I personally think it is very unwise notIndian Army inspirational video
In a generally acepted opinion a newly comissioned soldier should swear by all religious books. The entire chetwood motto has such sentiment.Indian Army inspirational video
PUNE: The Indian Army's troops will soon be able to move faster in high altitude regions, thanks to the Mountain Foot Bridge (MFB) developed by the city's Research and Development Establishment (Engineers) of Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO).
The bridge made of high-strength aluminium alloys costs below Rs 1 crore. Capable of withstanding conditions prevailing in high altitude regions like Siachen, it will soon be inducted in the force.
Experts from the laboratory claimed that user trials were positive and had achieved desired results according to the requirement fixed by the Indian Army.
L N Bhosale, a technical officer, told TOI, "The trials were carried out at Siachen glacier and in Arunachal Pradesh over two years. Their results are positive. As a result, the army has decided to induct the bridge."
According to experts, a 35-metre MFB can be assembled in about two hours. It can allow accumulation of fresh snow up to half-a-metre while people negotiate the bridge at a spacing of about 3 metres.
The MFB can bridge dry/wet gaps up to 34.5 metre with a pathway of 0.8 metre width. "This facility will enable troop movement in regions, where covering even a metre's distance is challenging," he said.
DRDO officials said mass production of the bridge would be done after the completion of Transfer of Technology.
Who are the outsiders?
Indian Army allowed several traditions since the British period to continue because it suites certain people, no parallel exists in other armies (e.g. personal helper, which for all practical purposes is nothing but slavery).
Indian defense and police forces may require legal and structural changes to be in sync with the current needs and expectations.
Staff training regime may change, particularly, the officer trainees must be trained to behave more appropriately with their staff.
Scrap the Sahayak system which is nothing but forced labor. Nobody will complain but the officers and their wives :biggrin2:. Let the soldiers do the sentry duty and all the usual stuff they are paid/trained for, preserve their dignity.
The rift has been there ever since I can remember, it has just been swept under the rug. Now jawans are getting educated and their voices are being heard on social media. Indian Army should do well to emulate the Pakis and hire civilian non combatants to help officers in general roles around the house.If u think officers live a lavish lifestyle then u are absolutely wrong, especially these captains & majors, they undergo loads of courses and many have died in between those courses as well........... a normal lieutenant lives in the same bunker along with jawans
all i can see is that media is trying to create rift b/w army vs paramilitary and non officers vs officers.
So pay them more so that they can hire help from outside, an Army officer should be able to live a decent lifestyle - it's the least we can do for somebody who forgoes a high paying civilian career to serve the nation. These bastard politicians misuse their powers, have rich mansions and so many servants so do corrupt police wallahs but screw Army officers, right?No more fun for the officers' wives. Nobody to carry their shopping bags and wash their laundry.
Why should taxpayers bear the burden of paying for the civil servants? This practice must be summarily abolished. No exceptions.
But jawans are used for personal errands by officers and their families, no? I remember it being common growing up (my dad was the exception and I got whipped with a belt the one time I dared to ask his batman for help with something).Their are plenty reporting channel in Army, One can always report during evening roll call parade, If the problem is not sorted out then this is reported to CO directly during monthly darbar / saynik sammelan where decision is taken then and there and implemented forth with, This is everyday event in a Jawan`s life in Army..
But jawans are used for personal errands by officers and their families, no? I remember it being common growing up (my dad was the exception and I got whipped with a belt the one time I dared to ask his batman for help with something).
Well it is not bonded labor, jawans arguably know about sahayak system before joining the Army. Maybe you think that forcing them to fight in war in much worse conditions than a sahayak is also bonded labor?This person is virtually justifying "Bounded Labor" on a public forum, shame on such a rotten mentality.
We did, read the thread.people defending should be first to come out and ask for reforms.
That doesn't make sense, officers are not treated like kings at least not until they get to a very senior level and pay the debt with sweat, blood and tears. There is a strict hierarchy and the superior officer is always respected whether by enlisted or officer.as an analogy do all the officers know that they will be treated as kings
Hey, segregation of officers and men is practiced virtually everywhere in the world. The US Army does, the British Army does, our friends the Pakis do it., have you taken a look at their mess and were Jawans eat
Read the thread.So why does an officer needs sahayak
That's wrong and not part of assigned duties. Must be ended and officers provided with civilian non combatants.Even CEOS have personal assistant who work with them during day hours and not washing their uniforms,ironing them, walking their dogs, getting them rations.
I've mixed feelings on this one. There is an internal process to get complaints resolved. I've heard nothing about what the soldier did to get his complaints resolved by normal channels. If he tried and exhausted all means and then went to complain on social media, then I can respect that.so Army chief Bipin Rawat said to these jawans not to complain on social media or they will get punished. What a joke. Why it has come to a point that these men wanted help from civilians for their grievances, one answer" Their voice is not heard and crushed and to punish them for getting their voice hear is even more cowardly. Bull shit answers like it will get the moral of the army down, you are afraid of mutinies and your royal command over Jawan will be challenged as more voices get out.
Literally nobody said that, don't know where people are making this stuff up.but that does not mean you are not questionable to the citizens of India.
lol you don't subsidize anything. It isn't taxed by the government, which is just a means of increasing the value of the salary paid to an official. CSD stores make a huge profit.subsidized rations, cars, whisky
It's not khairiat. Let the civilian government stop paying it and let's see how the recruitment of the Army goes.medical your families medical, you childrens rations, education
Doubt it.My father worked with both army and airforce jawans in Ladakh and i was awestruck that they used to grieve in front of my father as he worked in Delhi to get their voice hear at HQ and this was in 1990's
Nobody defended it. I said it must be stopped and civilian non combatants be provided. Kunal said that there are existing channels to address these grievances and they are sufficient.If any army officer even thinks of Denying the Injustice in Army is not worthy of being a officer as Your creedo of gentlemen is fake.
Gentlemen is forthright, fights against Injustice and not defend it
Don't let the door hit you on your way out.Excuses for everything, no point arguing an ostrich who has dug his head deep into the ground
I don't doubt that some may have complained about conditions, men don't get posted in Ladakh for a picnic and it is human nature to complain. I'm doubting that a lot of men begged your dad to do something about it by approaching Army HQ.You are doubting that Jawans complaint to my Father who blatantly ignorant are you. This is the holier than thou attitude that " We are always right" cannot deny the wrong doings
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