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    All Agniveers will be absorbed in regular cadre: Defence officials

    The Indian government announced changes to the Agnipath recruitment scheme for Agniveers in the military. Those completing a four-year tenure will get a two-year extension and a chance for regular recruitment. All Agniveers demonstrating willingness, physical fitness, and discipline will be absorbed into the regular cadre. Seniority will be maintained when they join, ensuring they are not junior to others.

    Over 2000 trains cancelled during Agnipath protests between June 15 & June 23: Rly Minister

    More than 2000 trains were affected due to the Agnipath protests across the country, Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Parliament on Friday. In a written reply in Rajya Sabha, he said 2132 trains were cancelled between June 15 and June 23.

    Action against those who take a warpath during anti-Agnipath protests

    The irrational - and criminal - destruction of trains and buses and general state of anarchy in Bihar, UP, Telangana and other states needs to bear consequences. Along with firming up PDPPA, state governments must stop fiddling while taxpayers' crores go up in flames. The anti-Citizenship (Amendment) Act agitations in late 2019 caused losses of ₹80 crore in West Bengal alone.

    Nationwide protest against Agnipath scheme on June 24, says Rakesh Tikait

    The SKM Coordination Committee in Karnal has decided that protests against the Agnipath programme will be organised at district and tehsil headquarters across India on June 24.

    Over 80 trains cancelled amid Agnipath protests today, check here

    It further informed that as many as 71 Delhi area-bound commuter trains (including return services) have also been dismissed for today in the wake of the protests against the Centre's Agnipath recruitment scheme.

    Agnipath Protests: Tight security in West Bengal's Howrah amid call for Bharat Bandh today

    Taking to Twitter, Congress General Secretary in-charge Communications Jairam Ramesh said on Sunday, "Tomorrow lakhs of Congress workers across the country will continue peaceful protests against the anti-youth Agnipath scheme and against Modi government's vendetta politics targeting its MP Rahul Gandhi."

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