1.#Saturday 31, January 2O26,4074. 05:30. /1. #PM attends annual NCC PM Rally 2026 at Cariappa Ground, in New Delhi on January 28, 2026. 2.##PM shares glimpses of the annual NCC PM Rally in Delhi: 28 JAN 2026.//3.##PM addresses annual NCC PM Rally in Delhi:28 Jan, 2026Print News. ///4.####PM’s speech during the NCC rally at Cariappa Ground in New Delhi: 28 Jan, 2026Print News. ////

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1. #PM attends annual NCC PM Rally 2026 at Cariappa Ground, in New Delhi on January 28, 2026.

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2.##PM shares glimpses of the annual NCC PM Rally in Delhi: 28 JAN 2026.//

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, shared glimpses of the Annual NCC PM Rally at the Cariappa Parade Ground in Delhi today. Greeting the gathering on the occasion of NCC Day, the Prime Minister said that the efforts of NCC, NSS cadets, tableau artists, companions from the National Rangshala, and young participants from across the country were clearly visible in their coordinated performances.

In a series of posts on X, Shri Modi said:

“आज सुबह एक विमान दुर्घटना ने महाराष्ट्र के उप मुख्यमंत्री अजित पवार जी और कुछ साथियों को हमसे छीन लिया। अजित दादा ने राज्य और देश के विकास में अपना अहम योगदान दिया। मैं उनके परिवार के प्रति संवेदना व्यक्त करता हूं। शोक की इस घड़ी में हम उन सभी साथियों के परिजनों के साथ हैं, जिन्होंने इस हादसे में अपनों को खोया है।”

“आज पूरी दुनिया युवा भारत की युवा शक्ति की ओर बहुत भरोसे से देख रही है। दुनिया के इस भरोसे का कारण है- मातृभूमि के प्रति अपार श्रद्धा और कर्मभूमि के प्रति अप्रतिम समर्पण!”

“यूरोपियन यूनियन के साथ जिस ‘मदर ऑफ ऑल डील्स’ पर सहमति बनी है, उसका मतलब है- भारतीय युवाओं के लिए यूरोप के 27 देशों में नए-नए अवसर!”

“ऑपरेशन सिंदूर ने दिखाया कि हमारे स्वदेशी हथियार कितने एडवांस और हाइटेक हैं। AI और Defence Innovation आज हमारी फोर्सेस को और आधुनिक बना रहे हैं, जिससे हमारे युवा साथियों के लिए संभावनाओं का बहुत विस्तार हुआ है।”

“युवा मतदाताओं के लिए अब हमें देश में एक नई परंपरा शुरू करने की जरूरत है। इस दिशा में हर साल 25 जनवरी को राष्ट्रीय मतदाता दिवस पर NCC-NSS और मेरा युवा भारत संगठन में फर्स्ट टाइम वोटर्स के सम्मान में एक भव्य आयोजन किया जा सकता है।”

“यह जानकर मुझे अच्छा लगा कि NCC ने एक पेड़ मां के नाम अभियान के तहत करीब 8 लाख पेड़ लगाए हैं। ये देखना भी हमारा कर्तव्य है कि जो पेड़ हमने लगाए हैं, वे अच्छे से बड़े भी हों।”

“हमारे युवाओं का एक बहुत बड़ा टेस्ट ये भी है कि वे आने वाले समय में कितने अधिक फिट होंगे। अनुशासित जीवनशैली अपनाने को लेकर उनसे मेरा यह विशेष आग्रह…”

PM attends annual NCC PM Rally 2026 at Cariappa Ground, in New Delhi on January 28, 2026.

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3.##PM addresses annual NCC PM Rally in Delhi:28 Jan, 2026Print News. ///

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VIDEO: LIVE - PM Narendra Modi participates in the NCC Rally at Cariappa Ground, New Delhi

PM addresses annual NCC PM Rally in Delhi

This morning, a tragic plane crash occurred in Maharashtra, which has taken away the state’s Deputy Chief Minister Shri Ajit Pawar ji along with some of his colleagues: PM

Ajit Dada made a significant contribution to the development of Maharashtra and the nation, and especially took the lead in working to improve the lives of people in villages. I express my condolences to the family of Ajit Pawar ji: PM

The colleagues lost in this tragic accident will always be remembered, and in this moment of grief, the nation stands in solidarity with their families: PM

NCC is a movement that empowers India’s Yuva Shakti: PM

Today, the world looks at India’s youth with great confidence: PM

The agreement finalised with the European Union is drawing global attention, with many calling it the mother of all deals and a game-changer for the world: PM

Today, battles are fought on multiple fronts, they are fought in code as well as in the cloud; Countries that fall behind in technology are weak not only economically, but also in terms of security: PM

