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No. 9/2015

September 2015

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Debit Army Post Logistics (DAPL) was launched in APS wef 10 May 2013. With the launch of this service, all army units/fmns have been in position to book consignments/ stores to their dependent/other army units/fmns using Speed Post Service of Department of Posts. The service

has the following advantages :-

(a) Stores can be sent instantly in the shape of parcel without waiting for truck load consignment.

(b) The rates of Speed Post are economical.

(c) Safety and security of the stores can be ensured as the Speed Post packets are booked & delivered through FPOs upto unit level.

(d) No need of detailment of separate vehicle and manpower for collection of stores from centralized places resulting in economy of these commodities.

Total of 1,08,821 Debit Army Post Logistics consignments have been booked from 01 Apr 14 to 31 Mar 15 and 7553 DAPL consignments have been booked in the month of Apr 2015.

amendments in Policy. Taking a step further towards welfare, recently, alongside parents of unmarried fatal battle casualties, parents of unmarried other fatal casualties also have now been made eligible for applying for AWHO Dwelling Units. In addition, widows and parents of unmarried fatal battle/ other casualties will be considered for preferential allotment, as per AWHO rules, if applying within 5 years of date of demise of husband/ward and thereafter under General Quota.

Launching of New website. A new website with innovative and appealing design has been launched recently for better user experience. Registrants/ allottees can register and view their personal details like draw results, seniority, member’s details, payment schedule, payments made etc.

Few Dwelling units available. Few Dwelling Units are available for allotment on first come first serve basis in the following stations :

Indore - DXA (expected completion by Feb 2016.)

Kochi (Silver Sand Island) - MDA, DXA (expected completion by Dec 2016.)

Mohali (Sec-114)-MDA, DXA, SDA, LXA, PH (expected completion by Jan 2016.)

Nainital (Khurpatal) - MDA, SFA (construction completed.)

Pune (Wagholi) - SFA, MDA, DXA, SDA, LXA (final stages of planning.)

Debit army Post Logistics (DaPL)

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Pride of the Nationindian Army

This year marks the fiftieth anniversary of the historic 1965 war between India and Pakistan. The invasion by Pakistan

triggered a twenty one day conflict that saw one of the biggest tank battles since World War II. Ultimately it was only the valour and sacrifice of the soldiers of the Indian Army that gave a befitting reply and ensured a resounding military victory for the nation. This issue carries information on various events which were organised by Indian Army to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of Indo Pak war -1965.

A special page has been included on books and comics as these were commissioned as part of Golden Jubilee Commemoration of Indo Pak war– 1965. Events and activities of J&K and North East States as always find a special mention.

Two joint exercises with foreign Armies ‘EKUVERIN’ with Maldives and ‘YUDH ABHYAS’ with US have also been highlighted in this issue.

AWWA day was celebrated across the country to mark its existence of 49 years and the same is covered under the AWWA page. September also saw a number of sports and adventure activities which were organised as part of commemorative events of Indo Pak war -1965.

News you caN use 2chief’s Page 4iN focus 5Release of Books aNd comics 6goldeN JuBilee commemoRaTioN-1965 7&10shauRyaNJali 8-9J&k & NoRTh easT diaRy 11miliTaRy exeRcises 12awwa 13sPoRTs aNd adVeNTuRe 14RaisiNg days 15moNTh wise Rally schedule foR RTg yeaR 2015-16 16

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Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS interacting with Lt Gen AWJC De Silva, Commander of the Sri Lankan Army on

21 Sep 15

Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS welcoming Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Shauryanjali Exhibition on

18 Sep 15

Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS wishing Lt Gen PR Kumar, DGMO all the best for his future endeavours on

22 Sep 2015

Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS interacting with students from Army Goodwill School Shopian on

01 Sep 15

Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS interacting with General Abu Belal Muhammad Shafiul Huq COAS, Bangladesh

Army on 08 Sep 15

Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS interacting with Maj Gen Hamidur Rehman Choudhary who led the delegation

members of Bangaladesh NDC on 02 Sep 15

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iN Focuscoas Visits russiaGen Dalbir Singh, PVSM,UYSM, AVSM,VSM, ADC, Chief of the Army Staff undertook an official visit to Russia from 23 to 30 Sep 2015. The visit assumed significance in light of the special relationship India shares historically with Russia. During the visit the Army Chief interacted with the top military hierarchy of the Russian Armed Forces and Defence Ministry. Amongst various defence establishments, the Army Chief also visited the Mikhailovskaya Artillery Academy and Western Military District of the Russian Army. Indian and Russian armies have a long standing relationship involving training, hardware, exchanges and conduct of military exercises. This visit will give a fillip to the existing relations.

