NCC INFANTRY

Infantry is a military specialization that engages in military combat on foot, distinguished from cavalry, artillery, and armoured forces. The Infantry is the oldest branch in the Army. Ten companies of riflemen were authorized by the Continental Congress Resolve of 14 June 1775. They can operate in a wide range of terrain inaccessible to military vehicles, and can operate with a lower logistical burden. Infantry are the most easily delivered forces to ground combat areas, by simple and reliable marching, or by trucks, sea or air transport; they can also be inserted directly into combat. NCC INFANTRY, trains the youth to fight for the nation in close with the enemy, destroy and capture at the battle field. Infantry is the best fighting arm for close battle.

IF ANYONE TELLS HE IS FEARLESS, EITHER HE IS A LIAR OR HE IS AN INFANTRIAN.

Our Company had always sparkled with achievements and young officers. Our company commander, Associate NCC Officer, Lt. Dr. P. Arularasan had helped us to bring up more and more laurels to our company. He was the Parade Commander at the Passing Out Parade, OTA KAMPTEE, 2016. He had won the prestigious Director General’s Baton from MAJ. GEN.N. SRINIVAS RAO, COMMANDANT OTA KAMPTEE. He had conducted 5 successful Cadofest in DG VAISHNAV College. He was the Contingent Associate NCC Officer of Republic Day Camp, 2020. Last but not the least, He had won the Best Associate NCC Officer of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Andaman and Nicobar directorate, 2020. He stood with us as a pillar and has been supportive in promoting our thoughts to greater heights. He had been an integral part of our company and never failed to inspire un.

               

To Develop Character, Comradeship, Discipline, Leadership, Secular Outlook, Spirit of Adventure, and Ideals of Selfless Service amongst the Youth of the Country.

The very first aim of NCC is such that it provides you an environment where your character is developed all round, because a person's character is very important as to how he is perceived by society. The cadets are part of a society where everyone has each other's back and are living in harmony and working together and develop comradeship. The cadets are taught discipline through drill and physical activities. Their leadership qualities are developed by giving them ranks and responsibilities at a young age.

The camps bring about a spirit of adventure and are given exposure to other state cadets and cadets belonging to different backgrounds and this imbibes qualities of patriotism.

 

To Create a Human Resource of Organized, Trained and Motivated Youth, To Provide Leadership in all Walks of life and be Always Available for the Service of the Nation.

Cadets have a unique identity wherever they go and as the saying goes, " Once a cadet , always a cadet" , ex NCC cadets have a skill which makes you disciplined and are trained in the way of following and giving orders and the leadership qualities taught last enough for a life time and ex NCC cadets have gone on to achieve great things in many fields.

To Provide a Suitable Environment to Motivate the Youth to Take Up a Career in the Armed Forces.

The cadets are trained in the military way of life and are given training my soldiers and officer and are allowed to participate in many adventure activities and are motivated to take up a career in the armed forces.

“UNITY AND DISCIPLINE”

The need for having motto for the Corps was discussed in the 11th Central Advisory Committee (CAC) meeting held on 11 Aug 1978. The mottos suggested were “Duty and Discipline”; “Duty, Unity and Discipline”; “Duty and Unity”; “Unity and Discipline”. The final decision for selection of “Unity and Discipline” as motto for the NCC was taken in the 12th CAC meeting held on 12 Oct 1980.“UNITY AND DISCIPLINE” which means all the cadets of NCC should be well disciplined. They should have good character, attitude and ambition along with the social responsibility. They must be united together as a team in all aspects without any discrimination based on caste, religion, gender, language, race and social status.

The vision and mission of NCC is to create awareness among the student community regarding its importance towards nation building. Besides, an NCC cadet is presented with a plethora of job opportunities in reputed government and public sector concerns. We intend to train students to participate in the Republic Day parade and youth exchange program. NCC contributes to the overall personality development of a person and mentally equips them to face the various challenges they may encounter in life.

WE THE CADETS OF THE NATIONAL CADET CORPS,DO SOLEMNLY PLEDGE THAT WE SHALL ALWAYS UPHOLD THE UNITY OF INDIA.WE RESOLVE TO BE DISCIPLINED AND RESPONSIBLE CITIZEN OF OUR NATION.WE SHALL UNDERTAKE POSITIVE COMMUNITY SERVICE IN THE SPIRIT OF SELFLESSNESSAND CONCERN FOR OUR FELLOW BEINGS.

