Dhyan Chand

  25. Life in the Army … Achievers of from the Extended Family The Indian Armed Forces also boasts of a number of achievers from its extended family.

  26. ARMY CORPORATE • Good Pay • Minimal Expenses • High Status • Active Life • Job Security • Enhance Qualifications • Quality of Life • Excellent Pay • Exorbitant Expenses • Paid Status • Desk Job • No Job Security • Learning Stagnation • Standard of Life ARMY & THE CORPORATE

  27. EMOLUMENTS After implementation of the 6th Pay Commission, the pay packet of the Army Officers have been increased substantially and now almost matches those of the corporate salaries. • As trainees at IMA or OTA, the Gentlemen Cadets receive Rs 21,000/- per month as stipend during the training period • An officer on commissioning receives about Rs 38,000/- as salary • If posted to field areas, the take-home salary can increase to about Rs 50,000/- • Within 13 years of service, officers are placed in the Pay band – 4 which is the highest salary slab of the Central Govt

  28. BASIC PAY & GRADE PAY

  29. PAY & ALLOWNCES LIEUTINENT • BASIC PAY - 15600 – 39100 (PB-3) • GRADE PAY - 5400 • MSP - 6000 • DA - AS APPLICABLE • KMA - 400 • CCA - AS APPLICABLE. • TPT - 1600 - 3200 • HRA - 7.5 – 30% OF BASIC • QUALIFICATION - AS APPLICABLE • FIELD AREA - 6700 • HAA - 5600 • CI - 6000 • GLACIER - 14000 • TECH PAY - 7000 • SPL FORCES - 9000 • PARA PAY - 1200 • FLYING PAY - 9000

  30. SERVICE BENEFITS (OVER AND ABOVE ALLOWANCES) • ENTITLED RATIONS. • FREE MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR SELF AND DEPENDANTS. • CANTEEN FACILITIES. • LEAVE • 60 DAYS ANNUAL LEAVE AND 20 DAYS CASUAL LEAVE IN EVERY YEAR. • FURLOUGH LEAVE UPTO ONE MONTH AFTER A CYCLE OF TWO YEARS. • ENCASHMENT OF LEAVE UPTO 300 DAYS. • STUDY LEAVE WITH FULL PAY AND ALLOWANCES UPTO 2 YR • FREE RAIL WARRANT FOR LEAVE TO HOME STATION OR SELECTED PLACE OF RESIDENCE FOR SELF AND DEPENDANTS. • OTHER PRIVILEGES • HOUSE, FURNITURE, ELECTRICITY AND WATER AT MINIMAL RATES. • CONVEYANCE ALLOWANCE FOR BAGGAGE ON TRANSFERS. • LIFE INSURANCE COVER UPTO RS 15 LAC AT A MOTHLY PREMIUM OF RS 1500/- • HOUSE BUILDING, TRANSPORT, COMPUTER LOANS / ADVANCES.

  31. ENTRY SCHEMES There are many entry points to join the Army as an Officer. • After 10 + 2 • NDA (Written & SSB) • 10+2 TES (>70% marks in 10+2 & SSB) • After Graduation • Direct Entry (Written & SSB) • Short Service Commission (Written & SSB) • NCC – C Cert Holder only (SSB) • University Entry Scheme – Pre Final Yr & Final Yr Tech Students • Technical Entry – SSB • Post Graduate - SSB • Medical Entry • AFMC after 10+2 (Written) • Direct Entry after MBBS (Interview)

  32. ENTRY SCHEMES INTO THE ARMY

  33. 10+2 LEVEL ENTRY(PERMANENT COMMISSION)

  34. NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY, PUNE LIFE IN THE ARMY … LIFESTYLE

  35. NATIONAL DEFENCE ACADEMY - ENTRY HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY Exams held in Apr and Sep every year • Centre’s of Exam – All across the country. Written Exam followed by SSB and after clearing SSB, undergo Med. Join NDA based on Merit. At NDA – 3 yrs trg ,Deg Awarded (JNU), thereafter 1 yr at IMA/ AFA/ NA – Commissioned Officer.

  36. 10 + 2 TECHNICAL ENTRY SCHEME HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY Apply to Army HQ Based on the Notification Proceed to nominated SSB On clearing SSB and Med and if in Merit Join IMA - 1 yr Basic Mil Trg – thereafter- At Cadet Trg Wings(CME - Pune,MCTE- Mhow and CEME - Secundrabad)for 4 yrs Tech Trg Commissioned after three yrs during Tech Trg. NO ante date seniority.

  37. NDA AND 10+2 (TES)- MED STDS HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY FOR GORKHAS AND INDIVIDUALS BELONGING TO HILLS OF NORTH EASTERN REGIONS OF INDIA, GARHWAL AND KUMAON, THE MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE HEIGHTS WILL BE 5 CMS LESS. IN CASE OF CANDIDATES FROM LAKSHDWEEP THE MINIMUM HEIGHT CAN BE REDUCED BY 2 CMS.

