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CDS to announce 2-year service extension for Agniveer posts

Bigger workloads prompted firms in the services industry to take on additional staff in October, the PMI survey found.

First reported by Hindustan Times Latest report 5 sources
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  1. Hindustan Times

    CDS to announce 2-year service extension for Agniveer posts (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)

    Over 18,300 Agniveers were to exit the armed forces by December 31 after completing their four-year term.

  2. The Economic Times

    Agniveers to get two-year service extension (opens The Economic Times in a new tab)

  3. The Hindu

    Agniveer service tenure extended by two years, CDS announces (opens The Hindu in a new tab)

    Two more years of engagement period offer to be given to the remaining Agniveers and when this engagement period is over, all Agniveers to be inducted into armed forces subject to objective selection criteria, the CDS said

  4. Times of India

    Good news for Agniveers: Government extends tenure by two years (opens Times of India in a new tab)

  5. Hindustan Times

    Cabinet extends Agniveer service by 2 years, clears regular armed forces enrollment route (opens Hindustan Times in a new tab)

    The move comes weeks before the three services were to start releasing 75% of Agniveers from their first batch in phased manner starting mid-November.

  6. Evening Standard

    Growth in UK’s services industry ends two-year period of job cutting (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    Bigger workloads prompted firms in the services industry to take on additional staff in October, the PMI survey found.

  7. Evening Standard

    Growth in UK’s services industry ends two-year period of job cutting (opens Evening Standard in a new tab)

    Bigger workloads prompted firms in the services industry to take on additional staff in October, the PMI survey found.