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NoobWannaLearn

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I think it's just briefing it lasts for short duration
Not a meeting so might be just updates no discussion so no outcomes
Let's se if this cds be able to pull it off
He gave all forces 3 months in December start to solve the issues they have 3 months will be up in march so I expect some kinda update in march definitely
 

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It feels like we are losing more jawans to accidents. Is there a tracker for these incidents?

Without going to war, India loses around 1,600 military personnel every year. And the single biggest killers are road accidents and suicides, much more than counter-insurgency operations or firing duels with Pakistan along the line of control in Jammu and Kashmir.
Latest figures collated by TOI show that road accidents claim the lives of over 350 soldiers, sailors and airmen every year, while another 120 personnel take the extreme step of committing suicide. Other big causes are training accidents and various health reasons, which itself is a big worry for the forces that are supposed to be fighting fit.
The Army, Navy and Indian Air Force (IAF) have lost over 6,500 personnel just since 2014. The highest toll, of course, is found in the 11.73-lakh strong Army
"Physical casualties" are more than 12 times the number of "battle casualties" in the Army. If the force recorded 112 fatal battle casualties in border skirmishes, shelling, counter-insurgency operations and operational accidents in "notified areas" in 2016, it lost over 1,480 soldiers due to physical casualties.
 

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