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Marvels of Air Power

Relief Operations by SWAC at Bhuj
Air Chief Visits Chandigarh
ACM Dilbagh Singh: Nobility Personified
A Journey for Peace and Unity
National Integration Camp
Adventure Hikes of Indian Military Academy
Tri-Nation Air Force Cricket Tournament
Conserving Biodiversity of the Country
Physiotheraphy: The Product of a War
Preventive Measures in Bomb Threat Scenario
Knowing India: Granary of the Nation- Punjab
Earthquake and Animal
Here and There
From the File
Armed Forces Panaroma
 
 
   

 

 

  National Integration Camp
   
 

A National Integration Camp of NCC was held at Beriganga in Jodhpur. While speaking on the occasion, the Camp Commandant, Lt Col Harbhajnik Singh highlighted the importance of NCC in national development. He appealed to the cadets to contribute their services for the national development. The Deputy Camp Commandant, Lt Col Jaswant Singh explained the importance of good character, discipline and social service in self-development and the development of society.

About 400 NCC cadets from 16 NCC Directorates participated in the camp. Various competitions and other activities were organised at the National Integration Camp. The cadets were taken to various historical places in Rajasthan which exposed them to the culture and heritage of Rajasthan. The cadets were taken to Air Force Station to witness the technical prowess of fighter aircraft and other equipment.

The cadets were taken to Mehrangarh Fort, Ummed Bhawan Palace, Balsamand Pake Mandore Garden and Jaswant Thada. They were taken to Osian to see grandeur of its majestic sand dunes and sunset.

The cadets spent a day at Surpura village to acquaint themselves with life in a Rajasthan village. Here, they undertook a social service programme and tree plantation.

Prof LS Rathore, Vice Chancellor, JNV University, Jodhpur took the salute as chief guest at a special NCC parade. All ANO’s of Jodhpur group and cadets were present on the occasion. The chief guest appreciated the role of NCC in nation -building and social service. He gave away prizes to cadets who had excelled in various activities. Blood and eye donation camps, anti-dowry pledge and pledge to become a good citizen marked the occasion. The camp also organised Flag Area Competition on "Education in India and Evils of Society". A painting competition was also organised on information technology and population explosion. The Vice Chancellor, being an honorary Colonel, was given a ceremonial guard of honour at the camp quarter guard. He also reviewed the camp kit and the tent layout.

The cadets were taken to Army Cantonment for witnessing an Army equipment display. They were introduced to the latest weapons in the Indian Army. A lecture competition, a workshop on AIDS and an interactive quiz were conducted.

- Maj (Dr) AK Janardhanan