OUTDOOR TRAINING HAND BOOK FOR 43 BATCH OF DAGOs 2012

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OUTDOOR TRAINING
HAND BOOK
RD
FOR 43 BATCH OF DAGOs
2012
CRPF ACADEMY
GURGAON
OUTDOOR TRAINING HAND BOOK
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
CONTENTS
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From Director’s Desk
General
Objective of the Training
Role of Organization
Physical Fitness & Confidence Building
Professionalism
Compulsory Minimum Standards
Syllabus
Daily Training Schedule
Formation of Coys, Squads and Instructors Appointments for
Trainee Officers
Sports, Games and Inter Squad Competitions
Route Marches
Long Distance Running
Demonstrations
Sand Model Exercises
Training Films
Training Aids
Précis
Dress Order
Uniform Articles for the Trainee Officers
The Code of Conduct for Trainees during the Outdoor
Exercises
Sick Report
Absence from Training
Marks and Marking Scheme for Outdoor Subjects
Detailed syllabus of basic training of DAGOs
Assessment of Trainee Officers
Trophies to be won
Tentative Schedule of Outdoor tests
Schedule of Training for 43rd Batch of DAGOs
Outdoor Training Staff
Ten Commandments of CRPF Academy
Rifle Song
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
H.R.Singh
Director/IGP
My Dear Trainee
There will be thrust on dress, drills & discipline along with professional skills
through outdoor subjects & exercises. The experience in the Academy is going to be
unique with a blend of fun, adventure, learning, outing and lot more.
You will imbibe the high tradition of the great Force and unlearn many things
while giving way to new things. The learning environment will press you to
achieve/touch new bench marks and reach a level the Academy will feel proud of.
Get going courageously and happily to enjoy each and every moment of learning
with interest and involvement.
Training is both physical & cerebral thing. Evolution of training is an ongoing
process. As a result, there is a possibility that certain portions of this booklet get
upgraded to suit the larger interest, as an after thought. I am sure that you will pass
out in slow march for undertaking a long march of a new and adventurous life.
Wish you all the best
Yours
(H.R.Singh )
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GENERAL
Being the premier Force appointed by Group of Minister’s, Govt. of India to tackle
the Internal Security of the country and due to volatile situation in some parts of the
nation, CRPF is expected to be on the toes to combat any challenge thrown to it. The
terrain where the force operates is rugged, undulated, un-inhabitated and hostile. One
simple mistake may prove fatal in such terrain. More so due to emergence of menace of
IED’s (Improvised Explosive devices) or mines, the troops are required to travel on foot
miles and miles together and after walking such long distances they are required to
carry out the operations. This all needs a high degree of physical strength and stamina
coupled with mental toughness and robustness. Academy intends to achieve this by a
scientific and balanced approach. However this is a two way traffic. Academy no doubt
will put in its level best to train, however a lot will be desired from the trainees too.
Therefore in this endeavor of the Academy following shall be the expectations from the
trainee officers.
1.
Readiness
2.
Adaptation
3.
Overload
4.
Progression
5.
Specificity
6.
Repetition
7.
Variation
8.
Reversibility
9.
Group activity
10.
Compulsory minimum standards / Achieving Benchmark
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OBJECTIVE OF THE TRAINING
The Gore committee report on Police training recommended a module for
indoor and outdoor component in basic training for IPS, Civil Police SI, Constables &
Armed Police of the States. However it did not make any specific recommendation on
training of Gazetted Officers, Subordinate Officers and Other Ranks of Central Police
Organizations.
The National Training Policy also emphasizes on following training objectives:
1.
Keeping up-to-date and enhancing the professional knowledge and skills needed
for better performance of individuals and organizations.
2.
Promoting better understanding of professional requirement as well as
sensitization to professionals, social-economic and political environment in which
work is done.
3.
Bringing about, right attitudinal orientation.
National Training policy also emphasizes that the training programme must focus
on:a)
Responsiveness
b)
Commitment
c)
Awareness
d)
Infusion of scientific temper &
e)
Accountability
Training programme for the basic training of DAGOs has been designed keeping
in view the National training policy and the recommendations of the Gore committee on
training of Gazetted Police Officers to the extent possible. Further, the training needs
are identified on the basis of the variety of roles being performed by the organization in
maintenance of Internal security of the country in the changing socio-economic, political
scenario, keeping in mind the expected level of performance from the young officers.
Keeping in view the needs of the duties required to be performed, the basic training has
been designed in a systematic and progressive manner. The complete training syllabus
(Outdoor and Indoor) has been broadly classified into four segments:Physical Fitness & Confidence Building.
Professional Competence.
Administrative Competence (The chapter is covered in Indoor Hand book)
Personality Development (The chapter is covered in Indoor Hand book)
The above has been spread over a period of 55 weeks
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The Block syllabus of training is as under:1
2
3
4
5
6
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8
9
10
11
12
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14
15
16
Duration of Course
Mid-Term Break
Study Tour Etc
Net Duration of Course
Jungle Camp & Survival Tg
Firing & SATS
Duration for Indoor Outdoor Trg
Working Days in a Week
Total No of Working Days
Periods in a Week
Total No of Periods
Camp
Firing & SATS
Misc
Total Net Pds Incl Ni *
Duration of One Period
53 Weeks
2 Weeks
1 Week
50 Weeks
4 Weeks
4 Weeks
42 Weeks
6 Days
298 Days
60 Pds
2520 Pds
276 Pds
286 Pds
Pds
3082 Pds
40 Mins
The training duration, accordingly, has also been divided into 4 phases to ensure
scientific and progressive training. These four phases are divided in two parts. First two
phases are held before mid-term break and later two phases after mid-term break. After
every phase there is evaluation and assessment of trainees through various outdoor
and indoor tests of subjects covered. Those who are found weak in the training are
given extra coaching and are re-tested. It is ensured that each trainee acquires required
standards expected from him.
Mid term and final tests are conducted in various indoor and outdoor subjects
covered before mid term and post midterm respectively. Boards of Officers for these
tests are detailed by Training Branch of Directorate General, CRPF. These tests are
very important for DAGOs since their gradation and seniority list is prepared after
adding the marks obtained by them in midterm and final tests to the marks obtained by
them during recruitment tests. Those who fail are not allowed to pass out till they
undergo further training for another three months or so in the required subjects and
pass the test. The following shall be the minimum requirements of marks. Minimum 40%
in each subject and 50% in aggregate. Trainees failing to get less than the minimum
percentage either in any subject or aggregate shall be put to re-test in the final
examination if failing in mid-term and after three months if failing in final examination.
Refailure in this subsequent examination will result in termination from service under
temporary service rules.
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ROLE OF ORGANISATION
Every organization has objectives to achieve the very purpose for which it is
created. To achieve these objectives, specific roles are assigned to each organization
treading towards the same. CRPF has been raised to aid the state administration for
restoration and maintenance of peace in the event of any disturbance therein. Due to
phenomenal increase in the number of incidents, Law & Order problems, Insurgency,
Terrorism and Political Instability, CRPF has lost its reserve nature. The Force is
deployed almost on permanent basis in J&K, North Eastern States, LWE affected states
& other parts of country for maintenance of Internal Security. The main duties being
performed by members of the Force are as under:
1.
Restoration & Maintenance of Law & Order in tandem with civil administration of
the State.
2.
To undertake Counter Insurgency / Anti Terrorist Operations / Anti Naxal
Operations
3.
Guarding vital installations.
4.
VIP Security
5.
Election duties.
6.
Rescue and relief operations during Natural & man made calamities.
These duties require Officers and men who are physically and mentally robust,
professionally sound having knowledge & skills, to lead their men with good command
and control. Therefore, they should be fully conversant with the competence and
leadership qualities which are developed by giving them opportunity for their personality
development through various activities, interpersonal communication, guide schemes
etc. These skills and knowledge are being imparted to the trainees in a progressive and
phased manner with necessary evaluations and correction at different stages to bring
correct attitudinal changes in them.
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PHYSICAL FITNESS & CONFIDENCE BUILDING
Primitive human beings had to be fit as only the fittest could survive. This
capacity of physical activity is predominantly absent in the present human beings. The
development of these habits of inactivity is primarily due to the presence of labour
saving devices. As a result the self concept, self image and self esteem of many
individuals has suffered owing to physical deterioration. A suitable physical exercise
programme improves one's self image and self esteem. It can make a person feel good
and develop a positive attitude of life. A specified level of fitness is essential at all times
for the Force personnel to accomplish the institutional & organizational task assigned to
him. It is a known fact that a regular exercise programme keeps the cardio-vascular
system and other organic systems of the body in lean, trim & fit condition. Such an
exercise programme improves the flexibility, blood supply, muscular strength &
endurance besides enhancing the neuro-muscular efficiency which increases the
participant's chances' for success in operations while performing tough physical tasks.
The nutritional value of the food is also maintained so as to replenish the required
energy for the body.
In addition, emotional well being of an individual is directly related to physical
fitness. The human body has identical reactions to mental and physical stress. A
physically fit person is better prepared to adopt and cope with mental stress. Physical
activity is an effective therapy. Regular physical exercise programme is not a luxury but
a necessity. The trainees are made to know the why & how of physical exercises. This
exercise schedule is designed in a manner to gradually increase the muscle power and
endurance.
Keeping in view that physical fitness of an individual is an important aspect of
operational efficiency the training programme is particularly designed to ensure
systematic and scientific development of physical strength and endurance of trainees so
that the training results are consistent with identified goals and secondly, it is a pleasant
training experience and long term service commitment. Accordingly, the whole physical
training programme is spread over four phases.
PHASE – I
Keeping the entry levels of participants in consideration, the goals are
determined for this phase. Initially it is essential to indoctrinate the trainees into why and
how of physical health. The physiological effects of different exercises on health are
explained. The initial work out are of low intensity with musculoskeletal adaptation as
the primary goal. Emphasis is laid on developing the underdeveloped muscles of body
and gradual increase in their endurance power. In this phase, the maximum heart rate
range is kept 40% to 50% and increased up to 60 %. Besides physical exercise, the
recreational values by way of games are also ensured which brings competitive spirit
and development of espirit-de-corps. In order to achieve above, the following workouts
are kept in this phase:a) Warm-up running.
b) Practice of physical exercises as laid down in recruits table card (Basic
exercises)
c) Endurance runs.
d) Evening games
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PHASE – II
After the initial phase, the intensity of physical exercises is increased. The
intensity of workouts is increased to aerobic capacity of 60% to 70 % of maximum heart
rate range. Work at this level should produce substantial improvements within three
months. The training is made more rigorous than necessary to accomplish the desired
goal of bringing flexibility & maneuverability in the body so as to enhance power &
increase their physical confidence. The following exercises are added in this phase to
normal exercises already carried in initial phase:a) Rope work, Beam work & Vaulting on the horse.
b) Long Endurance races.
c) Condensed Rock Climbing course.
d) Swimming training.
PHASE – III
Trainee officers having attained better physical toughness and toning of muscles
by exercises are in a position to take up rigorous exercises. The intensity of exercises
can be safely enhanced to 75% of the maximum heart rate range. Workouts at this level
substantially improve the physical condition to optimum level. Work above this level
since is hazardous, therefore, not recommended.
The optimum level of fitness in this phase is accomplished through following: 1) Negotiating Battle Obstacle and Assault Course.
2) Endurance run of 16 Kms.
3) Learning art of Un Armed Combat.
PHASE – IV
Trainee Officers having acquired adequate physical fitness, the further
improvement is no longer the aim now, the objective changes to one of the maintenance
through normal course of exercises in routine. Moreover, since the officer has now to
prepare for final test towards fag end of the basic training, injury to trainee officer needs
to be avoided in order to facilitate them the full benefits of training and participate in the
test.
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PROFESSIONALISM
Professionalism has been defined as 'the especially high and consistent conduct.
It aims on qualities that characterize a profession or professional person. The
professional is a person who engages in pursuit to achieve excellence and skill related
to activities of his profession. A professional should be competent, capable,
hardworking, conscientious, thorough, systematic, prompt, realistic, sensible and
pragmatic. For Para Military Force like CRPF, the prerequisites to make a professional
are, proper recruitment, introduction of sophisticated arms and ammunition, methods of
communications, operational systems, clarity of roles and above all proper training and
discipline.
Professionalism means a proper balance of knowledge and skill on one hand and
proper response to the needs of society on the other. The organizational goals can only
be achieved by becoming professionally sound. Since the society is always in a
constant state of flux, our organization will have to keep pace with the changes in
values and expectations of the society. It is, therefore, very important that attitudes and
social objective are taken into consideration while drawing the training objectives. There
is, therefore, need for the organization to face new challenges, offer lasting solutions to
the problems of society through increased interaction and feed back to ensure higher
level of professionalism.
In a Force like us, the faith and respect of rank and file in their leader is
dependent on professional competence of the leader, therefore, it is imperative to apply
more conscious and determined efforts to bring about attitudinal and behavioral
changes through training. Keeping the role of CRPF in view, the professional training of
our officers in four phases gives them gradual exposure.
PHASE – I
Professionalism is synonymous to efficiency and expertise for effective
performance of task and responsibility. A true professional carries out his job with
competence and commitment. The trainee officers are groomed to develop pride in their
profession and organization. At initial stage it is imperative to ensure professionalism in
the trainee, that he acquires required skills and the environment in which he is
supposed to make a living and there is no mismatch.
The following training is imparted to trainees in this phase :a)
Maintaining proper turn out and high degree of discipline.
b)
Learning smart drill movements with and without arms.
c)
Use of basic weapons like Self Loading Rifle/INSAS etc.
d)
Provisions of IPC,Cr.PC and Evidence Act, besides various Minor Acts are
introduced at this stage.
e)
Use of CRPF in aid of civil power
PHASE – II
A more conscious and determined effort is necessary to bring about change in
the attitudes and the behavior of the trainee through training.
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In this phase trainees are further introduced to advance weapons and various
provisions of law related to our day to day functioning. By now the trainee becomes
stable and determined to accept training. The police and law enforcement agencies in
present day face even more stringent challenge in the field of human rights. Our
constitution guarantees various rights to citizens. It is the responsibility of law enforcers
to ensure its observance. The trainees are introduced to the following in this phase.
a)
b)
c)
d)
Automatic weapon like LMG.
Civil Defence and Crowd Control.
Provisions of constitution of India & Human Rights.
History of past movements and agitations.
PHASE – III
One of the weakest areas of policing and law enforcement is to keep abreast with
the current trends & knowledge relating to areas such as aggravated militancy,
terrorism, insurgency religious/fundamentalist violence and secessionist movements.
