Archive · 19 Jan 2026
Defence Minister Honors NCC Cadets on Republic Day
On Sunday, Defence Minister Sanjay Seth visited the NCC Republic Day Camp in Delhi.
He was welcomed by a Guard of Honour and enjoyed a band performance by cadets.
In his speech, he said Republic Day is not just a festival but a tribute to India's Constitution and freedom fighters.
He called NCC cadets a bridge between India's past and future and encouraged them to adopt a 'Swadeshi mindset'.
He praised cadets who completed a 1,300 km cyclothon and those who climbed Mount Everest.
The minister toured the camp, saw displays on social awareness, and visited the 'Hall of Fame' showcasing NCC's history and achievements.
He urged cadets to stay patriotic and work towards building a strong India by 2047.
Defence Minister Sanjay Seth visited the NCC Republic Day Camp in Delhi Cantt.
He emphasized that Republic Day honors India's Constitution and freedom fighters' sacrifices.
Seth praised NCC cadets as a link between India's past and future, encouraging a 'Swadeshi mindset'.
He commended cadets for completing the 'Veer Birsa Munda Cyclothon' and scaling Mount Everest.
The minister toured the camp, viewing social awareness displays and the 'Hall of Fame'.
- Who
- Minister of State for Defence Sanjay Seth, NCC cadets
- What
- Visit to NCC Republic Day Camp, address to cadets
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Delhi Cantt
- Why
- To celebrate discipline, patriotism, and the spirit of youth leadership
- Event
- NCC Republic Day Camp
- Location
- Delhi Cantt
- Minister of State for Defence
- Sanjay Seth
- Cadets' Achievement
- Veer Birsa Munda Cyclothon, Mount Everest Summit
- Theme
- Discipline, Patriotism, and Youth Leadership
Sources
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