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Defence
Agniveers Receive Two-Year Extension to Join Forces After Six Years
✍️ Bhaskar English
🗓 04 Nov 2026, 07:33 PM
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The Indian Army has extended the Agniveers’ training period by two years, allowing cadets to join the forces after completing six years of training. Chief of Defence Staff General Subramani praised their efficiency and dedication.
The Indian Army announced that the Agniveers program will now offer a two‑year extension to its cadets, enabling them to join the forces after completing a six‑year training cycle.
The extension is aimed at providing additional time for comprehensive training and skill development, ensuring that recruits are fully prepared for active service.
Chief of Defence Staff General Subramani commended the Agniveers for their efficiency, dedication, and the high standards they maintain throughout the program.
The decision underscores the Army’s commitment to nurturing disciplined and capable personnel ready to serve the nation.
The extension is aimed at providing additional time for comprehensive training and skill development, ensuring that recruits are fully prepared for active service.
Chief of Defence Staff General Subramani commended the Agniveers for their efficiency, dedication, and the high standards they maintain throughout the program.
The decision underscores the Army’s commitment to nurturing disciplined and capable personnel ready to serve the nation.