According to a report on the Bloomberg News website on November 4, India has revised a short-term military recruitment plan, extended the length of service for conscripts, and added channels for transferring to long-term active duty. Currently, border tension between India and Pakistan continues, and the country's defense system is under pressure. To a certain extent, this adjustment corrected the most controversial provision of the “Path of Fire” military recruitment plan. The plan replaces a large number of military personnel recruited through the traditional military recruitment system with four-year contract soldiers. Only a quarter of each group of enlisted soldiers are allowed to stay in the military after completing their service period.

According to a report on the Bloomberg News website on November 4, India has revised a short-term military recruitment plan, extended the length of service for conscripts, and added channels for transferring to long-term active duty. Currently, border tension between India and Pakistan continues, and the country's defense system is under pressure. To a certain extent, this adjustment corrected the most controversial provision of the “Path of Fire” military recruitment plan. The plan replaces a large number of military personnel recruited through the traditional military recruitment system with four-year contract soldiers. Only a quarter of each group of enlisted soldiers are allowed to stay in the military after completing their service period.