CATC 123 of 5 Assam Bn NCC, Tezpur group is underway at JNV Bishwanath from 26 Oct 26. Comprising of cadets from five districts , around 450 cadets from Senior and Junior Division are attending the camp.
Focusing on leadership training and confidence building , the cadets are undergoing various training modules like Firing , Map Reading , Disaster Management, Environment Protections , Debating , Group Discussions and Chess Workshops.
Impetus has been given to Swachhata Mission by guiding the cadets in imbibing cleanliness in all aspects of life and improving their sense of civic responsibility
The Camp was inspected by Brig Mayank Vaid Group Commander Tezpur Group on 28 Oct. In his interaction with the cadets , he encouraged them to be more confident and gain maximum learning and experience from this camp .
The CATC concludes on 04 Nov 26.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
SUO Rajat Jha, a B.Tech student at Tezpur University, from 5 Assam Bn NCC is representing India at the NCC Youth Exchange Programme (YEP) with Nepal. Aspiring to be an Army officer, Rajat embodies the spirit of leadership, discipline and service to the nation.
May this experience strengthen his resolve to wear the Olive Greens and serve the motherland. The journey from a proud NCC cadet to a future officer begins with such milestones!
Best wishes to Rajat from his unit, Tezpur Gp & NER Dte. @nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
More than 450 NCC cadets & Staff from 2 AP Bn NCC participated in Tawang Marathon. The participants exhibited great enthusiasm and performed well in respective events. Participation of NCC cdts in such an events, helps foster awareness and keen interest for physical fitness and mental endurance amongst the local youth alongwith showcasing endurance, determination and sporting spirit.
Notable Achievers :
🥈 Cdt Anjali Chetry – 2nd, 42 km (Female, U-30)
🏅 GCI Omem Paloh – 7th, 42 km (Female, U-30)
🏅 Cdt Lham Eton – 5th, 21 km (Female, U-18)
🥇 Cdt Sonam Tsering – 1st, 10 km (Male, U-18)
🥈 Cdt Lham Tsering – 2nd, 10 km (Male, U-18)
🏅 Cdt Tsering Dorjee – 5th, 10 km (Male, U-18)
🏅 Cdt Dechin Yangkey – 6th, 10 km (Female, U-30)
🏅 Cdt Tana Sonam Tara – 8th, 10 km (Male, U-18)
Tezpur group congratulate all participants and achievers for their outstanding performances and for making the NCC unit of NER proud!
NCC Cadets Training For Disaster Management
A campaign on Disaster Management and the rescue measures was demonstrated in JNV, Tawang campus by SSB, where NCC cadets of 2 Arunachal Pradesh Bn NCC & students of the school actively participated and learnted new skills and techniques of rescuing themselves as well as their fellow mates during natural calamities such as Earthquake and landslides. Various equipments of safety and rescue were demostrated and NCC cadets & students were given a hands on learning experience.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
NCC Cadets of North Eastern Region Directorate with 1 Arunachal Pradesh Bn NCC, Successfully Complete Bailey’s Trail Trek in Arunachal Pradesh
The trek culminated on 19 October 2026 at the National Institute of Mountaineering and Adventure Sports (NIMAS), Dirang, Arunachal Pradesh. The expedition, which commenced on 05 October 2026, was formally flagged in by Brig Mayank Vaid, Group Commander, NCC Group HQ Tezpur, marking the successful conclusion of an extraordinary journey of endurance, courage and adventure.
Traversing an arduous 153 km through treacherous terrain and challenging climatic conditions, the cadets negotiated rugged mountain trails, steep ascents and formidable passes at altitudes ranging from 14,000 to 17,000 feet. Braving biting cold, unpredictable weather and the physical demands of high-altitude trekking, the young cadets demonstrated exceptional determination, discipline, resilience and fortitude, exemplifying the indomitable spirit of India’s youth.
Beyond the physical challenge, the trek served as a powerful platform to promote environmental preservation, adventure, physical fitness and mental robustness. It reinforced the values of teamwork, leadership, self-reliance and camaraderie, while fostering a deeper appreciation of the fragile Himalayan ecosystem and the importance of responsible engagement with nature.
The expedition also offered the cadets a unique opportunity to experience the pristine natural beauty, breathtaking landscapes and rich cultural heritage of the Eastern Himalayas. Their interaction with local communities and exposure to indigenous traditions and customs enriched their understanding of the region’s cultural diversity and strengthened their commitment to national integration and the spirit of Unity in Diversity.