The NCC flag for various units of the NCC was first introduced in 1951. The flag was of same pattern, colour and size as was used by various regiments of the Army. The only difference was that it had the NCC badge and unit designation placed in the centre. Later on it was felt that the flag should be in keeping with the inter-service character of the Corps. In 1954 the existing tricolour flag was introduced. The three colours in the flag depict the three services of the Corps, red for the Army, deep blue for the Navy and light blue for the Air Force. The letters NCC and the NCC crest in gold in the middle of the flag encircled by a wreath of lotus, give the flag a colourful look and a distinct identity.

Hum Sab Bharatiya Hain, Hum Sab Bharatiya Hain

Apni Manzil Ek Hai,

Ha, Ha, Ha, Ek Hai,

Ho, Ho, Ho, Ek Hai.

Hum Sab Bharatiya Hain.

Kashmir Ki Dharti Rani Hai,

Sartaj Himalaya Hai,

Saadiyon Se HumneIskoApneKhoon Se Pala Hai

Desh Ki Raksha Ki Khatir Hum Shamshir UthaLenge,

Hum Shamshir UthaLenge.

BikhreBikhreTaare Hain Hum LekinJhilmilEk Hai,

Ha, Ha, Ha, Ek Hai

Hum Sab Bharatiya Hai.

Mandir GurudwaareBhi Hain Yahan

Aur Masjid Bhi Hai Yahan

Girija Ka Hai GhariyaalKahin

Mullah kiKahin Hai Ajaan

EkHee Apna Ram Hain, Ek hi Allah Taala Hai,

EkHee Allah Taala Hain, RaangBirange Deepak Hain Hum,

LekinJagmagEk Hai, Ha HaHaEk Hai, Ho HoHoEk Hai.

Hum Sab Bharatiya Hain, Hum Sab Bharatiya Hain.

"UNIFORMS ARE INCOMPLETE WITHOUT MEDALS"

• Achievements are the reflection of your hardwork and your skills.
• Every person in life has some achievements, accomplishments, rewards and successes earned.
•  5 COY NCC INFANTRY has brought laurels in bringing achievements to the college and proud in holding a national record in it

NCC INFANTRIAN’S IN ARMED FORCES
CSUO	1972	BALACHANDRAN	INDIAN NAVY
CSUO	1975	JAYAKUMAR.N.C	ARMY(IMA)
CUO	1981	BHUVARGHAN	IAF
CUO	1981	SURESH	ARMY
CUO	1981	TILAK RAO	INDIAN NAVY
CUO	1982	BHASKAR.D	ARMY
SGT	1982	VENKATESH.N	ARMY(IMA)
SGT	1982	RAMESH	ARMY(IMA)
SGT	1982	SRINIVASAN	ARMY(IMA)
CSUO	1985	SHANKAR SRINIVAS	ARMY(OTA)
CUO	1985	BALAJI	ARMY
CSUO	1989	RAJIV MENON	ARMY(OTA)
CUO	1989	SREEDHAR VASUDEVAN	ARMY
CSUO	1990	RAMKUMAR	ARMY(OTA)
CUO	1990	ANUJPATAK	IAF
CSUO	1991	RAKESH MENON	ARMY(OTA)
SGT	1993	SHARAD CHAND KATOCH	ARMY(IMA)
SGT	1994	BALANARAYAN	ARMY(OTA)
CSM	1996	SRINATH RAGAVAN	ARMY(OTA)
SGT	2000	GAUTHAM JAISWAL	ARMY(OTA)
CSUO	2006	M.BALAMURUGAN	ARMY(OTA)

REPUBLIC DAY CAMP

The Annual Republic Day Camp (RDC) is held at Garrison Parade Ground, Delhi Cantt every year from 01 Jan to 29 Jan. 2070 selected NCC cadets from all States and Union Territories attend the camp. This camp represents all parts of India and is a ‘Mini India’ in itself. The camp is normally inaugurated by the Vice President of India in the first week of Jan and culminates with the Prime Minister’s Rally on 28 January. It is a matter of great pride for a cadet to be selected to represent his/ her state in the Republic Day Camp.

