Ropar, Punjab: The National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets of the 3 Punjab (Girls) Battalion, Ludhiana, have brought immense pride to their group after delivering a stellar cultural performance at the recently concluded Inter-Group Competition–I (IGC-I), held at the NCC Academy in Ropar. This competition is a crucial preliminary stage for the selection of the prestigious Republic Day Camp (RDC) 2025-26 contingent.
A Showcase of Talent, Discipline, and Diversity
A contingent of 35 motivated cadets represented the Ludhiana Group, participating across various cultural categories including group song, ballet, and group dance. Their performances were noted for their exceptional quality, a testament to months of rigorous practice and dedicated coordination.
* Group Song & Ballet: Both presentations were widely appreciated by the selection committee and officials for their creativity, synchronized movements, and profound themes, successfully conveying powerful messages.
* The Highlight: Group Dance: The group dance segment was cited as the standout performance. The cadets leveraged vibrant energy and meticulous choreography to beautifully depict the rich cultural heritage and diversity of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Chandigarh. This act of cultural amalgamation showcased the “Unity in Diversity” spirit of the NCC.
Colonel Lauds “Immense Talent and Teamwork”
The Commanding Officer of the 3 Punjab (Girls) Battalion, Colonel R S Chauhan, expressed deep satisfaction and appreciation for the cadets’ efforts.
 “The cadets delivered remarkable performances, showcasing immense talent, discipline, and teamwork,” said Colonel Chauhan. “Their hard work and enthusiasm have been widely acclaimed and truly reflect the core spirit of the National Cadet Corps. Their commitment is expected to yield excellent results in the competition.”
The successful coordination of the group’s participation and the subsequent widespread praise underscores the commitment of the Ludhiana NCC Group to promoting not only military discipline but also cultural excellence and leadership among young women.
The focus now shifts to the eventual RDC selection list, with high hopes that the Ludhiana girls’ compelling cultural display will secure them a prominent place in the final contingent that marches at the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi.
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