<p>New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal for extension of resettlement facilities provided to cadets invalidated due to injuries during military training.</p><p>There have been demands including by the Army to extend the facilities to cadets who are forced to return home in view of injuries.</p><p>"Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal for extension of resettlement facilities to cadets who are invalidated from military training on medical grounds due to the causes attributable to/aggravated by the training," the defence ministry said in a statement.</p> .67% Indians endorse autocracy, 72% support military rule; highest among nations surveyed: Pew.<p>"This decision has been taken as the cadets join military academies at a young age with the intention of joining as officers in the Armed Forces, and show a commitment to serve the nation in uniform, but are unfortunate in being invalidated," it said.</p><p>The ministry said since decades, cadets and their parents have been demanding such resettlement opportunities.</p><p>The ministry said around 10 to 20 get invalidated on medical grounds every year.</p><p>"Every year, young cadets at military academies undergo academic and military training with the prime objective of being commissioned as officers in the armed forces," it said.</p> .Rajnath pays obeisance at Maa Bhadrakali Temple in Jharkhand.<p>"As per extant rules, such a cadet is treated as an officer only after commissioning. Instances occur where, given the rigours of military training, some cadets (10-20 per annum) are invalidated on medical grounds due to causes attributable to or aggravated by military training," it said.</p><p>It is not specifically clear what would be the facilities that would be extended under resettlement policy.</p>
<p>New Delhi: Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal for extension of resettlement facilities provided to cadets invalidated due to injuries during military training.</p><p>There have been demands including by the Army to extend the facilities to cadets who are forced to return home in view of injuries.</p><p>"Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal for extension of resettlement facilities to cadets who are invalidated from military training on medical grounds due to the causes attributable to/aggravated by the training," the defence ministry said in a statement.</p> .67% Indians endorse autocracy, 72% support military rule; highest among nations surveyed: Pew.<p>"This decision has been taken as the cadets join military academies at a young age with the intention of joining as officers in the Armed Forces, and show a commitment to serve the nation in uniform, but are unfortunate in being invalidated," it said.</p><p>The ministry said since decades, cadets and their parents have been demanding such resettlement opportunities.</p><p>The ministry said around 10 to 20 get invalidated on medical grounds every year.</p><p>"Every year, young cadets at military academies undergo academic and military training with the prime objective of being commissioned as officers in the armed forces," it said.</p> .Rajnath pays obeisance at Maa Bhadrakali Temple in Jharkhand.<p>"As per extant rules, such a cadet is treated as an officer only after commissioning. Instances occur where, given the rigours of military training, some cadets (10-20 per annum) are invalidated on medical grounds due to causes attributable to or aggravated by military training," it said.</p><p>It is not specifically clear what would be the facilities that would be extended under resettlement policy.</p>