Sunday, 7 December 2014

What is the detailed structure of ANO's Uniform in all the three wings ?

Sir,
    I want to know about the detailed structure of ANO's Uniform in all the three wings.
Please help me out.

Regards,
T/O RAMA KRISHNA RAO | adrkrao@rediffmail.com

Wednesday, 17 September 2014

Associate NCC Officers State Council meeting and send-off meeting on 20th September 2014

Dear ANOs of Kerala and Lakshadeep Directorate,

                   As you may have already come to know the ANOs of Kerala and Lakshadeep Directorate are meeting on the 20th of this September at Baselius College Kottayam. The detailed notice is available for download. Those who have not received the notice may please download it from here.







Wednesday, 25 June 2014

Year Plan of NCC activities for this academic year

Dear ANO,
                 If you are interested inn sharing your plans for NCC activities this year  you are most welcome to share it here in our blog. Please send it to 

blogforano@gmail.com

You can also publish a report of what you did last year. There are many ANOs who publish such reports and photos in Face Book. It is true that Face Book has a higher reach than a blog like this but the greatest problem with it is our post will get attention just for one or hours. After that it would be difficult even for us to find that post. The permanent solution is a blog like this.

Thursday, 22 May 2014

Rank structure and pay scales of army officers


Rank Structure and Pay Scales of Army Officers



Want to join Indian army as an officer and looking for rank structure? Salary of Indian army officers will increase according to their rank. Read on to know about pay scales or pay bands, grade pay and MSP of Indian army officers.

Indian army is one of the best defence forces in this world. Army recruits young men and women as officers frequently. Here is the rank structure along with pay scale/pay band, grade pay and MSP applicable for serving Indian army officers.

Lieutenant rank

Lieutenant rank is the first rank given for the candidates who have successfully completed the prescribed training of Indian army. Pay band or scale of an officer in the rank of Lieutenant is 15600 - 39100 which lies in the pay band 3. Lieutenant gets grade pay of 5400 rupees per month and Military Service Pay or MSP of six thousand rupees per month. Thus if total allowances and pay included an officer working in Indian Army in the rank of Lieutenant gets salary of around 65000 rupees per month.

Captain rank of Indian Army officers

Second rank of Indian Army officers is captain rank. After two years of service as commissioned officer, an officer of Indian Army gets rank of captain. An officer in the rank of captain gets pay band or pay scale of 15600 - 39100 which lies in the pay band 3 of revised pay scale by sixth pay commission. A captain receives 6100 rupees grade pay, 700 rupees more than that of a lieutenant. MSP of a captain is 6000 rupees per month.

Major rank of Indian Army

After captain rank, major rank is given to Army Officers. A major of Indian Army gets pay band or pay scale is 15600 - 39100. Apart from the pay band or pay scale, major receives 6600 rupees per month as grade pay. Also MSP of six thousand rupees per month is admissible for a major. In general an Indian Army officer serving in Major rank gets around one lakh rupees per month.

Lieutenant Colonel rank of Indian Army officers

A major is appointed as a Lieutenant Colonel after promotion. Pay band of Lieutenant Colonel changes to pay band four and pay scale range changes to 37400-67000 rupees. Also an officer in the rank of Lieutenant Colonel gets eight thousand rupees per month and six thousand rupees as MSP pay. All in all an officer of Indian Army in the rank of Lieutenant Colonel gets around two lakh rupees per month as payment.

Colonel rank of Indian Army

A lieutenant colonel is promoted to the rank of Colonel. Colonel of Indian Army gets pay band or pay scale of 37000-67000 rupees. An officer in the rank of colonel gets 8700 rupees grade pay and 6000 rupees as MSP monthly. Thus, a colonel of Indian Army gets two and half lakh rupees to three lakh rupees per month.

Brigadier rank

Brigadier rank is given to the Indian Army officers who are serving in the rank of colonel and considered for further promotion. A brigadier of Indian Army has pay band or pay scale of 37400 - 67000 rupees. Also a brigadier receives 8900 rupees as grade pay and 6000 rupees as MSP monthly. So Indian Army brigadier gets around three and half lakh rupees per month.

Major General rank of Indian Army

A brigadier is promoted as Major General in Indian Army. A major general gets 37400 - 67000 rupees. Also an officer of Indian Army in the rank of Major General gets ten thousand rupees per month as grade pay. A major general of Indian Army gets around four lakh rupees per month.

Lieutenant General rank

Lieutenant General of Indian Army gets pay band or pay scale of 67000 - 79000 rupees.  Lieutenant general of Indian Army does not get any grade pay or MSP. All in all an Indian Army officer working in the rank of Lieutenant General gets around four and half lakh rupees.

General rank of Indian Army

Highest rank of Indian Army is General. General's pay band is fixed at ninety thousand rupees per month. The General of Indian Army gets around more than six to seven lakh rupees per month. Up to Lieutenant General rank, all Indian Army officers gets three percent annual increment in their pay band or pay scale.