The successful completion of Bailey’s Trail Trek stands as a testament to the meticulous preparation, training and collective efforts of the cadets and their support staff. The expedition has not only tested the physical and mental limits of the participants but has also instilled in them invaluable life lessons in perseverance, adaptability and overcoming adversity.
Heartiest congratulations to all NCC cadets on completing this incredible journey—a saga of determination, courage and indomitable spirit. Their achievement exemplifies the NCC motto of “Unity and Discipline” and reflects the organisation’s enduring commitment to nurturing responsible, resilient and adventure-oriented young citizens.
The mountains may challenge the spirit, but determination finds the way. Bailey’s Trail Trek is not merely a journey across the Himalayas; it is a triumph of character, camaraderie and the courage to go beyond limits.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
BAILEY’S TRAIL TREK | A SAGA OF COURAGE & DETERMINATION
Commenced on 05 Oct and culminating on 19 Oct 2026, NCC cadets of the North Eastern Region Directorate successfully completed an extraordinary 153 km trek across the rugged Eastern Himalayas, negotiating treacherous terrain, harsh climatic conditions and formidable passes at altitudes of 14,000–17,000 ft. The trek was flagged in by Brig Mayank Vaid, Gp Cdr, NCC Gp HQ Tezpur, at NIMAS, Dirang, Arunachal Pradesh.
Displaying exceptional fortitude, resilience and indomitable spirit, the cadets championed environmental preservation, adventure, physical fitness and mental robustness. Immersed in pristine landscapes and local traditions, they forged lifelong camaraderie and celebrated the spirit of Unity in Diversity.
*Heartiest congratulations to the young achievers on conquering the trail! The mountains tested their mettle; their determination prevailed.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
BAILEY’S TRAIL TREK, FINAL LEG 🇮🇳
From Jithang to Sangti Valley, the NCC cadets of the North Eastern Region Directorate have completed an extraordinary high-altitude foot trek spanning over 150 km, traversing formidable terrain at heights ranging from 14,000 to 16,700 ft under difficult climatic conditions. Battling the vagaries of mountain weather and the ruggedness of the Eastern Himalayas, their spirit remained indomitable and commitment to the cause unwavering.
Beyond endurance and adventure, the cadets carried the message of Unity in Diversity, National Integration, environmental preservation and promotion of border-area tourism, embodying the resilience, discipline and patriotic fervour of India’s youth.
As Sangti Valley marks the final point of this arduous foot traverse, the journey stands as a testament to courage, camaraderie and the determination to overcome every obstacle.
The mountains tested their mettle, their indomitable spirit conquered the trail.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
TB Mukt Bharat
An awareness drive by NCC cadets of 2 AP Bn NCC was conducted at GHSS, Nafra on 16 th October 2026. The activities under taken by the cadets were as under:
Pledge on TB mukt Bharat.
Poster to aware about it.
Nukkad (Natak) @nccner
Rising Sun Trek (NER TREK-1) The eight days NCC national camp, Rising Sun Trek, concluded at Itanagar with a dynamic celebration of fitness, unity, and friendship among 550 cadets from 13 states.
To mark the culmination, the young NCC cadets organised high-energy athletic track events, friendly matches and fun games. By competing together and sharing skills, the cadets built lifelong bonds, making national integration a lived experience.
The camp wrapped up with an inspiring closing address, urging the youth to embrace India's cultural diversity, share knowledge and spread mutual love. The event successfully deepened the cadets' desire to explore the country's hidden treasures through similar future camps.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
RISING SUN TREK (NER TREK-I)
Before culmination of NER Trek-I, 550 NCC cadets of Five Directorates were made to understand the power of Unity and the importance of self-control and Discipline through Fun Day. where in cadets paricipcated in various sports compititions & cultural programme. The same guided cadets to become united, responsible and structured citizens to build the nation.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
WORLD HABITAT DAY CELEBRATION 2026 🌱
Scheduled earlier however, due to exams & other commitments 33 Assam Bn NCC Cadets & students of St. Xavier’s HS School, Diyungbra, observed World Habitat Day on 15 October 2026, by organizing various activities to raise awareness about the importance of a clean, safe and sustainable environment.
The cadets and students participated actively and enthusiastically in the activities, demonstrating their commitment to environmental protection and community service @nccner
Rising Sun Trek (NER TREK-1)- Exploring Itanagar, Celebrating National Integration! *
18 Associate NCC Officers and 550 cadets from 13 states, representing five NCC Directorates and forming part of the Rising Sun Trek Camp in Itanagar—explored Arunachal Pradesh’s rich biodiversity, cultural heritage and history under the National Integration programme. Visiting Ganga Lake, Itanagar Zoo, Jawaharlal Nehru State Museum, and the local markets showcased how the state's unique identity forms an integral part of the larger Indian mosaic.
