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Defence
Brigadier Honors NCC Cadets at Amritsar Training Camp
✍️ Amar Ujala · Amritsar
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 04:02 PM
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The Group Commander Brigadier presented honors to cadets during the NCC training camp held in Amritsar, Punjab.
Amritsar, Punjab – At the National Cadet Corps (NCC) training camp in Amritsar, the Group Commander holding the rank of Brigadier formally recognized the participating cadets. The ceremony, conducted as part of the camp’s concluding events, saw the Brigadier present certificates and medals to the trainees for their performance and discipline.
Camp officials highlighted that the NCC program aims to develop leadership, patriotism, and physical fitness among youth. The cadets, drawn from schools and colleges across the region, underwent a series of drills, adventure activities, and community service projects over the week.
The Brigadier’s remarks emphasized the importance of the NCC’s role in nation‑building and encouraged the cadets to continue serving the country with dedication. The event concluded with a group photograph and a vote of thanks from the camp’s commanding officer.
The ceremony underscores the continued collaboration between the defence establishment and educational institutions in fostering a sense of duty among young Indians.
Camp officials highlighted that the NCC program aims to develop leadership, patriotism, and physical fitness among youth. The cadets, drawn from schools and colleges across the region, underwent a series of drills, adventure activities, and community service projects over the week.
The Brigadier’s remarks emphasized the importance of the NCC’s role in nation‑building and encouraged the cadets to continue serving the country with dedication. The event concluded with a group photograph and a vote of thanks from the camp’s commanding officer.
The ceremony underscores the continued collaboration between the defence establishment and educational institutions in fostering a sense of duty among young Indians.