coas meets stuDeNts From soutH KasHmirGen Dalbir Singh, PVSM,UYSM, AVSM,VSM, ADC, Chief of the Army Staff met a Group of 20 Students from Army Goodwill School, Balapur Shopian, South Kashmir on 01 Sep 15. The students had travelled from Jammu to Delhi and visited schools, colleges,institutions and industries enroute to enhance their awareness. The enriched students shared their experiences with the COAS and they were encouraged to avail opportunities in the Indian Armed Forces.

PLatiNum JubiLee ceLebrateD by 5/5 gorKHa riFLesThe Fifth Battalion of the Fifth Gorkha Rifles, 5/5 GR (Frontier Force) celebrated its Platinum Jubilee in Jaipur Military Station on 01 Oct 2015. The day began with a solemn wreath laying by Gen Dalbir Singh, PVSM,UYSM,

AVSM,VSM, ADC, the Chief of the Army Staff, President of the Gorkha Brigade and Colonel of the Fifth Gorkha Rifles (Frontier Force), many serving and veteran officers, JCO’s and other ranks. After which the COAS addressed the troops of the unit and released a First Day cover. Speaking on the occasion, the COAS said that the Battalion is one of the finest infantry units of our Army and that the present generation of officers and jawans should continue to draw inspiration from the glorious past of the Regiment. He exhorted all ranks to continue to excel and face new challenges in the fast changing security environment with fortitude and in true military traditions.


reLease oF booKs aND comics

Commemorating the 50th year of victory over Pakistan in 1965 battle and the war heroes, the Indian Army released books describing the war and a set of comics depicting those who died fighting it. Commissioned by the Army’s official think-tank Centre for Land Warfare Studies(CLAWS), a new

book titled ‘1965, Turning the Tide: How India Won the War’ written by defence analyst Nitin Gokhale was released by Shri M Hamid Ansari, Vice President of India on 01 Sep 2015 at Manekshaw Centre. In this meticulously researched and fast paced book, journalist and national security analyst Nitin Gokhale, has produced a formidable and comprehensive evaluation of the events and aftermath of the ferocious Indo-Pak war of 1965. A quote from the book explains the incident saying that “Finally , Pakistan’s last shot at glory by sending its much-touted 1 Armoured Division into Khem Karan came a cropper... In the end, the so called glorious war planned by Ayub turned into a military-politico-diplomatic defeat for Pakistan”.

The book, ‘1965:Stories from the Second Indo-Pak War ‘by Rachna Bisht Rawat, is an authoritative narrative in collaboration with the Indian Army to mark fifty years of the historic Indo-Pak War of 1965. Lt Gen KJ Singh, Army Commander Western Command released the book on 28 Sep 2015 published by Penguin Books India. The book includes five key battles from the 1965 war and is extensively researched, with interviews and profiles of war veterans. Rare pictures of the battles from the Army archives add to the experience of reading the book.

Lt Gen Rakesh Sharma, Adjutant General of Indian Army released a set of Amar Chitra Katha and Aan Comics on inspirational stories of war heroes. Indias favorite storyteller Amar Chitra Katha has compiled inspirational stories of 21 Param Vir Chakra Awardees, as a tribute to the recipients of the highest gallantry award in India. The new 248 page comic collection narrates stories of Indias brave sons who have been awarded Indias highest gallantry award. The all-colour, beautifully illustrated comic tells the story of each hero’s life from childhood to the battle in which they proved themselves victors over incredible odds. Four Aan Comics were also released based on the heroics of four war heroes who fought in 1965 Indo Pak war and were awarded Maha Vir Chakra. They were Maj Asaram Tyagi, Maj Bhaskar Roy, Sub Ajit Singh and Sub Tika Bahadur Thapa.


