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Hello friends,Yes if your any family member or relative working in defence you can purchase bike or car on his/her name. After that you can transfer owner name after whole procedure. Here are the steps and documents you will need.Select the car/bike you want to purchase and find the rates of all the depots near you.After selecting the depot and dealer book the vehicle, fill the indent form and attest it by your CO or Soldier board along with photocopies of other listed documents.After booking process, the dealer will give you some documents(orders for purchase).Note: Delivery of vehicle depends on availability and other factors so waiting period depends from vehicle to vehicle.Submit all the documents(orders + photocopies along with orignal of listed documents + Demand draft) to the CSD depot.The depot will issue the bill(like grocery bill in canteen) and you have to give that to your dealer.That’s all, you are ready to take your delivery of your vehicle. Do some pooja and read articles on our website that will help you to maintain your vehicle in good shape.For those who have served/serving in defence forces, the government provide them with the facility of buying 4/2 wheelers at concessional rates. The rate list with dealer information is available in the canteen depots. In this article, we will try to give all the required details about the buying procedure and the documents required.The eligibility details are given below:• ENTITLEMENT FOR FOUR WHEELERS:Officers(including retired): uptoOne car in 4 years up to2500 cc capacity.Hony commissioned JCOs/Equivalent(including retired) : One car in 7 years and up to 1500 cc (Gap between the purchase of two cars should be min. 10 years).JCOs/OR and others: Once while in service once after retirement up to 1400cc capacity(Gap between the purchase of two cars should be min. 10 years).• ENTITLEMENT FOR TWO WHEELERS:Two-wheeler can be purchased in every 3 years.• DOCUMENT REQUIRED:PAN card.Driving license.Car sanction letter from QMG Branch.Certified copy of paybook bearing entry with regard to purchase of car (applicable only for PBORs).Certificate from the CO/OC of Unit confirming that financial position of the applicant allows purchasing a car (applicable only for PBORs).PPO/Discharge book/Release Order.Aadhar card.Pension pay order(PPO in case of ex-servicemen).Indent form.Defense identity card.Canteen smart card.Discharge book.Thanks

A valid Driving License, issued under the Motor Vehicles Act 1988, is an essential document to drive a motor vehicle in any public place in India. In the State of Kerala driving licenses are being issued by the Motor Vehicles Department through its 17 Regional and 42 Sub Regional Transport Offices. One should have proper authorization in the license to drive specific class/classes of vehicle he intends to drive.ELIGIBILITY CONDTIONSIf you are between 16 and 18 years you can apply, with the written consent of your parents, for a driving license to drive a Motor Cycle below 50cc.If you are 18 years or more, you can apply for a driving license to drive a non-transport vehicle.If you are 20 years or more and having one year driving experience in non-transport vehicles, you can apply for a transport vehicle driving license. A pass in 8th standard is an additional condition to get a transport vehicle driving license. You will be exempted from one year driving experience if you need a transport vehicle Driving License only to drive Auto-Rickshaw.Vehicles using for hire or reward are classified as transport vehicles and others are classified as non-transport vehicles.LEARNERS LICENSEOn submission of the application you will be required to undergo a computer based Learner’s test. Your knowledge on Road Rules and Regulations, Signals and signs, Road manners, defensive driving etc will be tested.Facility for practicing the test is provided in this site; and also in the Information kiosk in the office.A Learner’s License, valid for six months and valid throughout India, will be issued to you on passing the test. If you fail in the test you can reappear for re-test on any of the coming working days on paying fee of Rs.30/-Date for Road Test will be mentioned in the Learner’s License. The Learners License cannot be renewed.DRIVING TESTHolder of a learner’s license for more than 30days can only appear for driving test. You should produce the application along with the learner’s license in the ground mentioned in the learner’s license on the date and time prescribed in it.Driving test is conducted in two parts. First part is ground test and the second is road test. In the first part your efficiency in controlling the vehicle will be tested. An 8 track is made for testing part I for two and three wheelers; while an ‘H’ is