The tenure for CISF personnel posted on Parliament security duty has been increased from “three to four years”.
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has introduced a revised posting policy for personnel posted at the Parliament complex, increasing the rotational tenure from existing three years to five ...
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has introduced sweeping reforms to strengthen security at the Parliament House Complex (PHC), following a comprehensive review undertaken in the aftermath ...
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Indian Army's Military-Civil Fusion training for MPSC officers ends
The Indian Army's Military-Civil Fusion Training Capsule 2025 in Pune concluded, training 144 MPSC probationers. Organised by ...
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CISF enforce stronger shield for Parliament security
India, Nov. 28 -- As part of its capability enhancement, the elite Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) has introduced a ...
CISF extends Parliament personnel tenure to four years, enhancing security and familiarity with MPs amid recent complaints ...
The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) introduces a new posting policy to enhance security at the Parliament House Complex. The tenure is extended to four years, potentially five, to improve ...
Around 3,300 CISF personnel, including firefighters and disaster response teams, are currently deployed at Parliament, and ...
Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi highlighted the shift to a multipolar world and rising global conflicts during the Chanakya ...
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