Indo Pak war 1965 took its place in the annals of history as one of the most intense war fought and the operations saw some of the fiercest engagements on land and air since World War II. It

was only the valour and sacrifice of the Indian soldiers that gave a befitting reply to the Pakistan invasion and ensured a resounding military victory to the nation. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the historic 1965 war between India and Pakistan and the Indian government announced almost a month-long “commemoration and celebration” of the war, starting on 28 August, the day India captured Hajipir. Thus, the commemorative events kick started with the laying of wreath by President Pranab Mukherjee at Amar Jawan Jyoti, alongwith the three Service Chiefs.

This was followed by a two day seminar on 01 and 02 Sep 15 organised by HQ Integrated Defence Staff (IDS) at Manekshaw Centre, Delhi Cantt. Shri M Hamid Ansari, Vice President of India and Shri Manohar Parrikar, Defence Minister of India graced the occasion and addressed the audience. The three service Chiefs thereafter rendered their valuable insight on the war wherein Gen Dalbir Singh, COAS commenced his speech by paying homage to the brave martyrs who sacrificed their lives to save the contours of the country. Some indelible lines from his speech are quoted here for our readers.

goLDeN JubiLee commemoratioN-1965

The major attraction was the Exhibition ‘Shauryanjali’ which was inaugurated by the Raksha Mantri Mr Manohar Parrikar at Indian Gate Lawns on 15 Sep 2015. During the inaugural function the Raksha Mantri released an information brochure ‘Saga of Valour and Sacrifice of Indian Armed Forces’. The function was also marked by the release of commemorative coins by the Finance Minister Shri Arun Jaitley, and release of commemorative postal stamps by the Minister of Communication and IT Shri Ravi Shankar Prasad. In the exhibition major battle scenes of the war were recreated & role of various arms and services during the war were showcased. A documentary film on the war was also shown during the exhibition. The exhibition was further extended till 27 Sep 2015 after the event attracted a huge turnout.

The Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, visited Shauryanjali on 18 Sep 2015 and was accompanied by COAS Gen Dalbir Singh, who took him to various exhibits, giving a sneak peak into the war that India decisively won 50 years ago. After his visit he urged people to spend time at the exhibition and further tweeted on the event:-

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1965 war is a saga of raw courage, extraordinary grit and dogged determination of indian military.

Breaking cast and communal barriers people plunged into voluntary civil defence work.

indian army delivered a telling blow to Pakistan across the entire western front.

cheering crowds saw marching troops off to the front as the patriotism swept across the country.


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goLDeN JubiLee - iNDo PaK war 1965iNDraDHaNusH ‘Indradhanush‘ the carnival as part of commemoration of Golden Jubilee Celebrations of 1965 war, was celebrated at Rajpath on 20 Sep 2015. The event was highlighted with a series of daring acts by the soldiers of Indian Army and spell bounding performance by the Indian Air Force. Motorcycle-stunt team-The White Knights(CMP Centre), Martial Art forms of Kalaripayattu (2 STC), Gatkha( 26 Punjab) and Thangtha(ARC) were amongst a host of other activities which cast a spell over thousands who attended the carnival.

sHraDDHarPaN‘Shraddharpan’ a tribute to the brave hearts who fought the war, featured a solemn wreath laying ceremony by the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi alongwith the three service chief’s at Amar Jawan Jyoti on 22 Sep 2015. Later during the day the Hon’ble President of India, Shri Pranab Mukherjee hosted the veterans of 1965 War to a ceremonial function at Rashtrapati Bhavan Cultural Centre.


J&K & NortH east Diarysmt. smriti ZubiN iraNi meets stuDeNts oF army gooDwiLL scHooL raJouri, J&K A tour comprising of students of Army Goodwill school from the terror affected regions of Rajouri and Poonch had a memorable experience of interacting with Smt. Smriti Zubin Irani, Minister of Human Resource Development on 28 Sep 15. 30 students between the age group of 13 and 17 years under privileged background were shortlisted from Army Goodwill Public School, Rajouri to undergo this experience.

stuDeNts oF KargiL meet NortHerN army commaNDerArmy conducted a tour for the youth of Kargil as part of Operation Sadbhavana from 07 to 16 Sep 15. A total of 28 students (20 boys & 08 girls) from Kargil and adjoining areas with varied socio-economic background were part of this tour. On 16 Sep 15, the young participants interacted with Lt Gen DS Hooda, Northern Army Commander at Udhampur and shared their experiences with him. During this interaction, the Army Commander spoke to each of the participants and motivated them to do well in life.

army commaNDer easterN commaND Visits suKNaLt Gen Praveen Bakshi, Army Commander Eastern Command, visited Sukna on 2 Sep 15 for a three day visit to review the operational preparedness of Trishakti Corps and the security situation in the area. He was received by Trishakti Corps Commander, Lt Gen Surinder Singh. This was the Army Commander’s first visit to the Corps after taking over the reins of Eastern Command.

