NDA Interview And Training Video | Full Documentary ON Indian ARMY

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Run-up to Passing out Parade: NDA inaugurates Expo Spring Term 2017 The activities of the club displayed at the Expo clubs range from archery, astro-navigation, static and flying aero-modelling,10 metre shooting, automotive, arts, photography, etc.THE series of events for the run up to the Passing out Parade of the 132nd course of the National Defence Academy began on Saturday with the inauguration of an Expo of various hobby club activities of the cadets. The Expo Spring Term 2017 was inaugurated by NDA’s First Lady, Jasjeet Kler, wife of the commandant and president of the Family Welfare Organisation, in the presence of the Commandant, Air Marshal J S Kler, in the foyer of the Rakesh Sharma Block and will be kept open for visitors on Sunday and Monday. NDA Interview And Training Video | Full Documentary ON Indian ARMY THis video show's How To Make a Interview For National Defence Acadmy For all india students...this video is very usefull for new candidate preparition for NDA Coaching... Thnxxxx plzzzzz share this video..like and comment on this ... donate money for Indian Army paytm-9992229670 Send Super Chat - 50 donate money to Indian Army THE Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has initiated a preliminary enquiry (PE) into allegations of malpractice in the recruitment and appointment of professors and associate professors in various academic departments of the National Defence Academy (NDA) between 2006 and 2012. The CBI had received complaints regarding serious malpractice by some members of the civilian faculty at NDA in the recruitment process, which is conducted by the Union Public Service Commission. These faculty members allegedly submitted fake documents, on educational qualification and academic performance, for their appointment at the premier tri-services academy of the country. A CBI officer confirmed that the PE, which is a stage prior to the registration of an FIR, was initiated a week ago. A CBI source also said that some of the faculty members, who were recruited during this period and have now been transferred to another military academy, are also under the scanner. In 2012, the CBI had unearthed a scam in the recruitment of Class C employees at the academy. The agency had then arrested Colonel Kulbir Singh, who was staff officer to then Commandant Lieutenant General Jatinder Singh and then Physical Training Officer (PTO) Colonel AK Singh. The CBI had also arrested some members of the civilian staff and some outside agent Later, when the CBI filed the chargesheet in the case, it had named Lt Gen Jatinder Singh as one of the accused. The agency is also investigating a case of alleged malpractice in the allotment of contract for the purchase of branded clothing for the cadets, which involves senior officers of the academy. A query sent to the NDA did not elicit any response.CITING threats from anti-national elements and menace from poachers to the flora and fauna on its campus, the National Defence Academy (NDA) has put heightened security measures in place. The academy has directed patrolling teams to open fire in case they find any suspicious activity, and warned residents not to loiter in isolated areas alone or in groups. The NDA campus is located in Khadakwasla, in the forested Sahyadri hills, and is spread across an area of 7,000 acres. The academy has recently completed the construction of a 37 kilometre-long perimeter wall and a 42 kilometre-long perimeter road for patrolling. The directions to the patrolling parties come years after an incident in 2013, when a man was killed after he and five others had entered the campus, and the NDA guards had opened fire on them. According to the NDA, they were suspected to be poachers, and they had started firing at the guards first. In a letter issued to all units of the academy on May 22, NDA authorities said, “The Academy has been on the radar of various terrorist organisations and anti-national elements due to its prominence, iconic status and high-profile visits conducted throughout the year. Numerous inputs from various military and civil intelligence agencies corroborate the fact that the NDA is a potential terrorist target.” The letter warned residents of NDA campus — that includes a large number of military personnel, civilians and their family members — not to loiter in isolated areas within the campus. “Mobile patrolling parties are armed as preventive security measures. The environment is, therefore, being sensitised not to loiter alone or assemble or gather in a group in an isolated place or location within the NDA campus without any valid reasons, since the patrolling teams have been issued directions to open fire in case of any suspicious activities observed by them,” stated the letter. More than 50 per cent of the NDA campus is under forest cover and is home to several wildlife species and trees, such as sandalwood and sheesam, which can be targeted by poachers.