Prestigious NCC Unit Established at Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College Kamareddy

*Kamareddy, Telangana – January 1, 2022*

In a momentous development for the Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College Kamareddy, a new National Cadet Corps (NCC) unit was officially inaugurated on January 1, 2022. This prestigious unit, under the 12 Telangana Battalion in the Nizamabad Group, marks a significant milestone in the college's history and in the promotion of disciplined leadership and service among its students.
 

The inauguration ceremony was graced by the esteemed presence of Colonel Vikram K. Rathod, Commanding Officer of the 12 Telangana Battalion. His leadership and commitment to fostering discipline and patriotism among the youth were evident as he presided over the event, setting a tone of excellence and dedication for the newly established NCC unit.
The event also saw the active participation of the college’s administration. Principal Mr. Ch. Srinivas Rao, CTO Mr. A. Naveen Kumar, and other staff members played a crucial role in the successful establishment of this unit. Their support and vision have been instrumental in integrating the NCC program into the college's framework, thereby enhancing the overall educational experience for students.
The introduction of the NCC unit is expected to provide students with invaluable opportunities for personal development, leadership training, and community service. The program will play a pivotal role in instilling discipline, a sense of duty, and a spirit of service among the students, aligning with the core values of the National Cadet Corps.
The college community is eagerly looking forward to the positive impact this new NCC unit will have on the students, fostering a sense of national pride and commitment to societal service. The establishment of the unit underscores the college’s dedication to providing a holistic education that prepares students not just academically, but also as responsible and engaged citizens.
As the NCC unit begins its journey, the college looks forward to a future filled with achievements and contributions from its cadets, guided by the principles of discipline and patriotism that the NCC embodies.
 

Inception and Significance of NCC  
The NCC has its genesis in the "University Corps", which was created under the Indian Defence Act 1917 with the objective to train students for the Army, In 1920, when the Indian Territorial Act was passed, this "University Corps" was replaced by "University Officers Training Corps" (UTC). In 1942 the UTC was renamed as "University Officers Training Corps"(UOTC). In September 1946, a Committee was set up under HN Kunzru to establish a national youth organisation covering both schools and colleges. Consequently, the  "National Cadet Corps"(NCC) came into existence on 15 July 1948 under National Cadet Corps Act (No XXXI  of 1948) enacted by the Parliament and the Girls Division was introduced in 1949. To start with, only Army NCC Units were set up which followed by Air Force and Naval NCC Units in 1950 and 1952 respectively. This voluntary youth organisation, started with 20,000 cadets, today is probably the largest uniformed youth organisation in the world with 13 lakh cadets (boys and girls). The NCC Headquarters is located at New Delhi exercises control and coordination through 17 State Directorates. The NCC Officers' Training Academies for Officers OTA and Women Officers WOTA are located at Kamptee and Gwalior respectively. 
Aims of NCC  

• To develop character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, a secular outlook, a spirit of adventure and the ideals of selfless service amongst the youth of the country.  
• To create a human resource of organised, trained and motivated youth, provide leadership in all walks of life and to be always available for the service of the nation.
• To create a suitable environment and motivate the youth to take up a career in the Armed Forces.  

For the Country NCC is

•   An outstanding symbol of National Integration.
• An excellent nurturing ground for the future leaders of the country. 
• A great reservoir of disciplined and motivated youth who can contribute positively in all walks of life to build a better environment and a strong nation.

To students NCC provides 

• Opportunities for personality development  
• Incentives to achieve academic excellence 
• Opportunities to participant in adventures activity Monetary and medical assistance for mishaps during adventure activities
• Opportunities to travel abroad  
• Military like training without military service liability  

To teachers NCC provides 

• Status of service officers without military service liability 
• Opportunity to lead cadets in performing socials service and adopt finer values in life to become better citizens of the country
• Opportunities to take part in adventure activities
• Opportunities to travel abroad 

Enrolment of Cadets 

 The NCC is open to all regular students of Schools and Colleges on a voluntary basis. Boys and girls studying in VIll and IX standards are admitted in Junior Division / Wing. A cadet must have attained the age of 13 years on the day of enrolment. Boys and girls studying I/ II / III year degree course are enrolled in Senior Division/Wing.