There is need to unravel the kind of relationship that exists between domestic and
international terrorist groups. Understanding the philosophy, methodology and
techniques of militants, terrorist and insurgent groups are required to be among the first
call on the Security Force’s professional capability. Another major challenge is the
protection of VIPs and vital installations. Collection of intelligence is yet another
essential function for effective performance of assigned tasks. Operational success
largely depends on this important aspect.
The trainees learn the following aspects of professionalism in this phase:a)
Sophisticated weapons like Carbine, Mortars, AK-47 rifle, AGL, CGRL and
the firing practices.
b)
Infantry subjects like Map Reading, Field Craft, Field Engineering, Battle
Procedure.
c)
Urban and Rural Insurgency and Counter Insurgency measures.
d)
Terrorism and anti-terrorist operations.
e)
Collection and dissemination of intelligence.
PHASE – IV
Due to growing sophistication in the area of organized crimes, there is need for
better understanding and detailed knowledge of the nature of organized crime being
committed in the society & different parts of the country. The activities of foreign
mercenaries in proxy war against country also require serious attention of security
forces. Another challenge is countering the threat from IEDs and different types of
explosives, as also the method of detection of explosive related devices.
The trainees at this stage of training are made to realize more of the practical
aspects of these anti-terrorist and counter-insurgency tactics by using the learning
through practice on ground.
a)
Firing practice of various types of bombs and grenades with 51 mm mortar
and rifle as well as Hand grenade.
b)
Practical training on various aspects of anti terrorist and counter
insurgency operations through sand model exercises & TEWTs.
c)
Practice on ceremonial drills.
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COMPULSORY MINIMUM STANDARDS
Training is a progressive and scientific approach. Therefore there is a strong
need to ascertain if the preset goals are being met or otherwise and training is moving
in the right direction. To achieve that, a trainee is required to achieve the following
minimum standards of physical strength stamina and endurance :-
MINIMUM STANDARDS AFTER 12 WEEKS
Sl.
No.
1
2
3
4
Exercise
Excellent
Good
Satisfactory
Poor /Fail
Remark
Running in PT
dress
100 meter sprint
13 to 14 Sec.
14 to 15 Sec
15 to 16 Sec.
16.1 Min and
above
2.5 Km run
9.30 Min. or less
9.31 to 10 Min
5 km run
19 Min. or less
19.01 to 22 Min.
10.01 to 10.30
Min.
22.01 to 24 Min
8 km run
30 Min. or less
30.01 to 35 Min
35.01 to 40 Min
10 km final
40.30 Min. or
less
1 7 and above
40.31 to 44 Min
44.01 to 49.30
Min
15
10.31 Min. &
above
24.01 Min. &
above
40.01 Min &
above
49.31 Min &
above
Below 14
45 Min. or less
45.01 to 49 Min.
49.01 to 53
Min.
53.01 Min &
above
10 km
75 Min or less
75 Min to 80
Min.
81 to 86 Min.
86 Min & above
Strengthening
Chin ups
Under grip beam
Over grip beam
Push ups one go
Abdominals with
hands behind the
head one go
Rope 12 feet
5
5
30
50
4
4
25
40
3
3
20
30
2
2
15
20
5 meter shuttle
01 Minute
Running with B
scale and
weapon
8 km finals
16
Walk & run with
12 Kg and
weapon
III class
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SL.
No.
Exercise
1
Running in PT
dress
100 meter sprint
Excellent
Good
Satisfactory
Poor
13 Sec. or
13.01 to 14 Sec.
14.01 to 15 Sec.
9.01 to 9.30 Min
9.31 to 10.00 Min
15.01 Sec
and above
10.01 Min &
less
2.4 Km run
9.00 Min or
less
5 km run
8 km run
above
18.30Min or 18.31 to 21.30
less
Min.
30 Min. or
30.01 to 35 min.
21.31 to 23.30
Min
35.01 to 40 Min
23.31 Min &
above
40.01 Min &
less
10 km run
40.30 Min
above
40.31 to 44 Min
44.01 to 49.30 Min
66.01 to 70 Min
70.01 to 77 Min.
or less
16 km final
66 Min. or
above
77.01 Min &
less
2
above
Running with B
scale and weapon
8 km
45 Min. or
45.01 to 49 Min.
49.01 to 53 Min.
65.01 to 71 Min
71.01 to 77 Min.
53.01 and
above
77.01 Min &
less
12 km
16 km
20 km
3
Walk & run with 12
Kg and weapon
12 Km (7.5Min/Km)
65 Min. or
less
90 Min. or
less
125 Min. or
less
above
105 Min&
above
135 Min &
above
90 to 98 Min.
98 to 105 Min.
125 to 13 Min.
130 to 135 Min.
90.01 to 95 Min
95.01 to 100 Min
130.01 to 140
Min.
140.01 Min &
less
120.01 to 130
Min.
225 Min or
225.01 to 250 Min
250.01 to 275 Min
275.01 Min &
90 Min or
less
16 km(7.5 Min/Km)
25.2 km
120 Min. or
100.01 Min &
above
less
4
49.31 Min &
above
above
Strengthening
Chin ups
Under grip beam
Over grip beam
Push ups one go
Abdominals with
hands behind the
head one go
5 meter shuttle one
go
Rope 16 feet
8
8
50
75
7
7
45
65
6
6
40
55
5
5
35
45
18
17
16
15
II Class
III Class
13
No Climbing
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Remark
Sl.
No
Exercise
Excellent
Good
Satisfactory
Poor
1
Running in PT dress
100 meter sprint
13 Sec or
less
9.00 Min or
less
13.01 to 14.
Sec.
9.01 to 9.30 Min
14.01 to 15
sec
9.31 to 10.00
Min
15.1 Min & above
18 Min or
less
30 Min or
less
40.30 Min or
less
18.31 to 20.30
Min.
30.01 to 35 min.
20.31 to
23.00Min
35.01 to 40
Min
44.01 to 49.30
Min
23.01 Min &
above
40.01 Min &
above
49.31 Min &
above
66 Min or
less
66.01 to 70 Min.
70.01 Min. to
77 Min.
77.01 Min &
above
8 km
45 Min.
45.01 to 49 Min.
12 km
65 Min.
65.01 to 71 Min
16 Km
90 Min
90.01 to 98 Min.
20 Km
125Min
125 .01to 13
Min.
49.01 to 53
Min.
71.01 to 77
Min.
98.01 to 105
Min.
130.01 to 135
Min.
53.01 Min &
above
77.01 Min &
above
105 .01 Min &
above
135 .01 Min &
above
72 Min or
less
96 Min or
less.
168 Min or
less.
176 Min or
less
72.01 to 84 Min
96.01 to 112
Min.
168.01 to 192
Min.
176.01 to 202
Min
84.01 to 96
Min
112.01to 128
Min.
192.1 to 216
Min.
202.01 to 226
Min
96.01 Min &
above
128.01 Min s &
above
216.01 Min &
above
226.01 Min &
above
Under grip beam
Over grip beam
10
10
9
9
8
8
7
7
Push ups
60
50
40
30
Abdominals with hands
behind the head
100
90
80
70
Rope 12feet
I Class
II Class
III Class
2.4 Km run
5 km run
8 km run
10 km run
16 km run
2
3
Running with B scale
and weapon
Walk & run with 12
Kgs and weapon
12 Km(6,7,8 Min/Km)
16 km(6,7,8,Min/Km)
24 km (7,8,9Min/Km)
25.2 km Dancon March
(7,8,9Min/Km)
4
40.31 to 44 Min
10.01 Min &
above
Strengthening
Chin ups
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Remark
THE END RESULT OF THE PHYSICAL TRAINING
Command/Control
Strength &
Endurance
Attitude
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
DRILL
Y
WT
Y
FIRING
Y
Y
RIDING
Y
Y
FC & TACTICS
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
RIOT DRILL
DRIVING
Y
SWIMMNING
Y
UAC
Y
Y
Y
GAMES
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
YOGA
ADV. SPORTS
Y
Personal Drill,
Turnout, Posture
Teamwork
Y
PT
Skills
Discipline
Leadership
Confidence Building
Trainee officers after these exercises shall be able to the gain from the various
activities in a big way which is explained in the following chart:-
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
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SYLLABUS
Chalked out by a high level Board of Officers and approved by the competent
authority the outdoor syllabus is broadly divided in the following categories:-
PHYSICAL TRAINING (380 PERIODS)
170 Periods have been allotted for Physical Training owing to challenging role of
the Force a high degree of physical and mental fitness is expected out of a trainee
officer. Therefore a lot of emphasis will have to be given to physical training. This
training will comprise of:1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Physical Training
Endurance/Cross country runs
Strength/Flexibility and speed training
BOAC
Route March
Team work
Buddy system
DRILL (282 Periods)
Drill, they say is the mother of all discipline. There will be a heavy input of drill in
the training. You would be trained in Foot Drill, Arms Drill, Tear Smoke Drill and
Ceremonial Drill, Cane Drill, Sword Drill. At the end of the training you would be
expected to be expert in all above drills and would be able to understand discipline,
team work and correct way of wearing uniform with virtues of punctuality, obeying
commands of leaders, making others to obey your command and importance of fatigue.
LATHI DRILL (PERIODS -06), TEAR SMOKE DRILL – (PERIODS -24)
AND RIOT DRILL (PERIODS -13 (TOTAL PERIODS – 43)
The basic objective behind these drills is to impart you the right techniques to
employ force against an unlawful assembly. During this, basic formations and the basic
exercises will be taught. It may be however taken into account that these drills can not
be strictly followed on the ground due to constraints of man power etc. However these
drills provide the basic framework on which innovations can be made depending upon
the situations.
CEREMONIAL DRILL (PERIODS -14 )
The aim of such drills shall be to enable you to conduct such drills on ceremonial
occasions in the field like Anniversary parades, Special parades on other occasions.
The ability to command and control is a core requirement of a Police officer and this
ability is also developed through ceremonial drills.
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WEAPON TRAINING (PERIODS - 582)
The times are tough for the Police officers. The menace of terrorism, Naxalism
and insurgency is growing in larger proportions. As officer of the CRPF which is the only
Force nominated by GOM for performance of Internal Security duties, you shall be
always on the forefront against such situations. To tackle such hostile and violent
situations you shall require to be proficient in the weapons. The weapon training may be
broadly divided in the following categories:(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
General Knowledge of weapon
Handling
Musketry
Firing
Maintenance
You would be trained in the following weapons / Area Weapons:WEAPONS
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
Bolt Action Rifle
SLR including Projector Rifle Grenade
5.56 mm INSAS Rifle
A.K. - 47 Rifle
Carbine
9mm Pistol
X-95 Rifle
Bayonet
Projector Mini flare
AREA WEAPONS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Light Machine Gun
51mm Mortar
No. 36 H.E. Grenade
AGL
CGRL
MMG
During this training following shall also be taught to:1
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Theory of Small Arms & its Penetration Power
Range Classification Firing
Methods of Instruction & Organizing Training
Battalion Support Weapon.
Maintenance of Arms & Equipment (Approx. 2 Pds. every Thursday).
Weapon Training with SATS (Small Arms Trg. Simulator)
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FIRING (PERIODS - 286)
After you are proficient on the handling of the weapons, you will be given
extensive firing practices. However to achieve that you will be given rough practices on
IFAT (Interactive Fire Arms Training Simulator) and ISAT (Interactive Small Arms
Training Simulator). This will give you a firing practice in the real life like situation and to
analyze your faults. The objective of the firing shall be
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
(v)
(vi)
(vii)
(viii)
The stance and position
Grip
Breath control
Sight Alignment
Trigger Operation
Zeroing
Firing correctly on the target under different circumstances
Improvements if required
FIRING PRACTICES
Firing practices will be in two categories
1.
2.
Recruit
Trained
Following weapons will be fired by the trainee
1.
2.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
.22 Rifle
7.62 mm SLR
5.56 mm INSAS Rifle
5.56 mm INSAS LMG
AK 47 Rifle
9 mm Pistol
9 mm Carbine Machine Gun
2” MORTAR
Hand and Rifle Grenades
The marks obtained during your firing go in the way to decide your final standing
in the course. Hence you are advised to take firing very seriously.
Besides above you will be firing / throwing rubber bullets / pellets / Long / Short
Range Teat smoke Munitions, Various tear smoke grenades
ROCK CLIMBING (PERIODS - 37)
A basic course for Rock Climbing will be organized for duration of 10 days by
Gujarat State Mountaineering Institute at Mount Abu (Rajasthan) to enhance your
confidence.
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UAC (PERIODS 56 )
At times situations arise wherein the weapons cannot be used in a struggle or
fight. Hence the fight is unarmed or without weapons. To overcome this kind of
situations unarmed combat will be taught to you.
FIELD CRAFT AND TACTICS (PERIODS 247)
You will most of the times under hostile conditions in difficult and rugged
terrains. The risk factor shall be high. You will be expected to move during days and
nights in unknown territories. For safe movement in such territories, the knowledge of
Field Craft is essential as it will make you proficient in avoiding and bluffing a likely
danger and combating it. This art will boost your capability to be step ahead of the
enemy.
MAP READING, GPS AND IT MODULE (PERIODS 114)
You will be given extensive practice in Map Reading and GPS .This subject is
very important to you as all your future exercises will be carried out with the help of map
and GPS, so it is expected out of you that you should put in all your best efforts to learn
this subject as this is one of the most important aspect of the training
DAILY TRAINING SCHEDULE
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Period
Outdoor
Timings
0615-0715
2
Outdoor
0730-0810
3
Outdoor
0815-0855
4
Indoor
1000-1040
5
Indoor
1045-1125
6
Indoor
1035-1215
7
Indoor
1225-1305
8
Outdoor
1600-1640
9
Outdoor
1645-1725
10
Games
1755-1835
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FORMATION OF COYS AND SQUADS AND INSTRUCTORS
The outdoor training in the Academy is Group/Team oriented. Therefore there is
a total need of having group and team spirit. To include and boost the trainee officers as
per their strength, profile, capacities, weaknesses etc., they are divided into Coys
namely Arjun, Eklavya and further these Coys are divided in squads. Each squad has
a colour and flag and each squad is headed by one instructor. The squads are formed
after expiry of the Zero week and initial tests and normally no changes are carried. The
details of the squad are as under :
COLOURS OF SQUADS
Sqd
Num.
1
Colour
JAIKARA LALKARA
Instructors
(WT&Drill)
Instructors
(PTI)
GREEN
HC/GD Ranjeet
Singh
CT/GD
S.B.Reddy
2
ORANGE
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3
BLUE
HC/GD Mukesh
Kumar
HC/GD Onkar
Singh
CT/GD M.Muthu
Kumar
CT/GD
M.Pounraj
4
DARK BLUE
HC/GD P.N.Yogi
5
MEHANDI
GREEN
HC/GD
C.Palavesan
CT/GD
M.Prabhu
CT/GD Jagdev
Singh
6
DARK GREY
HC/GD Basant
Kumar
CT/GD Damore
Rakesh
7
YELOW
HC/GD Balwinder
Singh
CT/GD D.K.Ray
8
FADED BLUE
HC/GD Surender
Chand
CT/GD Abhijit
Kanse
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Since there is a competition for the best squad, which is, determined on the combined
performance and efforts of all the members of the squad. Hence you should put in your best
efforts to improve the performance of your squad.
