CATC-69 Day 5: Senior Officer Reviews Camp, Encourages TSC Aspirants and Commends Modern Training Initiatives
Prayagraj, 18 July (HS): The fifth day of the Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC-69) of 15 UP Battalion NCC was highlighted by the visit of a senior officer, who reviewed the camp’s training standards, administrative arrangements, a
Officiating Group Commander interacted with the cadets


Prayagraj, 18 July (HS): The fifth day of the Combined

Annual Training Camp (CATC-69) of 15 UP Battalion NCC was highlighted by the

visit of a senior officer, who reviewed the camp’s training standards,

administrative arrangements, and the integration of modern technology into NCC

training. The visiting officer was accorded a Guard of Honour by the NCC

cadets. He was subsequently briefed by a cadet on the overall camp layout,

training schedule, and the various activities being conducted during the camp.

During the visit, presentations were organised on Artificial

Intelligence (AI) and its impact on future warfare, modern weapon systems, and

drone warfare, underscoring the growing significance of emerging technologies

in defence and national security.

The Officiating Group Commander interacted with the cadets

undergoing selection for the Prayagraj Group Thal Sainik Camp (TSC) Team and

encouraged them to perform to the best of their abilities. He urged the cadets

to uphold discipline, physical fitness, and self-confidence while representing

the Group in future competitions.

The senior officer also visited various training classes and

appreciated the drone training being imparted to the cadets, describing it as

an important initiative in preparing NCC cadets to meet future technological

challenges.

The day’s outdoor training included map reading exercises

and live firing practice, enabling cadets to apply classroom learning in

practical settings. Cadets also observed the implementation of the biometric

attendance system during the camp, reflecting the use of technology for

efficient camp administration.

Commanding Officer Col. Ritu Srivastava Rawat informed the

press that CATC-69 continues to offer a balanced blend of conventional military

training and modern technological exposure. She stated that such initiatives

help prepare cadets to become disciplined, capable, and future-ready youth

while strengthening their leadership qualities and sense of national service,

informed Wg Cdr Debartho Dhar, PRO & Spokesperson, Ministry of Defence, Prayagraj.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi


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