  38. HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY INDIAN MILITARY ACADEMY, DEHRADUN

  39. WOMEN ENTRY( OTA ONLY) Harbakhsh Singh

  40. GRADUATES ENTRY – IMA(Men Only) OTA ( Men and Women) HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY Exams held in Feb and Oct every year • Centre’s of Exam – All across the country. For IMA both papers, OTA only General Ability Test. Written Exam followed by SSB and after clearing SSB, undergo Med. Join IMA/OTA based on Merit. OTA – 49 weeks SSC. IMA -1½ yr PRC.

  41. HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY UNIVERSITY ENTRY SCHEME (TECH) – IMA (Men) Age – 18 to 24 for Pre Final Yr and 19 to 25 for Final Yr • Apply based on Notfn to Nominated Comd HQ. Comd Select Teams Visit various colleges/institutes as per pgme promulgated by them and undertake selection process to select candidates to proceed for SSB. Call up letters are issued for SSB to those selected. After SSB selected candidates undergo Med Exam. Final Merit prep thereafter for joining IMA After one yr trg at IMA, Commissioned in Tech Arms with two yrs ante date seniority.

  42. TECHNICAL GRADUATES/ POST GRADUATES IMA (Men Only) & OTA (Men& Women) HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY Apply to Army HQ Based on the Notification Proceed to nominated SSB On clearing SSB and Med and if in Merit IMA - 1 yr Basic Mil Trg OTA – 49 Weeks Trg Commissioned in Tech Arms/AEC with two yrs ante date seniority. Applicable to Men & Women as SSC

  43. HOW TO JOIN INDIAN ARMY NCC SPL ENTRY (MEN & WOMEN) Age 19 – 25 Yrs, Apply to NCC Units based on Notfn published in Jan in Jul every yr. Graduates with 50% mks & with ‘B’ Grade in NCC ‘C’ Cert are eligible to apply. NCC Dte Interviews Candidates who apply and short listed candidates are selected for SSB. After SSB and Med, those in Merit join OTA. After 49 weeks of trg at OTA Commissioned as Short Service Commissioned Offr .

  44. GRADUATE/POST GRADUATE (MALE) – MED STDS FOR GORKHAS AND INDIVIDUALS BELONGING TO HILLS OF NORTH EASTERN REGIONS OF INDIA, GARHWAL AND KUMAON, THE MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE HEIGHTS WILL BE 5 CMS LESS. IN CASE OF CANDIDATES FROM LAKSHDWEEP THE MINIMUM HEIGHT CAN BE REDUCED BY 2 CMS.

  45. GRADUATE/ POST GRADUATE (FEMALE) – MED STDS FOR GORKHAS AND INDIVIDUALS BELONGING TO HILLS OF NORTH EASTERN REGIONS OF INDIA, GARHWAL AND KUMAON, THE MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE HEIGHTS WILL BE 5 CMS LESS. IN CASE OF CANDIDATES FROM LAKSHDWEEP THE MINIMUM HEIGHT CAN BE REDUCED BY 2 CMS.

  46. SERVICE SELECTION BOARD (SSB) • INTELLIGENCE TEST • PICTURE PRECEPTION TEST • GROUP DISCUSSION • WORD ASSOCIATION TEST • THEMATIC APPRECIATION TEST • SITUATION REACTION TEST • LECTURE • INDIVIDUAL / GROUP OBSTACLES • INTERVIEW FIVE DAYS SCHEDULE

  47. SCHEDULE AT SSB DAY 1 (STAGE –I) • INTELLIGENCE TEST • PICTURE PERCEPTION & DESCRIPTION (30 SECS – 7 PARAMETERS – 4 MINS) • DISCUSSION – 30 MINS. DAY 2 (STAGE –2) – PSY TEST • THEMATIC APERCEPTION TEST (12 PICS, 30 SECS, 4 MINS) • WORD ASSOCIATION TEST (60 WORDS, 15 SECS) • SITUATION REACTION TEST (60 SIT) • SELF DESCRIPTION TEST (15 MINS, 5 PARAS)

  48. SCHEDULE AT SSB DAY 3 (GTO - DAY 1) • GROUP DISCUSSION (2 TOPICS, 20 MINS) • GROUP PLANNING EXERCISE • PROGRESSIVE GROUP TASK (4 OBSTACLES, 40/50 MINS) • GROUP OBSTACLE RACE (6 OBSTACLES) • HALF GROUP TASK (2 SUB GROUPS, 15 MINS) • LECTURETTE (3 MINS PREP, 4 MIN TALK) DAY 4 (GTO – 2) INTERVIEW DAY - 1 • INDL OBSTACLES (10 OBSTACLES, 3 MINS) • COMMAND TASK (15 MINS AS COMMANDER) • FINAL GROUP TASK (15-20 MINS) DAY 5 INTERVIEW DAY-2 • CLOSING ADDRESS, RESULTS & DISPERSAL

  49. ARR OF CANDIDATES SERVICE SELECTION BOARD (SSB)

  50. STAGE – I (Day – 1)

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