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Give Your Inputs/ Suggestions on Draft Indian National Defence University (INDU) Bill, 2015

Start Date :

Jul 11, 2016

Last Date :

Aug 23, 2016

00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)

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Indian National Defence University Bill, 2015 proposes to establish a world class fully autonomous institution of National Importance under Ministry of Defence. University will ...

Indian National Defence University Bill, 2015 proposes to establish a world class fully autonomous institution of National Importance under Ministry of Defence. University will develop and propagate higher education (PhD, M Phil, M Tech and M Sc) in National Security Studies, Defence Management and Defence Technology and promote policy oriented research on all aspects relating to national security, both internal and external. It would also encourage awareness of national security issues by reaching out to scholars and an audience beyond the official machinery. It will also serve as a think tank contributing to policy formulation and debates on security and strategy. INDU will inculcate and promote coordination and interaction not just between the three Armed Services but also between other agencies of the Government, the Civil Bureaucracy, Para Military Forces, Central Armed Police Forces, Intelligence Services, Diplomats, Academicians, Strategic Planners, University Students and officers from Friendly Foreign Countries. It would create synergy between the academic community and Govt functionaries. It would make available opportunities for higher studies through distance learning to interested military personnel.

Initially, four new colleges / institutions, namely School of National Security Studies, School of Defence Technology, School of Defence Management and Centre for Distance and Open Learning are proposed to be set up at main campus at Binola, Gurgaon. The four existing Defence Institutions namely National Defence College (NDC), New Delhi, College of Defence Management (CDM), Secunderabad, Defence Services Staff College (DSSC), Wellington and National Defence Academy (NDA), Khadakwasla, Pune are proposed to be brought under the ambit of INDU without diluting their powers or autonomy for award of degrees and diplomas.

The last date for sharing inputs on Draft Indian National Defense University Bill, 2015 is 21st August, 2016.

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Kamlesh Kumar_2 10 years 4 hours ago

I am very delighted to know about this. Since, I am contributing something related to Ministry of Defense and always would like to be part of responsible people/team lead who has motivation to change the old typical scenario and support to national security. There are many deserving, experienced, talented and motivated people around the country. But, everyone trying to take credit, establish typical system environments but they are not the people who are going to work in the field.

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Shivani Raheja 10 years 4 hours ago

I would like to nominate my self to administer and improve teaching pedagogues in government schools.i hav an experience of teaching at higher education institutions for over 10 years.

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jyotsna srivastava 10 years 4 hours ago

In continuation of my earlier view,I have to say that country who has navel power will control world economy in future.Our main rival is China and ahead in navel power than us.In the port construction technology we can not compete with China.So dredging and harboring course may be included in INDU to counter China.Our M.Tech (dredging and harboring )course In IMU Visakhapatnam has failed to attract student due to IMU own negligence. I hope our Govt.will understand importance of navel sector

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shivendra singh 10 years 4 hours ago

The selection criteria of students opting for these courses should be stringent and unbiased in every sense. There should not be any kind of quota except in cases of Defence Personnels. There should be Psycological evalution of students opting for these courses on the lines of SSB interviews.

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hemant kumar 10 years 5 hours ago

It is really good of the for asking suggestions . 1. It's submitted that this university should serve both as a telent hunt for our furture leaders in defence and at the same time as a research centre for improving the present. 2. The persons for defence should hv max say in this institution even the ex servicemen should hv say. 3. Ideally it should hv only defence serving and ex servicemen persons on the bd , else it will loose its true colours in the same way MoD bcoz of Babus

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DrMohan Shenoy 10 years 5 hours ago

I would assume that the directors and management of INDU would like to admit only those who completed PUC II because such PUC II pass students would be considered ready-made assets. But if they admit 8th class pass students then these 8th pass candidates would be more pliable and resilient, listen to their elders and teachers learn the subjects from scratch and imbibe national values in their own mental constitution and follow the dictum of the institution more honestly.

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Ravi Shankar Chandrashekar 10 years 7 hours ago

1.INDU should take in students only based on Merit, as the students graduating out will be directly/indirectly responsible for Improving/Building/Designing our National Defense technologies and our National security. 2.INDU management should also be hand picked and it should also be under merit. 3.INDU think tank should operate independently without any intervention from other Govt bodies except the PMO. At the same time, INDU should not have legislative powers.

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aiswarya_1 10 years 7 hours ago

Congrats for a step in defense sector by building university.But not only education contribute to defense,there should be experienced professor and highly eligible and interested students only can bring innovation to defense sector with new technology and also should create the atmosphere with trained professional in defence to shape,help and build innovation to targeted students for competing with other nations and within them.

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ajay kumar das 10 years 7 hours ago

SISKYA NITI MEIN SAMPURNA BADLAHAT CHAHIYE,EK GARIB PADHNA CHAHATA HAI,USKO SIT NAHIN MILTA,WOH BACK DOOR ENTRY MAR NAHIN SAKTA ,KUOON KI WOH GARIB HAI,WOH KYUOON KAM MARK LE KAR PASS HUA,YEH GOVERNMENT KO MALUM NAHIN,USKA MANASIK VIKAS KUOON NAHIN HO PAYA,KYA Rs.200/- MULYA KA DAL KHARID NAHIN PAYA,POUSTIKTA KAMI KE PICHEY ,USKA ARTHIK STITI KA DHYAN SARKAR DIYA ?KYA MEHENGAI KE KARAN USKE GHAR MEIN NITYA JHAGDA HUA KARTA THA,JIS KE KARAN PADHAI BADHIT HUA ? AISE BAHUT KARAN HO SAKTA HAI.

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anmol chaudhary 10 years 9 hours ago

What would elude the to be established university of quality students/researchers, would be the lack of fair opportunity. Lack of fair opportunity to aspirants for admission in the institutes. Applications criteria which is subjective in nature essentially, deprives such fair opportunity. So I propose that there be a common comprehensive entrance test for eligible candidates, even if supplemented with other screening procedures. The success behind IITs, NLUs, and IIMs is fair competition.

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