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APPOINTMENT OF TRAINEE OFFICERS FOR VARIOUS APPOINTMENTS
Course Senior: One of the Trainee Officers will be detailed as the course senior of the
Batch. The following shall be the tasks of the course senior: To maintain the overall discipline of the course.
 To check the attendance of the trainees regularly.
 To ensure that trainees should be punctual & follow the training timings strictly.
 To ensure co-relation between the companies and platoons.
 To always maintain the proper channel while performing his duties.
 To ensure the check roll call’s at given time.
 To monitor the health & hygiene aspects of trainees.
 To get regular updates about training & general knowledge and provide them to
the trainees.
 To look after the welfare of the course.
 To monitor the required items given to the trainees during the course.
 To check the cleanliness & proper wearing of the uniform of the trainees.
 To submit the all assignments within given time.
Company Senior: One of the Trainee Officers will be detailed as the Company senior
of the Coy. The following shall be the tasks of the Company senior: To maintain the overall discipline of the Company.
 To check the attendance of the trainees regularly.
 To ensure that trainees should be punctual & follow the training timings strictly.
 To ensure co-relation between the Platoon and Squads.
 To always maintain the proper channel while performing his duties.
 To ensure the check roll call’s at given time.
 To monitor the health & hygiene aspects of trainees.
 To get regular updates about training & general knowledge and provide them to
the trainees.
 To look after the welfare of the company.
 To monitor the required items given to the trainees their company during the
course.
 To check the cleanliness & proper wearing of the uniform of the trainees.
 To submit the all assignments within given time.
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Adjutant : One of the Trainee Officers will be detailed as the Course Adjutant of the
Batch. The following shall be the tasks of the course Adjutant : He will be responsible for the administration, training, discipline & efficiency of all
personnel.
 He will be responsible for providing security of the personnel.
 He is responsible for the compilation & timely submission of task.
 He will supervise the maintenance of records.
 He will exercise general supervision & control over the work of course.
 He will be responsible for the proper compliance of any case.
 He will ensure that the course should be reached on time & attend proper
classes.
 He will be responsible for proper hygiene & sanitation of camp area.
 He will be responsible for proper attendance of course.
 He will be responsible for the maintaining of lecture held and missing.
 He will be responsible for the maintaining of weekly progress report of individual.
 He will assist the course senior.
 He will issue some instruction & guideline.
 He will be responsible for maintaining the decorum of the course.
 He will be responsible for the turn-out & discipline of the course.
 He will ensure the proper lay-out of living room.
 He will also ensure the trainees should come in proper uniform in the dinning
hall.
 He will ensure that the trainees should not be leaved the campus without
permission.
 He will inform the higher authority regarding untoward incident immediately.
Quarter Master: One of the Trainee Officers will be detailed as the Quarter Master
of each Coy of the Batch. The following shall be the tasks of the Quarter Master: He will be responsible to procure all the items required for the course.
 He will survey the local market and the availability of required items for the
course.
 He is responsible to collect the money from the trainees and for payment to the
concerned firm.
 He is responsible for proper distribution of items purchased from the market for
the trainees.
 He will ensure the quality should be A-1.
 He will maintain a register proper accounting of the expenditure made.
 He will prepare a list of articles available in CPC canteen.
 He will be responsible to ensure availability of the items as per the demand of
trainees.
 He will ensure transparency in all purchases.
 Expenditure incurred should be put up before the course after every purchase.
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Platoon Commander: One of the Trainee Officers will be detailed as the Platoon
Commander of each platoon of the Batch. The following shall be the tasks of the
Platoon Commander :









To maintain the overall discipline of the platoon.
To check the attendance of the platoon regularly.
Punctuality of the platoon will be ensured.
To ensure co-relation between squads, platoon and company.
To always maintain the proper channel while performing the duties.
To get regular updates from coy senior and provide to platoon members
promptly.
To look after the welfare of the platoon.
He will also ensure that the required items given to the trainers during the course.
To check the cleanliness / pattern of the uniform of the trainers of his platoon.
To ensure submission of all assignment with in the given time.
Squad Leader: One of the Trainee Officers will be detailed as the Squad Leader of
each Squad of the Batch. The following shall be the tasks of the Squad Leader:










Responsible to maintain the overall discipline of the squad.
To check the attendance of the squad regularly.
Responsible for punctuality of the squad.
To ensure co-relation between the platoon and company.
He is responsible to ensure presence of squad everywhere in time.
He will monitor the health of squad members.
Responsible to get regular updates and provide them to the squad well in
advance.
He will ensure that the required items given to the trainers during the course.
To check the cleanliness of the uniform & proper turnout of the squad members.
To submit all assignments with in given time.
He will inform to the platoon commander / company senior regarding any
untoward incident immediately.
The above appointments are carried out to give a feel of command, organization,
Leadership etc, to the trainee officers. Normally only one such appointment is given to
trainee officers in their entire training period. During this period each trainee is judged
on various aspects such as command, control, organization reporting etc. Hence it
requires a lot of dedication commitment and efforts. All such appointment holders are
expected to put in their best.
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
SPORTS AND GAMES
The training hours at this Academy shall be long, stressful and tiring.
Therefore you will need an outlet which may vent out your stress and tiredness. Besides
this, you are in such a profession which requires a lot of stamina, physical robustness
and strength. To break monotony of the day and to avoid stress nothing can be better
than the games. Keeping this in mind, adequate games facilities are made available to
you. The Academy has following games facilities available for your team games:-
OUTDOOR GAMES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Foot Ball
Hand Ball
Basket Ball
Volley Ball
Badminton
The objectives of the outdoor games will be to inculcate in the trainees the spirit
of competition determination to win and also the team spirit. The trainees are expected
to take part in each of the games but are also expected to excel at least in one of the
games.
INDOOR GAMES
1.
Table Tennis
2.
Billiards
3.
Pool
On the lines of outdoor games the trainees are expected to play all the indoor games
and excel at least in one of the games.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR GAMES
Games period will be organized daily after culmination of the last period of indoor
studies. All the trainees will be made to fall in at the main sports ground and will be
divided into teams for various games as mentioned below. These games will be held
under supervision of the Sports Officer, (Assistant Commandant, Outdoor) who shall
remain present in the play ground for the entire duration and ensure the conduct of the
games in an orderly manner and fashion
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2
3
4
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5
6
7
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Sports
Foot ball
Hand Ball
Basket Ball
Volley Bal
Badminton
Table Tennis
Billiards
Pool
Athletic
Ultrafit
Gymnasium
Tennis
HC Instructor
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
INTER SQUAD COMPETITIONS FOR JUDGING THE BEST SQUAD
INTER SQUAD MATCHES/ BEST SQUAD
The Inter squad matches will be held on the regular basis. The trainees are
expected to participate with full enthusiasm and strength. Besides above, the
Competitive Matches shall be held for judging the best squad. The marks for these
matches shall be awarded to the squads based on which, the best squad declared.
However for judging the best Squads other parameters such as the performance of the
squad in Midterm / Final examination, Endurance etc. will also be taken into account
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA FOR GAMES FOR BEST SQUAD
The Assessment and marks for each game shall be taken into account and
based on the final marks, best squad in the sports shall be declared.
Inter squad competition will be conducted in the following disciplines:(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e)
Foot Ball
Volley Ball
Basket Ball
Hand Ball
Athletics
For Best squad Points will be awarded as per the following details:Inter squad Competitions
Marks
Winner of team Game
24
Runners up of the team events
16
Third position in team event
12
The squad emerging first will be awarded the colour of DG in the POP parade.
So all trainees are expected to put in their level best to make their squad best and the
history reveals that there was always very less difference in the Squad declared first
and the second.
WEEKLY COMPETITION AND FLYING OF SQUAD FLAGS
Based on the events of the week, i.e BOAC, Running or Sports competition, an
average of the entire squad is undertaken and based on the results, the squad scoring
highest marks is declared winner of the week. To commemorate the achievement, the
flag of the squad is hosted on the first position in the succeeding week.
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ROUTE MARCHES
During the basic training Route Marches will be undertaken twice in a month
preferably on Saturdays. The Route Marches will be mostly in the nights and shall be
done with the help of GPS, Map and Compass. During your course of deployments you
will be undertaking a lot of operations on foot for considerable distances in unknown
terrain which will demand a high degree of physical strength and professional tactical
knowledge. Remember these abilities are core requirement of a CRPF officer. Hence
there will be number of marches spread over considerable long times.
Dress Order
Combat Uniform, Jungle Shoes, Woolen / Cotton Socks, Khaki, Black Anklet /
Anklet Patti and Forage Caps with personal weapons and Water Bottles.
Exercises during Route March: The following exercises will be simulated and
conducted for reinforcing the classroom inputs as well as for continuous evaluation for
examination: 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Visual Training, Camouflage, Concealment, Judging distance, Indication
of targets.
Eye & Memory sketching for operational briefing
Section formation and field signals
Patrolling
Selection of fire position and cover
Section chance encounter
Day Navigation with Map and GPS
Night Navigation with Map and GPS
Day Navigation without Map and GPS
Night Navigation without Map and GPS
Briefing exercises
Operations such as Raid/Search and Destroy Operation (SADO) /
Combing and search operations (CASO)
Important Instructions for Route Marches
 Observation Exercises will be regular and inherent part of any Route March.
Every trainee officer will keenly observe the Route in order to memorize the
route, observe it from a tactical point of view and negotiate it in a safe manner.
Snap Tests will be held to check on this aspect.
 All Trainee officers will carry a notebook and pen during the Route Marches.
Snap tests will be conducted during route marches which will constitute practical
tests for periodical and final examinations.
 As your job is a 24-hour job, at times Route March exercises would be conducted
during odd hours to habituate the trainee officers to work at odd hours.
 As route Marches / Field Exercise are long duration events, the same may be
conducted on holidays also.
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
LONG DISTANCE RUNNINGS
Running is the core of any physical fitness. In the Academy you will be made to
run from one mile to five kilometers daily during your PT period. However besides that
you will undergo various endurance runs which shall be phased over the time. The
details and standards of these runs shall be as under :Standard Table of Various Running in PT Dress for Men and Women in Minutes
Running
Excellent Very Good
Good
1.6 Kms in PT dress- Male 5.40
5.41 to 6.30
6.31 to 7.40
Female
6.30
6.31 to 7.00
7.01 to 8.30
2.4 Kms in PT dress- Male 9.30
9.31 to 10.00
10.01 to 10.30
Female
11.00
11.01 to 11.30
11.31 to 13.00
5 Kms in PT dress- Male
19.00
19.01 to 22.00
22.01 to 24.00
Female
23.00
23.01 to 25.00
25.01 to 28.00
30.00
30.01 to 35.00
35.01 to 40.00
Female
36.00
36.01 to 39.00
39.01 to 43.00
40.30
40.31 to 44.00
44.01 to 49.30
Female
45.00
45.01 to 49.00
49.01 to 52.30
49.00
49.01 to 52.00
52.01 to 59.00
Female
55.00
55.01 to 60.00
60.01 to 65.00
62.00
62.01 to 66.00
66.01 to 73.00
Female
66.00
66.01 to 73.00
73.01 to 80.00
66.00
66.1 to 70.00
70.01 to 77.00
Female
73.00
73.01 to 79.00
79.01 to 86.00
95.00
95.01 to 100.00
100.01 to 110.00
Female
110.00
110.01 to 120.00 120.01 to 130.00
Not qualified
Above 7.41
Above 8.31
Above 10.31
Above 13.01
Above 24.01
Above 28.01
Above 40.01
Above 43.01
Above 49.31
Above 52.31
Above 59.01
Above 65.01
Above 73.01
Above 80.01
Above 77.01
Above 86.01
Above 110.01
Above 130.01
Standard Table of Various Running with B Scale for Men and Women in Minutes
Running
Excellent Very Good
Good
Not qualified
2.4 Kms in B Scale - Male
12.00
12.01 to 12.30
12.31 to 13.00
Above 13.01
Female
13.30
13.31 to 14.45
14.45 to 16.00
Above 16.01
3.2 Kms in B Scale- Male
14.45
14.46 to 16.05
16.06 to 17.25
Above 17.26
Female
17.25
17.26 to 19.15
19.16 to 20.45
Above 20.46
4.8 Kms in B Scale- Male
20.00
20.01 to 22.00
22.01 to 25.00
Above 25.01
Female
25.30
25.31 to 28.00
28.01 to 30.30
Above 30.31
5 Kms in B Scale- Male
21.30
21.31 to 24.00
24.01 to 27.30
Above 27.31
Female
26.00
26.01 to 28.30
28.31 to 31.30
Above 32.31
45.00
45.01 to 49.00
49.01 to 53.00
Above 53.01
Female
52.00
52.01 to 58.00
58.01 to 67.00
Above 67.01
53.00
53.01 TO 58.00
58.01 TO 64.00
Above 64.01
Female
64.00
64.01 to 71.00
71.01 to 80.00
Above 80.01
65.00
65.01 to 71.00
71.01 to 77.00
Above 77.01
Female
78.00
78.01 to 87.00
87.01 to 96.00
Above 96.01
90.00
90.01 to 98
98.01 to 105
Above 105.00
Female
104.00
104.01 to 114
114.01 to 125
Above 125.00
125.00
125.01 to 130.00
130.01 to 135.00
Above 135.01
Female
139.00
139.01 to 149.00 149.01 to 158.00
Above 158.01
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DEMONSTRATIONS
Academy has a curriculum in which you will be taught in such a manner that all
possible mediums of teaching shall be utilized. The normal methodology for imparting
training in the Specialized Police/ Military Operations will be as under:1.
Lecture
2.
Demonstration
3.
Practice
To understand various military and police operations,
demonstrations will be organized by the Academy during your training:1.
Why things are seen?
2.
Judging Distance
3.
Camouflage and Concealment
4.
Observation by Day and by Night
5.
Section Formation and Field Signals
6.
Stalking
7.
Ambush and Counter Ambush
8.
Chance Encounter
9.
Raid on a hide out
10.
Cordon and Search
11.
Road Block, and search of Vehicle and Person.
12.
Combing
13.
Identification and handling of explosives
14.
Penetration power of Small Arm Ammunitions.
15.
Room Intervention ( Hostage Negotiation Situation )
16.