NOMINAL ROLL OF CADETS WHO WENT FOR

REPUBLIC DAY CAMP AT NEW DELHI

S.No	Rank	Name	Year	Achievement
1	CSUO	P. PRANAV	2020	R.D.C
2	CUO	P. SATHISH KUMAR	2020	R.D.C
3	CUO	U.K. VARUN	2020	R.D.C
4	CSUO	B. AJITH KUMAR	2019	R.D.C
5	CUO	V. NISHANTH	2019	R.D.C
6	CUO	P. PRAHALAD	2019	R.D.C
7	SGT	B. BHUPESH	2019	R.D.C
8	CUO	G. CINDIA	2018	R.D.C
9	SGT	V. GOPI	2018	R.D.C
10	CUO	S. SRIKANTH	2017	R.D.C
11	CSUO	R. RAJKUMAR	2015	R.D.C
12	CUO	S.MD ARAFAT HUSSAIN	2015	R.D.C
13	CUO	K. PRAVEEN KUMAR	2015	R.D.C
14	CUO	R. KIRUBA	2015	R.D.C
15	CUO	C. HARITHA	2015	R.D.C
16	CSUO	P. GUGAN	2014	R.D.C
17	CSUO	S. RAGAVENDRAN	2013	R.D.C
18	CUO	B.S. NARENDRAN	2013	R.D.C
19	CUO	J. SURAJ	2013	R.D.C
20	CSUO	M M KRISHNAN	2012	R.D.C
21	CUO	PRADEEP KUMAR	2012	R.D.C
22	CSUO	L.MURUGAN	2009	R.D.C
23	CSUO	SENSAN TAUPHIL  AIND	2008	R.D.C
24	CUO	S.PRASAD	2008	R.D.C
25	CSUO	V.V SUBHA	2007	R.D.C
26	CSUO	M.BALAMURUGAN	2006	R.D.C
27	CUO	R.SUNIL KUMAR	2006	R.D.C
28	CUO	P.MAHALAKSHMI	2006	R.D.C
29	CSUO	H.PRAVIN KUMAR	2005	R.D.C
30	CUO	P.H.KRISHNAN	2005	R.D.C
31	CUO	K.RAJASHEKAR	2005	R.D.C
32	CSUO	HEMANSHU.V.KHANNA	2004	R.D.C
33	CUO	V.R.ASHWIN	2004	R.D.C
34	CSUO	SHENOY.K.KAMAL	2003	R.D.C
35	CUO	S.PRABHU	2003	R.D.C
36	CSUO	MANTHAN.K.PATHAK	2002	R.D.C
37	CUO	NAROTTAM KUMAR	2002	R.D.C
38	CUO	C.S.AJITH	2002	R.D.C
39	CUO	V.R.VIJAYANAND	2002	R.D.C
40	CUO	K.SIDDHARTHAN	2001	R.D.C
41	CSUO	KIRAN.M.NAIR	2000	R.D.C
42	CUO	ANAND MENON	2000	R.D.C
43	CUO	V.UVARAJ	2000	R.D.C
44	CSUO	SUMEET KHARBANDA	1999	R.D.C
45	CUO	K.KAUSHIK RAMASWAMY	1999	R.D.C
46	CSUO	RAGHAVENDRA.C.TAWKHER	1998	R.D.C
47	CUO	P.PRABHAKAR	1998	R.D.C
48	CUO	R.SIVAKUMAR	1998	R.D.C
49	CUO	G.SRINIVASAN SAIRAM	1998	R.D.C
50	CUO	A.SRIRAM	1998	R.D.C
51	SGT	B.PRABHAKARAN	1998	R.D.C
52	SUO	PANKAJ SHARMA	1997	R.D.C
53	CSUO	ROOPESH.H.NAIR	1997	R.D.C
54	CUO	V.SACHIN	1997	R.D.C
55	CSM	S.SATHISH KUMAR	1997	R.D.C
56	SGT	K.G.RANJITH NAIR	1997	R.D.C
57	SUO	NEERAJ GUPTA	1996	R.D.C
58	CSUO	HEMANTH BOHRA	1996	R.D.C
59	CUO	VINEET SETHI	1996	R.D.C
60	CUO	ARVIND.A	1996	R.D.C
61	CUO	B.L.SURESH BABU	1996	R.D.C
62	CPL	J. RAM BHARATH	1996	R.D.C
63	CSUO	H.VIJAYAKUMAR	1995	R.D.C
64	CUO	A.KARTHIKEYAN	1995	R.D.C
65	CSUO	HEMANSHU.K.NAIK	1994	R.D.C
66	CUO	P.ARUN KUMAR	1994	R.D.C
67	CUO	G.BALANARAYAN	1994	R.D.C
68	CSUO	ARVIND NACHAYA	1993	R.D.C
69	CUO	ANAND MENON	1993	R.D.C
70	CUO	ARDHANARISWARA.V	1993	R.D.C
71	CSUO	SUDHIR SUKUMARAN	1992	R.D.C
72	CUO	SURESH.V.R	1992	R.D.C
73	CUO	DINESH.J	1992	R.D.C
74	CUO	JAGANATH.N	1992	R.D.C
75	CSUO	RAKESH MENON	1991	R.D.C
76	CUO	NARENDRANATH	1991	R.D.C
77	CSUO	RAMKUMAR.S	1990	R.D.C
78	CSUO	DURGA PRASAD NAMBIAR	1990	R.D.C
79	CUO	RAJESH MENON	1990	R.D.C
80	CUO	DHIWAKARAN	1990	R.D.C
81	CUO	SIDDARTHAN	1990	R.D.C
82	CUO	ANUJ PATHAK	1990	R.D.C
83	CSUO	RAJIV MENON	1989	R.D.C
84	CUO	HARISH RAJ GOPAL	1989	R.D.C
85	CUO	BHARADWAJAN	1989	R.D.C
86	CSUO	AASHISH VACHAR	1988	R.D.C
87	CSUO	JITESH KUMAR	1987	R.D.C
88	CUO	ARVIND	1987	R.D.C
89	CUO	VARADAN	1987	R.D.C
90	CSUO	SHANKAR SRINIVAS	1985	R.D.C
91	CUO	SHIVAKUMAR.P.N	1985	R.D.C
92	CPL	MADHU	1985	R.D.C
93	SGT	PRAKASH	1982	R.D.C
94	CSUO	SUDESH KUMAR.K	1981	R.D.C
95	CUO	BHUVARGHAN	1981	R.D.C
96	CUO	ASLAM SALAM	1981	R.D.C
97	CSUO	DINESH SAWHNEY	1979	R.D.C
98	CUO	BALACHANDRAN	1972	R.D.C

