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INDIANS LOST 113 SOLDIERS IN 2009!!!!





State wise details of Army personnel killed and injured (battle fatal and battle non-fatal casualties) in various operations during the last three years is given below:-
SATE WISE DETAILS OF DEFENCE PERSONNEL KILLED IN VARIOUS OPERATIONS DURING LAST THREE YEARS:
           
SL. No.
State
2007
2008
2009
1.
Andhra Pradesh
7
7
3
2.
Assam
2
4
2
3.
Bihar
7
6
5
4.
Gujarat
1
2
3
5.
Haryana
19
19
7
6.
Himachal Pradesh
14
7
8
7.
Jammu and Kashmir
9
13
17
8.
Jharkhand
4
2
1
9.
Karnataka
6
8
6
10.
Kerala
9
7
1
11.
Madhya Pradesh
6
1
1
12.
Maharashtra
18
8
11
13.
Punjab
33
16
12
14.
Rajasthan
18
12
9
15.
Tamil Nadu
6
5
1
16.
Uttar Pradesh
26
19
12
17.
Uttrakhand
12
14
8
18.
West Bengal
7
6
2
19.
Manipur
0
2
1
20.
Orissa
2
4
2
21.
Arunachal Pradesh
0
1
0
22.
Mizoram
0
1
1
23.
Nagaland
1
1
0
24.
Delhi
2
0
0
25.
Chandigarh
0
1
0

Total
309
166
113
            NB: Personnel of TA, Assam Rifle and VIKAS are not included.



SATE WISE DETAILS OF DEFENCE PERSONNEL INJURED IN VARIOUSOPERATIONS DURING LAST THREE YEARS:
           
SL. No.
State
2007
2008
2009
1.
Andhra Pradesh
9
6
1
2.
Assam
5
6
1
3.
Bihar
17
20
5
4.
Gujarat
10
5
2
5.
Haryana
41
24
7
6.
Himachal Pradesh
22
23
13
7.
Jammu and Kashmir
47
27
12
8.
Jharkhand
4
5
4
9.
Karnataka
7
9
5
10.
Kerala
9
8
0
11.
Madhya Pradesh
19
8
5
12.
Maharashtra
34
18
27
13.
Punjab
59
23
11
14.
Rajasthan
47
27
14
15.
Tamil Nadu
17
11
1
16.
Uttar Pradesh
45
35
28
17.
Uttrakhand
41
23
10
18.
West Bengal
12
7
8
19.
Manipur
5
5
2
20.
Orissa
4
5
2
21.
Arunachal Pradesh
1
0
0
22.
Mizoram
2
2
1
23.
Nagaland
2
2
0
24.
Delhi
3
2
3
25.
Meghalaya
3
0
1
26.
Chattisgarh
1
1
0
27.
Tripura
1
0
0

Total
467
302
163
NB: Personnel of TA, Assam Rifle and VIKAS are not included.
            Compensation has been paid to Next of Kin in eligible cases as per the following entitlement:-
(i)                 Liberalised Family Pension: In case of death due to an act of violence/attack by extremists, terrorists, anti-social elements etc, equal to the reckonable emoluments last drawn by the deceased personnel for life to the Next of Kin.

(ii)               Special Family Pension: In case of death of armed forces personnel due to causes held attributable to/aggravated by military service, it is computed @60% of the last reckonable emoluments subject to minimum of `7,000/- per month.



(iii)             Death Gratuity: Depending upon the length of service as under:-

Length of Service
Amount
Less than 1 Year
2 times reckonable emoluments
1 to 5 Years
6 times reckonable emoluments
5 to 20 Years
12 times reckonable emoluments
More than 20 Years
One month’s reckonable emoluments for every completed year (Maximum ceiling `10 lac).
(iv)             Ex-Gratia: --- 15 lakhs to the Next of Kin of the personnel who die in action in border skirmishes of action against militants, terrorists etc. `10 lakhs in case of deaths due to accidents in the course of Bonafide official duties.

(v)               War Injury Pension: is admissible when injury takes place during action against extremists, terrorists and antisocial elements in war of war like operations. The war injury pension consists of:-

(I)                 Service element – at 50% of last reckonable emoluments.
(II)               War Injury element – equal to last reckonable emolument on invalidment and at 60% of last reckonable emoluments subject to a minimum of `7,020/- on retirements.

(vi)              Disability Pension: is admissible on account of disability provided its extent is more than 20% and held attributable to military service. The disability pension comprises of:- 
(I)                 Service element – at 50% of last reckonable emoluments.
(II)               Disability element – at 30% of last reckonable emoluments for 100% disability subject to minimum of `3,510/-. For lower percentage of disability the amount of disability element is computed proportionately.
Expenditure incurred on welfare of disabled/Killed soldiers and other ex-servicemen during last three years:-
SL. No.
Financial Year
Amount (`)
1.
2007-2008
39383850
2.
2008-2009
60791765
3.
2009-2010
67724899
The Department of Ex-Servicemen Welfare (Ministry of Defence) Kendriya Sainik Board and Rajya Sainik Board/Zila Sainik Boards in respective States, Record Offices/local formations/establishments/units have systems in place to periodically interact formally/informally with the families of Defence personnel who were killed during operation or soldiers who were disabled during war. In addition, Pension Adalats are held regularly to resolve the pension related problems of the families.

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  1. Mahipal ReddyNovember 30, 2010 at 1:30 PM

    Our govt is busy in saving ppl who involved in corruption and scamz.....

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  2. Rahul SinghNovember 30, 2010 at 1:33 PM

    ya, tats the worst part of the script......

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