Riot Drill
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
SAND MODEL EXERCISES
Sand Model Briefing is the core of any briefing, because it teaches in easy
manner to plan and exercise operations. The best execution of an operation depends
on the way you plan and make your troops understand. The best way to do so is the
Sand Model Exercises.
The following shall be procedure for Sand Model Briefings.
1.
Issue of Narrative
2.
Discussions on Requirement
3.
Recee ( If required)
4.
Sand Model Briefing.
You may also use Maps/ Cloth models for such briefings.
The operations which shall be executed on the Sand Model briefings are :1.
CASO
2.
SADO
3.
Ambush
4.
Patrolling
5.
Naka
6.
Combing
7.
Raid
8.
Point to Point area domination
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TRAINING FILMS
During your course of training the following training films will be shown to you to
make the concepts clear :Sl.No TITLE
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
TRAINING AIDS
In order to ensure a better transfer of knowledge and skills there will an extensive
use of training aids while imparting training such as :1.
DRILL
1
2
3
2.
PT
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
3.
Log
Medicine ball
Gymnasium
Various Charts
Vaulting Horse
Beams
Ropes
Ultra Fit Equipments
Skipping Ropes
Mattresses
Weights
WEAPON TRAINING
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
4.
Mirror
Back stick, Pace stick, Metronome.
Band or Drum and Side Drum
DP Weapons
Skeleton Weapons
Aiming Box
Mirrors
Charts
Training Films
Drill Cartridges/Grenades/Bombs
IFATS
I WESS
Various pamphlets
Targets
FC & TACTICS
1
2
3
4
5
Sand model
IED Room
Various IED’s
Training Films
Demonstrations
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
PRECIS
The following Books, Précis and Manuals are required during your stay and are
available with the Academy:1. GC & BN Officers Manual
2. Establishment Manual
3. Provisioning Manual
4. Accounts Manual
5. Operations of War
6. The Art of War
7. Operational Handbook
8. Operational Handbook-II
9. F.A.Q on Liquid
10. Readings of Terrorism in J&K
11. Briefing Formats
12. Platoon Weapons Précis
13. Text Book on Physical Training
14. Drill Précis
15. The Art of Unarmed Combat
16. Criminal Major Act
17. Criminal Minor Act
18. The Central Excise Act
19. The CRPF Act 1949
20. Introduction to The Constitution Of India
21. Customs and Etiquettes in Forces- Dr. Partap Singh
22. Customs and Etiquettes in the Services- Maj. Gen. R. K. Arora
23. Soft Skills
24. Leadership
25. Quick and Easy Way to Effective Speaking
26. 30 Days A More Powerful Vocabulary
27. Yudhkhala Niharika
These précis will be provided to you for self studies.
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
DRESS ORDER
The Dress order for various training activities is given below:Drill
Trouser (Khaki Drill)
Rank Badges
Shirt (Khaki/Cotton/Angola)
Shoulder Badges and Title Shoulder
Web belt
Formation Sign
Beret /Peak Cap
Dark blue lanyard with Metropolitan Whistle
SAM Brown Ankle Boot
Name Plate
Khaki Woolen Socks
Batch No
Ceremonial Drill
Besides above during Ceremonial Drills, all trainees will wear peak cap and Sam
brown cross belt.
Physical Training and Games
White shorts (white track pants or slacks for lady trainee offices)
White T- shirt or collar shirt, white socks, white pullover.
White Shoes: During PT and during games period as prescribed.
For Games: white track pants / shorts with squad T-shirt
Weapon Training / Field Craft & Tactics
2-piece Camouflage Dungaree for WT and Single Piece dungaree for route
Marches and rock Climbing
Jungle boots, khaki woolen socks and Anklets (No anklets during Rock Climbing)
Web Belt & Forage Cap
For Annual Athletic Meet
Blazer (Navy Blue)
White / Grey Trouser (As per order)
White shirt with CRPF Academy tie or scarf (As per order)
Black oxford shoes with black socks / White PT shoes with white socks (as per
order)
Working Uniform
Trouser and shirt cotton terrene summer, Brown ankle / oxford shoes, Khakhi
socks , leather belt, beret / peak cap, (pagri for Sikh Officers), rank badges, title
shoulder, formation sign, dark blue lanyard with whistle, name tab, winter shirt terry
cotton will be replaced by shirt Angola and a pullover ( If necessary / ordered )
Formal Civvies
Gents: During Summers
Formal trousers, full sleeve shirt, tie, black oxford shoes and socks,
During winters
Lounge suit with tie or National dress
Ladies: Saree / Salwar kameez and sandals or western formals
In-Formal Civvies
Gents: During Summers-formal trousers, full sleeve shirt, tie, black oxford shoes
and
Socks. During Winters-Blazer blue or combination with tie
Ladies: Saree / Salwar kameez and sandals
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DRESS ORDER
UNIFORM ARTICLES FOR THE TRAINEE OFFICERS
Following Uniform Articles will be procured by each probationer:-
PT and Games
Sl.No
Nomenclature
1
Quantit
y
Sl.
No
Nomenclature
Quantity
2
White T-shirts
4 nos
3
White half pant cloth / White 4 Nos
Slacks for ladies
White socks
4 pairs
4
2 pair
5
7
9
Sports shoes
CRPF Scarf Serge
White /Grey pants
6
8
10
PT Shoes
(As prescribed)
CRPF Tie
Blazer Navy Blue
White shirt
2 pairs
1 No
2 No
1 No
1 No
1 No
Parade, Weapon / Jungle Training and Classroom
1
3
5
7
9
11
Khaki Drill Uniform
Khaki Nylon socks
Brown Oxford Shoe Drill
Leather Belt
Peak cap with Badges
Badges of ranks – Metal
4 sets
4 pairs
1 pair
1 No
2 No
4 pairs
2
4
6
8
10
12
13
15
17
Name tab –Plastic
Lanyard Blue
Camouflage Dungarees
3 Nos
2 Nos
4 Nos
14
16
1
Rock Climbing Dress
Khaki woolen jersey
Khaki Terry cot uniform
Khaki woolen socks
Web belt
Sambrown belt
Beret cap with badges
Badges of ranks-Cotton
embroidered
Name tab – Cotton
Whistle
4 sets
4 pairs
1 No
1 No
4 Nos
2 pairs
2 Nos
3 Nos
Rock Climbing and Mess Dress
2
3
4
5
6
Forage cap
Rain coat khaki
Two piece camouflage
dungaree
1-Piece Camouflage
dungaree
Jungle Shoes
1 No
1
1 No
1 No
1 No
2
3
4
1 No
5
Mess Dress
Black buttoned up dinner
jacket with black trousers
or Lounge suit with tie
Black Oxford shoes
Black nylon Socks
Formal Trouser / Shirt / Tie
in summers
Prescribed Saree ( for lady
Probationers)
1 No
1 Pair
2 Pairs
1 Set
2 No
2 pairs
For various other outdoor trainings such as Weapon/ Jungle etc different items have to
be purchased from time to time, the information of which will be provided well in
advance.
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THE CODE OF CONDUCT FOR THE TRAINEES
DURING THE OUTDOOR EXERCISES
1.
Should be in prescribed and clean dress without stains or specks
2.
Should wear the prescribed shoes
3.
Should be punctual
4.
Should adhere to orders
5.
Should be disciplined on and off the ground.
6.
Should pay proper and appropriate compliments to the seniors
7.
Trainees should be in a proper group and either should properly go
marching or running from one training area to another and from or to the
hostel.
8.
Should have proper haircut
9.
Cellular phones are not permitted in the outdoor/indoor training
10.
No finger rings, wrist watches, bangles etc are permitted
11.
No trainee will miss training at any cost
The violation of any of the above will be treated as a grave violation of orders
liable for suitable disciplinary action.
SICK REPORT
In case of sickness, trainee officers will fall in the parade ground behind the other
trainees in the same uniform of the day worn by the other trainees. No trainee will stay
back at the hostel, unless and until his/her condition is really as such that he is unable
to walk or move. At the time of reporting the number of such sick trainee officers will be
intimated and after the parade is marched off, such trainees will be produced to
Commandant (Trg)/DC (Trg& Co-ordination) with sick report register. The cases
requiring medical attention will be sent to the hospital for the recommendation of the
doctor. No probationer can go directly to the hospital. In case of trainees given bed rest,
they will undergo this bed rest in the hospital only. The sick report NCO will produce the
sick report register daily to Commandant (Trg) for perusal.
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
ABSENCE FROM TRAINING
As already explained leave in any case for any reasons such as marriages,
engagements, other ceremonies except in case of death of a family member shall not
be granted, as absence from training even for one day severely affects the performance
of a trainee officer.
The training is tough and strenuous process. Therefore trainees are advised to
take care of their physical and mental health. For sickness and injuries, provision of
treatments and medical rests is available. However this does not go in the best interests
of the trainee officer. If a trainee is found absent beyond certain number of periods, he
may even be relegated which means that he will have to undergo the training with the
next batch resulting in:1.
Loss of the Pay and allowances for the period he/she is not attending the
training i.e. the relegation period.
2.
Loosing his/her seniority of the batch. The seniority will be fixed under /
behind his/her batch
The following are the provisions for different absence period:1.
If a trainee has missed either Indoor or Outdoor classes beyond 30 days
due to illness, hospitalization etc, he should be asked to come back with
next batch.
2.
The regularization of missing outdoor classes is left to the discretion of
Director / IGP.
3.
If absence is for more than 5 days in Jungle camp, the trainee should
complete jungle camp training in the next batch.
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
MARKS AND MARKING SCHEME FOR OUTDOOR SUBJECTS
Ist PERIODICAL (8TH WEEK)
FOOT DRILL
ARMS DRILL
PT
IInd PERIODICAL (18TH WEEK)
INSAS Rifle
LMG
Gren/GF Rif
Tear Smoke
Riot Drill
Lathi drill
PT
DRILL
MID TERM TEST (25th WEEK)
INSAS Rifle
LMG
Gren
Platoon Drill
Riot Drill
Tear Smoke
Lathi Drill
PT
IIIRD PERIODICAL (35th WEEK)
2’’ Mortar
AK-47
Map/GPS/IT
FC & Tactics
IVTH PERIODICAL (43rd WEEK)
Carbine
Pistol Browning & Glock
Bayonet Fighting
Pt
MAP READING/GPS
185
70
35
80
200
30
30
20
10
10
10
50
20
275
FC & TACTICS
FINAL EXAM (52nd WEEK)
WT
Pistol
51 mm Mor
Carbine
Firing
Bayonet Fighting
PT
FC & TACTICS
MR & GPS
JUNGLE CAMP
50
625
55
15
25
15
200
20
50
100
50
150
30
30
15
75
10
10
5
100
160
30
30
50
50
280
30
40
10
100
50
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
THE TEST SCHEME AND SCHEDULE OF VARIOUS TEST
Ist PERIODICAL (8TH WEEK)
OUT DOOR TEST
FOOT DRILL
Turn Out
Quiz
Individual Drill/DST
Collective Drill
ARMS DRILL
Individual drill at the halt and move
Collective drill
PT
1.6 Kms Run
Sit Ups
Push Ups
05 Mtrs Shuttle
Beam Work
Under grip
Over grip
IInd PERIODICAL (18TH WEEK)
OUTDOOR TEST
INSAS Rifle
Handling
Quiz
LMG
Handling
Quiz
Gren/GF Rif
Handling
Quiz
Tear Smoke
Handling
Quiz
Riot Drill
Handling
Quiz
Lathi drill
Handling
Quiz
PT
Rope Work
Vaulting Horse
Rolls
