The All India Thal Sainik Camp ended on September 11 at the DGNCC Camp in Delhi Cantt. The 12-day camp had 1,547 cadets from 17 NCC Directorates across India taking part in many contests.
Delhi, 11 Sep 2025
The All India Thal Sainik Camp 2025 ended on September 11 at the DGNCC Camp in Delhi Cantt. The 12-day camp had 1,547 cadets from 17 NCC Directorates across India taking part in many contests.
Camp Activities and Competitions
The cadets took part in many contests. These included firing weapons, reading maps, judging distances, and field signals. There were also events about health and cleanliness. These contests tested how strong and smart the cadets were. The camp helped cadets learn about discipline, honor, and adventure. It also taught them how to be leaders and work well with others. The cadets took part in many contests. These included firing weapons, reading maps, judging distances, and field signals. There were also events about health and cleanliness. These contests tested how strong and smart the cadets were. The camp helped cadets learn about discipline, honor, and adventure. It also taught them how to be leaders and work well with others. With the participation of 1,547 cadets representing 17 National Cadet Corps (NCC) Directorates from across the country, the ‘All India Thal Sainik…
Winners and Closing Ceremony
At the end of the camp, there was a big closing event. Lt Gen Gurbirpal Singh, who is in charge of NCC, gave out prizes. For the boys contest, Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Chandigarh team won first place. Andhra Pradesh and Telangana team came second. The names of the winners for the girls contest were not given. Lt Gen Singh said the camp would help cadets in their future.
The experience gained during the 12-day camp will serve as an invaluable foundation for the cadets future endeavors.
The NCC will continue to groom youth and contribute to nation building. Follow The Rising News for more verified updates.
Updated 11 Sep 2025, 19:38 IST; source: link
