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The candidates who qualify Physical Standard Test (PST) will have to undergo written examination. Admit cards to the candidates, will be issued online by mentioning date and venue of the written test. Candidates have to download online admit card from ITBPF recruitment website i.e. www.recruitment.itbpolice.nic.in

Eligible and interested candidates need to apply online through ITBPF recruitment website www.recruitment.itbpolice.nic.in. Candidates are advised to fill the online application form after reading the instructions carefully and should provide genuine and functional e-mail ID and Mobile number at the time of filling online application form. Details as required under various segments should be mentioned clearly, correctly and logically. As the applications need to be submitted online only, applications received offline shall not be considered and will be rejected summarily.

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A dedicated animal transport (AT) wing is an inbuilt part of all border guarding units of Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) tasked to operate in high altitude sub-zero terrain for supply of ammunition, rations, water and other stores. The logistic convoys, consisting of ponies and troops, have a very pivotal role in keeping the AOM (axis of maintenance) alive in areas where no roads exist.

Keeping in view the dedicated service rendered by the AT troops under tough conditions since the inception of ITBP, the Force has rewarded the cadre by creating enhanced promotional avenues and plain posting rotation for the troops of animal transport. It is not without reasons that these ponies/jawans of the AT wing of ITBP are called the lifeline of the borders.

ITBP Animal Transport Recruitment 2022: Indo Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) has released the latest notification for the recruitment of Head Constable (HC) (Combatant Ministerial), Sub-Inspector (SI) Overseer, and Assistant Sub-Inspector/ Stenographer (ASI), SI (Staff Nurse), and Constable (Pioneer). Eligible candidates can apply online for the ITBP Vacancy 2022 from the website www.recruitment.itbpolice.nic.in. All the details related to ITBP Recruitment 2022 like Notification, Eligibility, Qualification, Age Limit, Salary, Apply Online, Important Dates, Application Fees, How to Apply, Exam Date, Admit Card, Answer Key, Syllabus, Results, Previous Papers, etc are given below.

The minimum educational qualification for @itbpolice.nic.in recruitment 2023 is as mentioned below, however, candidates with higher education also eligible for apply for Constable Animal Transport vacancy but age limit is mandatory.

The selection process of Indo Tibetan Border Police Constable Animal Transport 2023 includes Competitive Written exam Some other posts in @itbpolice.nic.in also contain interview / physical requirements. For detailed syllabus & exam pattern of ITBP Constable Animal Transport available at syllabus section,

In this section, candidates can click on ITBP advertisement link to download the pdf version notification by ITBP. For online application at @itbpolice.nic.in candidates has a direct access to Indo Tibetan Border Police online job application portal.

13 August 1998 - Floods in north-eastern China are threateningmillions of people in the country's industrial heartland, while in the south afresh flood peak is rushing down the Yangtze River, officials and state mediasaid today. "The swollen Songhua River is posing a threat to a million peoplenear Harbin, capital of north-east China's Heilongjiang province and a majorindustrial centre and grain production base", the China Daily said. Some2.5 million people were patrolling the Songhua's banks to watch for potentialbreaches as a third flood peak on the river triggered by heavy rains upstreamrolled towards Harbin, the newspaper said. Floods this summer have killed morethan 2,000 people, affected 240 million and submerged 21.53 million hectares(54.2 million acres) of farmland, according to week-old official statistics.Deeper north in Heilongjiang province on the Nen River, which merges with theSonghua before passing Harbin, the heavy waters were weakening dikes protectingthe industrial city of Qiqihaer, it said. "Some dikes made by farmers weredestroyed by the floods, which caused some farmland to be submerged", said anofficial with the Qiqihaer Flood-Control Headquarters. "Factories are notaffected", the official said, adding there were no reports of deaths orinjuries. But in a further sign of the widening impact of the floods on theeconomy, Heilongjiang's Daqing oil fields, the nation's largest crude producer,had shut more than 1,000 wells because of waterlogging, a Daqing official said.The floods were also threatening 52 rare Siberian tigers in a breeding centre inHarbin, the Xinhua news agency said. City authorities had made emergency plansto evacuate the beasts to another wild animal breeding centre more than 120miles away, Xinhua quoted Liu Xingchen, head of the tiger centre, as saying.Down south, flood workers on the Yangtze River in central China scored a majorvictory in bringing nature's fury under control, finally plugging a giant holein a dike that had inundated Jiujiang city. "Soldiers successfully put up aframework by striking hundreds of steel pipes into the breach, and sandbags andother filling materials were added to the framework to plug the breachcompletely", Xinhua said. But there was still no sign of respite for themillions of soldiers and civilians mobilised across China to battle the floods.The Yangtze's fifth flood peak of the year had passed Yichang city, site of thegargantuan Three Gorges Dam project, with the river's flow hitting a year-highpeak of 2.2 million cubic foot a second. Before the peak came, the cityorganised 85,000 workers to protect the embankment at a spot where a landslideoccurred, Xinhua said. It gave no details except that the dikes were holding. Ina sign the weeks of flooding were eroding law and order, the Supreme People'sCourt yesterday called for a crackdown on people who preyed on flood victims orobstructed relief work, Xinhua said. "Courts at all levels should give priorityto cases occurring amid the flood-fighting, and especially cases of destructionof public facilities, stealing, robbing or raping flood victims", Xinhua quoteda court notice as saying. China's propaganda tsar Ding Guan'gen had called onstate-run media to "provide moral support" to flood workers, Xinhua said. "Moreshould be done to highlight the civilians, soldiers and officials fighting thefloods, and the relief efforts nation-wide", Xinhua quoted Ding as saying.