Front Roll
Back Roll
Standard Obstacles
I.P & Individual ability VPTC/RTC
FOOT DRILL
ARMS DRILL
335
185
70
20
15
20
15
35
20
15
80
15
15
15
15
20
10
10
350
200
30
15
15
30
15
15
20
10
10
10
5
5
10
5
5
10
5
5
50
10
10
10
5
5
10
10
20
20
38
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
MID TERM TEST (25th WEEK)
OUTDOOR TEST
INSAS Rifle
Handling
Quiz
LMG
Handling
Quiz
Gren
Handling
Quiz
Platoon Drill
Turn Out
Individual drill
Individual performance in collective drill
Instruction Ability & Word of Command
Riot Drill
Practical
Quiz
Tear Smoke
Handling
Quiz
Lathi Drill Practical
PT
1.6 Kms Run
Sit Ups
Push Ups
300 Mtrs Shuttle
Beam Work
Under grip
Over grip
Rope Work
Vaulting Horse
Rolls
Front Roll
Back Roll
Standard Obstacles
IP & Individual ability VPTC/RTC
IIIRD PERIODICAL (35th WEEK)
2’’ Mortar
Handling
Quiz
AK-47
Handling
Quiz
Map/GPS/IT
Practical
Quiz
FC & Tactics
Practical
Quiz
425
275
30
15
15
30
15
15
15
10
5
75
15
20
15
25
10
5
5
10
5
5
5
100
10
10
10
10
10
5
5
10
10
10
5
5
10
10
280
30
20
10
30
20
10
50
30
20
50
30
20
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
IVTH PERIODICAL (43rd WEEK)
Carbine
Handling
Quiz
Pistol Browning & Glock
Handling
Quiz
Bayonet Fighting
PT
8 Kms Run (in "B" Scale with rifle)
6 Feet Wall (in "B" Scale with rifle)
9 Feet Ditch (in "B" Scale with rifle)
Fire man Lift (in "B" Scale with rifle)
BOAC (in "B" Scale with rifle)
MAP READING/GPS
Practical
Quiz
FC & TACTICS
Practical
Quiz
FINAL EXAM (52nd WEEK)
WT
Pistol
Handling
Quiz
51 mm Mor
Handling
Quiz
Carbine
Handling
Quiz
Firing
Bayonet Fighting
PT
8 Kms Run (in "B" Scale with rifle)
6 Feet Wall (in "B" Scale with rifle)
9 Feet Ditch (in "B" Scale with rifle)
Fire man Lift (in "B" Scale with rifle)
BOAC (in "B" Scale with rifle)
FC & TACTICS
Practical
Quiz
MR & GPS
Practical
Quiz
JUNGLE CAMP
530
30
15
15
40
20
20
10
100
20
20
20
20
20
50
30
20
50
30
20
1005
55
15
10
5
25
15
10
15
10
5
200
20
50
10
10
10
10
10
100
60
40
50
30
20
150
40
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
DETAILED OUTDOOR SYLLABUS OF BASIC TRG OF DAGOs
SUB
L
P
NI TOT
1 (i)
PT (RTC & VPTC) – 89 periods
PT-1
History of PT
1
1
PT-2
Intro of Area & PT Apparatus
1
1
PT-3
RTC-I
1
1
PT-4
RTC-I
1
1
PT-5
RTC-II
1
1
PT-6
RTC-II
1
1
PT-7
RTC-III
1
1
PT-8
RTC-III
1
1
PT-9
RTC-IV
1
1
PT-10
RTC-IV
1
1
PT-11
RTC-V
1
1
PT-12
RTC-V
1
1
PT-13
RTC-VI
1
1
PT-14
RTC-VI
1
1
PT-15
RTC-I
1
1
PT-16
RTC-II
1
1
PT-17
RTC-III
1
1
PT-18
RTC-IV
1
1
PT-19
RTC-V
1
1
PT-20
RTC-VI
1
1
PT-21
RTC-I
1
1
PT-22
RTC-II
1
1
PT-23
RTC-III
1
1
PT-24
RTC-IV
1
1
PT-25,26
VPTC-I Free Standing
2
2
PT-27,28
VPTC-II Free Standing
2
2
PT-29,30
VPTC-III with Rifle
2
2
PT-31,32
VPTC-IV with Rifle
2
2
PT-33
VPTC-III with Rifle
1
1
PT-34
VPTC-IV with Rifle
1
1
PT-35,36
VPTC-V Log ex
2
2
PT-37,38
VPTC-VI Strengthening ex
2
2
PT-39
1
1
PT-40
VPTC-VII Endurance
1
1
PT-41,42
VPTC-VIII Obstacle Training
2
2
PT-43
VPTC - IX Toughening
1
1
PT-44
VPTC-I Free Standing
1
1
PT-45
VPTC-II Free Standing
1
1
PT-46
VPTC-III with Rifle
1
1
PT-47
VPTC-IV with Rifle
1
1
PT-48
VPTC-V Log ex
1
1
PT-49
1
1
PT-50
VPTC-VIII Obstacle Training
1
1
PT-51
VPTC-IV with Rifle
1
1
PT-52-55
MASS PT
4
4
PT-56-74
Rope Work, Beam Work and Mat Work
19
19
PT-75-89
Horse Work
15
15
TOTAL
1
88
0
89
1 (ii)
PPT/BPET / CROSS COUNTRY RUN – 39 periods
BPT - 1,2
PPT 5 Km Run
2
2
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CODE
BPT - 3,4
BPT - 5,6
BPT - 7,8
BPT - 9,10
BPT - 11
BPT - 12
BPT - 13,14
BPT - 15,16
BPT - 17,18
BPT - 19-21
BPT - 22-24
BPT - 25-27
BPT - 28-30
BPT - 31-34
BPT - 35-39
PPT 5 Km Run
PPT 8 Km Run
X Country Run 8 Km
PPT 8 Km Run
BPET 1.6 Km Rd Run
BPET 3.2 Km Rd Run
Cross Country Run 10 Km
BPET 5 Km Rd Run
BPET 5 Km Rd Run
X Country Run 12 Km
BPET 8 Km Rd Run
BPET 10 Km Rd Run
X Country Run 15 Km
BPET 15 Km Rd Run & Walk
BPET 20 Km Rd Run & Walk
TOTAL
ROUTE MARCH – 42 periods
Route March - 10 Km with B/S Equipment
Route March - 10 Km with Web Equipment
Hill Climbing up and down with B/S Equipment
Route March - 15 Km with A/S Equipment
Hill Climbing up and down with B/S Equipment
Hill Climbing up & down and Tracking with B/S
Equipment
RM-31-36
RM-37-42
TOTAL
1 (iv)
BOAC – 62 periods
BOAC-1-3
Std Obstacles
BOAC-4-5
Std Obstacles
BOAC-6-7
Std Obstacles
BOAC-8-10
Field Obstacles
BOAC-11-12
Field Obstacles
BOAC-13-15
Field Obstacles
BOAC-16-18
Shoot to Kill
BOAC-19-21
Shoot to Kill
BOAC-22-25
BOAC
BOAC-26-28
BOAC
BOAC-29-31
BOAC
BOAC-32-35
BOAC
BOAC-36-38
BOAC
BOAC-39-42
BOAC
BOAC-43-48
BOAC
BOAC-49-52
BOAC
BOAC-53-58
BOAC
BOAC-59-62
BOAC Test
TOTAL
1 (v)
UAC AND BOXING – 56 periods
UAC - 1/2
History of UAC & Intro to Apparatus & Area
UAC - 3
Vulnerable Parts of Human Body
UAC - 4
Correct Stance in UAC
UAC - 5
Correct Stance
UAC - 6
H& as a Weapon
UAC - 7
Procedure of H& Movements
42
0
1 (iii)
RM- 1-3
RM- 4-7
RM-8-10
RM-11-14
RM-15-18
RM-19-22
RM-23-26
RM-27-30
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
5
39
0
3
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
0
18
6
6
24
3
2
2
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
3
4
3
4
6
4
6
21
2
1
1
4
18
23
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
5
39
3
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
6
6
42
3
2
2
3
2
3
3
3
4
3
3
4
3
4
6
4
6
4
62
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
UAC - 8
UAC - 9
UAC - 10
UAC - 11
UAC - 12
UAC - 13
UAC - 14
UAC - 15
UAC - 16
UAC - 17
UAC – 18/19
UAC - 20
UAC - 21
UAC - 22
UAC - 23
UAC - 24
UAC - 25
UAC - 26
UAC - 27
UAC - 28
UAC - 29
UAC - 30
UAC - 31
UAC - 32
UAC - 33
UAC - 34
UAC - 35
UAC - 36
UAC - 37
UAC - 38
UAC - 39
UAC - 40-46
UAC - 47-56
Foot as a Weapon
Procedure of Ft Movements
Correct Stance
Hits, Blows & Punches
Kicks
Self Defence, Hits, Blows, Punches & Kicks
Falls & Rolls
Basic Falls
Basic Rolls
Hand & Foot Movements
Kata No 1 & 2
Throws
Throws Basic Stage
Falls & Rolls : Intermediate
Defence Against Hits, Blows, Punches &Kicks
Throws
Holds - Locks & Their Release
Holds & Locks
Defence Against Pistol
Defence Against Knife
Defence Against Knife; Grip, Attack & Defence
Defence Against Rif
Use of Steel Helmet/Cane Shield, Lathi & Police Belt
Boxing - Vital Parts of The Body
Straight Punch - Left & Right
Hook - Left & Right
Upper Cut-Left & Right
Guard Against Straight Punch
Guard Against Hook
Guard Against Upper Cut
Foot Work
Boxing With Partner
Novices Boxing Competition
TOTAL
1 (vi)
MOUNTAINEERING AND ROCK CLIMBING -45
periods
RC-1-3
Mountain Walk
RC-4,5
Stomach Rappelling
RC-6,7
Long Sling Rappelling
RC-8,9
American Rappelling
RC-10,11
Mental Shelving
RC-12-15
Chimney
River Crossing & Self Rescue
RC-16-20
RC-21-25
Wall Climbing
RC-26-30
Building Penetration & Hostage Evacuation
RC-31-35
Rescue Training & Casualty Evacuation
RC-36-40
Practice & Demonstration
RC-41-45
Exam & Graduation
TOTAL
1 (vii)
SQUAD COMPETTIONS – 55 periods
SC-1,2
Squad Competition RTC- I and Beam Work
SC-3,4
Squad Competition RTC -II and Beam Work
SC-5,6
Squad Competition RTC - III and Rope Work
SC-7,8
Squad Competition RTC - IV and Rope work
SC-9,10
Squad Competition RTC- V and Mat Work
SC-11,12
Squad Competition RTC - VI and Mat work
43
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
10
50
0
3
2
2
2
2
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
45
1
1
0
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
10
56
0
3
2
2
2
2
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
45
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
SC-13,14
SC-15,16
SC-17,18
SC-19,20
SC-21,22
SC-23,24
SC-25,26
SC-27,28
SC-29,30
SC-31,32
SC-33,34
SC-35,36
SC-37-39
SC-40-42
SC-43-45
SC-46,47
SC-48-49
SC-50,51
SC-52-55
Squad Competition VPTC-I
Squad Competition VPTC-II
Squad Competition VPTC-III
Squad Competition VPTC-IV
Squad Competition VPTC-V
Squad Competition VPTC-VI
Squad Competition VPTC-VII
Squad Competition VPTC-VIII
Squad Competition Horse Work
Squad Competition 5 Km Run
Squad Competition 10 Km Run
Squad Competition BPET 5 Km
Squad Competition BPET 10 Km
Squad Competition Cross Country 12 Km
Squad Competition Std Obstacles
Inter Coy Competitions RTC
Inter Coy Competitions VPTC
Inter Coy Competitions Beam Work, Ground Work
Squad Competition BOAC
TOTAL
2 (i)
FOOT DRILL / DRILL WITHOUT ARMS
CODE
SUB
FD- 1
Wearing Of Uniform
FD- 2
Drill Ka Uddeshya Aur Word Of Command
FD- 3-6
Savdhan, Vishram, Aram Se
FD- 7-10
Khare, Khare Dahine, Baen, Piche Mudna
FD- 11,12
Khare, Khare Aadha Dahine, Baen Mudna
FD- 13-15
Tej Chal Aur Thum
FD- 16-18
Formation Me Chaal (Ek Line Ban, Do Line Ban Aur
Teen Line Ban)
FD- 19
Qadam Ki Lambai Aur Raftar
FD- 20
Qudwar Line Ban, Band Karna Teen O-Teen Ki Line
Banana
FD- 21,22
Sawasthan, Line Tod Aur Visarjan
FD- 23
Khuli Line Aur Nikat Line Chalna
FD- 24
Squad Ko Dahine Saj Karna
FD- 25-28
Dheere Chal
FD- 29
Dahine Aur Baen Dekhna
FD- 30
Dahine Aur Baen Baju Chalna
FD- 31,32
Dahine Aur Baein Ghoomna
FD- 33-35
Tej Chal Se Peechhe Mudna
FD- 36-38
Tej Chal Se Dahine Aur Baen Mudna
FD- 39,40
Lamba Aur Chhota Qadam
FD- 41-43
Tej Chal, Dahine , Baen Aur Peechhe Mudna
FD- 44,45
Dheere Chal : Dahine Aur Baen Mudna
FD- 46-48
Dheere Chal : Peechhe Mudna
FD- 49-50
Dheere Chal Se Qadamtaal, Tham Aur Aage Badna
FD- 51,52
Tej Chal ,Qadamtaal, Tham Aur Aage Badna
FD- 53-55
Dheere Chal Se Qadam Badalna
FD- 56-58
Tej Chal Se Qadam Badalna
FD- 59
Chalte, Chalte Qadamtaal Aur Daur Chal
FD- 60-61
Dheere Chal Se Tej Chal Me Aana
FD- 62-63
Dheere Chal Se Khuli Aur Nikat Line Chalna
FD- 64-65
Khare, Khare Disha Badalna
FD- 66-67
Dheere Chal Se Disha Badalna
FD- 68-69
Dheere Chal Me Khare, Khare Squad Banana
44
0
L
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
2
4
55
P
0
0
4
4
2
3
3
1
1
0
NI
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
2
2
2
4
55
TOT
1
1
4
4
2
3
3
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
3
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
2
3
3
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
FD- 70-71
FD- 72-73
FD- 74-75
FD- 76-77
FD- 78-79
FD- 80-81
FD- 82-83
FD- 84-85
FD- 86-87
FD- 88
FD-89-100
FD- 101-105
2 (ii)
AD- 1/2
AD- 3
AD- 4
AD- 5
AD-6
AD-7
AD-8
AD-9
AD-10
AD-11
AD- 12-13
AD-14
AD- 15
AD- 16
AD-17
AD-18
AD- 19
AD- 20
AD- 21
AD- 22
AD- 23-24
AD- 25
AD-26-27
AD-28
AD- 29-33
Chalte, Chalte Dahine Aur Bayein Squad Banana
Teen Line Se Do Line Banana
Teenon-Teen Se Ek Line Banana
Ek Line Se Teen Line Banana
Khare-Khare Salute Karna
Khare-Khare Dahine Aur Baen Ka Salute Karma
Dheere Chal Se Dahine Aur Baen Ka Salute
Tej Chal Me Dahine Aur Baen Ka Salute
Dheere Chal Me Samne Ka Salute
Tej Chal Me Samne Ka Salute
Foot Drill Competition
Foot Drill Test
TOTAL
DRILL WITH ARMS - 45 periods
Arms Drill Per Gen Lec Aur Rifle Ke Sath Fall
In,Utha Shastra Aur Bhoomi Shastra Tatha Samtol
Shastra
Bhoomi Shastra Aur Utha Shastra
Rifle Ke Sath Savdhan, Vishram, Aram Se, Khuli
Line Aur Nikat Line
Rifle Ke Sath Dahine Saj
Baju Shastra Se Tol Shastra, Samtol Shastra Aur
Baju Shastra
