Chief Minister of Delhi Ms Atishi visited the NCC Republic Day Camp at Delhi Cantt on January 15, 2025. She emphasised that the cadets, through their participation in the NCC, are not only developing their individual skills but also contributing to national and social development with selfless service.
The CM highlighted the significance of the Republic Day celebrations, reminding the cadets of the rich history and sacrifices made during the national freedom struggle. She also encouraged the young cadets to always remember & honour the values of freedom, unity, and justice that contribute towards the development of the nation.
The Chief Minister also acknowledged the inspiring qualities of the NCC cadets, highlighting their confidence, discipline, hard work, and deep sense of patriotism. She noted that these values not only benefit the cadets themselves but serve as an inspiration to the broader community, fostering a spirit of unity and nation-building.
She also urged the cadets to continue embodying the core principles of service, dedication, and nationalism. Concluding her address, she reaffirmed her faith in their potential to make significant contributions to both the society and nation. As part of the event, the Chief Minister reviewed the 'Guard of Honour' which was followed by a band performance from the cadets of Birla Balika Vidyalaya, Pilani, Rajasthan.
She then visited the 'Flag Area' where the NCC cadets from all 17 directorates creatively depicted various social themes. The CM then moved towards the ‘Hall of Fame’ and got briefed about the History, training and achievements of NCC.
She also got acquainted with the various projects on ‘Idea and Innovation’ undertaken by the young & ignited minds of all State Directorates. The visit culminated in the Pratap Hall auditorium with a riveting cultural performance by the bright youths.