How we conduct ourselves as citizens is also a vital aspect of a Viksit Bharat, As citizens, we must place the highest priority on our duties: PM

Yuva Fit Toh Desh Hit!: PM

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi addressed the Annual NCC PM Rally at the Cariappa Parade Ground in Delhi today. Greeting the gathering on the occasion of NCC Day, the Prime Minister said that the efforts of NCC, NSS cadets, tableau artists, companions from the National Rangshala, and young participants from across the country were clearly visible in their coordinated performances. Shri Modi noted with grief that the day also brought great sorrow due to the tragic plane crash in Maharashtra this morning, which claimed the lives of Deputy Chief Minister, Shri Ajit Pawar ji and some colleagues. He highlighted that Ajit Dada made a significant contribution to the development of Maharashtra and the nation, especially by working to improve village life, and expressed condolences to Shri Ajit Pawar ji’s family. He stated that in this moment of pain, the nation stands with the families of those lost in the accident. The Prime Minister, amidst these moments of grief and condolence, extended greetings to all cadets present, including those from friendly nations, and acknowledged the large participation of girl cadets this year.

“NCC is a movement that makes India’s youth confident, disciplined, sensitive, and dedicated citizens of the nation”, highlighted Shri Modi, emphasising that every year cadets are strengthening their role further. He highlighted that the number of NCC cadets has increased from 14 lakh to 20 lakh in recent years, with significant growth in border and coastal areas.

The Prime Minister underlined that NCC is a platform where youth live their heritage with pride, citing the celebration of 150 years of Vande Mataram with great enthusiasm across the country. He pointed to the Paramveer Sagar Yatra as an excellent example, recalling that a few years ago the government named 21 islands of Andaman and Nicobar after Paramveer Chakra awardees, and the cadets carried forward this spirit of honoring national heroes through their sailing expedition. Shri Modi also highlighted that in Lakshadweep, through the island festival, cadets celebrated the ocean, culture, and nature together.

Shri Modi remarked that NCC has brought history alive from monuments to the streets, highlighting the valor of Bajirao Peshwa, the skill of the great warrior Lachit Borphukan, and the leadership of Bhagwan Birsa Munda through its cycle rally, which created public awareness. He appreciated the efforts of all cadets and extended greetings to those who received honors today.

Recalling his words from the Red Fort, stating that this is the right time, the best time, the Prime Minister emphasized that today’s era is one of maximum opportunities for the youth of India. He noted that the government is committed to ensuring that young people benefit the most from this period, citing the historic Free Trade Agreement reached between India and the European Union as an example. He added that prior to this, India had signed Free Trade Agreements with Oman, New Zealand, Britain, UAE, Australia, and Mauritius, all of which are creating countless opportunities for millions of youth.

Underlining that the entire world looks towards the youth of India with great trust, Shri Modi said the reason for this trust lies in their skills and values. He stressed that Indian youth carry the values of democracy, respect for diversity, and the belief in the world as one family, which enables them to easily integrate with people wherever they go and contribute to the development of those nations. The Prime Minister remarked that these values are India’s culture and nature.

Shri Modi asserted, based on his conversations with global leaders, that Indian youth are not only hardworking but also excellent professionals, which is why they are in high demand worldwide. He pointed out that in Gulf countries, millions of Indians have been working for years, and Indian doctors and engineers are building outstanding healthcare systems and infrastructure in many nations. He also recalled that teachers from India who went abroad in earlier times added new values to societies across the world.

Prime Minister remarked that along with the contributions of Indian youth to the world, their achievements within the country are also being widely appreciated globally. He highlighted that it is because of these young people that India has become the backbone of information technology worldwide, and now their strength is driving revolutions in startups, space, digital technology, and every domain.

Shri Modi noted that the recently agreed Free Trade Agreement with the European Union is being praised as the “Mother of All Deals” and described as a global gamechanger. He emphasized that this FTA represents one-fourth of the world’s GDP and one-third of global trade, and is truly a “Freedom to Aspire” for India’s youth.

The Prime Minister underlined that this agreement with 27 countries will benefit Indian startups by easing access to funding and innovation ecosystems, while also boosting India’s creative economy in film, gaming, fashion, digital content, music, and design. He stated that the deal will create new opportunities for Indian youth in research, education, IT, and professional services.

Pointing out that the agreement is called the “Mother of All Deals” also because of its vast benefits, Shri Modi underscored it will accelerate the Atmanirbhar Bharat campaign and strengthen the resolve of “Make in India, Make for the World.” He explained that under this agreement, tariffs on more than 99 percent of India’s exports will either be zero or very low, benefiting industries such as textiles, leather, gems and jewellery, footwear, engineering goods, and MSMEs. He stressed that weavers, artisans, and small entrepreneurs will gain direct access to the vast markets of 27 European countries.

