The Indian Defence Ministry has sanctioned medical facilities under the ECHS for officer cadets who are discharged on medical grounds due to military training-related issues, providing them access to ...

The examination is scheduled to take place on Sunday, September 14, 2025, and will be conducted in two shifts.

Government waives off subscription fee for officer cadets, granting access to healthcare facilities under ECHS scheme.

Defence Ministry decision comes soon after The Indian Express published reports on the plight of officer cadets who were discharged from the nation's top military training institutes on medical ground ...

The new decision will cover cadets who have already been medically boarded out before completing training, as well as those who may face similar situations in the future.

The Supreme Court said it wants defence forces to have "braveheart cadets" who should not be deterred by injuries suffered ...

The Supreme Court on Monday sought response of the Centre and defence forces in a suo motu case on difficulties faced by ...

Cadets Disabled During Military Training Struggle," addressing the hardships faced by military cadets who acquire ...

Supreme Court of India addresses medical discharge of cadets from military institutes due to disabilities, facing financial ...

The Supreme Court has requested the Centre's response on the challenges faced by cadets who are medically discharged from ...

As per the report, since 1985, around 500 officer cadets have been discharged from these institutions due to various ...