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Ten-day NCC camp concludes

A 10-day camp came to an end at DAV Institute of Engineering and Technology College under the aegis of 2 Punjab NCC Battalion. As many as 350 NCC cadets learnt military training, personality development and leadership mantras. The cadets participated...

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Jalandhar, Updated At : 10:52 AM Nov 28, 2024 IST

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A 10-day camp came to an end at DAV Institute of Engineering and Technology College under the aegis of 2 Punjab NCC Battalion. As many as 350 NCC cadets learnt military training, personality development and leadership mantras. The cadets participated in many competitions and sharpened their skills. Group Commander Brigadier Ajay Tiwari, Sena Medal recipient, also inspected the camp.

He told the cadets about time management, self-reliance and also how to live in a camp with team spirit. Camp Commander Colonel Vinod Joshi said that the cadets were taught to wake up early, perform their daily chores, run and exercise at six in the morning.

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