New Delhi: The Indian Army is reportedly gearing up for a significant shift in its personnel strategy, with discussions underway to potentially retain up to 75 percent of Agniveers after the completion of their four-year service term. Currently, the policy allows for only 25 percent of Agniveers to be absorbed into the regular force, but indications suggest that this quota could see a substantial increase.

This deliberation comes as the first batch of Agniveers prepares to complete their tenure next year, prompting the Army to initiate discussions on retention policies. The matter is expected to feature prominently at the upcoming Army Commanders’ Conference in Jaisalmer, a high-level platform where strategic decisions on national security and operational preparedness are debated. The c

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