Baju Shastra Se Sambhal Shastra Aur Sambhal
Shastra Se Baju Shastra
Rifle Mein Sangeen Lagana Aur Utarna
Khare-Khare Dishaon Ka Gyan Tatha Bagal Shastra
Aur Baju Shastra
Nirikshan Ke Liye Jaanch Shastra Aur Jaanch
Baju Shastra Se Uncha Bayein Shastra Aur Baju
Shastra
Rifle Ke Saath Baju Shastra Se Salami Shastra Aur
Salami Shastra Se Baju Shastra
Salami Shastra Se Ulta Shastra Aur Ulta Shastra Se
Salami Shastra
Bagal Shastra Se Bayein Shastra Aur Bayein
Baju Shastra Se Badal Shastra Aur Badal Shastra
Se Baju Shastra
Baju Shastra Se Sahar Shastra Aur Sahar Shastra
Se Baju Shastra
Baju Shastra Se Bayen Shastra, Baen Shastra Se
Jaanch Shastra
Bagal Shastra Se Badal Shastra Aur Vice-Versa
Tol Shastra Se Badal Shastra
Samtol Shastra Se Bagal Shastra
Nirikshan Ke Liye Jaanch Shastra Aur Baju Shastra
Bagal Shastra Se Tej Chal Aur Dheere Chal Me
March Karna, Peechhe Mudna Aur Tham
Bagal Shastra Se Salute Karna
Rifle Ke Sath Samne Ka Salute Tatha Patra Ke
Saath Salute
Chalte Chalte Samne Tatha Dahine - Bayein Ka
Salute Mila-Jula Abhyas
Mila Jula Abhyas
45
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
12
5
103
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
2
1
1
5
5
0
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
12
5
105
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
AD-34-45
2 (iii)
PD-1
PD-2
PD-3,4
PD-5,6
PD-7,8
PD-9,10
PD-11,12
PD-13
PD-14
PD-15
PD-16,17
PD-18
PD-19
PD-20
PD-21
PD-22
PD-23,24
PD-35-30
2 (iv)
GM-1,2
GM-3,4
GM-5,6
GM-7
GM-8
2 (v)
CD-1
CD-2
2 (vi)
SD-1
SD-2
SD-3
SD-4
2 (vii)
CD-1
CD-2
CD-3
Arms Drill Competition
TOTAL
PLATOON DRILL – 30 periods
Pl Drill - Uddeshya Formation Aur Comdr Ka Sthan
Pl Ko Platoon Drill Ke Liye Tayyar Karna
Pl Ko Ceremonial Drill Ke Liye Tayyar Karna
Line Se Samne Ki Taraf, Dahine Aur Baen Ki Taraf
Teenon Teen Karna, Column Banana
Teenon Teen Se Columns Aage Badana Aur
Peechhe Lautana
Line Se Kooch Column Me Aur Samne Ke Taraf
Chalana Aur Line Banana
Tej Chal Se Teenon Teen Column Se Aage Barana
Aur Peechhe Lautana
Darshak Per Platoon Lagana
Disha Badalna Aur Baen Platoon Banana
Disha Badalna Aur Dahine Platoon Banana
Teenon Teen Se Columns Aage, Pichhe, Dahine Aur
Piche Chalana
Marker Per Platoon Ko Lagana
Tham Kar Chalte Chalte Disha Badalna
Pl Ko Dahine Aur Baen Se Ek Line Me Kholna
Dahine Aur Baen Platoon Banana
Dahine Aur Baen Ka Salute
Chalte Chalte Dahine , Baen Aur Samne Ka Salute
Pl Drill Aur Uske Word Of Command Ka Abhyas
TOTAL
GUARD MOUNTING – 8 periods
Guard Mounting
Guard Ki Badali Karna Tatha Dismiss Karna
Guard Ko Nirikshan Ke Liye Turn Karna
Sentry Ki Badali Karna Aur Challenge Pukarna
Rat Ke Samay Guard Ko Stand-To Karna
TOTAL
CANE DRILL -2 periods
Cane Ke Sath Savdhan, Vishram Aur Khare Khare
Salute
Cane Ke Sath March Aur Salute Karna
TOTAL
SWORD DRILL – 4 periods
Nikal Krich Aur Vapas Krich
Krich Ke Saath Savdhan Vishram Aur Aramse
Khare Khare Samne Ka Salute
Krich Ke Sath March Aur Dahine Aur Baen Ka Salute
TOTAL
COY DRILL / CEREMONIAL DRILL INCL GUARD
OF HONOUR – 14 periods
Coy Drill Aam Jankari Aur Coy Ko Drill Ke Liye
Tayyar Karna
Line Se Column Banana Aur Column Se Nikat
Column Banana - Khare Khare Aur Chalte Chalte
Line Se Kisi Bhi Disha Me Column Ya Nikat Column
Banana - Khare Khare Aur Chalte Chalte And ViceVersa
46
1
12
44
0
1
1
1
1
12
45
1
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
29
0
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
30
0
2
2
2
1
1
8
1
2
2
1
1
7
1
0
1
2
0
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
0
1
2
0
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
CD-4
CD-5
CD-6
CD-7
CD-8
CD-9
CD-10
CD-11
CD-12
CD-13,14
2 (viii)
BC-1
BC-2
2 (ix)
POPP- 1-84
3
3 (i)
WT1-6
3 (ii)
SLR-1
SLR-2
SLR-3
SLR-4-6
3 (iii)
INS-1
INS-2,3
INS-4,5
INS-6,7
INS-8,9
INS-10,11
INS-12,13
Line Se Pl Ke Column Aur Nikat Column Me Chalna
Aur Pl Ke Column Ya Nikat Column Se Flank Ya
Samne Ki Taraf Column Me Chalna
Platoon Ke Column Ya Nikat Se Coy Ko Samne Ki
Taraf Teenon Teen Column Aur Kooch Column Mein
Chalna
Line Aur Teenon Teen Column Se Teenon Teen
Platoon Ki Line Banana Khare Khare Aur Chalte
Chalte
Chalte Chalte Teenon Teen Column Se Platoon Ko
Banana
Line Se Khare Khare Aur Teenon Teen Platoon Ki
Line Me Chalna Aur Teenon Teen Column Se
Teenon Teen Platoon Ki Line Me Chalana
Platoon Ki Column Se Chalte Chalte Flank Ki Taraf
Teenon Teen Line Chalana Aur Tham Karna
Platoon Ki Column Aur Nikat Column Se Flank Ki
Taraf Line Banana
Dahine Darshak Par Coy Ko Line Banana Aur Line
Se Column Banana, Column Se Line Banana
Ceremonial Drill
Guard Of Honour
TOTAL
BUGLE CALLS – 2 periods
Reveille, dress call, marker, Officers call & March off
and break, Parade dismiss, Orderly room, defaulter
call, Mess call, school and games call
Roll Call, retreat, first post, last post, General alarm,
Fire Alarm. Cease fire, Kote NCO, CQMH, CHM,
General salute, Guard Mounting, Darbar Calls etc
TOTAL
PASSING OUT PARADE PRACTICE – 84 periods
Passing Out Parade Practice
TOTAL
WT
Intro to all Types of Weapons use in CRPF and their
Fire Power
TOTAL
7.62 MM SLR – 6 periods
Suraksha, Kholna, Jodna aur Safai
Mag Bharna, Load, Sight Lagana, Unloading, Lying
Position aur Pakad
Use of Projector Rifle Grenade & Firing.
Composite Handling
TOTAL
5.56 MM INSAS RIF – 44 periods
Rifle, Uske Accessories aur Ammunition se Vakfiyat
Rifle ki Hifazat, Rifle Ka Kholna, Jodna aur Safai
Rifle ki Mag Ka Bharna, Rifle Ka Bharna, Sight Ka
Lagana, Ready, Make-Safe aur Khali Karna
Bhinn Bhinn Positions Se 5.56 INSAS Rifle Ki Durust
Pakadkj Hasil Karna
Shist Lena - Aiming Box ka Istemal
Rifle Se Shist Lena Aur Fire Karna
Rifle ke Chal aur Rokein
47
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
12
1
2
14
0
1
1
1
1
2
0
0
2
0
0
72
72
0
0
72
72
0
2
2
2
2
2
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
6
3
1
3
3
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
INS-14-16
INS-17
INS- 18
INS-19
INS- 20
INS-21
INS-22,23
INS-24,25
INS-26,27
INS-28-29
INS-30-35
INS-36-44
3 (iv)
AKM-1
AKM-2,3
AKM-4,5
AKM-6,7
AKM-8,9
AKM-10,11
AKM-12,13
AKM-14,15
AKM-16-18
AKM-19-27
3 (v)
LMG-1
LMG-2
LMG-3
3 (vi)
LMG-IN-1
LMG-IN-2,3
LMG-IN-4,5
LMG-IN-6,7
LMG-IN-8,9
LMG-IN-10
LMG-IN-11
LMG-IN-12
LMG-IN-13
LMG-IN-14
LMG-IN-15
LMG-IN-16
LMG-IN-17,18
LMG-IN-19,20
LMG-IN-21-29
Trigger Mechanism ki Jankari aur TRP
Hat Kar Shist Lena ka Tarika
Zeroing Karne ka Tarika
Beta Light Sight ke Istemal Mein Saavdhaniyan
Telescopic Sight ki Visheshtayen, Uske Istemal
Karne Ka Tarika aur Zeroing
Fire Trench aur Anya Positions Se Fire Karna aur
Cover Ka Istemal
Kudrati Sidhai Le Kar Fire Karna
Projector Rifle Grenade ka Istemal aur Firing.
Fault Finding Ex
TOET / 1 Min Drills
Composite Handling Practice / IP
Composite Handling Practice / IP
TOTAL
AK-47/AKM ASSAULT RIFLE – 27 periods
AK-47 aur AKM Rif Ka Parichay aur Utpati Tatha
Tech Data Ki Bare main Jankari Dena
AKM Rif Ko Kholna, Safai Tatha Jorna
AKM Rif Ko Mag Ko Bharna, Khali Karna Tatha
Make Safe Ki Karwai Karna
AKM Rif Se Lying Position Aur Majboot Pakar Hasil
Karna
Assault Rif Se Shist Lena Aur Fire Karna
Assault Rif Ki Chal, Roken Tatha Unko Door Karna
Kudrati Sidhai Le Kar Fire Karna
Fault Finding Ex
TOET/1 Min Drills
Composite Handling Practice
TOTAL
7.62 MM LMG – 3 periods
7.62 LMG aur Accessories Se Vakfiyat
7.62 LMG Ko Kholna, Jorna aur Safai
7.62 LMG Ki Mag Ka Bharna, Khali Karna, LMG Ko
Bharna, Sight Lagana, Ready Make Safe Aur Khali
Karma
TOTAL
5.56 MM INSAS LMG -29 periods
LMG Ka Vikas Aur Accessories Aur Amn Se Vakfiyat
LMG Ko Kholna, Jorna Aur Safai
MG Ki Mag Ka Bharna, Khali Karna, LMG Ko
Bharna, Sight Lagana, Ready, Make Safe Aur Khali
Karma
LMG Ki Durust Pakar, Shist Aur Fire Karna
LMG Ki Chal, Roken Aur Fauri Ilaaj
LMG Ka Trigger Mechanism
LMG Ki Action Mein Handling
LMG Ki Zeroing Ka Tarika
LMG Ki Sighton Se Jankari
LMG Firer Ko Coach Karna
LMG Ke Telescopic Sight Ki Visheshtayen, Uske
Istemal Karne Ka Tarika, Zeroing Aur Fire
LMG Ko Mono-Pod Per Mount Karna
Elementary And Advanced Handling
IP
Mixes Handling /IP
48
1
0
3
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
6
2
2
2
2
6
9
44
34
9
9
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
2
2
2
2
3
9
27
18
9
9
1
1
1
0
3
1
1
1
0
3
1
2
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
8
1
2
2
8
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
3 (vii)
CM- 1
CM- 2,3
CM- 4,5
CM- 6
CM- 7,8
CM- 9
CM- 10
CM- 11,12
CM- 13,14
CM- 15,16
CM- 17-19
3 (viii)
P-1
P-2,3
P-4,5
P-6,7
P-8
P-9
P-10,11
P-12,13
P-14,15
P-16
P-17-19
P-20-21
TOTAL
9MM CARBINE MACHINE GUN- 19 periods
Carb Machine Gun Se Parichay
Carb Ki Visheshtayen, Kholna, Jorna Aur Safai
Carb Ki Mag Ko Bharna, Carbine Ko Bharna, Khali
Karna, Fire Karna Aur Make Safe Ki Karwai
Carb Ki Chaal
Rokon Ke Sabab Aur Fauri Ilaaj
Carb Ko Zero Karna
CQB Role Mein Carbine Ka Istemal
Carb Ko Bharna, Khali Karna, Fire Karna, Rokon Ke
Sabab Tatha Fauri Ilaaj
Fault Finding Ex
TOET/1 Min Drills
TOTAL
9MM PISTOL BROWNING -14 periods
0
Pistol Ka Technical Data Aur Visheshtayen
Pistol Ko Kholna Aur Jorna, Pistol Aur
Magazine Ki Safai
Pistol Ko Pakarna, Magazine Ko Bharna, Pistol
Ko Bharna, Khali Karna Aur Fire Karna
Pistol Ki Chaal, Roken Aur Fauri Ilaaj Ki Karwai
Pistol Ki Zeroing, Kudrati Sidhai Le Kar Fire
Karna
Glock Pistol Ka Technical Data Aur
Visheshtayen
Glock Pistol Ko Kholna Aur Jorna, Glock Pistol
Aur Magazine Ki Safai
Glock Pistol Ko Pakarna, Magazine Ko Bharna,
Glock Pistol Ko Bharna, Khali Karna Aur Fire
Karna
Glock Pistol Ki Chaal, Roken Aur Fauri Ilaaj Ki
Karwai
Glock Pistol Ki Zeroing, Kudrati Sidhai Le Kar
Fire Karna
Fault Finding Ex, TOET/1 Min Drills
1
0
G-2
G-3
G-4
G-5,6
G-7,8
G-9,10
G-11
G-12
G-13-18
GREN HE 36 (HAND AND RIF) -18 periods
Gren Ki Banawat Aur Visheshtayen, Vibhinn Prakar
Ke Fuse Aur Unki Pehchaan Aur Istemal
Gren Ki Chaal
Gren ki Safai Aur Usko Fenkne Ke Liye Tayyar
Karna
Gren Fenkne Ke Mool Siddhant
Throwing, Lobbing Aur High Wire Ka Istemal
Gren Ko SLR Se Fire Karma
Gren Ko INSAS Rifle Se Fire Karma
Advance, Attack, Defence Aur Larai Mein Gren Ka
Istemal
TOET/1 Min Drills
Composite Practice of Priming and Throwing
TOTAL
49
8
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
14
1
1
3
5
2
2
3
19
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
3
3
2
21
17
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
28
1
2
2
1
1
2
3 (ix)
G-1
19
9
6
9
1
2
2
2
1
1
6
18
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
3 (x)
M-1
M-2,3
M-4
M-5,6
M-7,8
M-9
M-10-12
M-13,14
M-15,16
M-17,18
M-19,20
M-21,22
M-23-28
3 (xi)
BT-1
BT-2-14
BT-15-16
BT-17-23
BT-24
3 (xii)
PY - 1,2
BSW-1-2
BSW-3-10
BSW-11-16
BSW-17-20
BSW-21-24
BSW-25-27
BSW-28
BSW-29
BSW-30
BSW-31-32
(xvi)
RF-1-13
RF-14-26
RF-27-52
RF-53-78
RF-79-104
RF-105-117
RF-118-130
RF-131-156
RF-157-182
RF-183-208
51 MM MOR- 28 periods
Mor Ki Visheshtayen, Kholna, Jorna Aur Safai
Dial Sight Aur Amn Se Jankari
Mor Det Ki Banawat, Saman Aur Karwai
Mor Ke Bombon Ko Tayyar Karna, Bharna, Khali
Karna, Lay Aur Fire
