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NCC ACADEMY HOSTS EBSB-II CAMP AT MALOUT

Raj Sadosh/Abohar.

The 25 Punjab Battalion NCC Abohar, under the aegis of PHHP&C Directorate / Ludhiana Group, is hosting the “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB-II) Camp” at NCC Academy, Malout. The camp is being conducted under the command of Col Rajeev Sirohi, Camp Commandant and Lt Col Gaurav Nyol, Deputy Camp Commandant.

The camp brings together 450 cadets and staff from the PHHP&C Directorate (host) and Bihar & Jharkhand Directorates (guest) to promote cultural integration and mutual understanding, embodying the spirit of Unity in Diversity.

The camp commenced with cadets arriving at Malout and being escorted by the staff of 25 PB Bn NCC Abohar to the camp location. Documentation and accommodation arrangements were efficiently completed upon arrival.

Lt Col Gaurav Nyol, Deputy Camp Commandant, delivered the opening address, outlining the camp’s objectives and activities. He emphasized fostering mutual understanding of culture, customs, festivals, folk songs, dances, cuisines, and attire between the cadets of Punjab, Bihar and Jharkhand. The briefing also covered administrative and security protocols.

The day’s activities included presentations on national integration, leadership, and environmental awareness, complemented by documentary films showcasing the rich culture and heritage of the participating states. The cadets were organized into 10 mixed teams, each comprising members from host and guest directorates, to compete in sports and games such as Volleyball, Kho-Kho, and Tug of War, fostering camaraderie and teamwork.

The camp has begun with immense zeal and enthusiasm, with cadets and staff eager to celebrate India’s diversity through cultural exchange and collaboration.