DeFeNce corresPoNDeNts courseDefence Correspondents Course 2015 for journalists from electronic and print media was conducted in Trishakti Corps from 05 Sep to 17 Sep 15.This course which was organised under Directorate of Public Relation, MoD, was meant for journalists to acquaint them with the nuances of the armed forces so as to help them become Defence Journalists. The army leg of the course which was attended by 21 Journalists was conducted in two phases with the Army Module conducted at Sevoke Road from 05 to 11 Sep 15 and Forward Area Tour conducted from 12 to 16 Sep 15 in Sikkim.


miLitary exerciseseKuVeriN 2015

Army conducted a major Disaster Management Exercise called Mountain Rescue in aid to civil authorities at the Annadale Ground on 9th and 10th Sep 15. The aim of the exercise was to practice evacuation of civilian population from the disaster affected areas in the remote mountains of Himachal Pradesh. Army Aviation Corps and Air Force helicopters practised casualty evacuation drills in conjunction with the Special Forces and regular troops of Jutogh Battalion. The exercise was conducted in conjunction with Civil Administration and Fire Service Department.

yuDH abHyas 2015 As part of the ongoing defence cooperation, a combined military training exercise got underway on 09 Sep 15 at Joint Base Lewis McChord (JBLM), Washington in USA. This was one of the major bilateral defence cooperation endeavours between the two countries and is the eleventh in the series. During the exercise commanders and staff officers of both sides worked in close coordination to receive and collate intelligence and to issue suitable operational orders to the combined field training components, who in turn executed these orders on ground. The exercise curriculum was planned progressively where the participants initially were made familiar with each others organizational structure, weapons, equipment, and tactical drills. The exercise concluded on 23 Sep with the consolidation and validation exercise, in which troops of both nations carried out sub unit level operations in urban insurgency and military operations in urban terrain.

The sixth Indo-Maldives joint Training Exercise commenced on 31 Aug 2015 with an impressive opening ceremony at Pangode Military Station, Trivandrum. The aim of the joint exercise was to acquaint both the forces with each other’s operating procedures in addition to increased understanding and interoperability between the two Armies. A total of 45 soldiers each from the Maldivian National Defence Force and the Indian Army (BIHAR Regiment) took part in this exercise. Varied training activities were conducted to enhance interoperability and jointness between the two defence forces. The joint training concluded with a tactical exercise and closing ceremony on 13 Sep 15 and involved cultural displays by various military display teams besides aerial acrobatics display by Sarang Team.

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AWWA Day was celebrated on 23 Aug 2015 at NCC auditorium to mark its existence of 49 years. The event was presided over by Mrs Namita Suhag, President AWWA and was organised by HQ Delhi Area. The President AWWA in her message on AWWA Day, conveyed her greetings and best wishes to the AWWA fraternity. She congratulated all AWWA functionaries for their devotion and selfless service to the association. The message was followed by achievements of the past one year given by Mrs Payal Sharma, Gen Secy AWWA. During the occasion the President AWWA also released the 2015 edition of AWWA Journal, Asha Greeting Cards, Thank You Cards and the gift wrapping sheets. The speciality of greeting cards and gift wrapping sheets is that they are selected from the exclusively designed cards by the students of Asha Schools from all over India. The event was hosted under the guidance of Mrs Radhika Ravindran, President Regional AWWA, Delhi Area and was attended by 28 Veer Naris and 742 lady wives from the Army fraternity.

