Kohima (Nagaland) [India], December 17 (HBTV): The General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Spear Corps of the Indian Army visited the Special National Integration Camp organized by the National Cadet Corps (NCC) at Wokha, Nagaland, according to a release from PRO, Nagaland, Ministry of Defence on Tuesday.
The camp, aimed at fostering unity and national integration among the youth, brought together NCC cadets from across the country to celebrate India's diverse cultural fabric.
During the visit, the GOC interacted with the cadets, praising their discipline, enthusiasm, and commitment to national integration.
Addressing the gathering, the GOC emphasized the critical role of youth in shaping the nation’s future and lauded the NCC's contribution to nurturing leadership, character, and a spirit of service among young citizens.
As part of the visit, the GOC also inaugurated the Nagaland State Day celebrations at the camp. The event showcased the rich cultural heritage of Nagaland, featuring traditional dances, music, and exhibitions that highlighted the state's unique identity and contributions to the nation.
The vibrant celebrations provided an opportunity for the cadets to experience and appreciate the diversity of India's northeastern region. The event was attended by senior officers of the Indian Army, Assam Rifles, NCC officials, civil dignitaries, ex-servicemen, and local community leaders, who expressed appreciation for the NCC’s efforts in promoting national unity and cultural exchange.
The Special National Integration Camp at Wokha stands as a testament to the NCC's enduring mission of instilling a sense of pride and unity in the youth, fostering a stronger and more inclusive India.
(ANI)