“I express my condolences to the family of Ajit Pawar ji. In this moment of grief, the nation stands in solidarity with the families of those we have lost,” he added.
Addressing cadets at the ongoing Republic Day Camp, the Air Chief shared deeply personal moments from his own life, from struggling to secure school admissions as a child to missing his first promotion board while in service, before eventually rising to lead one of the strongest air forces in the world.
Stepping into the Air House, the official residence of the Chief of the Indian Air Force, the cadets experienced a moment that many will carry for a lifetime as they were warmly hosted at an ‘At Home’ by Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh and his wife, Sarita Singh.
In a remarkable display of adventure, discipline and national pride, sixty spirited Naval NCC Cadets from the West Bengal & Sikkim Directorate set sail on an inspiring expedition from Farakka to Kolkata on Wednesday.
Terming former NCC cadets as strong pillars of India, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday said that they contribute to the nation’s development in diverse fields, not just passively but as active drivers.
Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Friday interacted with NCC cadets at the Special National Integration Camp organised in the Chinar Auditorium of the Badami Bagh Cantonment in Srinagar.
The National Cadet Corps organised nationwide yoga session where more than nine lakh cadets participated in the synchronised sessions at the iconic landmarks of the country, to commemorate the 11th International Day of Yoga, on Saturday.
This unique adventure activity, conducted in the picturesque village of Jhullus from 3 to 9 June, was organised by the 5 J&K Battalion NCC, Poonch, through their dedicated and well-trained team, marking a remarkable milestone in the region’s history.
Under Officer Theja V P of Kerala and Lakshadweep Directorate, and Senior Under Officer Aryamitra Nath of the North Eastern Region Directorate, were conferred with the Raksha Mantri Padak for their exceptional performance and dedication to duty during the investiture ceremony held at the ongoing NCC Republic Day Camp here on Monday.
Chief Minister Atishi visited the ongoing National Cadet Corps Republic Day Camp 2025 here today. During her visit, she emphasized the role of NCC cadets in not only developing personal skills but also making valuable contributions to national and social progress through their selfless service.