Visit oF mrs sHoma Huq sPouse oF coas baNgLaDesH armyMrs Shoma Huq, Spouse of COAS Bangladesh Army visited Asha School and AAHWAN Project on 08 Sep 2015 and was briefed by the respective chairpersons. The lady was happy to see the facilities made available to differently abled children in Asha Schools. During the visit to AAHWAN, Mrs Huq discussed issues related to welfare of Veer Naris and appreciated the welfare activities being undertaken by the Indian Army. The President AWWA regarded the concerns of the visiting guest and wished her the very best for her tenure as the first lady of Bangladesh Army. The visiting delegation thereafter was shown various sections of AAHWAN where the work was is progress. Mrs Huq appreciated the team spirit and mutual concern of the ladies and wished them good luck.

awwa Day ceLebratioNs

Mrs Namita Suhag, President AWWA releasing the AWWA Journal during AWWA Day on 23 Aug 15

Mrs Namita Suhag, President AWWA felicitating Mrs Shoma Huq at AAHWAN on 08 Sep 15

Mrs Namita Suhag, President AWWA interacting with a Veer Nari during AWWA Day on 23 Aug 15

Mrs Shoma Huq, interacting with children of Asha School on 08 Sep 15.


Heritage FLyiNg exPeDitioNTo commemorate 50 years of the 1965 war a heritage flying expedition commenced on 14 Sep15 from Bathinda and flew all along the Western border from Amritsar (Punjab) to Naliya in Kutch (Gujarat). A total of more than 3500kms were flown in the vintage aircraft. The expedition was Flagged-in at Jaipur on 23 Sep 15 by Smt Vasundhra Raje, Honourable Chief Minister of Rajasthan in presence of GOC-in-C South Western Command. This vintage Pushpak aircraft which is more than 55 years old was designed and developed by HAL and was used for Air Observation role in the 1965 and 1971 operations. The aircraft was rebuilt and refurbished to flying standards with no modern equipment. The Chief coordinator of the expedition was Brigadier AS Sidhu, an experienced Experimental Test Pilot with over 8000 hrs of flying experience.

Indian Army mountaineering expedition to Mount Stok Kangri was flagged off on 09 Sep 15 by GOC, Fire and Fury Corps. The GOC handed over the ice axe and flags to the team leader and marked the start of the expedition. The team of 05 Offrs 01 JCO and 18 other ranks were selected by the Indian Army for the said expedition. The group summited the peak on 17-18 Sep 2015. This expedition maintained the highest traditions of Indian Army to promote and encourage the spirit of adventure and inculcate espirit de corps amongst the troops of Indian Army.

Paramotor exPeDitioNTo commemorate Golden Jubilee Celebrations of 1965 Indo-Pak war, two daring Paramotor Expeditions were conducted. One was flagged off from Agra to cover a route from Udhampur - Nagrota - Akhnoor - Rukhmuthi by a team of ten Army personnel with two Paramotors on 12 & 13 Sept 15. The second one was flagged off from Jalandhar to cover a route from Jalandhar- Kapurthala- Harike- Khasa- Dera Baba Nanak-Tibri- Ropar-Chandigarh by a team of 12 Army personnel with four Paramotors from 12 Sep-16 Sep 15. A Paramotor usually flies at a speed of 25-75 Km / hr at a height varying from 500m to 700m.

1965 Indo Pak War where Pratham Brigade played pivotal role. The bicycle rally team comprising of three Officers and 15 Other Ranks travelled a total distance of 362 kms. The expedition was flagged off by GOC, Black Elephant Division on 01 Sep 2015. The expedition remembered and acknowledged the sacrifices made by the gallant warriors of the Indian Army during 1965 operations. This was conducted under the aegis of Kharga Corps of Headquarters Western Command.

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PHiLLora Day bicycLe raLLyA bicycle rally was conducted from Patiala to Ramgarh to commemorate the victory of Battle of Phillora in the

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raisiNg Days

Lt Gen Gurdeep Singh, COS, Western Command paying homage to the martyrs at Veer Smriti during its

Raising Day on 15 Sep 15

Lt Gen PR Shankar, VSM, DG Arty Paying Homage during 188th gunners Day at Amar Jawan, Delhi on

28 Sep 15

Brig Charandeep Singh, Commander Laungewala Brigade Paying Homage during their Golden Jubilee at

Prerna Sthal, Jaipur on 23 Aug 15

Maj Gen SS Jakhar, COS, Konark Corps unveiling the Special Cover during golden jubilee of Tanot Brigade

11 Sep 15

Maj Gen RP Singh, VSM, GOC, the Charging RAM Division Paying Homage during their 37th Raising Day

at Meerut on 01 Sep 15

Lt Gen Subrata Saha, GOC, Chinar Corps paying homage to the martyrs of Snow Leopard Brigade

during its Silver Jubilee on 05 Aug 15


moNTh wise Rally schedule foR RTg yeaR 2015-16hQ RTg ZoNe /

hosT aRo VeNue daTes disTRicTs coVeRed caT BeiNg scReeNed

PRoPosed loc & dT of cee

ocToBeR (2015)

