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The Indian Army has released the Agniveer admit card 2026 for the Common Entrance Exam (CEE) under the agnipath scheme. Candidates can download their hall tickets from joinindianarmy.nic.in. The examination is scheduled to take place between June 1 and June 15 across various centers nationwide. Check complete details of the Indian Army Agniveer admit card 2026.

The Indian Army is set to release the Agniveer Admit Card 2026 soon on joinindianarmy.nic.in for the Common Entrance Exam. Scheduled between June 1-15, the exam covers various Agniveer categories. Candidates must carry their admit card and a valid photo ID, such as Aadhaar or PAN card, to the examination centre. Ensure all details on the hall ticket are accurate.

The Indian Army is expected to release the Agniveer Admit Card 2026 shortly on its official website ahead of the nationwide Common Entrance Exam scheduled from June 1 to June 15. Candidates appearing for the recruitment test for multiple Agniveer posts must carry both their hall ticket and a valid photo identity proof to the examination centre.

The Indian Army has confirmed that the Agniveer Admit Card 2026 will be released on May 15, 2026, at joinindianarmy.nic.in. The Common Entrance Exam will be conducted from June 1 to June 15, 2026 in phases. Candidates can download hall tickets using registration details. Refunds for cancelled applications will also be processed on May 15. Recruitment covers multiple Agniveer and JCO/OR posts, with physical tests and Seva Nidhi benefits under agnipath Scheme framework confirmed system

Amid the ongoing countrywide protests against the central government ‘agnipath Scheme’, Punjab BJP chief Ashwani Sharma on Tuesday hailed the army recruitment scheme and said that the political parties have made a fashion to protest against the Modi government's decisions as they fear losing elections in 2024.

The Supreme Court will hear pleas challenging the agnipath recruitment scheme for defence forces on July 15. The plea will be heard by a bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and AS Bopanna. Various petitions were filed before the top court challenging the agnipath recruitment scheme for defence forces.

Nationwide protests against the central government's agnipath scheme continued for the third day on Friday. While agitation raged and spread to multiple states, reactions poured in from several ministers, opposition party leaders and politicians.

All major political parties in Bihar, except the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), are opposing the controversial agnipath scheme for recruitment in the armed forces.

Stepping up its attack on the government over the agnipath scheme, the Congress on Sunday said the Modi government is playing with the future of the youth by bringing in the new military recruitment plan and it must withdraw this 'Tughlaqi' decision. "At a time when China has entered our borders, agnipath scheme is like playing with national security," Congress spokesperson Shaktisinh Gohil said.

The Congress has alleged that the BJP government is trying to saffronise the armed forces through its agnipath scheme.

Opposition members on Friday staged a walk out from a meeting of the Parliamentary Committee on Defence alleging they were not allowed to discuss the agnipath scheme, sources said. They said members of Congress and BSP urged committee chairman Jual Oram to allow a discussion on the agnipath scheme, arguing it has huge implications and required parliamentary scrutiny, but were denied from doing so.

The Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) has demanded the Centre to review the controversial agnipath scheme as the scheme is killing the aspirations of millions of youth who want to join the armed forces and serve the nation.

The controversial agnipath scheme triggered inhouse warfare in the Congress on Wednesday, as party MP Manish Tewari lauded the short-term recruitment plan as much-needed reform measure in the defence forces, and the party moved with alacrity to disown it and slam the measure as a threat to national security.

The central government on Tuesday filed a caveat application in the Supreme Court urging it to hear the government in the petitions filed before it challenging the 'agnipath' recruitment scheme for defence forces. "Quash the notification/ press note dated June 14, issued by the Defense Ministry being illegal, unconstitutional and void ab-initio and ultra vires to the Constitution of India in the interest of justice," the PIL stated.

All major political parties in Bihar, except BJP, are opposing the controversial 'agnipath' scheme for recruitment in the armed forces for a short period of 4 years.

RJD and the Left parties have extended their support to the bandh called by various youth and student unions on Saturday against the agnipath scheme.

Terming the agnipath recruitment scheme as an “ill-conceived and ill-advised” move, Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring asked the Centre not to implement it.

Several student organisations held a joint protest march against the Centre’s newly launched agnipath scheme of recruitment in the armed forces on Saturday.

A group of Muslim intellectuals in the city under the banner of Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) has come up with a good initiative to dispel rumours about the newly launched agnipath scheme and has urged revered clerics and Imams of mosques to appeal to youths coming for Friday

TPCC working president T jayaprakash Jagga Reddy on Sunday dared union minister G Kishan Reddy and BJP state president Bandi Sanjay to visit the residence of D Rakesh in Warangal who died in railway police firing while agitating against agnipath scheme.

The UP CM appealed to the youth not to get misled by the propaganda of Opposition parties against the agnipath scheme as it was in their interest.

Citing growing protests and wondering whether “same mistake would be committed again”, BJP MP from Pilibhit Varun Gandhi on Sunday drew a parallel between agnipath scheme and the farm laws.

Varun, who has been raising the voice against his own government, took to Twitter in tagging the video of a wailing father of a youth, Vikas Patel, who committed suicide in Fatehpur, allegedly in protest against agnipath scheme on Saturday.

A week after people protesting against the agnipath scheme turned violent at Secunderabad station, Sai Defence Academy owner and key accused Avula Subba Rao and his three aides were held by railway police