Apart from the above mentioned pay band or pay scale, Indian Army officers do get various allowances and facilities which makes officer cadre career of Army as one of the best options to choose.
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Monday, 21 April 2014

Army/Navy/Airforce Ranks and Insignia of India

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Monday, 7 April 2014

NCC - Know more about the Uniform


1) Why we wear hackle in Beret ?

              Its not just NCC who wears the hackle but the armies of some Common wealth countries the hackle is worn by some infantry regiments, especially those designated as fusilier regiments and those with Scottish and Northern Irish origins. The colour of the hackle varies from regiment to regiment. In india other than NCC the following Regiments are entitled to wear :

Brigade of the Guards  : Red over yellow
The Grenadiers             : White
Kumaon Regiment        : Green
Mahar Regiment           : Dull cherry
Maratha Light Infantry : Red over green
Naga Regiment             : Orange
Rajput Regiment           : Maroon over red
National Cadet Corps   : Red


2) What is Aiguillette,

             Although there are many stories from history about its origin but in today's world it is decorated to generals and staff officers who are on duty as RDC or delegated (RDC duty is the officer on duty with Governors and similar higher officials) Aiguillette is not a part of NCC uniform but only meant for officers

3) Why we wear dark Green Beret

            The story takes us back to 1941 when there were many badges and different colours of headgears and no standardisation in uniform was crating too many problems in British Army.They decided to adopt an Irish Culture called Tam o' Shanter initially 3 colours were proposed red, yellow and green. Green was chosen as the most suitable.The proposal that the commandos should start wearing green beret as their official headdress was submitted to the Chief of Combined Operations and forwarded by Lord Mountbatten to the Under-Secretary of State for War. Approval was granted and in October 1942 the first green berets were issued to the Royal Marines. As we follow the british culture all the above mentioned regiments wear Green Beret including NCC as they are too part of Infantry.


4) Why the Fourragère is on left side,

           For this too again there are many stories some of them are as follows
1) well the major reason for wearing the Fourragère on left side is to avoid inconvenience while working such as supporting the butt of rifle and while doing drill etc.
2) All those corps and regiments which comes direct in action(Fighting corp) with enemy such as infantry wears it on left and not fighting force such as Artillery etc wears it on Right

        Lanyards is used to secure the sword, Pistol ets and Fourragère are the decoratives of unit or regiment Like NCC Fourragère made of three colour each for tri service....don't confuse between the below three....

Friday, 4 April 2014

ANOs are exempted from giving toll on National High Ways

As per Section 3 of Indian Tolls (Army and Air Force) Act 2001, the following Defence Persons and property are exempted from payment of users fee :

(d)  all authorised folowers of -
      (i) the regular forces
      (ii) the territorial army or the National Cadet Corps
      (iii) any irregular corps

To download the detailed order CLICK HERE

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Wednesday, 2 April 2014

Please help this DC candidate...

Sir,
I am acting as ncc caretaker having C certificate. now I am selected for ANO . someone told me that C certificate holders have to apply for the direct commission or number or prcn (whatever it will be,i am not clrea about it) but my unit is not providing me the required form.
it is my humble submission to provide proper information regarding this and also provide me the required form which are used for this purpose.
 
thanking you
with regard

Monday, 31 March 2014

अप्नी भाषा में पढ़ने के लिए दैने मार्जिन टोप देखिय ओर ट्रान्स्लेट कीजिए -------->
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Friday, 28 March 2014

Looking for an opportunity to apply as an ANO for SD

Respected Sir,
              I am currently serving as an Associate NCC Officer JD in 2(Andhra) Air Sqn (Tech) NCC. Looking for an opportunity to apply as an ANO for SD. I request you to please send me info regarding any vacancy as such against which I could apply. Thank you.

Regards,
T/O Anupreeth Choudhry | anuchou2000@yahoo.co.in

Note: This email was sent via the Contact Form gadget on http://associatenccofficer.blogspot.in

Friday, 14 March 2014

Latest Training Directives by DG NCC

Dear ANOs,
               You know that the NCC Syllabus and Training methods have changed from 2013-14 onwards. DG NCC had published the Training Directives in June 2013. You can download a copy of it from the following link. If you have similar useful materials to share to other ANOs please send it to blogforano@gmail.com

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Thursday, 13 March 2014

Enhancement of Allowances to ANOs and Cadets

Dear ANOs,
                   The allowances to ANOs and Cadets have been enhanced in Delhi. You can download it from the following link. Thanks to T/O Vijaya Gowda for sending the order to the blog.

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Monday, 13 January 2014

Kerala ANO Association State Conference

    The ANOs of Kerala have formed a state wide organisation and its State Conference will be held on 30th January 2014 at Adhyapaka Bhavan Trivandrum. Hon.Minister for Finance Mr. K.M.Mani will inaugurate the function. Your valuable and presence and co-operation is very much required. Kindly be present.

Date   : 30.01.2014
Time   : 10.30 am
Venue : Adhyapaka Bhavan Trivandrum