BVM Sen Sec School, Sec 39, Ludhiana

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 09:46 AM Nov 29, 2024 IST

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To instil the idea of devotion towards duty, loyalty, dedication, discipline and self-sacrifice into students, the school celebrated NCC Day. Cadets presented the significance of the day highlighting the motto of NCC — ‘Unity and Discipline’ —through speeches. Boosting the spirits of the audience and as a tribute to the endless spirit and undying effort of the Indian Army, a daring dance was performed by the energetic cadets. Hawaldar Mittar Singh was the chief guest. Principal Upasna Modgil, while addressing the students as the budding talents of the nation, motivated them to seek the path of unity and discipline and thereby to contribute equally to the growth and prosperity of the nation.

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