NEW DELHI: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) on Saturday inducted 11,729 newly trained constable/GD recruits into its operational fold. This large-scale induction will result in a 8% growth in the overall operational strength of the Force, marking one of the most substantial expansions in recent years, CISF said in a statement.Elaborating on the new inductions, CISF revealed, they passed out from six regional training centres across the country — Barwaha (MP), Deoli & Behror (Rajasthan), Thakkolam (Tamil Nadu), Bhilai (Chattisgarh) and Mundali (Odisa). Of the 11,729 recruits, 1,896 are women personnel. Keeping in view operational priorities and existing vacancies, a majority of them are being posted to airports and DMRC units, where women play an essential role in security screening and passenger handling,” CISF said.“The strengthening comes soon after the ministry of home affairs approved the enhanced ceiling limit of 2.2 lakh personnel for the CISF, enabling the Force to meet rising national security responsibilities. CISF, which provides security to more than 360 vital installations—including airports, seaports, nuclear plants, space facilities, metro networks, steel plants, and units located in high-threat regions—will receive a major operational boost from this augmentation,” the statement said.“The new addition will play a crucial role in addressing manpower needs at several new and high-importance installations recently brought under CISF security cover, such as Jewar Airport, Navi Mumbai Airport, Bhakra Dam, and other critical infrastructure projects. Based on these considerations nearly 90% of the manpower requirements across security sensitive units like J&K and LWE areas, as well as the Airport and DMRC sectors, have been fulfilled through the new postings.”End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosEAM Jaishankar, Russian FM Lavrov To Hold Talks In Moscow On Nov 17 Ahead Of Putin’s India TripAir Marshal AK Bharti Reveals Why India Ended Operation Sindoor After Achieving Its Core ObjectiveWTO DG Okonjo-Iweala Lauds India’s Trade Strategy, Calls For Multilateral LeadershipPakistan Rejects Taliban Narrative And Says Rising Terror From Afghan Soil Can No Longer Be IgnoredNDA Sweeps Bihar, Nitish Kumar Prepares for 10th CM Oath; A Look Back at ‘Sushasan Babu’s’ JourneyPiyush Goyal Says India Ready For WTO Leadership, Rejects Reform Agendas Pushed By Developed NationsJ&K Police Confirm 9 Killed in Nowgam Blast After Explosives Recovered From Faridabad Blows UpPM Modi Predicts Major Congress Split After NDA’s Bihar Win And Warns Allies Of Growing Instability‘Bengal Is Far-Fetched…’ Bengal Minister Shashi Panja Hits Back at PM Modi’s Jungle Raj Jibe‘Very Bleak Message To World’: South Africa Envoy Condemns Delhi Blast And Seeks Joint Action123Photostories7 phrases parents can say instead of ‘No’ to kidsExclusive – Bigg Boss 19: Mridul Tiwari reacts to his eviction, calls Farrhana Bhatt ‘toxic’ and ‘evil’, and comments on Amaal Mallik’s image being ‘white-washed’Animal protein vs plant protein: Which is best for meeting the body’s nutritional needs?10 phrases parents should never tell a childHow to grow juicy beetroot in pots for a blooming balcony gardenAkshaye Khanna, Annu Kapoor to Swara Bhasker: How online frauds tricked these Bollywood celebrities out of lakhsHow to rewear your wedding lehenga this wedding seasonThe ideal bedtime routine order for school-age kidsMassive infrastructure push: Ahmedabad to get three lifeline flyovers by 2026Mumbai’s Big Shift: Inside BMC’s Plan for a 1,000-Dog Mulund Shelter123Hot PicksAlinagar Election ResultRaghopur Election ResultBihar Election Result 2025Gold rate todaySilver rate todayPublic Holidays NovemberBank Holidays NovemberTop TrendingLaMelo BallGiannis AntetokounmpoJoel EmbiidAidan HutchinsonNHL Trade RumorLatin GrammyDak PrescottBrazilian Bodybuilder Found DeadPercy HarvinStephen Curry
NEW DELHI: The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) on Saturday inducted 11,729 newly trained constable/GD recruits into its operational fold. This large-scale induction will result in a 8% growth in the overall operational strength of the Force, marking one of the most substantial expansions in recent years, CISF said in a statement.Elaborating on the new inductions, CISF revealed, they passed out from six regional training centres across the country — Barwaha (MP), Deoli & Behror (Rajasthan), Thakkolam (Tamil Nadu), Bhilai (Chattisgarh) and Mundali (Odisa). Of the 11,729 recruits, 1,896 are women personnel. Keeping in view operational priorities and existing vacancies, a majority of them are being posted to airports and DMRC units, where women play an essential role in security screening and passenger handling,” CISF said.“The strengthening comes soon after the ministry of home affairs approved the enhanced ceiling limit of 2.2 lakh personnel for the CISF, enabling the Force to meet rising national security responsibilities. CISF, which provides security to more than 360 vital installations—including airports, seaports, nuclear plants, space facilities, metro networks, steel plants, and units located in high-threat regions—will receive a major operational boost from this augmentation,” the statement said.“The new addition will play a crucial role in addressing manpower needs at several new and high-importance installations recently brought under CISF security cover, such as Jewar Airport, Navi Mumbai Airport, Bhakra Dam, and other critical infrastructure projects. Based on these considerations nearly 90% of the manpower requirements across security sensitive units like J&K and LWE areas, as well as the Airport and DMRC sectors, have been fulfilled through the new postings.”
