#NCC_DTE_CHANDIGARH #NCC_GP_HQ_LUDHIANA #25PUNJAB_BN_NCC_ABOHAR @CPhhp @HQ_DG_NCC @manjeetkatoch19 @6PbBnNccMalout @HaryanaGirlsNCC @nccner @PMOIndia @CPhhp @HQ_DG_NCC @SandeepJakharpb @sunilkjakhar @queensugandha1 @BBCsarika @iamjayakishori @nccner @NCCDte_TNPAN @NCC_Bih_Jhar @adgpi @IAF_MCC @CPhhp @10PB_BN_NCC @6PbBnNccMalout #EBSB_II 25 PUNJAB BN NCC ABOHAR Cadets Undertake Educational and Cultural Visit to Historic Sri Muktsar Sahib and Fazilka Sadiqi Border Punjab | 26 September 2026 (dated 23/Sep/2026 & 26 Sep2026) As part of the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) Camp, cadets of 25 PUNJAB BN NCC ABOHAR undertook an educational and cultural tour to two places of historical and national importance — Gurdwara Sri Muktsar Sahib and the Fazilka Sadiqi Border. The visit was conducted under the guidance of Camp Commandant Colonel Rajeev Sirohi and Deputy Camp Commandant Colonel Gaurav Nyol, with the active support and supervision of the ANO, PI Staff and other camp staff. At Gurdwara Sri Muktsar Sahib, the cadets learned about the rich historical and cultural heritage associated with the sacred shrine and the historic Battle of Muktsar. The cadets paid obeisance and experienced the spiritual traditions and heritage of Punjab. The cadets then visited the Fazilka Sadiqi Border where they witnessed the beating retreat ceremony performed by BSF and rangers of Pakistan. The high tempo drill by the BSF made the adrenaline rush in the cadets. The cadets also gained valuable knowledge about India's border security, the role of security forces and the importance of safeguarding the nation's borders. The educational tour provided the cadets with an opportunity to understand India's rich history, cultural diversity and national security. It also strengthened the spirit of national integration, patriotism and unity in diversity among the young NCC cadets. The visit proved to be an informative, inspiring and memorable experience for all participating cadets.

#NCC_DTE_CHANDIGARH #NCC_GP_HQ_LUDHIANA #25PUNJAB_BN_NCC_ABOHAR @CPhhp @HQ_DG_NCC @SukhpalKhaira @MirzaSania @NCC_Bih_Jhar @SandeepJakharpb @sunilkjakhar @queensugandha1 @BBCsarika @BBCHindi @PMOIndia @CPhhp @HQ_DG_NCC *EBSB -II : 29 Sep 2026* *Visit of Col Avesh Pal Singh, DGC & CAO, NCC Group Ludhiana to EBSB-II Camp conducted by 25 PB Bn NCC on 29 Sep 2026 at NCC Academy, Malout* During the visit, he was introduced to all the ANOs/ GCIs and PI staff who have come to attend the camp from various groups of PHH&C and Bihar and Jharkhand Dte. He was briefed by Col Rajeev Sirohi, Camp Commandant on the various training and administrative issues pertaining to the camp. Col Avesh Pal witnessed the Paintings made on the theme of National Integration and the Tableaux prepared by cadets of the groups of both the Dte. He during his visit interacted with the cadets and addressed them on the core values and contemporary responsibilities of NCC youth. In his address, Col Avesh Pal Singh emphasised the paramount importance of National Integration and urged the cadets to strengthen the bonds of unity, mutual respect and brotherhood among the diverse communities of the nation. He further stressed the need for intelligent and responsible use of Social Media, advising cadets to utilise digital platforms constructively for knowledge-sharing, positive outreach and nation-building while remaining vigilant against misinformation and misuse. He also highlighted the critical role of developing Emotional Intelligence (EI) and Emotional Quotient (EQ) among NCC cadets. He underlined that strong EI and EQ enable cadets to lead effectively, manage stress, foster teamwork and emerge as balanced, empathetic and resilient citizens and future leaders of the country. He felicitated the cadets who performed well in various competitions held during the camp. The visit proved highly motivating and enriching for all participating cadets. The words of wisdom shared by Col Avesh Pal Singh will go a long way in reinforcing the ideals of discipline, national integration and all-round personality development among the cadets who attended the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat -II Camp.