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1,546 cadets set to participate in Thal Sainik Camp for twelve-days at Cariappa Parade Ground, Delhi
A total of 1,546 cadets, including 867 boys and 679 girls, from 17 NCC Directorates representing all the States and Union Territories will participate in a twelve-day Thal Sainik Camp which was inaugurated by Additional Director General (A) Air Vice Marshal P.V.S. Narayana at Cariappa Parade Ground, Delhi Cantt on September 2, 2025. The participating cadets will engage in a variety of competitions such as Obstacle Training, Map Reading, and other Institutional Training Competitions, providing them with a rich experience that emphasises physical endurance, mental acuity and teamwork.
The Thal Sainik Camp aims to provide cadets with an exposure to the key aspects of Army training, fostering a healthy competitive spirit while promoting discipline, leadership, and national integration. As a National-level camp exclusively for Army Wing cadets, the camp stands out for its focus on comprehensive training and character development.
Additional Director General highlighted the unique opportunities that NCC provides to the youth of the country, offering them a life full of adventure, discipline, and honour. He highlighted that NCC plays a crucial role in inculcating a sense of leadership and camaraderie among the cadets, preparing them to face the challenges of life with confidence.
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