Governor Kataria Lauds NCC Cadets for Republic Day Parade Excellence in Chandigarh
In a ceremony held at Punjab Lok Bhavan in Chandigarh, Punjab Governor and Union Territory Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria honored National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets for their remarkable participation in the 77th Republic Day Parade and the Republic Day Camp held in New Delhi. The event celebrated the cadets' dedication and service to the nation.
Recognition of Discipline and Commitment
Governor Kataria emphasized that marching on Kartavya Path during the Republic Day Parade is a profound reflection of the cadets' discipline and unwavering commitment to national service. He praised their rigorous training and the values they embody, which contribute significantly to the country's youth development and patriotic spirit.
Contingent Details and Achievements
The governor provided detailed insights into the contingent sent by the NCC Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Chandigarh Directorate. A total of 133 cadets participated in the Republic Day Camp, with 63 hailing from Punjab and 28 from Chandigarh. This representation underscores the region's active involvement in national events.
Kataria highlighted the cadets' exceptional performance across various domains, including training, cultural activities, and competitive events. Notably, the Chandigarh Directorate secured the runner-up trophy among 17 directorates, earning several medals for their excellence. This achievement showcases the high standards and competitive spirit of the cadets from the region.
Outstanding Performances in Key Events
The governor further commended the cadets for their first-place finish in the marchpast at the Republic Day Parade on Kartavya Path and in the Guard of Honour during the Prime Minister's Rally. These accomplishments highlight their precision, coordination, and dedication to ceremonial duties.
Additionally, Kataria acknowledged the achievements of the directorate's participants in the all-India best cadet competition, reinforcing the NCC's role in fostering leadership and excellence among youth. The event served as a testament to the hard work and perseverance of the cadets and their instructors.
Overall, the ceremony in Chandigarh not only honored the cadets but also inspired future generations to contribute to national service through discipline and commitment.
