Sainik School hosts lecture for aspiring cadets

Kapurthala, August 10 The Sainik School Kapurthala recently hosted a motivational lecture aimed at inspiring cadets of Classes IX to XII. The two-hour session, attended by 250 cadets was led by Col Vinod Joshi, Commanding Officer of the 2 Punjab...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 10:36 AM Aug 11, 2024 IST

Kapurthala, August 10

The Sainik School Kapurthala recently hosted a motivational lecture aimed at inspiring cadets of Classes IX to XII. The two-hour session, attended by 250 cadets was led by Col Vinod Joshi, Commanding Officer of the 2 Punjab NCC Battalion.

The event commenced with Colonel Joshi meeting the chief guest, Grp Capt Madhu Sengar, principal of the school, and Wg Cmdr Deepika Rawat, the vice-principal.

The lecture kicked off with an inspirational video from the National Defence Academy (NDA) in Khadakwasla, setting the tone for an engaging and informative session.

Colonel Joshi meticulously explained the Service Selection Board (SSB) examination process, providing a detailed overview of the five-day assessment. — TNS

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