CTO Puja Devi, a standout student from Bethesda High Secondary School, Dimapur, has secured the coveted Gold Medal for her exceptional proficiency in Firing, alongside a Silver Medal for Drill. Meanwhile, CTO Salyvia Basumatary, representing Delhi Public School (DPS), Dimapur, has earned widespread acclaim by clinching the top spot with the Certificate of Excellence in Lecture Practice.
In a remarkable display of skill and dedication, two Associate NCC Officers from the 1 Nagaland NCC Girls Battalion in Kohima have set new benchmarks at the Officers Training Academy (OTA) in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh. Currently enrolled in the prestigious Pre Commissioning Course (PRCN) JW-113, CTO Puja Devi and CTO Salyvia Basumatary have emerged as frontrunners in Small Arms Firing, Drill, and Teaching NCC subjects.
Their stellar achievements shine brightly among a competitive cohort of 123 officers from across the country, underscoring their relentless dedication and the unparalleled quality of their training. This impressive feat highlights their hard work and brings immense pride to the esteemed NCC community in Nagaland.
How Schools Prepare Students for NCC Success
Preparing for the National Cadet Corps (NCC) in schools involves a structured and comprehensive approach to developing students' physical, mental, and leadership skills. This preparation is designed to instil discipline, foster teamwork, and promote a sense of national pride among students.
Selection and Enrollment
The first step in preparing for NCC is the selection and enrollment process. Schools usually conduct interviews and physical fitness tests to identify suitable candidates. Once selected, students are formally enrolled as cadets and provided with NCC uniforms and essential gear.
Regular Training Sessions
NCC training typically involves regular sessions held weekly or bi-weekly. These sessions include a mix of theoretical and practical training. Cadets are taught about the history, objectives, and organization of the NCC, along with basic military knowledge and first aid.
Physical Fitness
Physical fitness is a crucial component of NCC training. Cadets participate in various physical activities such as drills, obstacle courses, and endurance runs. These activities aim to build strength, stamina, and agility, preparing cadets for more advanced training and competitions.
Drill and Parade Practice
Drill practice forms the backbone of NCC training. Cadets learn various drill movements and formations essential for maintaining discipline and coordination. Regular parade practices are conducted to prepare cadets for participation in school events and national parades.
Specialized Training
In addition to basic training, NCC cadets receive specialized training in areas such as map reading, weapon handling, and adventure activities like trekking, rock climbing, and camping. These activities enhance their practical skills and build confidence.
Camps and Competitions
NCC cadets regularly participate in camps and competitions at state and national levels. These camps provide an opportunity for intensive training and interaction with cadets from other schools and regions. Competitions test their skills in various areas, such as shooting, drill, and cultural activities.
Leadership and Personality Development
A significant aspect of NCC training is the development of leadership qualities and overall personality. Cadets are given responsibilities and opportunities to lead teams, plan events, and execute tasks, fostering a sense of responsibility and leadership.
Community Service
NCC cadets also engage in community service activities such as blood donation camps, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, and awareness campaigns on social issues. These activities help inculcate a spirit of selfless service and social responsibility.
NCC preparation in schools equips students with essential life skills, making them well-rounded individuals ready to contribute positively to society and the nation.
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