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Delhi LG Hails NCC Cadets' Discipline, Plays Vande Mataram at Historic Event

Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena interacted with the Republic Day Camp contingent of the NCC at Delhi Lok Niwas, where the National Song 'Vande Mataram' was played for the first time at the venue. He praised the cadets' discipline and dedication, linking their role to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision for a developed India by 2047. Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta also met with the cadets, commending their synchronized performances and the NCC's role in fostering nationalism and responsible citizenship. She highlighted innovative NCC programs like drone training and the Young Disaster Friend Scheme as key to empowering youth.

Key Points: Delhi LG Interacts with NCC Cadets, Vande Mataram Played

  • Historic first playing of Vande Mataram at Lok Niwas
  • LG & CM praise cadets' discipline and nationalism
  • NCC's role in nation-building highlighted
  • Focus on youth empowerment and tech initiatives
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Delhi Lok Niwas plays 'Vande Mataram' at NCC cadets' interaction with LG​

LG V.K. Saxena and CM Rekha Gupta laud NCC cadets' discipline and national spirit at a historic function where the national song was played.

"The discipline, passion and unwavering dedication of these young cadets towards the nation is truly inspiring. - LG V.K. Saxena"

New Delhi, Feb 3

In a historic first, Delhi Lok Niwas on Tuesday played the National Song 'Vande Mataram' and National Anthem 'Jana Gana Mana' at a function organised to facilitate and interact with the Republic Day Camp Contingent of NCC, an official said.​

Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena shared information about his interaction with the cadets on social media and said, "The discipline, passion and unwavering dedication of these young cadets towards the nation is truly inspiring."​

"For over seven decades, NCC has made significant contributions to nation-building, and I am confident these cadets will carry this legacy forward in the journey towards #ViksitBharat@2047, as envisioned by Hon'ble PM Shri Narendra Modi Ji," he said.​

Earlier last month, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta interacted with cadets at the Republic Day Camp of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) and exhorted them to grow into responsible and tech-savvy citizens who place the nation above all.​

"In India's tradition, values of placing the nation above all have been instilled since childhood. The NCC is today playing a leading role in carrying forward this legacy," she said.​

"I had the opportunity to witness the atmosphere imbued with the cadets' discipline, determination, and spirit of national service at the Republic Day Camp of the National Cadet Corps," Chief Minister Gupta said in a message on the social media platform X.​

"Along with the observation of the Guard of Honour, Band Display, and Hall of Fame, I gained insights into innovations such as the Young Disaster Friend Scheme and drone training. These initiatives are important steps toward making the youth responsible, capable, and technologically empowered in changing times," she added.​

Impressed with the discipline and presentation of cadets, Chief Minister Gupta applauded their conduct and said that their synchronised march, band performances, and cultural presentations reflected the heartbeat of the nation.​

The Chief Minister appreciated the role played by NCC in building courageous and responsible youth while nurturing lifelong values of nationalism, unity, and constitutional commitment in them.​

Highlighting NCC's holistic training framework, she talked about the importance of national integration initiatives such as the 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' Camps and Special National Integration Camps.​

- IANS

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Priya S
It's heartening to see our leaders appreciating the youth. The focus on tech like drone training is crucial for a Viksit Bharat. These cadets are our real heroes.
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Rahul R
While the sentiment is good, I hope such events translate into real policy support for NCC. More funding for equipment and camps in rural areas is needed, not just symbolic gestures.
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Sarah B
The 'Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat' camps mentioned are so important for unity. In a diverse country like ours, NCC teaching nationalism beyond regional lines is its biggest achievement.
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Vikram M
Seeing the National Song and Anthem being played with such respect always gives me goosebumps. Discipline and dedication - this is what our country needs from its youth. Proud moment!
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Nikhil C
My brother was an NCC cadet. The values of service and unity it instills are unmatched. Glad to see it getting recognition at the highest levels. More power to these young patriots!

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