Naval Chief Lauds NCC Cadets at DGNCC Republic Day Camp 2019

 

New Delhi. Chairman Chief of Staff Committee (COSC) and the Chief of the Naval Staff (CNS) Admiral Sunil Lanba visited the DG NCC Republic Day Camp at Cariappa Parade Ground, Delhi Cantt and was received by DG NCC Lt Gen PP Malhotra on January 21.

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The Chief of the Naval Staff reviewed an impressive ‘Guard of Honour’ by the smartly turned out Cadets selected from all the three Wings of NCC i.e. Army, Navy and Air Force. This was followed by a brilliant band display by the cadets.

The CNS also inspected the well laid out flag areas prepared by the NCC cadets, from all the 17 NCC Directorates, depicting various Social Awareness themes. Various Naval ship models fabricated by the cadets were also displayed.

Later, the Admiral witnessed a spectacular cultural performance put up by the multi talented the Cadets, depicting the rich Indian Culture.

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Speaking on the occasion, the Chief of the Naval Staff complimented the Cadets for presenting an impressive ‘Guard of Honour’. He was impressed by the smart turnout and drill of the Cadets. Admiral Lanba stated that NCC is a premier youth organisation which single- mindedly engaged in grooming Nation’s Future leaders and empowering them to don the mantle of country’s leadership, as well as excel in all walks of life.

He noted the contribution of NCC Cadets towards Nation Building and their indomitable spirit and support during calamities also appreciated the efforts in pursuit of naval activities, to include long duration and high risk sailing. The CNS also urged the NCC Cadets to join the armed forces and serve the motherland.

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