Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps (NCC) Celebrates 71st Raising Day - 24th November 2019

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24-November, 2019 12:04 IST
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Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps (NCC) Celebrates 71st Raising Day

Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps(NCC), the Largest Uniformed Youth Organisation in the World is Celebrating the 71st Raising Day today on Sunday, 24th November 2019.

The Celebrations began Yesterday on Saturday, 23rd November 2019 with Union of India's Establishment, Ministry of Defence, Secretary Dr Shri Ajay Kumar and Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps(NCC), Director General-Lieutenant General Rajeev Chopra, Ati Vishisht Seva Medal (AVSM) paying Homage to the Indian Armed Forces-Martyrs who made the Supreme Sacrifice in the Service of the Hindu/Indian Nation at the National War Memorial in New Delhi.

Union of India's Establishment, Ministry of Defence, Secretary Dr Shri Ajay Kumar and Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps(NCC), Director General-Lieutenant General Rajeev Chopra, Ati Vishisht Seva Medal (AVSM) Laid Wreaths on Behalf of the Entire Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps(NCC) Fraternity.

The Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps(NCC) Raising Day was Also Celebrated all over the Union of India with the Cadets Participating in Marches, Traditional Activities and Social Development Programmes.

During the Current Year, the Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps(NCC) Soldiers have Contributed Immensely in Relief Operations Carried Out During Floods in
Union of India, Maharashtra State
Union of India, Bihar State
Union of India, Kerala State.

The Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps(NCC) also Participated Wholeheartedly in the Swachhta Abhiyan, Swachhta Cycle Rally, Mega Pollution Pakhwada and played a Pivotal Role in Spreading Awareness about Various Union of India's Establishment Initiatives like Digital Literacy, Global Day of Yoga, Blood Donation Camps, Tree Plantation and Immunisation Programs Etc.

Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps (NCC) Girl Cadets Successfully Summited the Mount Tenchenkhang (6,010 metres) in Union of India, West Bengal State Including Sikkim.

Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps (NCC) Boy Cadets Successfully Summited Mount HanumarTibba (5,982 metres) in Union of India, Himachal Pradesh State.

The Multifaceted Activities and Varied Curriculum of Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps (NCC) Provides Unique Opportunities to the Hindu/Indian/Hindustani Youth for their Development.

Many Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps (NCC) have Done the Hindu/Indian Nation and the Indian Armed Forces Proud by their Remarkable Achievements in the Fields of Sports and Adventure.

Indian Armed Forces, National Cadet Corps (NCC) Continues the Relentless Efforts towards Moulding the Hindu/Indian/Hindustani Youth into Responsible Citizens of Union of India.