Ethics of NCC cadets

• Be truthful, upright and obedient.  
• Be mentally and physically robust.
• Be humane, cultured and compassionate.
• Always protect the weak  
• Be respectful to instructors, parents and fellow cadets.
• Be loyal and faithful to the organisation you serve. 
• Be punctual and well disciplined at all times.  
• Spread the message of National Integration.
• Be open and transparent in personal conduct.
• Espouse social causes  

Training Activities
  Institutional Training: Military training, Parades, Camps and Certificate Examinations 'A/'B'/C. 
 Adventure Training and Sports: Para Sailing /Jumping, Micro Light Flying, Hang Gliding, Slithering, Wind Surfing,  Scuba Diving, Ocean Sailing, Canoeing, Kayaking, Water Skiing, Yachting, Cycle/ Motor Cycle Expedition, Trekking,  Mountaineering Rock Climbing and Riding,.
Community Development /Social Service: Blood Donation, Tree Plantation, Eye Donation, Adult Education, Road  Cleaning, Traffic Control, Anti-dowry Pledge, Anti- Leprosy Drive, AIDS Awareness Campaign, Cancer Awareness  Programme, Fire Fighting, Visit to Cheshire Homes and Adoption of Villages, Campaigns to Save Energy, Rain Water  Harvesting, Female Feticide, Pulse Polio Immunization, Anti Tobacco, Anti Drug Awareness, Coastal Cleaning.

Youth Exchange Programme: Visit to Russia, Nepal, Bhutan, Singapore, Bangladesh, Yangon, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Foreign Naval and Coast Guard Cruise.  
 

Significant Events 
•     Republic Day Parade at New Delhi - 26 Jan
•      Prime Minister's Rally at New Delhi - 28Jan
•      NCC Day - Fourth Sunday of November  
 

INCENTIVES TO NCC CADETS

Vacancies Reserved for NCC Cadets

 • Indian Military Academy, Dehradun  - 64

 • Officers Training Academy, Chennai  - 100

 • Indian Naval Academy - 6 Per Course

• Indian Air Force Academy - 10% in all courses

 

Other Incentives 

• For OR/Sailors/Airmen  - Bonus marks/ preference given in recruitment 
• Para Military Forces: BSF/CISF/  TBP/Coast Guard  - Bonus marks/ preference given in recruitment 
• Ministry of Communications  - Bonus marks/ preference given in recruitment 
• CRPF   - NCC 'B'/ 'C' Certificate holders are considered eligible for recruitment to gazette posts.
• NCC  -  NCC'C' Certificate holders given preference in  recruitment of Civilian Gliding Instructor /Girl  Cadet Instructor /NCC Whole Time Lady Officer  and Aero/Ship Modeling Instructor 
• State Governments  -  Preference given to NCC Cadets in State  Government Services including Police
• Industries - Sahara India, Reliance, Wipro and other MNCs prefer candidates with 'C' Certificate. 

 

Camp Training

Camp training is an integral part of NCC training and the aims of the NCC are achieved primarily through conduct of Camps. Camp training provided a wide range of learning and training opportunities to the Cadets to include Weapon Training, Drill Field Craft, and Map Reading, Adventure activities like Camping, Mountaineering, Self-Defense, Civic Action Programmes and Campaigning for important social responsibilities. In addition, training on Seamanship, Sailing and Scuba Diving for the Naval Cadets and Flying, Gliding and Aero Modeling for the Air Wing Cadets were also undertaken.

 NCC Dte (AP&T) stood first in IDSSC, second in AITSC, AINSC and sixth in AIVSC & IDSSC (Sports Shooting) in the trg year 2023-24.

The Directorate successfully conducted five National Integration Training Camps. A total of 81,000 Cadets were trained in 135 Camps conducted by the Directorate in the current year. In addition, 865 Cadets of the Directorate were sponsored for Centrally Organized Camps conducted by other Directorates to include Trekking, Rock Climbing, National Integration, Mountaineering, Expeditions and attachment to various Service Establishments.

 

 

On June 21, 2023, Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College (For Men)NCC Wing proudly celebrated International Day of Yoga with a special online event. This year’s observance was marked by enthusiastic participation from our cadets, with 10 of them engaging in a series of enriching yoga sessions. Throughout the program, we explored and practiced a variety of yoga poses, gaining valuable insights into both the physical and mental benefits of this ancient discipline. The event underscored our commitment to promoting wellness and fostering a holistic approach to education. The success of this online celebration was a testament to our cadets' dedication to embracing and enhancing their well-being through yoga.