made for testing the four wheelers.In the second part your skill in driving will be tested.If you pass both the parts you will be issued an acknowledgment coupon on the spot and the Driving License Card will be send to you within a week.Forms and Documents requiredFORM1If you are below 50 years and applying for non-transport driving license, use this form for self declaration of physical conditions.FORM1 AIf you are 50years or more and applying for non-transport driving license, or you are applying for a transport vehicle driving license, you should obtain a certificate from a general medical practitioner about your physical condition Form1A.FORM2Application for Learner’s License (you should fill up)FORM3Learner’ License form- (you can fill up some columns)FORMApplication for Driving License (you should fill upDocumentsEye Test Certificate shall be obtained from an ophthalmologist.Attested copy of proof of residence, proof of age and proof of citizenship (Election ID card, Ration Card, School Leaving Certificate, passport etc) You can download all the forms Downward menu.Whom to ApplyYou should file your application for driving license with all the above documents along with appropriate fee, before the Assistant Licensing Authority of the region where you reside.FeesFee for each class of learner’s licenseRs. 30Fee for each class of driving testRs 50Fee for Driving LicenseRs 200Service ChargeRs 50Fee for authorisation for Transport VehicleRs 100eg: Fee to be paid for obtaining a non transport vehicle driving licenseSingle class (30 + 50 + 200 + 50) = Rs 330/-Two classes (60 + 100 + 200 + 50) = Rs. 410/-the fees can be paid at the concerned Regional/Sub Regional Transport office in cash.ADDITION OF CLASS OF VEHICLEA person holding a driving license for Motor Cycle may similarly apply for addition of a light motor vehicle at any time. A person holding a driving license for Light Motor Vehicle may however, apply for addition of the class of Medium Motor Vehicle or Heavy Motor Vehicle only after he has held the license for light motor vehicle for a period of one year. In such cases the applicant should undergo the course of training in driving and produce a Certificate in form No.5 issued by a Driving School or establishment.RequirementsValid Driving License.An effective Learners’ License.Application in Form No.8.(a) Form No. 1(Self declaration as to the physical fitness for Non-Transport vehicles only).(b) Form No. 1 A (Medical Certificate-for Transport Vehicles only).Form No.2A driving Certificate in Form No.5.Fee receipt for Rs.50/- for each class of vehicle and Rs.280/- for Card license and Rs.50/-Service charge.RENEWAL OF DRIVING LICENSEAn application for renewal shall be entertained not more than one month before the date of expiry of the license. If the application is late for more than five years after the date of expiry of the license, the applicant should undergo all the formalities to obtain a fresh license. If the application for renewal is made previous to, or not more than 30 days after the date of expiry of the license, the renewal will be made with effect from the date of its expiry. If the application is made more than 30 days after the date of expiry of the license, the renewal will be made with effect from the date of receipt of proper application. In such cases a fee of Rs. 250/- + Rs.50/-will be realised.RequirementsDriving License.Application Form No.9.(a) Form No.1 (Self declaration as to the physical fitness for Non-Transport Vehicles) or(b) Form No. 1A : If you are 50years or more and applying for non-transport driving license, or you are applying for a transport vehicle driving license, you should obtain a certificate from a general medical practitioner about your physical condition Form1A.(c) Eye certificateRecent pass port size photographs – 2 Nos.Receipt for payment of fees of Rs. 250/- + Rs.50/- service charge.INTERNATIONAL DRIVING LICENSEInternational Driving Permit will be issued to an applicant who holds a valid Indian License and who is a resident of India. The application shall be made in Form IDP or in writing to the RTO within whose jurisdiction the applicant resides, specifying the countries to be visited and the duration of stay etc.RequirementsValid driving License held by the applicant and copies thereon.Three copies of the recent pass port size photographsCopies of Passport, Visa and Air ticket for verificationReceipt for payment of fees of Rs.500/- + Rs.200/-

