HT Bureau
GUWAHATI, Feb 1: On the occasion of the 75th Republic Day celebrations in New Delhi, the NER Directorate NCC contingent, representing NCC boys and girls cadets from all the North Eastern states, who participated in the Republic Day parade and PM’s rally, called on Governor Gulab Chand Kataria at Raj Bhavan on Thursday.
A total of 171 NCC cadets, along with Junior Wing cadets for NCC girls band and 4 remount and veterinary company cadets, actively participated in the camp. Congratulating each member of the contingent, Governor Kataria said, “I am proud that in the Republic Day Camp organised in New Delhi from December 29 to January 29, you have demonstrated your dedication and love for service and national unity. By doing that, you have enhanced the pride of the North Eastern region. All you cadets have displayed your commitment towards national service and the spirit of unity by participating in the rally of the Prime Minister organised on January 29, 2024. This diverse group from the North East region reflects a rich picture of talent and commitment.”
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The Governor commended the NCC North East Regional Directorate for selecting talented NCC cadets from different districts of the state and creating a representation that truly reflects the diversity and unity of the region.
The Governor also congratulated the contingent for being awarded the Best Cultural Team trophy. The award is a testament to the creativity and dedication of the contingent. He motivated and inspired them to continue to excel in their future. He said that the NCC has a very important role to play in the development of youth, who are the future of the nation. He also said NCC strengthens the spirit of being an Indian.
Commissioner and secretary to the Governor, SS Meenakshi Sundaram, major general Gagandeep Singh, brigadier Dinar Dighe, brigadier Vijayant Mahadik, and officials from Raj Bhavan were present during the function.