Shillong / Jorhat Tawang 01-05 Oct 15 All distts of Arunachal Pradesh

Ambala / Mandi IIMandi / Kullu

01-09 Oct 15 Mandi, Kullu, Lahaul & SpitiSol GD, Sol Clk/SKT, Sol Tdn, Sol Tech, Sol NA & DSC

CEE I - 31 Jan 16CEE II - 28 Feb 16

Danapur / Ranchi Tatanagar / Lohardaga

01-10 Oct 15

Ranchi, Lohardaga, Gumla, West Singhbhum, East Singhbhum, Khunti, Saraikela, Simdega, Garhwa, Palamu, Ramgarh, Chatra & Latehar

All CatOct 15 /Nov 15ARO Ranchi

Jaipur / Jhunjhunu

Jhunjhunu 03-12 Oct 15 Jhunjhunu & Churu All Cat 25-Oct-15

Chennai / Coimbatore

Krishnagiri 03-12 Oct 15Coimbatore, Dindigul, Nilgiri, Salem, Madurai, Erode, Dharmapuri, Theni, Namakal, Krishnagiri & Tirupur

All Cat 25-Oct-15

Jabalpur / Raipur Dhamtari 05-08 Oct 15Kanker, Narayanpur, Kondagoan, Bastar, Dantewada, Sukma, Bijapur, Kabirdham, Dhamtari, Balod & Rajnanadgaon

All CATs 29-Nov-15

Jalandhar / Ferozepur

Ferozepur 05-11 Oct 15 Ferozepur, Muktsar & Fazilka All cats 25 Oct 15CEE for all cat less Sol NA/VET

Bangalore / Mangalore

Haveri 06-13 Oct 15

Uttar Kannada, Shimoga, Udupi, Chikmagalur, Dakshina Kannada, Davangere, Bijapur, Dharwad, Haveri, Gadag & Bagalkot

All Cat

Lucknow / Lansdowne

Dehradun / Haridwar

09-18 Oct 15Dehradun, Haridwar, Tehri Garhwal, Uttarkashi, Pauri Garhwal, Chamoli, Rudra Prayag, Kotdwara & Yamonotri

Sol GD, Sol Clk/SKT, Sol Tech & Sol Tdn (incl Gorkha rally)

31-Jan-16

Ambala / Shimla II

Solan / Shimla

10-15 Oct 15 Shimla, Kinnaur, Solan & SirmourSol GD, Sol Clk/SKT, Sol Tdn, Sol Tech, Sol NA & DSC

CEE I - 31 Jan 16CEE II - 28 Feb 16

Jabalpur / Bhopal Vidisha 14-17 Oct 15 Betul, Vidisha, Rajgarh & Harda ALL CATs 29-Nov-15

Jalandhar / Srinagar

Anantnag 14-21 Oct 15 All Dist All cats25 Oct 15CEE for all cat less Sol NA/VET

Shillong / NarangiRangia (Assam)

15-23 Oct 15Barpeta, Chirang, Kokrajhar, Dhubri, Goalpara & Bongaigaon distts of Assam

GRD Kunraghat / GRD Ghoom

Dharan26 Oct-01

Nov 15Mechi, Sagarmatha, Koshi & Janakpur Anchals

RO (HQ) Jabalpur Katni 27-30 Oct 15Rewa. Jabalpur, Balaghat, Katni, Shahdol, Umaria & Singrauli

All CATs 29-Nov-15

Pune / Kolhapur Goa28-30 Oct 15 (Mini Rally)

North Goa and South Goa All Cat less NA Jan 16

Bangalore / Calicut

Malapuram28 Oct-04

Nov 15

Calicut, Kasaragod, Palakkad, Malapuram, Wayanad, Thrissur, Kannur and UT of Lakshadweep & Mahe

All Cat

Lucknow /Almora & Pithoragarh

Nainital (Combined Rally)

28 Oct - 05 Nov 15

Almora, Bageshwar, Nainital and US Nagar; Pithoragarh and Champawat

Sol GD, Sol Clk/SKT, Sol Tech & Sol Tdn

31-Jan-16


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