One of the eminent Pakistani journalists (Najam Sethi) has shared comprehensive insights on the history of ALL of India – Pakistan wars in an interaction with a Pakistani TV channel. A 20 minutes video of this interaction is available on this link - Video LinkPlease also find below a bullet summary of this narrative. The numbers with colon mark are time points in video in minute:second format for easy reference.1:40 – all four wars were initiated by Pakistan1947 - 48 war: 02:00 onwardPost partition of India, the princely state of Kashmir decided to stay independent but Pakistan sent “Kabaili” tribesmen to attack and annex it forcefullyUnder attack, the King of Kashmir sought India’s help and annexed to India. India sent forces to drive out Pakistani tribesmenAfter UN intervention (on India’s request), war was stopped, both armies stayed at their respective locations at that time, Line of Control (LoC) was formed and Kashmir was divided between Pakistan’s and India’s control(If Pakistan had not attacked Kashmir, the whole state might have been an independent nation today)1965 war: 04:40 onwardsPakistan sent mercenaries to Indian Kashmir, conspiring to create insurgency (just like 1948)In response, India opened another front on western border and attacked Lahore and SialkotIndian response on international border caught them surprised and Indian forces reached Lahore without much resistance. BBC announced in its news that Indian forces have reached well inside Pakistan till the city of Lahore(General Musa Khan of Pakistan has mentioned in his book “My Version” that Pakistan ran out of ammunition within 14 days and requested other friendly nations to intervene and enforce peace)When peace agreement was signed in Tashkent, in erstwhile Soviet Union, both forces returned to their pre-war position. India returned all the won territory back to Pakistan(Pakistan now celebrates defense day in September for successfully defending Lahore. But Lahore was anyway safe if Pakistan had not provoked India in the first place)1971 war: 10:00 onwardPakistan didn’t allow popular and constitutionally elected Bengali leaders from “Awami league” to form their government in East PakistanWhen Bengali population revolted, Armed forces from West Pakistan started “crack down” on civilians to crush the revoltDue to civil war, millions of refugees started coming into neighboring India which became a burden to India’s economy and resources.India’s then Prime Minister, Ms. Indira Gandhi was communicating to the world leaders about Pakistan’s civil war’s impact on India. Pakistan construed this as India’s preparation of getting into war, and in November 1971 Pakistani forces crossed International border to enter IndiaIndia got officially involved only after declaration of war came from PakistanIndian forces responded by crossing the international border too in December 1971 and within 13 days, Pakistani forces surrenderedThe situation was triggered because of Pakistan’s atrocities on its Bengali people, war was also declared by Pakistan, but it ended with Pakistani forces signing a document of surrender for safe passage and Pakistan losing half of it’s territory as the new independent nation - Bangladesh1999 Kargil war: 17:00 onward(15:50) To avenge previous loss of East Pakistan, Pakistan was instigating “Khalistan” movement in India’s Punjab. Pakistani Army was training militants who would seek a separate nation (Khalistan) to be created from India’s PunjabHowever, this movement was successfully crushed by India in 1980’s17:00 onward – When Indian forces vacated Kargil in winters (as was the usual norm based on mutual trust basis), Pakistan sent its infiltrators and sneaked into positions held by India (same strategy as ‘48 and ’65 once again)At the end of winters, Indian forces returned, noticed infiltration and a conflict ensuedIndia showed restraint in not crossing the international border but used Artillery to drive away Pakistani forces from Kargil. The war ended with Pakistani forces withdrawing from Kargil and India regaining controlKnowing History is important so that a civilized society can learn lessons from it. For many years, ISPR may have fed propaganda to general Pakistani public making them believe that India is a regional bully & war monger. Pakistani army, though smaller in size, has acted as the savior of the nation and defended Pakistan.The truth is that all wars were initiated by Pakistan under the impression that they could take away Kashmir by defeating India - this country of “weak vegetarians”, “pandits and baniyas” (priests and traders) who can’t fight. Truth is that India never been the aggressor against Pakistan and has only responded to the call of war.Hopefully, in this age of internet and information, the new generation of educated Pakistani youth will take lessons from true history, realize the futility of this obsession with Kashmir and stop seeing India as an enemy nation.Reduced political tensions will reduce the need of military budget for Pakistan and make more resources available for building schools, universities, research institutes, hospitals and power plants.