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Arunachal Governor Urges Expansion of NCC Network in Border Areas
- •Arunachal Pradesh Governor K T Parnaik called for expanding the National Cadet Corps network into remote and border regions to empower rural and tribal youth.
- •During a meeting with Brig Mayank Vaid in Itanagar, the governor lauded the dedication and active participation of state cadets in national events.
- •Parnaik emphasized establishing more NCC units in schools and colleges of far-flung areas to foster discipline, patriotism, and leadership.
- •He advocated for a greater focus on adventure activities, disaster management, environmental conservation, and coordination with the Indian Army.
- •The governor stressed upgrading training infrastructure and integrating career guidance to prepare cadets for the Armed Forces and public services.
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Arunachal Pradesh Governor K T Parnaik called for expanding the National Cadet Corps (NCC) network across remote and border areas of the state to empower rural and tribal youth through leadership and character-building programmes.
Governor Parnaik commended the active participation of Arunachal cadets in national events such as the Republic Day parade and the Prime Minister’s rally.
The governor advocated for an increased focus on adventure activities, trekking, mountaineering, disaster management, environmental conservation, and national integration initiatives in coordination with the Indian Army and security forces. He also stressed upgrading training infrastructure, deploying qualified instructors, providing adequate equipment, and integrating physical fitness routines and career guidance into the curricula.