 

ALL INDIA BEST CADET

During the republic day camp out of all the states only one cadet is selected for the ALL INDIA BEST CADET Award. The selected cadet will be awarded with the medal and baton from the prime minister of India. It is a matter of huge honour for a cadet in achieving this.

S. No	Rank	Name	Year
1.	SUO	NEERAJ GUPTA	1996
2.	SUO	PANKAJ SHARMA	1997
3.	SGT	C.s. ARAVIND	1998
4.	CSUO	SHENOY.K.KAMAL	2003

 

YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAMME

Selected NCC cadets participate in Youth Exchange Programme which is a country to country exchange of cadets belonging to NCC/ equivalent Govt/ youth organizations of friendly countries. The selected NCC cadet will representing our country as an Indian youth ambassador to the foreign countries.They participate in NCC activities of the host country to create an increased awareness and appreciation of each other’s socio-economic and cultural realities. NCC has a vibrant YEP with ten countries.As of now more than 100 cadets proceed abroad on YEP annually.

NOMINAL ROLL OF CADETS WHO WENT FOR

YOUTH EXCHANGE PROGRAMME

Sl No	RANK	NAME	YEAR	COUNTRY
1	CUO	ASLAM SALAM	1981	CANADA
2	CSUO	SHANKAR SRINIVAS	1985	UK
3	CSUO	RAJIV MENON	1989	CANADA
4	CSUO	DURGA PRASAD NAMBIAR	1990	SHIP FOR WORLD YOUTH
5	CUO	ANUJ PATHAK	1990	CANADA
6	CUO	RAKESH MENON	1991	UK
7	CUO	ANAND MENON	1993	UK
8	CUO	G.BALANARAYAN	1994	U.K.
9	CUO	VINEETH SETHI	1996	CANADA
10	SUO	PANKAJ SHARMA	1997	CANADA
11	CUO	K.KAUSHIKRAMASWAMY	1999	SRI LANKA
12	CUO	ANAND MENON	2000	NEPAL
13	CUO	NAROTTAM KUMAR	2002	SINGAPORE
14	CUO	C. S. AJITH	2002	NEPAL
15	CSUO	SHENOY.K.KAMAL	2003	RUSSIA
16	CSUO	M.M.KRISHNAN	2012	SRILANKA
17	CUO	PRADEEP KUMAR	2012	NEPAL
18	CUO	PRAHALAD P	2020	KAZAKHSTAN

 

THAL SAINIK CAMP

It is a national level camp held at New Delhi every year. Cadets from all over India will be taking part in this camp. Competitions like obstacles course, firing, tent pitching, map reading, judging distance are conducted during this camp. The BEST CADET competition was introduced in the year 2019. It is one of the most adventurous camps to take part in.

