Delhi Chief Minister Atishi made a visit to the DG NCC Camp as part of the preparations for the Republic Day Camp (RDC) 2025. Upon her arrival, she was warmly received by the Director General of NCC and had the opportunity to inspect the Guard of Honour presented by the NCC Cadets, showcasing their discipline and training.
During her visit, CM Atishi witnessed an impressive band display performed by the cadets of Birla Balika Vidyalaya (Girls) from Pilani, Rajasthan. The display was a highlight of her visit, reflecting the high standards of training and the cultural richness instilled in the cadets.
The Chief Minister also spent time in the ‘Flag Area’, where she was briefed by the cadets about various projects and displays they had prepared. This interaction underscored the educational and developmental aspects of the NCC program, providing young cadets with a platform to engage with leadership and showcase their initiatives.
This event is part of the broader NCC Republic Day Camp, which annually brings together cadets from all over India, symbolizing the unity and diversity of the nation. It’s a significant occasion that not only prepares the cadets for future roles but also celebrates the spirit of patriotism and service.
Atishi Marlena, who took office as Delhi’s Chief Minister on September 21, 2024, after the resignation of Arvind Kejriwal, continues to engage with community and youth programs, reflecting her commitment to education, culture, and public service. Her visit to the NCC camp aligns with her previous roles in education and public works, showcasing her interest in fostering leadership and discipline among the youth of Delhi.