Dial Sight Se Range Hasil Karna, Direct Aur Indirect
Fire Karna
Mor Ke Bombon Ko Fire Ke Liye Tayyar Karna,
Bharna, Khali Karna, Fire Aur Misfire Ki Karwai
Angle Aur Range Hasil Karna, Direct Aur Indirect
Fire Karna
Defence Mein 51 Mm Mortar Ki Handling
Advance Aur Attack Mein 51 Mm Mor Ki Handling
Vibhinn Haalton Mein 51 Mm Mor Se Smoke Aur
Illuminating Bambon Ka Istemal
Fault Finding
TsOET
Mixed Handling
TOTAL
BAYONET TRG -24 periods
Basic Position aur Karwai
Hamle Ki Karwai
Training Stick Ka Istemal
Hamle Aur Bachav Ki Karwai
Competitions
TOTAL
16 MM PYROTECH (MINI FLARE) – 2 periods
Pyrotech Pistol aur VLP Ke Bare me Jankari Dena
aur Pyrotechnic Ki Visheshatayen
TOTAL
AGL
MMG
Rocket Launcher
81 MM Mortar
X-95
7.62 Dragnov Sniper Rifle
MGL
40 mm UBGL
HHMD
DSMD
TOTAL
FIRING OF DIFFERENT WPNS INCL FE FIRING,
MUSKETARY AND SATS -286 periods
Miniature Range Firing (Appx-A of S/O-1/98)
Instructional Short Rg Course (Rif) (Pt-I of Appx-B of
S/O-1/1998)
5.56 MM INSAS Firing Instructional LRC (Pt-II of
Appx-B of S/O-1/98)
5.56 MM INSAS Cl LRC (Pt-II of Appx-B of S/O-1/98)
Rg Course AKM Rifle (Appx-C of S/O-1/98)
Rg Course Carb (Appx-E of S/O-1/1998)
Rg Course 9MM Pistol (Appx-F of S/O-1/1998)
Short Rg Course LMG (Appx-D of S/O-1/1998)
Long Rg LMG Cl (Pt-II of Appx-D of S/O-1/1998)
AK/47/AKM Firing
50
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
2
1
0
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
6
15
2
2
6
28
13
2
2
9
2
4
1
16
3
3
6
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
2
12
2
7
1
24
2
0
3
5
5
3
3
2
0
1
2
4
6
6
4
4
3
1
2
1
1
32
0
22
0
9
9
4
4
13
13
18
8
26
18
18
9
9
18
18
18
8
8
4
4
8
8
8
26
26
13
13
26
26
26
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
RF-209-247
RF-248-286
3 (xvii)
MA- 1-36
4
MR-1,2
MR-3
MR-4-7
MR-8,9
MR-10,11
MR-12
MR-13
MR-14
MR-15,16
MR-17-19
MR-20-25
MR-26-35
MR-36-41
MR-42-46
MR-47-57
MR-58-60
MR-61
MR-62-67
5
5 (i)
FC-1
FC-2,3
FC-4-7
FC-8-16
FC-17-23
FC-24-31
FC-32-40
FC-41-48
FC-49-59
FC-60-67
FC-68-70
FC -71
FC-72-77
FC-78-81
FC-82-86
FC-87-92
FC-93,94
FC-95
FC-96-100
FC-101,102
FC-103-113
FC-114-123
Reflex Firing
Field Firing
TOTAL
MAINT OF ARMS AND EQPT -590 periods
Maint of Wpns
TOTAL
TOTAL WT
MAP READING – 67 periods
Intro To Map Sheet, Cardinal Pts, Index To Map
Sheet And Geographical Ref
Scale Of Map
Conventional Signs And Military Symbols
Topographical Forms
Relief And Contours
Service Protector and Its Use
Compass
Finding North- Various Methods Including Stars and
Phases Of Moon
Grid Reference
Bearings And Conversation
Setting Of Map And Finding Own Position
Map To Ground And Ground To Map
Point To Point March
Navigation By Stars And Phases Of Moon
Night March Chart/Point To Point March
Sketching
Inter Visibility
Preparation of Sand Model and Enlargement
TOTAL
FC, BC AND TACS -1 45 Periods
FC & BC
Tactical Terms
Fd Craft Ki Jankari Aur Ground Ki Baant
Cheejen Kyon Dikhai Deti Hain
Camouflage And Concealment
Judging Distance
Target Ka Byan Aur Pehchaan
Fire Control Orders
Khali Hath, Rifle Aur LMG Ke Sath Harkat
Stalking During Day And Night
Fire Position Ka Chunna Aur Istemal Karna
Range Card Banana
Phases Of The Moon And Its Effect On Visibility And
Movement
Raat Ka Kaam Aur Dekhbhal (Lec And Demo) To
Also Include Adaptation Of Eye, Need For Night Ops
And Night Craft+ Practice
Night Sentry Ki Duties
Field Signals
Section And Platoon Formations
Battle Procedure
Battle Drill
Jaldi Ke Hamle Me ORF Ka Soch Vichar
Scouting Drill
Section Battle Drill
Platoon Battle Drill
51
0
27
27
198
0
56
36
36
375
12
12
88
39
39
286
0
159
36
36
590
2
2
1
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2
26
1
2
2
3
2
2
3
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
2
2
2
6
1
2
4
20
2
3
2
3
3
3
3
3
2
3
6
3
9
21
3
3
3
3
3
6
3
-
2
3
6
10
6
5
11
3
1
6
67
1
2
4
9
7
8
9
8
11
8
3
1
6
6
3
4
-
3
-
3
-
6
6
3
3
4
5
6
2
1
5
2
11
10
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
FC-124-133
FC-134-142
FC-143,144
6 (i)
OPS - 1-10
OPS - 11-15
OPS - 16-25
OPS - 26,27
OPS - 28-30
OPS - 31-38
OPS-39-43
OPS - 44-57
OPS - 58-63
OPS - 64-69
OPS - 70-75
OPS - 76-79
OPS - 80-88
OPS - 89-99
OPS - 100
OPS - 101-105
OPS - 106-108
OPS - 109-117
OPS - 118-123
OPS - 124-131
OPS - 132
OPS - 133-136
OPS - 137-139
OPS - 140-142
6 (vi)
JT-1-7
JT-8-13
JT-14-26
JT-27-33
Warning Orders, Verbal Orders, Sand Modal Par
Briefing & Debriefing
Pl Ke Hathiyaron Ko Lagane Ke Usool, Field Of Fire,
Arc Of Fire
Shahari Ilake Ki Larai Aur Abhiyanon Mein Bhinnata
Aur Tulnatmak Jankari
TOTAL
TAC OPS INCLUDING CI AND POLICE OPS -142
Periods
Establishment of Pl & Coy Posts And Camp Security
& Defence Lay Out Plan
Contingency Plans
Patrolling : Patrolling In Extremists/Insurgents
Infested Rural/ Urban Area
Different Kinds of Dogs Used In Forces and Their
Characteristics
Use of Dogs For Various Tasks In Forces
Listening Drill, Counting Drill, Bound Clearing Drill,
Obstacle Clearing Drill Etc
Immediate Action Drills - Principle and Procedure
Ambush and Counter Ambush
Opportunity Ambush On A Group Of Terrorist
Moving From A Point To Another
Deliberate Ambush
Action on Being Ambushed While Moving On Foot/In
Vehicles, Immediate Action Drill
Raids
Raid on Insurgents/Terrorist Hideout In Urban
Rural/ungle Area With/With Out Hostages
Cordon And Search
Infiltration
Combing
Encirclement
Road Opening and Convey Protection
Nakabandi : Mob/Static, Establishment Of Road
Block, Spot Search Of Men and Vehicle
Harbouring
Embussing and Debussing
Small Team Operations - Concept And Practice
Sniper and Sentry Silencing - Principle And Process
Pursuit and Chase of Fleeing Terrorist
TOTAL
OUTDOOR TRG & JUNGLE CAMP – 276 Periods
Selection Of Temp Campsite, Briefing, Move, Camp
Setting, Pitching Of Tents, Camp Hygiene &
Sanitation, Safety Precautions, Personal Adm.
JD, Indication & Description Of Target, Stand-To,
Stand-Down, Duties Of Sentry During Day & Night &
Challenging Procedure.
Sec/Pl Formations, Field Signals, Patrolling-TEWT,
SMD, Ex, Night Patrolling, Night March Chart, Night
Navigation, De-Briefing.
Movement With Rif/LMG, Stalking, Marching With
The Help Of Map/Compass. Map To Ground And
Ground To Map Ex. Night Work Introduction.
52
2
6
3
11
3
3
3
9
2
-
-
2
45
55
45
145
4
3
3
10
2
4
3
6
5
10
2
3
2
2
3
3
3
8
3
4
3
6
3
5
14
6
3
3
3
3
6
6
3
6
4
9
2
1
2
1
3
3
3
6
2
1
6
2
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
46
4
2
2
2
2
58
38
2
4
4
1
7
7
7
11
1
5
3
9
6
8
1
4
3
3
142
7
6
6
6
13
7
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
JT-34-39
JT-40-52
JT-53-65
JT-66-72
JT-73-81
JT-82-86
JT-87-94
JT-95-99
JT-100-112
JT-113-117
JT-118-122
JT-123-130
JT-131-143
JT-144-156
JT-157-169
JT-170-182
JT-183-195
JT-196-208
JT-209-221
JT-222-234
JT-235-276
6 (vii) (a)
Section Chance Encounters Ex. Ambush-TEWT,
SMD, Ex Counter Ambush Drill, Laying Of Ambush
And CAD During Night, De-Briefing.
P1 Chance Encounter, FCO Ex Using IWESS.
Defence-TEWT, SMD, Ex, Night Digging, Night
Attack, De-Briefing.
Pt To Pt Ex. Erection Of Wire And Other Obsts, Prac
Tgt Analysis, Locating En During Night.
ROP & Convoy Escort- TEWT, SMD, Ex, DeBriefing, Embussing/Debussing Drill.
Raid On Hostile Hide-Out-TEWT, SMD, Ex, DeBriefing Maintenance Of Camp & Defence.
Practice On Patrolling, Ambush, Counter-Ambush
Drill Using IWESS, Search & Fighting In Built-Up
Areas.
Cordon & Search Of A Village-TEWT, SMD, Ex,
Screening And Identification, De-Briefing.
Nakabandi-TEWT, SMD, Ex, Search Of Person &
Vehicle, De-Briefing.
Ex On Ambush And CAD Using IWESS. Point To
Point Ex, Astro-Navigation.
Patrolling In Built-Up Areas, Cordon & Search,
Screening & Identification In Built-Up Ops - TEWT,
SMD, Ex And De-Briefing.
TEWT, Verbal Orders And Preparation For LRP.
Winding Up Of Camp. LRP Ex Including Patrolling,
Ambush, CAD, Chance Encounter. Setting Up Of
Temp Camp At Field Firing Range
Establishment Of Camp, Defence Layout Movement
To Area / LUP / Harbouring Night Observation Using
NVD/NVG And HHTI
Patrolling And Movement In Naxal Territory.
Camouflage And Concealment. Action / Raid On
Possible Hideout, Night Navigation, Harbour / LUP In
Night
Snipping Techniques - Approach To Target (Naxal
Hideout). Navigation, Patrolling And Evasion
Harbour/LUP During Night.
Recce In The Day. Movement In The Night Ambush
In Small Teams. Search The Area.
Surveillance Movement In Night (16 Kms) Raid On
Possible Hide Out Of Naxals Navigation Without
GPS/Compass Small Team Ambush / Counter
Ambush
Living Of The Land Flora And Fauna. Movement In
Night (16 Kms ) For Search And Destroy
Harbour/LUP Ambush In Small Teams.
Throwing & Firing Of TS Munitions. Throwing Of HE
Grenades, Firing Of Rifle Gren By SLR. Demo &
Practice Of Destruction Of Blinds.
Firing Of Smoke And HE Bombs By 51 MM Mortar.
Practice On Preparing Assault Charges. Theory Of
Small Arms And Penetration Power Of Amn.
Return To COB. Battle Inoculation And Camp Fire
Jungle Survival
TOTAL
LATHI AND CANE SHIELD DRILL – 6 Periods
53
6
6
7
6
13
7
6
13
7
3
7
6
5
2
5
6
5
7
8
5
6
5
0
9
13
5
2
6
8
2
6
8
7
6
13
4
6
10
7
6
13
7
6
13
7
6
13
7
6
13
7
6
13
7
42
168
6
13
42
276
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
LS-1
LS-2
LS-3
LS-4
LS-5,6
6 (vii) (c)
RD-1
RD-2
RD-3,4
RD-5,6
RD-7,8
RD-9
RD-10
RD-11
RD-12-13
12 (ii)
SG-1-168
Lathi Aur Cane Shield Ka Parichay, Lathi Ke Sath
Cane Shield Ko Lagane Ka Tarika Tatha Cane
Shield Ke Sath March Karna, Savdhan ,Vishram, Le
Jane Ka Tarika Aur Salute Karna
Lathi Se Dayen Va Bayen Ki Maar Karna Thunsa
Marna Aur Bachao Karna
Cane Shield Ke Sath Ek Line Me Aage Barna, Bayen
Tatha Dahine Disha Badalna, Class Peeche Bagal
Cane Shield Aur Lathi
Do Lines Ek Line Me Lathi Prahar Ke Liye Aage
Barna, Lathi Prahar Karna
Lathi Aur Cane Shield Se Marna Aur Bachao Karna
Aur Thunsa Marna Aur Bachao Karna
TOTAL
RIOT DRILL – 13 Periods
Gen Lec On Organization Of Riot Drill Party & Org
Of RAF
Duties Of CRPF Pers Before, During And After Riot
Control Duties.
Preparation Of Riot Drill Party, Front And Warning
Action
Action Right Left And Rear
Action All Side
Dispersal Of Unlawful Assembly By Use Of Tear
Gas And Lathi
Dispersal Of Unlawful Assembly By Fire
Writing Of Diary And Use Of Camera
Riot Drill Practice
TOTAL
SPORTS / GAMES - 168 Periods
Sports/Games/Gym/Ultra Fit/Parlour
TOTAL
54
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
5
0
6
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
2
11
0
1
1
2
13
0
168
168
0
168
168
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
ASSESSMENT OF TRAINEE OFFICERS
The performance of all trainees is under constant review. Besides the
performance in the snap tests, periodical tests, midterm and final examinations, the
participation in outdoor classes, indoor classes, firing practices, games and sports,
cultural activities and conduct of trainees on and off the parade etc. are also taken into
consideration in making the assessment.
The trainees will be assessed as per their performance at various levels.