 

 

 

 

On March 14-2023, our college (TTWRDC(M)) Participated in the NCC Puneet Sagar Abhiyan, a significant initiative launched by the Indian government in partnership with the NCC and the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP). Held at the water bodies in Kamareddy, this program aimed to synergize efforts towards achieving the universal goal of clean and sustainable water bodies. 10 of our dedicated cadets took part in this vital activity, contributing to the mission of preserving and enhancing the quality of our water resources. Their involvement reflects our commitment to environmental stewardship and the importance of collective action in addressing global environmental challenges.

 

 

 

From the evening of September 27, 2023, to the night of September 28, 2023, our college proudly participated in the NCC Volunteer Ganesh Duty in Kamareddy. This important activity, conducted in collaboration with local police and army personnel, involved our cadets assisting in maintaining order and ensuring safety on various streets during the Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. A dedicated group of 12 of our cadets actively engaged in this duty, demonstrating their commitment to community service and effective collaboration with security forces. Their participation highlighted our ongoing dedication to supporting civic responsibilities and contributing to the smooth conduct of significant cultural events.

 

 

 

 

On November 26, 2023, a successful Blood Donation Camp was organized by the National Cadet Corps (NCC) at Government Arts and Science College, Kamareddy. This commendable initiative was conducted in collaboration with the Army staff, the Associative NCC Officers (ANOs), and dedicated caretakers of the NCC.

A total of 12 enthusiastic NCC cadets participated in the camp and generously donated blood, showcasing their commitment to serving the community. Additionally, our Permanant Instructor (P.I.) staff joined in this noble cause, contributing to the success of the event by also donating blood.

The collective effort of our cadets and staff underscores the spirit of service and solidarity that defines the NCC. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone involved for their valuable contribution, which will undoubtedly make a significant difference in saving lives.

 

                

On November 26, 2023, the NCC Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College, Kamareddy. This event was organized in collaboration with the Assistant National Officer (ANO) and the dedicated caretakers of the NCC.

The celebration saw full participation from all our cadets, who actively engaged in a variety of meaningful activities. Among the highlights were a tree plantation drive, reflecting our commitment to environmental conservation, and several other impactful programs held at the college.

The day was marked by a spirit of unity and service, embodying the values of the NCC. We extend our sincere appreciation to everyone involved for their dedication and for making the NCC Day a memorable and successful event.

 

 

On September 22, 2023, the second enrollment of TTWRDC, KMR for the NCC was conducted at the grounds near Government Arts and Science College, Kamareddy. This significant event was organized with the support of the Army staff from 12 Telangana NCC Battalion, the Associative NCC Officers (ANOs), and the dedicated caretakers of the NCC.

The selection process, managed by personnel from the 12 (T) Battalion NCC, included a comprehensive evaluation of candidates. Our cadets were actively involved in this process, which featured a general knowledge exam focused on military topics, a medical examination to assess fitness, and a 1.6 km running test to evaluate physical endurance.

This rigorous selection process ensured that only the most qualified candidates were chosen, reflecting the high standards and dedication of the NCC. We commend all participants for their commitment and efforts, and we look forward to welcoming the new cadets into our ranks.

 

 

 

On June 21, 2024, the Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College, Kamareddy, hosted a significant event to celebrate the International Day of Yoga. This initiative, in collaboration with the 12(T) Battalion NCC Army staff, ANO, and NCC caretakers, was held with the theme "Yoga for Self and Society."

 

The event was a resounding success, with enthusiastic participation from our NCC cadets who engaged in various yoga poses, reflecting the essence of the day’s theme. The celebration also saw participation from several other educational institutions in Kamareddy, including:

 

 

 

 

1. Telangana Tribal Welfare Residential Degree College (For Men), Kamareddy.
2. Government Arts and Science College, Kamareddy
3. R.K Degree & P.G College, Kamareddy
4. ZP (Boys) High School , Kamareddy
5. ZP(Boys) High School , Chinna Mallareddy

 

The event underscored the importance of yoga not only for personal well-being but also for fostering a sense of community and societal harmony. Through this collective effort, we aimed to promote the benefits of yoga and encourage a healthy lifestyle among the youth.

 

 

 

Army Attachment camp 

(24/07/2023 to 02/08/2023)

 

 

Annual Training Camp

(19/07/2023 to 28/07/2023)