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NCC(NIC) Camp for SD & SW(09th Dec to 20th Dec-17)
National Integration Camp-2017 for boys and girls was held at location from 09th December to 20th December 2017, in which approx. 600 cadets from 17 directories participated. 29 boys and 2 girls from NITS participated in the camp. The cadets were exposed to the following activities during the camp:-
1. Fall in along with P.T. and Aerobics in the morning daily for one and half hour followed by Games like Football, Kabaddi, Volleyball and Basketball in the evening.
2. Drill Practice.
3. Lectures on Hygiene, sanitation, Disaster management (with demonstration).
4. Cultural activities like solo & group dance, singing (practice & competition).
5. Poster making competition.
6. NIAP presentation by all directorates.
7. Guest lecture from IDBI bank and movie show.
8. Football competition for SD cadets followed by Volleyball and kabaddi competitions for JW and JD cadets.
9. A wonderful experience on excursion to CIJW an army training school Vairengte, Mizoram.
10.As a part of KNOW YOUR ARMY weapon display, gun display, band display and Dog show.
11.Drill competition and best cadet competition.
12.On the final day "Badakhana" was organised followed by giving prizes to the best cadets in different field.
During the stay at camp the accommodation and meals were satisfactory good and our students enjoyed the camp very much. It was a learning experience for all the participants.
NCC (CATC) Camp for Boys-2018
NCC (CATC) Camp for Boys-2018
Combined Annual Training Camp-2018 for boys was held at location karumganj from 4th February to 13th February 2018, in which approx. 32 boys from NITS participated in the camp. The cadets were exposed to the following activities during the camp:-
1. Fall in along with P.T. in the morning daily for an hour followed by Yoga and Games like Football, Volleyball in the Evening session.
2. Marching Drill. (For practice and competition).
3. Lectures on First Aid, Disaster management (with demonstration) Heat stroke, self defense etc.
4. Cultural activities like solo & group dance, singing (practice & competition).
5. Essay writing, poem recitation and poster competition.
6. In sports- Tug of war and volley ball tournament.
7. Firing competition with 0.2mm rifle.
8. On the final day “BadaKhana” was organized followed by giving prizes to the Best Cadets in different field.
During the stay at camp the accommodation and meals were satisfactory good and our students enjoyed the camp very much. It was a learning experience for all the participants.
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REPUBLIC DAY PARADE
After 10 days of rigorous practicing in front of new gallery, Finally the day arrived 26th January, 2018 for which everyone was working day & night. India witnessed its 69th Republic Day. The sense of being Republic was again sprinkled in the atmosphere of India. And the platoon of every hostel reported at the Football Grounds as per the scheduled timings i.e, 6:30 am. Flag hosting was observed at 7:45 am followed by the national anthem.
Director, NITS inspected the platoons of NCC and different hostels. The Central Commander, NCC NITS- Biki Mahato asked for the permission of starting the parade session from the Director, NCC NITS. With the grant of permission, the ceremony began. Parade session started with NCC, SD platoon led by Commander Madhurjya Borgohain and flag holder Parmeshwar Singh followed by NCC, SW platoon led by commander Rachna Kumari Bohra and flag bearer Mahwish.
The Girls' Hostel-1 marched forward the saluting base led by the commander Ritika Dubey and flag bearer Saumya Gupta. The parade of every hostel was followed by the MOTTO of respective hostels. Following the platoon of Girls' Hostel-1, Girls' Hostel-2 marched forward the saluting base under the leadership of Smriti Jaiswal and flag holder Siddhita Yadav. Hostel-1 led by Apurva Roy and the flag bearer Kaustavjeet Sharma marched forward the dias. Following Hostel-1, Hostel-2 marched forward the saluting base under the commandership of Nayanjyoti Deka and flag holder Rakesh Paul followed by Hostel-3 led by Anuvesh Kumar and flag bearer Saurav Sonowal. Hostel-4 under the commanding of Arun Rai and flag holder Arun Subba marched the dias followed by Hostel-5 led by the commander Dominik Brahma and flag bearer Adarsh Kumar. Following Hostel-5, the platoon of Hostel-6 led by Sukharan Singh and flag bearer Amarender Singh marched forward the saluting base. The platoon of Hostel-7 led by the commander Vikarsh Bhatt and falg holder Digamber Brahma marched forward followed by the platoon of Hostel-8 led by the commander Hitesh Kumar and flag holder Mayank Sukhija marched forward the saluting base. The platoon of PG Hostel under the leadership of Raj Sonowal and flag bearer Swaraj Bhattacharjee marched forward the dias followed by the platoon of Trishool Security Guards led by the commander Ex Subedar Vijendra Singh and flag bearer Naveen Singh marched forward the saluting base.
After the completion of the parades, the former Central Commander Biki Mahato with gratitude submitted the post of Central Commander to NCC Senior Under Officer Madhuriya Borgohain on the vary day. Furthermore, Senior Under Officer Dimpi Baruah submitted her rank to Under Officer Rachna Kumari Borah.
After the completion of parades by different hostels, the prize distribution ceremony began. Although every hostel was best in its own way but the prize for best hostel parade was bagged by Boys’ Hostel-1. The Boys’ Hostel-6 bagged the 2nd position and the 3rd position was secured by Boys’ Hostel-4. The NCC SW platoon led by Commander Rachna Kumari Bohra secured the prize for the category of unity and discipline. Later the prizes for various competitions held under Independence week like“Ekta Duad”were awarded.
The afternoon of REPUBLIC DAY was decorated by the drama along with hostel tableau competition and karate demonstration
followed by the prize distribution ceremony.
THE CELEBRATION OF DIWALI,2017 BY NCC CADETS
In accordance with social service activities of NCC, the NCC cadets of NIT Silchar celebrated the festival of lights by lighting the houses of the poor and the needy. Nearly 90 cadets from all 4 years participated in this event that was organised on the eve of Diwali, 2017. They walked all the away to the distant village of Borakhai which was located at a remote place about 10 km away from the NIT Silchar campus. The roads leading to the place were in a very bad condition and the construction of the concrete bridge on the way has not yet completed adding to the sad plight of the villagers. The cadets had a difficult time reaching the location. They gathered at a hall in the village where the villagers were already waiting as they had received the information beforehand. Nearly 110-120 families came to avail the help. Earthen lamps, oil, fruits and candles were distributed among the people of the village by the cadets. Children were gifted sweets. The necessary fund was raised from amongst the cadets who donated it at their own will. The event ended with the exchange of greetings between the cadets and the villagers. The villagers were overly delighted by this kind act of the cadets. The cadets too felt satisfied by this pious act of helping the needy which holds the true meaning of celebration of Diwali and they were grateful to the NCC organisation for giving them a chance at showing kindliness.
NCC-NITS in Figure
SD 3rd Assam Batallion
Number of Cadets
First Year : 38
Second Year : 40
Third Year : 25
Final Year : 31
SW 62 Assam Batallion
Number of Cadets
First Year : 15
Second Year : 17
Third Year : 10
Final Year : 3
Rank Holders of NCC-NITS
SD 3rd Assam Batallion
UO Parmeshwar Singh
UO Eshwar
UO Uddipta Chutia
SW 62 Assam Batallion
UO Mahwish
UO Murchana Phukan
UO Dharitri Gogoi