The marks obtained by them in the Academy will be added to their marks obtained in
the UPSC examination marks and based on that a new merit list will be drawn. The
broad distribution of the marks is as under:a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
Marks which shall be calculated for Sword of Honour
Mid-Term and Final examination
:
1450 Marks
Jungle Camp
:
100
”
Firing
:
150
”
Director’s assessment
:
100
”
Public Speaking
:
50
”
Essay writing
:
50
”
Rock Climbing
:
50
”
Sports
:
50
”
Assessment by Commandant (Training) :
50
Grand Total
2050 Marks
ASSESSMENT FOR GRADATION LIST ( SENIORITY )
Marks which shall be counted for your seniority after adding into account the
marks secured by you in UPSC examination.
a)
Mid Term and Final examination
:
1450 Marks
b)
Sports
:
50
”
c)
Public Speaking
:
50
”
d)
Essay Writing
:
50
”
e)
Hobbies / Recreation Club
:
50
”
f)
Squad DS's Marks
:
50
”
g)
Commandant's Marks
:
50
”
d)
Director’s Marks
:
100
”
Grand Total
:
1850 Marks
THE ASSESSMENT IN EXAMINATION
The minimum percentage required to pass would be 40% in each subject
including Jungle Camp assessment and 50% in aggregate. Failures will be relegated at
Academy for a further period of three months for intensive coaching in the subject(s)
which they have failed. These trainees will be re-tested by a prescribed board of officers
detailed by IGP / Director CRPF Academy. The pass marks in retest would be the same
as above. However irrespective of the fact what percentage of marks have been
obtained in the retest only a standard marks of 40% ( minimum required for a pass)
would be added in the aggregate marks of that particular trainee in that particular
subject while drawing the merit list and not the actual marks secured by him, which may
be more than 40%. Cases of those who fail in the re-test as well, would be sent to the
Directorate General, for termination from service, under temporary service rules.
Feed back is invited from trainees on how inputs have been received. This
feedback helps course- authorities and training staff to gauge perceptions and affecting
mid-course correction. Feedback forms will be supplied to the trainees from time to time
and the forms duly filled must be returned to the course in-charge in time.
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TROPHIES TO BE WON
The following trophies are awarded to DAGOs at the time of passing out
parade:i)
Sword of Honour and Home :
All Round Best Trainee.
Minister’s Cup
ii)
Trophy
:
Best Trainee in Indoor Subjects
iii)
Trophy
:
Best Trainee in Outdoor Subjects
iv)
Running Trophy
:
Best Sportsman
v)
Running Trophy
:
Best Speaker
vi)
Running Trophy
:
Best Shot
vii)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Drill
viii)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Weapons Training
ix)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Physical Training
x)
Director Baton
:
Director’s Baton for Commanding the
Passing out Parade
xi)
Running Trophy
:
Best Essayist
xii)
Running Trophy
:
DG’s Banner for Best Squad
xiii)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Rock Climbing
xiv)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Photography
xv)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Ultra fit
xvi)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Information Technology
xvii)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Tactics
xviii)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Endurance
xix)
Running Trophy
:
Quantum leap
xx)
Running Trophy
:
Best in Quiz Competition
If a DAGO comes to adverse notice during the course, he will not be considered
eligible for any of the above mentioned awards. Only one trophy to one DAGO will be
provided.
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THE DETAILS OF THE VARIOUS TROPHIES WHICH A TRAINEE CAN WIN
SWORD OF HONOUR AND HOME' MINISTER'S CUP
i)
ii)
An Internal Board of officers will be detailed to select the all round best trainee for
the award of "Sword of Honour" and "Home Minister's Cup".
For the award of "Sword of Honour" and "Home Minister's Trophy", following will
be the criteria:
a)
Mid-Term and Final examination
:
1450 Marks
b)
Jungle Camp
:
100
”
C)
Firing
:
150
”
d)
Director’s assessment
:
100
”
E)
Public Speaking
:
50
”
F)
Essay writing
:
50
”
G)
Rock Climbing
:
50
”
h)
Sports
:
50
”
i)
Assessment by Commandant (Training) :
50
Grand Total
iii)
2050 Marks
If any trainee fails either in the Mid-term or final test in any of the indoor or
outdoor subjects he will not be considered for the award of Sword of Honour,
even if he qualifies in a re-test conducted later.
BEST TRAINEE IN INDOOR SUBJECTS
i)
ii)
iii)
An Internal board of officers will be detailed to select the best trainee in Indoor
subjects.
Marks obtained in Indoor subjects in the Mid-Term and Final tests will be taken
into consideration for his selection.
If any trainee fails in the Mid-Term or Final test in any subject, he will not be
considered for the award of Trophy even if he qualifies later in re-test.
BEST TRAINEE IN OUTDOOR SUBJECTS
i.
ii.
iii.
An Internal Board of officers will be detailed to select the best Trainee in Outdoor
subjects.
Marks obtained in Outdoor subjects in the Mid-Term and final tests will be taken
into consideration for this selection.
If any trainee fails in the Mid-term or Final tests in any subjects, he will not be
Considered for the award of trophy even if qualities later in re-test.
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RUNNING TROPHY FOR BEST TRAINEE IN PHYSICAL TRAINING
i)
ii)
There will be a Running Trophy for the best trainee in Physical training.
An Internal board of Officers will be detailed for the selection of the best Trainee
in Physical training to check the marks secured by the trainee in mid-term test
where P.T. exam is conducted.
BEST SPORTS MAN
Following will be the criteria for awarding the running trophy for the best sportsman of
the course.
a)
Athletics
40 Marks
i)
5 KM run
:
10 marks
ii)
100 m sprint
:
10 marks
iii)
Long Jump
:
10 marks
iv)
High Jump
:
10 marks
b)
Foot ball
:
20 Marks
c)
Volley ball
:
20 Marks
d)
Basket ball
:
20 Marks
Total
:
100 Marks
RUNNING TROPHY FOR ESSAY COMPETITION
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
An essay competition will be held during the course.
An internal board of officers will be detailed to organize and evaluate the essays.
Essay may be written in Hindi or English.
Essay will not be more than 2000 words and time given to write the essay will be
two hours.
DIRECTORS BATON FOR PARADE COMMANDER
i)
ii)
An internal Board of officers will be detailed to select the best trainee who will be
the Parade Commander for the Passing-Out Parade of DAGOs. The Parade
Commander so selected will be awarded the Director's Baton for Parade
Commander.
The competitions will be tested on the following criteria :
a)
15 Steps Quick March
:
10 Marks
b)
Saluting in Quick March
:
10 Marks
c)
Saluting in Slow March
:
10 Marks
d)
Sword Drill
:
10 Marks
e)
Word of Command
:
10 Marks
Total
:
50 Marks
RUNNING TROPHY FOR THE BEST SPEAKER
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
vi)
vii)
There will be a Running Trophy for the Best Speaker.
An Internal Board of officers will be detailed to conduct the competition.
Participation will be compulsory for all trainees.
Topic of the speech will be given seven days in advance.
Each candidate will speak for the time as decided by the Board of Officers.
Maximum marks will be 100.
The speech will be delivered either in English or in Hindi.
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RUNNING TROPHY FOR THE BEST SHOT
i.
ii.
There will be Running Trophy for the Best Shot.
An Internal Board of officers will be detailed to compile the shooting results of
various practices held during the course of training for INSAS, LMG, Carbine,
Pistol, AK-47, Room Intervention and Jungle Lane Shooting.
RUNNING TROPHY FOR THE BEST TRAINEE IN DRILL
i.
ii.
There will be a trophy for Best Trainee in Drill.
An Internal Board of Officers will be detailed to select the Best Trainee in Drill on
the basis of marks secured by the trainee in mid term test and competitions and
will be tested on the following criteria:a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
g)
h)
i)
j)
PL Drill Mid Term Test
Stamping March
Left Turn
Right Turn
About Turn
Saluting
Foot Drill
Slow March
Arms Drill
Command
Total
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
50 Mks
10 Mks
10 Mks
10 Mks
10 Mks
20 Mks
10 Mks
10 Mks
10 Mks
10 Mks
150 Mks
RUNNING TROPHY FOR THE BEST IN WEAPON. TRAINING
i)
ii)
There will be a Running Trophy for the Best Trainee in Weapons Training.
An Internal Board of Officers will be detailed to conduct the selection of Best
Trainee in Weapon Training on the basis of marks obtained in different exams.
BEST IN ROCK CLIMBING
Rock Climbing Course will be conducted by Gujarat State Mountaineering Institute,
Mount Abu. The trophy will be decided on the basis of the marks awarded by institute.
BEST SQUAD
Various competitions will be conducted during the training every week among the
squads. The overall performance of each individual in the squad in mid term & final
tests will also be taken into consideration. The squad, which scores the highest marks,
will be awarded the trophy for the Best Squad.
BEST IN INFORMATION AND TECHNOLOGY
i)
ii)
iii)
There will be a Running Trophy for the best trainee in Information and
Technology.
A written test will be organized by the Internal Board of Officers to select the best
trainee officer in Information and technology.
The trainee who secures maximum marks will be awarded the trophy for best
trainee in Information technology.
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DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
BEST IN ULTRAFIT COMPETITION
There will be a Running Trophy for the best trainee in Ultrafit competition.
i)
An ultrafit competition during the course will be organized to select the best in
ultrafit competition.
ii)
The trainee who secures maximum scores will be awarded the trophy for best
ultrafit competition.
BEST IN TACTICS
i)
ii)
There will be a Running Trophy for the best in Tactics.
The marks obtained in FC & Tactics test during final test and jungle camp
assessment will be compiled by the board of offices and the trainee securing the
highest marks will be selected as best trainee in Tactics.
BEST IN ENDURANCE COMPETITION
i)
ii)
iii)
iv)
v)
There will be a Running Trophy for the best trainee in endurance.
The trophy events will be included for 100 Marks :a)
5,8,10,12,16 and 20 Kms in battle dress for 5+5+5+8+8+8 total 39 Marks
respectively.
b)
5,10,15,20 and 25 Kms races in P.T Dress for 5+5+5+7+7+7 total 31
Marks respectively.
c)
BOAC for 30 Marks,
Officer secured 1st position in above competition will be awarded the trophy for
best in Endurance.
Similar to be adopted for BOAC.
Overall performance will also be taken into consideration.
QUANTUM LEAP
i)
On the basis of marks obtained in the All round best selection marks criteria and
rank obtained in UPSC exams is compared. The trainee who have secured
highest jump will be awarded best trainee in Quantum Leap.
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TENTATIVE SCHEDULE OF OUT DOOR TESTS
Periodical test, Midterm and Final
Examination
Tests
1st Periodical test
8th week
2nd Periodical test
18th week
Midterm Examinations
25th week
3rd Periodical test
35th week
4th Periodical test
45th week
Final Examinations
55th week
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Tentative Dates
DAGO’s 43RD BATCH
SCHEDULE OF TRAINING FOR 43RD BATCH OF DAGOS
SL.NO
1
EVENTS
Arrival of DAGOs
:
:
Tentative Date
Zero Week
2
Commencement of training
:
First Week
3
1st Periodical test
:
8th Week of Training
4
2nd Periodical test
:
18th week of training
5
Rock Climbing
:
23th week of Training
6
Midterm exams
:
7
Midterm break
:
8
3rd Periodical test
:
9
Swimming/Driving
:
41st week of Training
10
Study tour
:
42nd week of Training
11
4th Periodical test
:
12
Athletic Meet
:
46th Week of training
13
Jungle camp & Survival
:
14
Field Firing
:
51st week of Training
15
Final exams
:
16
Passing out parade
:
57th Week of Training
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OUTDOOR TRAINING STAFF
Sl.No. Name and Designation
1
Sh. Dhiraj Kumar
Commandant (Trg)
:
2
Sh.Sarang
Dy.Comdt ( Trg & CoOrdination)
:
3
Dr.V.Paranjape
Dy.Comdt (Arjun Coy )
:
4
Sh. V.K.Raawat,
Dy.Comdt (Eklavya Coy)
4
Sh.Parveen Choudhary
Asst. Comdt (Trg)
:
5
Sh. Deepak Kumar
Asst. Comdt (Trg)
:
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Commandant (Trg)
:
Sh. Dhiraj Kumar, Commandant
Dy. Comdt (Trg)
:
Sh. Sarang, D/C
DAGOS 43RD (A) BATCH
OC – Arjun Coy
Coy 2-I/C Arjun Coy
:
:
Dr. V.Paranjape, D/C
Sh. Deepak Kumar, A/C
OC – Eklavya Coy
Coy 2-I/C Eklavya Coy
:
:
Sh. V.K.Rawat, D/C
Sh. Parveen Choudhary, A/C
Guide officers - DAGOs 43rd (A) Batch
Squad No.
01
02
03
04
05&08
06&07
Name of Officer
Sh. Neeraj Singh Rathore, Dy. Comdt
Dr.V.Paranjape, Dy.Comdt
Sh. Sarang, Dy. Comdt
Sh. Deepak Kumar, A/C
Sh. Praveen Kumar Choudhary, A/C
Sh. V.K.Rawat, D/C
Sl.No
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
Force No
801160732
115221676
108670049
903075315
881222584
861233119
920010518
880943321
901141079
900995227
903080834
015232935
075080631
055130116
921133036
991160261
Rank
Name
C.Vijayan
Subhash Chandra Poonia
Hardwari Lal
Ranjeet Singh
Mukesh Kumar
Onkar Singh
P.N.Yogi
C.Palavesan
Basant Kumar
Balwinder Singh
Surender Chand
Rakesh Kr. Sharma
Deepak Kumar
Manoj Kumar
S.B.Reddy
M.Muthu Kumar
Subject
PT
WT
WT
Drill
WT/IED
WT
WT/IED
WT
Drill
WT
Drill
Drill
Drill
WT
PT
PT
Designation
Insp/DAGOs
SO
SO
Drill/Wt Inst SQD No.01
Drill/Wt Inst Reserve
PT Inst SQD No. 01
PT Inst SQD No. 02
INSP
INSP(EXARMY)
SI/GD(EXARMY)
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
HC/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
17
18
19
20
21
22
991242816
031422262
041581443
031451454
971260689
065251044
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
P.Bramha
M.Prabhu
Jagdev Singh
Damore Rakesh
D.K.Ray
Abhijit Kanse
PT
PT/Photo
PT
PT
PT
PT
PT Inst SQD No. 03
PT Inst SQD No. 04
PT Inst SQD No. 05
PT Inst SQD No. 06
PT Inst SQD No. 07
PT Inst SQD No. 08
23
24
25
26
27
28
045103599
001400017
055036736
001393425
005021362
981340738
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
CT/GD
Lob Tudu
A.Rahman
M.Pounraj
N.K.Bhati
Arjun Singh Yadav
Jagat Singh
PT
UAC
PT
PT/Photo
PT
PT Inst Reserve
PT Inst Reserve
PT Inst Reserve
PT Inst Reserve
PT Inst Reserve
PT Inst Reserve
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TEN COMMANDMENTS OF ACADEMY
01
Best infrastructure with best practices and learning culture.
02
Focus on dress, drills and discipline.
03
Standardized, up dated training contents and methodology.
04
Best efforts to achieve realistic targets / bench marks.
05
Specialized training in Compact modules
06
Profess rule of law
07
Focus on moral values and human virtues.
08
Guide Thoughts, Words, Actions, Habits to mould Character of Officers
09
Promote exemplary conduct on duty and in private life.
10
Promote team work as together we can.
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OUTDOOR TRAINING HAND BOOK FOR 43 BATCH OF DAGOs 2012

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