General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Spear Corps of
Indian Army interacting with the NCC cadets in Wokha on Tuesday.
- DIMAPUR — The
General Officer Commanding (GOC) of the Spear Corps of Indian Army on Tuesday
visited the ongoing Special National Integration Camp (SNIC) organised by the
National Cadet Corps (NCC) in Wokha and interacted with the cadets.
- A defence release stated that the GOC interacted with the
cadets and commended their discipline, enthusiasm and commitment to national
integration. He also emphasised the critical role of youth in shaping the
future of the nation and lauded the NCC's contribution in 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.
- It stated that the vibrant celebrations provided an
opportunity for the cadets to experience and appreciate the diversity of
India's northeastern region.
- It added that the camp, aimed at fostering unity and
national integration among the youth, brought together NCC cadets from across
the country to celebrate the diverse cultural fabric of India.
- It informed that department of Environment, Forest and
Climate Change, Department of Horticulture, Department of Sericulture,
Department of Employment, Skill Development Entrepreneurship, Department of
Tourism, Department of Information and Public Relations, Nagaland Beekeeping
and Honey Mission, Department of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, Department of
Industries and Commerce have set up information and souvenir stalls.
- The event was also attended by senior officers of the Indian
army, Assam Rifles, NCC officials, civil dignitaries, ex-servicemen and local
community leaders, who expressed their appreciation for the efforts of the NCC
in promoting national unity and cultural exchange.
