18,300 Agniveers का भविष्य क्या होगा? सेना से बाहर, अब क्या?

The first batch of approximately 18,300 Agniveers is set to complete its four-year service under the Agnipath Scheme by December 31, 2026. But what happens after they leave the Indian Armed Forces? After four years in uniform, thousands of young men and women will transition into civilian life. While 25% of Agniveers can be retained in regular military service, the remaining 75% will have to explore opportunities beyond the Armed Forces. In this video, we examine the future of the first batch of Agniveers and the important questions surrounding their transition. *Topics covered in this video:* Why are approximately 18,300 Agniveers leaving the Armed Forces? What happens after completing four years of service? Who gets an opportunity for permanent retention? What is the Seva Nidhi package? What employment opportunities are available for ex-Agniveers? What are the opportunities in CAPFs, BSF, CRPF, CISF, ITBP and State Police? What does the future hold for the Agnipath Scheme? Should the government reconsider the existing retention policy? The Agnipath Scheme was introduced in 2022 with the objective of creating a younger and more dynamic Armed Forces. Now, as the first major batch approaches the end of its engagement period, its implementation and the rehabilitation of outgoing Agniveers deserve serious public discussion. This is not just a question of recruitment. It is a question of the future of thousands of young Indians who dedicated four years of their lives to serving the nation. Watch the complete analysis and share your perspective in the comments. *Jai Hind! 🇮🇳* #Agniveer #AgnipathScheme #IndianArmy #DefenceNews #IndianArmedForces