The Prime Minister added that the deal will also bring more investment into India, leading to new engineering, electronics, chemical, pharma, and other manufacturing plants, while creating assured markets for agriculture, food processing, and fisheries, which will be a major opportunity for farmers, fishermen, and rural youth. Shri Modi remarked that this FTA directly connects India’s youth to Europe’s job market, creating opportunities especially in engineering, green technology, design, logistics, and advanced manufacturing, meaning new avenues are opening for Indian youth across 27 countries.

Shri Modi remarked that the government is expanding global opportunities through comprehensive reforms, and the reform express on which the nation is riding today is removing every obstacle before the youth. He highlighted that the growing opportunities before the country, combined with the discipline and values inculcated in NCC cadets, are like an added advantage for them.

Lauding the impressive tableau on Operation Sindoor, Shri Modi specifically appreciated the efforts of NCC cadets during that critical moment for national security. He noted their contributions in supporting the armed forces, organizing blood donation camps, and providing first-aid services. The PM stated that NCC training is not limited to the parade ground but also instills the spirit of “Nation First,” which inspires cadets to work with full strength for the country in difficult times. He recalled that his own sense of “Nation First” was strengthened during his time in NCC, and he expressed satisfaction at seeing the same values being learned by cadets today.

Emphasising that Operation Sindoor reaffirmed India’s strength and the valor of its armed forces, Shri Modi said it also demonstrated the advancement of indigenous weapons. He stressed that in modern warfare, the role of youth skills has increased significantly, as battles are now fought not only with tanks and guns but also in code and cloud. He warned that nations lagging in technology are weak not only in economy but also in security, and stressed that innovation by youth strengthens patriotism and contributes to national security. He noted that new opportunities are opening for tech-savvy, innovative youth in the armed forces, with defense startups excelling, Made in India drones being developed, and AI and defense innovation modernizing the forces, urging young people to take full advantage of these possibilities.

The Prime Minister mentioned that the nation recently celebrated National Voters’ Day on 25 January, and he wrote a letter to citizens on this occasion. He said that National Voters’ Day is a celebration of the responsibility and rights bestowed by the Constitution, and highlighted that India has the largest number of young voters in the world. He remarked that when young citizens turn 18 and become eligible to vote, they gain the power to shape the nation’s destiny. Shri Modi called for a new tradition in the country, proposing that NCC, NSS, and My Young India organization hold a grand event every 25 January to honor first-time voters, expressing confidence that this effort will strengthen the sense of responsibility among youth and reinforce democracy.

“A developed India is not limited to economic prosperity but also depends on the conduct of its citizens, who must prioritize their duties”, emphasised Shri Modi. He cited the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan as an example, noting that while it was initiated by the government, it was carried forward by citizens, youth and children, and emphasized that cleanliness is a habit, a lifestyle, and a value. Shri Modi urged that the spirit of civic duty must become part of daily life, and just as people want beauty in their own courtyards, they must also beautify their cities with the same spirit. He appealed to every young person present to dedicate at least one hour each week to a cleanliness-related campaign and plan some activity at a chosen place.

Prime Minister Modi remarked that he was pleased to know that under the “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” campaign, NCC has planted nearly 8 lakh trees, and emphasized that it is also our duty to ensure these trees grow well.

Highlighting that the greatest test of youth power is how much fitter we will be in the coming times, the PM noted that fitness should not be limited to a few minutes of exercise but must become part of our nature, with disciplined lifestyle from diet to daily routine. Shri Modi expressed happiness that NCC cadets are advancing the Fit India campaign and performing well in sports.

The Prime Minister raised the issue of obesity among youth, citing studies that suggest one in three people in India may suffer from obesity in the future, which increases risks of diabetes, blood pressure, and other diseases, with youth being the most affected group. He stressed the need for vigilance and urged reducing oil intake, reiterating his earlier appeal to cut oil consumption in food by 10 percent.

Underlining that NCC not only teaches marching but also instills responsibility as citizens, imparting skills and values that help cadets become better citizens, Shri Modi noted that the experiences gained during Republic Day celebrations further refine their personality. The Prime Minister concluded by extending his best wishes, expressing confidence that they will succeed in every test of life and continue to contribute to building a developed India.

Union Ministers, Shri Rajnath Singh, Dr. Mansukh Mandaviya, Shri Sanjay Seth,  were present among other dignitaries at the event.

Background

The theme of this year’s Annual NCC PM Rally is ‘Rashtra Pratham – Kartavya Nishtha Yuva’, reflecting the spirit of duty, discipline and national commitment among India’s youth.

The NCC PM Rally will mark the grand culmination of the month-long NCC Republic Day Camp 2026, which witnessed the participation of 2,406 NCC cadets from across the country, including 898 girl cadets. The rally will also see the participation of 207 youth and officers from 21 foreign countries.

