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NCC drives spirit of courage, discipline, unity among youth: Deputy Chief Minister

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February 4, 2026
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Appreciates NCC Cadets of J&K Directorate for exemplary performance at RD camp 2026 in New  Delhi

JAMMU, FEBRUARY 4: Deputy Chief Minister, Surinder Choudhary, today  interacted with the National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh Directorate for their exemplary performance during their participation in Republic Day Camp – 2026 in New Delhi.

During his address to the cadets at Convention Centre Jammu, the Deputy Chief Minister congratulated them for their march on the Kartavya Path during the Republic Day Parade. He lauded their discipline, confidence and dedication, stating that the cadets had earned appreciation at the national level and acted as true ambassadors of Jammu and Kashmir.

Appreciating the J&K and Ladakh Directorate, he said that the participation in NCC events drives the spirit of unity, courage and discipline among our youth.

He highlighted the pivotal role of NCC in nation-building, saying that the organisation instills values of discipline, leadership, teamwork and patriotism among the youth. He added that the precision and commitment displayed by the cadets reflected the strong training and moral foundation provided by NCC.

The Deputy Chief Minister urged the youth to stay away from drugs and other social evils. He emphasized the need to channelize their energy and talent towards constructive and nation-building activities. He said that the youth are the backbone of the country and their positive engagement is essential for building a strong and progressive India.

He further called upon the young generation to become role models in society by adopting healthy lifestyles, promoting peace and contributing meaningfully to social development and national unity.

Maj Gen Anupinder Bevli, VSM, Additional Director General, NCC Directorate Jammu, Kashmir & Ladakh; Secretary Youth Services and Sports, Nuzhat Gul and other senior officers of NCC were also present on the occasion.

The cadets also performed colorful cultural programmes during the event.

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