NCC nurtures discipline, courage, commitment to selfless service: CM Sai
2 min readRaipur(Team Newsbuddy): Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, addressing the felicitation ceremony of NCC cadets and instructors at his residence today, stated “NCC is an organization that instills discipline in the youth, builds character, nurtures courage, and inspires them towards selfless service. It also encourages our youth to pursue careers in the armed forces and other security services.”
He congratulated and extended his best wishes to the NCC officials and cadets who participated in the Republic Day parade. Expressing his happiness, he noted “This is a moment of great pride. It is heartwarming to witness the NCC cadets from our state marching on the Kartavya Path in New Delhi. The selection of a cadets from our state for the R-Day parade is a significant achievement not just for that cadets but for the entire state.”
Citing the NCC motto ‘Unity and Discipline’, Chief Minister Shri Sai shared how it nurtures patriotism and strengthens national unity. He also celebrated the increasing participation of girls in NCC, noting proudly, “Our girls have increased the prestige of Chhattisgarh by excelling in NCC at both national and international levels.”
Recognizing India as the world’s youngest country, he spoke optimistically about India’s achievements under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the goal set by him to develop India by 2047. He expressed confidence in the youth playing an important role in achieving this vision, stating, “With the contribution of our energetic youth, we will surely accomplish this goal and establish our nation as the strongest in the world. Whatever path you choose in the future, always remember that you are contributing to nation-building.”
During the ceremony, trainees and cadets were felicitated for their outstanding performances in various national competitions hosted by NCC. The event concluded with a captivating cultural performances by the cadets, featuring a dance inspired by the Baiga tribe and a traditional Kuchipudi performance.
NCC officials shared that the NCC Raipur Group is the largest in the country, operating 16 units with affiliations from 342 educational institutions. The group includes nearly 23,000 students, with girls constituting 43 per cent of the total. Highlighting the Republic Day Parade of 2024, they noted the participation of 25 women cadets, including four from Chhattisgarh, which they described as a source of great pride. Besides, detailed information was provided about the activities and accomplishments of the NCC Raipur Group.
Cabinet Minister Brijmohan Agrawal, MLA Purandar Mishra, Bhawana Bohra, DG NCC Lieutenant General Gurbirpal Singh, ADG Major General AK Mahajan, Group Commander Brigadier VS Chauhan of NCC Headquarters Raipur, Chhattisgarh, along with army officers and cadets were also present.