All India Thal Sainik Camp 2025 Ends in Delhi
The All India Thal Sainik Camp 2025, one of the most prestigious events of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) calendar, came to a close on 11 September 2025 at the DGNCC Camp in Delhi Cantt. Over 1,547 cadets from 17 NCC Directorates across India participated in the 12-day camp, which tested their physical endurance, mental alertness, and leadership skills.
The camp featured intense competitions such as,
These activities aimed to develop discipline, strategic thinking, and teamwork—core values of the NCC. The competitive spirit was balanced with camaraderie as cadets lived, trained, and competed together, building bonds across regions and cultures.
The camp culminated with an awards ceremony where Lt Gen Gurbirpal Singh, Director General of NCC, commended the efforts of the cadets and awarded the top-performing directorates.
These results reflect the high level of preparation and dedication shown by cadets and their mentors across states.
In his address, Lt Gen Gurbirpal Singh emphasized the transformative value of the camp. He noted that the 12-day experience would remain a strong foundation for the cadets’ personal and professional journeys. Through exposure to a structured and challenging environment, cadets learn the importance of,
He also highlighted the NCC’s continued role in nation building by grooming the largest uniformed youth organisation in the world into a force of motivated and responsible citizens.
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