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CDS Signs MoU with Indian Navy for Defence Education

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Srinagar | October, 14: Career Defence School (CDS) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Indian Navy to promote defence education and youth development in Jammu and Kashmir. The MoU was signed by Rear Admiral Aditya Hara, representing the Indian Navy, and Er. Vinay Rai, Founder and CEO of Career Defence School, marking an important step towards strengthening defence awareness and inspiring young students to explore opportunities in the armed forces, sources said.
The partnership reflects a shared commitment to encouraging discipline, leadership, teamwork, patriotism and a spirit of national service among the younger generation. Through this association, Career Defence School aims to further strengthen defence-oriented education, enhance awareness about career opportunities in the Indian Navy and other Armed Forces, and motivate students to develop the confidence, physical fitness and character required to pursue their aspirations. The collaboration also opens avenues for exploring mutually agreed educational initiatives and student engagement activities in accordance with the provisions of the MoU, reports said.
Expressing gratitude to the Indian Navy, Er. Vinay Rai, Founder and CEO of Career Defence School, said the association was a proud moment for the institution and reaffirmed its commitment to guiding and preparing young aspirants for future challenges. He emphasised the importance of providing students with appropriate guidance, career awareness and opportunities to develop leadership qualities while nurturing a strong sense of responsibility towards the nation. The Career Defence School expressed its sincere appreciation to the Indian Navy for its trust and support, describing the MoU as an important milestone in the institution’s continued efforts to contribute to nation-building through education and youth empowerment.

 

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