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Over 300 girl cadets take part in 10-day NCC camp

Camp of No.1 Chandigarh Girls NCC Battalion concludes at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalya, Sector 25
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Chandigarh, Updated At : 07:32 AM Oct 28, 2025 IST

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A 10-day annual training camp of No.1 Chandigarh Girls NCC Battalion concluded at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalya in Sector 25 here today.

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As many as 332 senior wing and junior wing cadets participated in the camp that saw a wide range of activities such as basic military training, drill, rifle firing, various competitions, sports, cultural programmes and other socially relevant subjects.

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Lectures and demonstrations on topics like psychology and life skills, oral hygiene fire fighting, stress management and memory enhancement, cyber security and peer pressure were also conducted.

Visit War Memorial at Chandimandir, CSIO

The cadets were also exposed to military valour and scientific prowess through the visits to the Western Command War Memorial and Museum, Chandimandir and the Central Scientific Instruments Organisation in Chandigarh.

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