Indian Army CEE Exam alert recruitment aspirants - Important postponement message

In a major development, an examination of Indian Army has been postponed due to Covid 19 pandemic. The exam has been postponed to May 31. An Indian Army recruitment rally was organised between February 2 to February 20 in Fatehpur and a written exam was scheduled for April 26 at the AMC Centre and College in Lucknow. But, in the view of Covid 19 pandemic, now the exam has been postponed to May 31.

As per the notice, the CEE for the Recruitment Rally held at Fatehpur from 02-20 Feb 2020 for 13 districts was scheduled on 26 April 2020 at AMC Centre and College. Due to prevailing Situation with  pandemic it has been postponed to 31 May 2020. Fresh Modalities and instruction will be issued subsequently on improvement of the present situation.

Meanwhile, it has been reported that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the nation on Tuesday morning at 10 a.m. He is likely to announce the extension of the ongoing nationwide lockdown and exemptions, if any, during the address. The Prime Minister's Office (PMO) took to Twitter to announce, "Prime Minister @narendramodi will address the nation at 10 a.m. on 14th April 2020."

Earlier, there were indications that the Prime Minister's Office is contemplating a graded lifting of lockdown measures, and marking the country into red, yellow and green zones, depending on the severity of the coronavirus spread.

Government sources say, areas under yellow and green zones may get some exemptions. Moreover, the government is considering giving more reprieve to the agricultural sector, in face of an extension of the current shutdown.

Sources indicated that at least ten Chief ministers "strongly advocated" an extension of the ongoing shutdown during the CM Conference, recently held through video conference. While some Chief Ministers have advised the Prime Minister to extend it "at least for the rest of April", some have advocated "caution", in case he decides against extending it.

On Friday, Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar, during a Facebook address to the ABVP cadre in the JNU, gave the clearest indication of the extended shutdown. "A few states have extended the shutdown because measures such as this are the only ways we can win the battle. If we have to get ready for another 15 days, we will need new volunteers." The current shutdown ends on the night of April 14, and Prime Minister Modi will address the nation on Tuesday to convey what's in store for them.