<p>On June 21, GMR Infra said that it would provide Agniveers jobs in its subsidiary RAXA Security Solutions, a security company that provides man-guarding services, techno security solutions, fire services, and cyber security services.</p>.<p>"GMR Infrastructure Limited has decided to give high priority to Agniveers who are willing to pursue a new career in the private security domain and offer them employment in its subsidiary, RAXA Security Solutions for a variety of assignments' ', the company said in a statement.</p>.<p>From Mahindra Group boss Anand Mahindra to Bengaluru-based Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar Shaw and Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran, all have backed this scheme as well.</p>.<p>While Biocon did not respond to queries sent by <em>DH </em>on how exactly the company plans to recruit Agniveers, Mahindra Group did not want to comment. The Tata Group said in a Tweet, "It will build a diverse profile to strengthen India’s security."</p>.<p>On the other hand, Mahindra took to his personal Twitter handle to say, "With leadership, teamwork & physical training, agniveers provide market-ready professional solutions to industry, covering the full spectrum from operations to administration & supply chain management."</p>
<p>On June 21, GMR Infra said that it would provide Agniveers jobs in its subsidiary RAXA Security Solutions, a security company that provides man-guarding services, techno security solutions, fire services, and cyber security services.</p>.<p>"GMR Infrastructure Limited has decided to give high priority to Agniveers who are willing to pursue a new career in the private security domain and offer them employment in its subsidiary, RAXA Security Solutions for a variety of assignments' ', the company said in a statement.</p>.<p>From Mahindra Group boss Anand Mahindra to Bengaluru-based Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar Shaw and Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran, all have backed this scheme as well.</p>.<p>While Biocon did not respond to queries sent by <em>DH </em>on how exactly the company plans to recruit Agniveers, Mahindra Group did not want to comment. The Tata Group said in a Tweet, "It will build a diverse profile to strengthen India’s security."</p>.<p>On the other hand, Mahindra took to his personal Twitter handle to say, "With leadership, teamwork & physical training, agniveers provide market-ready professional solutions to industry, covering the full spectrum from operations to administration & supply chain management."</p>
