Indian Armed Forces to review Agniveer retention rates after initial batches complete service

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The Indian Armed Forces will review the retention percentage for the Agniveer recruitment scheme. This assessment will occur following the completion of service by the first batches of Agniveers. The review aims to evaluate the policy based on initial operational experience and performance feedback. The scheme currently retains only 25% of personnel after a four-year tenure.

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