Through evening presentations showcasing their respective home states, these young leaders actively broke down regional barriers. By exchanging cultural insights and mementoes belonging to their states, they replaced geographic distances with lifelong cross-country friendships, beautifully embodying the true spirit of "Unity in Diversity" and reinforcing our national brotherhood.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
RISING SUN TREK (NER TREK-1)
Conquering challenges and embracing raw serenity, on day five of the Rising Sun Trek, determined NCC cadets tested their nerves, physical stamina and mental grit, as they navigated a rugged, unpredictable track cutting through the steep, unforgiving terrain of Poma Hills.
The demanding trek provided these young leaders with a unique opportunity to witness the untouched beauty and tranquil majesty of the Arunachal Hills. Pushing their boundaries, they braved dense, untamed jungles that threw unexpected natural difficulties and demanding route challenges at them at every single turn.
Beyond the sheer adventure, this journey served as a profound educational experience. The cadets witnessed traditional Jhum (shifting) cultivation firsthand and spent meaningful time interacting with local villagers working deep in the jungles. These heartfelt conversations offered an eye-opening understanding of the daily living challenges and admirable resilience of the local people thriving in this remote region.
An unforgettable blend of youthful grit, cultural immersion, and rigorous training in Arunachal Pradesh. @nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
Rising Sun Trek {NER Trek-1}
Honored to have Hon’ble Education Minister Shri Pasang Dorjee Sona, who graced the Rising Sun Trek (NER TREK-I) Camp during Survival Day training at Poma Village on 13 Oct 2026. Witnessing the cadets' immense enthusiasm, he highlighted the pivotal role of the NCC in nation-building and fostering national integration. Emphasizing the deep-rooted patriotism in border states like Arunachal Pradesh, he encouraged cadets to embrace cultural diversity, build lifelong friendships, and celebrate unity. A proud moment for our future leaders! 🇮🇳@HQ_DGNCC @nccner
The first-ever national-level NCC trekking camp in Itanagar is organized by the 1st Arunachal Pradesh Battalion NCC, Tezpur Group, of the North East Region (NER).
The RISING SUN TREK camp commenced on 10 October 2026, at Mallo Tarin Government Higher Secondary School, Itanagar. A total of 550 NCC cadets and 18 Associate NCC Officers from 13 Indian states, representing 5 NCC Directorates, are participating in the event.
The cadets have shown great enthusiasm, courage, unity, and discipline while marching together to Upper Chimi Village in Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh. Their excitement and exuberance during the trek have been truly remarkable. The Commander, NCC Group HQ Tezpur, flagged off the Upper Chimi Village trek on 13 Oct 2026 at 07:30 am. The trek culminated at Ganga Village after going through the hills and mountainous roads around Chimi Village.
The camp focuses on national integration through adventure activities and shared values and beliefs. Cadets are connecting with peers from other states, exchanging ideas about their respective cultures and traditions.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
NCC Cadets participating in the NER Trek 1 in Itanagar expressed their delight at visiting the "Land of the Rising Sun" for the first time. Cadets from North Eastern states, as well as Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Jharkhand, Bihar, West Bengal, and Sikkim, were enthusiastic and eager to take on the challenges of the coming days.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
RISING SUN TREK (NER TREK-I)
550 NCC Cadets under NER Directorare are ready with pride in their chests, discipline in their steps, for all India Trekking Camp, Rising Sun. This camp will forge unbreakable bonds through extreme grit and breathtaking terrain. Cadets will test their physical limits, conquer rugged peaks, and master navigation across the wilderness. Walking miles together, diverse cultures merge into a single, unstoppable family united by pure adventure. @nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
Bailey's trail trek by NCC Cadets from North Eastern Region Directorate, NCC. On 11th October 2026, after three days rigorous training at New Melling, the cadets commenced the first leg of their journey along the fabled Bailey's trail, amidst pristine beauty and splendour of the nature, manifest in picturusque landscape along the Mago Chu River, The Cadets displayed resolve and courage in making their way through the wooded and harsh terrain, with heavy loads on their back and smiles on their faces, the Cadets steadfastly displayed their commitment to propogate the causes of environmental preservation, border area tourism promotion and Nation building.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
True to NCC moto cadets from Five directorates of the country have come together (Unity) under NER directorate for the Rising Sun Trek in Arunachal Pradesh. Now as per the NCC goal, with self-control and order (Discipline) these 550 cadets will be guided to become united, responsible and structured citizens to help build the nation.@nccner @HQ_DG_NCC