THALSAINIK CAMP (TSC) ACHIEVEMENT

S.NO	RANK	NAME	YEAR	ACHIEVEMENT
1.	CUO	SHUKLA.H.K	1988	TSC
2.	CPL	PRATAP.S	1988	TSC
3.	CPL	SHIVA KUMAR.R	1988	TSC
4.	SGT	GANESH	1990	TSC
5.	CUO	AJAY BAHETY	1992	TSC
6.	SGT	MARUTHI	1992	TSC
7.	SGT	BALAKRISHNAN.N	1993	TSC
8.	CUO	M.KATHIRAVAN	1996	TSC
9.	CUO	AMOL.B.THORAT	1998	TSC
10.	CUO	E.C.SRIDHARAN	2002	TSC
11.	CUO	M.SATHISH KHANNAN	2004	TSC
12.	CUO	G.K.POORNIMA	2007	TSC
13.	CUO	J.UDHAYAKUMAR	2014	TSC
14.	CUO	S.RAMYA	2015	TSC
15	CUO	AKSHAYA .P	2016	TSC

 

NATIONAL INTEGRATION CAMP

National Integration Camps (NIC)/ Special National Integration Camps (SNIC). National Integration Camps and Special National Integration Camps are conducted to make cadets understand and value the rich heritage of cultures that forge unity despite the diverse languages, traditions and religions of our country. These camps are conducted on an all India basis and help bridge the cultural gap among various states of India. 37 National Integration Camps are conducted every year. In addition, six Special NICs are conducted in the extremities of our country at Leh / Srinagar (J&K), Dimapur (North Eastern Region), Peddapuram (Kakinada), Badabagh (Jaisalmer), Lakshadweep and Port Blair.

S.NO	RANK	NAME	YEAR	ACHIEVEMENT
1	CUO	MALLIGA	2014	NIC-DARJELLING
2	CUO	MONICA	2014	NIC-DARJELLING
3	SGT	SWETHA	2014	NIC-DARJELLING
4	SGT	HARI PRASAD	2012	NIC- PANCHKANI (MAHARASTRA)
5	CSUO	D.ASHOK KUMAR	2011	NIC- HARIDHWAR
6	L/CPL	M.M.KRISHNAN	2011	NIC- HARIDHWAR
7	CPL	VARUN	2011	NIC- HARIDHWAR
8	L/CPL	PRADEEP KUMAR	2011	NIC-TIRUNELVELI

 

ARMY ATTACHMENT CAMP

Cadets derive immense value through attachment to the Armed Forces Units where they experience the functioning of military units and life in armed forces units. Various attachment like:

• Army units/regiments
• Indian military academy
• Officers training academy
• Airforce academy
• Naval academy
• Naval ship attachment

S.NO	RANK	NAME	YEAR	ACHIEVEMENT
1	CUO	S.SRINATH	2014	ARMY ATTACHMENT-SECUNDERABAD
2	CUO	J.NANDA KISHORE	2014	ARMY ATTACHMENT-SECUNDERABAD
3	CSM	N.MOHANRAJ	2014	ARMY ATTACHMENT-SECUNDERABAD
4	CQMS	VISWANATHAN	2014	ARMY ATTACHMENT-SECUNDERABAD
5	SGT	BALAJI	2014	ARMY ATTACHMENT-SECUNDERABAD
6	CUO	PRADEEP KUMAR	2012	ARMY ATTACHMENT - ALLAHABAD

 

COMBINED ANNUAL TRAINING CAMP

Camp training is the practical manifestation of institutional training. The basic aim of Camps is to introduce cadets to a regimented way of life and helps in developing camaraderie, team work, leadership qualities, self-confidence, self-reliance and dignity of labour in the cadets. Annual Training Camps/ Combined Annual Training Camps (ATC/CATC). These are held within the state under the aegis of respective NCC Directorates.

SOCIAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES (JEEVA SPARSAM)

D G Vaishnav college ,5 Company NCC Infantry is conducting social welfare activities since 2003 with the name MANOPKAR. Later, it renamed as JEEVA SPARSAM. The community service are organized with the aim of making best use of our proud uniforms to/for the society.

1000 plus social activities has been organized under various themes of Jeeva Sparsam banner since 2003

CADOFEST as the name suggests is a festival of the cadets. Cadofest is an inter-collegiate NCC competition held for 3 days annually in the D.G.Vaishnav college campus for NCC cadets. CADOFEST is the first step to reach their miles and popular among cadets. where it tests, identifies and shapes their best talents in the metropolis who ultimately be qualifying themselves to participate in the R.D.C and T.S.C held at New Delhi.

This remarkable and glorious festival of D.G.Vaishnav college NCC INFANTRY had started in the year of 1981 with the master mind of late Maj. Srinivasan after nine years of its inception CADOFEST gets a step ahead of getting its motto as “KADAM MILAO-WALK IN STEP” made advancements of getting the logo. CADOFEST is the symbol of comradeship, unity, friend ship, patriotism, oneness and understanding.

The various college cadet’s boys and girls in and around would participate this glorious festival and prove their potential in bagging the overall champion ship banner.

THE EVENTS IN CADOFEST

1. Contingent Drill
2. Guard of Honour
3. Cherry Blossom
4. Best Cadet
5. Asthra
6. Jeeva Sparsam
7. Cross Country
8. Debate
9. Samarvir
10. Maitrayi
11. Treasure Hunt
12. Obstacle Course
13. Cultural Competition
14. Quiz
15. K,G.S.K
16. Kholna Jodna
17. Flag Area

CONTINGENT DRILL COMPETITION

An event where co-ordination, discipline, uniformity and smartness are all revealed together and that is contingent drill. Every college sends in 21 cadets with the best turnout for this event, where the ultimate test of precision, fineness and unity comes to the fore. This event is specially meant for first year cadets.

CHERRY BLOSSOM

One cadet with the best turnout from each college is selected. Individual drill competition is held for the selected cadets. The best of them is honored with the title ‘cherry blossom cadet’ and is awarded a trophy.

CROSS COUNTRY

Maximum grit, determination, steadfastness and adamantine will do to go on and on and never to give up these qualities will do for the cross country. 6kms for boys and 3kms for the girls tests the endurance of the cadets more than 300 cadets participate in this big event.

JEEVA SPARSAM

This award encourages NCC cadets to actively involved in environmental conservation activities and social service, keeping with the motto-TOUCHING LIFE. NCC cadets from the participating colleges organize and participate in a number of blood donation camps, tree plantations, cleanliness drives, awareness campaign, Contributions to orphanages and old age homes etc. The sincerest endeavour is entitled to this befitting award.

MAITRAYI

As the name suggests this competition is about friendship. This event finds the most popular cadet of Cadofest. This event is restricted for the first-year cadets and is the highlight of Cadofest.

BEST CADET

Best cadet competition is to find the most outstanding cadet in the activities under NCC’s concern. This competition includes a test paper in General knowledge, General service knowledge, Cross Country, Drill, Firing, Extempore and of course a personal interview. About 200 cadets participate in this competition which is only for the first-year cadets. Among these competitors, only one cadet from Senior Division (boys) and one cadet from the Senior Wing (girls) is chosen to be the winner.

DEBATE

This event aims at featuring innovative thoughts about an issue and reasons out the broad ideas of the present youth.

FLAG AREA

It is an event where thoughts are enriched with a blend of colours in portraying the human values in accordance to the topic given on an area of 6 x 6 feet.

OBSTACLE COURSE

Success is no thrill without obstacles for the defense personalities and these obstacles forms stepping stone for every success they reap. Join the chase, though at a smaller scale and fine out what is to overcome an8ft wall, Zig-Zags, Straight balance, gate vault and much more that stand in one’s way to be the most outstanding amongst all.

TREASURE HUNT

The human spirit has always been kindled by the adventurous thoughts of finding treasure and when man learns and masters the art of finding treasure using simple tools, he finds himself at home. But the best always brings out the truth- how good he/she is at this game of skill and luck.

CULTURAL COMPETITION

The lighter side of a serious festival. A competition which proves that NCC cadets not only include in military activities but are also conversant with the art of entertainment. This segment includes competition in solo song, group song, group dance and. Each event has large number of participants and an event larger audience.

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