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ADG of NCC West Bengal & Sikkim Reviews Republic Day Drill Preparations at Kalyani
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🗓 04 Oct 2026, 11:33 AM
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The Assistant Director General of the National Cadet Corps for West Bengal and Sikkim visited Kalyani to assess training progress and preparations for the upcoming Republic Day parade.
The Assistant Director General (ADG) of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) overseeing West Bengal and Sikkim arrived in Kalyani on Tuesday to review the ongoing training programmes and the final rehearsals for the Republic Day parade. The visit formed part of a scheduled inspection aimed at ensuring that cadet units are fully prepared for the national celebration on January 26.
During the inspection, the ADG observed drill drills, marching formations, and ceremonial procedures conducted by NCC cadets at the local training centre. Officials briefed the officer on logistical arrangements, including uniform checks, equipment maintenance, and coordination with local authorities for the parade route.
Senior NCC officials reported that the preparations are progressing on schedule and that the cadets have demonstrated improved discipline and coordination. The ADG commended the efforts of the trainers and reiterated the importance of the Republic Day event as a showcase of youth leadership and national pride.
The review concludes a series of preparatory visits across the state, with the final parade expected to feature a coordinated display of cadets from multiple districts, highlighting the NCC's role in fostering civic responsibility among Indian youth.
During the inspection, the ADG observed drill drills, marching formations, and ceremonial procedures conducted by NCC cadets at the local training centre. Officials briefed the officer on logistical arrangements, including uniform checks, equipment maintenance, and coordination with local authorities for the parade route.
Senior NCC officials reported that the preparations are progressing on schedule and that the cadets have demonstrated improved discipline and coordination. The ADG commended the efforts of the trainers and reiterated the importance of the Republic Day event as a showcase of youth leadership and national pride.
The review concludes a series of preparatory visits across the state, with the final parade expected to feature a coordinated display of cadets from multiple districts, highlighting the NCC's role in fostering civic responsibility among Indian youth.