29 July 1998 - Monsoon floods in Bangladesh have killed at least 140people and left millions homeless or marooned, and the situation could worsen asmore areas are affected, officials said today. They said 37 of the country's 64administrative districts were now in the grip of the floods, triggered more thantwo weeks ago by heavy rain. One of the worst-hit areas was the country'scapital Dhaka, where thousands of residents have moved into flood shelters. "Thesituation may aggravate further as the floods, although showing some improvementin a few places, continue to spread", one official at the prime minister'soffice told reporters. Unofficial sources, quoted by newspapers, this morningput the death at more than 200. Local papers also said diseases, caused bypeople drinking floodwater or eating rotten food, had broken out in manydistricts and had so far killed 20 people. Although there had been no rain overthe past four days, water levels on all of the country's major rivers were beingpushed higher by water from upstream and from across the Indian border,officials with the Water Development Board said. The floods have affected some20 million people, many of whom have lost their homes, officials said. A newdistrict flooded yesterday was Sunamganj in the country's north-east after theRiver Surma overflowed its banks, local officials said. Some 20 people have diedof diarrhoea, including 13 in northern Kurigram, while hundreds more have beensuffering, press reports said. Communications between Dhaka and Chittagong portin the south and the north-eastern tea-growing district of Sylhet have beenthreatened after floodwater inundated parts of the highways, transport officialssaid.

13 August 1998 - Heavy rain pounded Bangladesh today, aggravating themisery caused by floods across the country and pushing the death toll up to 326,officials said. They said some of the season's heaviest rains raised the levelsof major rivers, just after they had started to drop, and inundated new areas asconditions worsened in places already reeling from nearly a month of floods.Eleven deaths were reported today, including five people who drowned in theeastern district of Brahmanbaria and two more killed in fresh landslides inChittagong. Two others died in Cox's Bazar and one each in Sylhet and Tangaildistricts. Four people, including two children, had died in mudslides set off bythe rain in south-eastern Chittagong and Chittagong Hill Tracts late yesterday.At least 311 people died earlier in the floods which ravaged 37 of the country's64 administrative districts. Officials in the affected areas said more than 20million people had been badly hit, and at least a quarter of them were leftmarooned or homeless. Health officials said nearly 60,000 people had contracteddiarrhoea, caused by polluted water and rotten foods, in the flood-hitdistricts. In Dhaka, floodwater entered more homes and swallowed more roads asrains continued unabated from last night. Schools were forced to close andattendance in offices was low. "The flood situation is likely to aggravatefurther with the mid-monsoon showers likely to continue", said an official atDhaka's Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre. The weather office recorded 13inches of rain in Cox's Bazar over the 36-hour period till 1800, local time,yesterday. "We have been hit by some of the season's heaviest rains", ameteorology official in Chittagong said. Incessant showers hit the country'shilly north-east and raised river levels in the north-west, Water DevelopmentBoard officials said. "The Turag and Buriganga rivers near Dhaka swelled furtherand were flowing above their danger levels", they said. Roads between Dhaka andnorth-eastern district of Sylhet flooded once again, transport operators said.Witnesses also said highways between Chittagong and Cox's Bazar were flooded.Thousands of people who gathered in shelters in Dhaka and other places facedshortages of food and drinking water, relief officials said. The government ofPrime Minister Sheikh Hasina said it would start "open market sales" of ricenext week at rates below market prices. Hasina ordered the disaster managementministry and all other relevant departments to step up relief operationsyesterday. "I want to ensure that help reaches every victim of these disastrousfloods", she said. Opposition leader Begum Khaleda Zia told reporters yesterdaythat the government had "miserably failed" to tackle the floods and help thevictims. Agriculture ministry officials said they were busy assessing croplosses and their impact in the aftermath of the floods. 2351a5e196