NCC Day celebrated

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:40 AM Nov 27, 2025 IST

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The cadets of 3 Punjab Girls Battalion, NCC, Ludhiana, celebrated NCC Day with great enthusiasm, discipline and patriotic spirit, showcasing their commitment to leadership, social responsibility and nation building. The celebrations aimed to inspire cadets to excel in all spheres of personal, academic and social development.

A special ceremonial programme was held at BVM School, Kitchlu Nagar, where cadets performed a march-past. All institutions under the 3 Punjab Girls Battalion, NCC, Ludhiana, actively participated in activities.

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#CadetCelebration #GirlPower #NCCDay #PunjabGirlsBattalion #SocialResponsibility ludhiana MarchPast NationBuilding NCC YouthLeadership

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