On the occasion, a vibrant cultural programme will be presented by NCC cadets, members of Rashtriya Rangshala and National Service Scheme, showcasing their role in nation building, social service and character development.

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VIDEO: LIVE - PM Narendra Modi participates in the NCC Rally at Cariappa Ground, New Delhi

PM’s speech during the NCC rally at Cariappa Ground in New Delhi

My colleague in the Union Cabinet, the country’s Defense Minister, Mr. Rajnath Singh ji, all other dignitaries present on the stage, NCC and NSS cadets who have come from across the country, tableau artists, colleagues from the Rashtriya Rangshala, and my dear young friends. All of your hard work is visible here. You have performed your demonstration with great coordination.

​But friends,

​Today has also brought a great sorrow for us. This morning itself, a tragic plane accident occurred in Maharashtra. This accident has snatched away from us the Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Ajit Pawar ji, and some colleagues. Ajit Dada made a great contribution to the development of Maharashtra and the country. Especially for making life in villages better, he always worked by coming forward. I express my condolences to the family of Ajit Pawar ji. In this hour of pain, we all stand with the family members of the colleagues we have lost in this accident.

​Friends,

​Amidst these moments of grief and condolence, I will also congratulate all of you cadets present here, the cadets and officers who have come from various friendly nations. This time too, girl cadets have come here in very large numbers. I congratulate them specially.

​Friends,

​NCC is such an organization, such a movement, which makes the youth power of India self-confident, makes them disciplined, makes them sensitive, and makes them citizens dedicated to the nation. You all are making your role more empowered every year. In the past years, the number of NCC cadets has increased from 14 lakhs to 20 lakhs. Especially in our border areas, in coastal areas, there has been a significant increase in the number of NCC cadets.

​My young friends,

​NCC is a platform for the youth, and on this platform, one also lives their heritage with pride. For example, this year NCC has celebrated the 150 years of Vande Mataram with full enthusiasm. You have conducted programs related to this in every corner of the country. The Param Vir Sagar Yatra is also an excellent example of this. As you all know, a few years ago the government gave the names of our Param Vir Chakra winners to 21 islands of Andaman and Nicobar. You have carried forward the sentiment of giving respect to national heroes behind this through your Sailing Expedition. Similarly, through the Island Festival in Lakshadweep, you have celebrated the ocean, culture, and nature, all together.

​Friends,

​NCC has taken history out of monuments and made it alive in the hearts of the people. You have worked to awaken public consciousness through your bicycle rallies regarding the bravery of Bajirao Peshwa ji, the skill of the great warrior Lachit Borphukan ji, and the leadership of Bhagwan Birsa Munda. I highly appreciate all of you for all these courageous works. I also give my best wishes to the colleagues who have received honors today.

​Friends,

​I had said from the Red Fort – this is the time, the right time. For the youth of our country, today’s time is the time of maximum opportunities. It is the effort of the government that our youth get the maximum benefit of this period. You saw an example of this only yesterday. An agreement has been reached on a historic Free Trade Agreement between India and the European Union. Before this, India has also done Free Trade Agreements with countries like Oman, New Zealand, Britain, UAE, Australia, and Mauritius. All these agreements are going to create countless opportunities for our lakhs and crores of youth.

​Friends,

​Today the whole world is looking at the youth of young India with great trust. And the reason for this trust of the world is – skill and values ! The youth of India have the values of democracy, our youth have the values of giving respect to every type of diversity, the youth of India have the values of considering the whole world as one family. And therefore, wherever the youth of India go, they easily mingle with the people of that country, they win their hearts. We help in the development of that country with our potential. These are our values, this is our nature. Immense reverence towards the motherland and incomparable dedication towards the workplace (Karmabhoomi), this is our heritage.

​Friends,

​When I talk to leaders across the world, and on the basis of that conversation I say and can say with full claim, the youth of India are as hardworking as they are excellent professionals. And therefore, there remains a great demand for the youth of India. For example, look in the Gulf countries, lakhs of people have been working there for so many years. Our doctors and engineers are doing wonderful healthcare systems and wonderful infrastructure in so many countries. The teachers we used to have here previously have added new values to the societies of many countries.

​Friends,

​Along with this contribution of theirs in the world, the whole world is also praising the achievements of the youth in our country. Because of these youth, India has become the backbone of Information Technology in the world. And now, with the power of these very young people, a new revolution has started in startups, in space, in digital technology, in every domain.

​Friends,

​Now the agreement on which consensus has been reached with the European Union, the world is praising it as the “Mother of All Deals”; it is being called a game-changer deal for the world. This FTA is “Freedom To Aspire” for you. This agreement represents one-fourth of the world’s GDP and one-third of global trade.

​Friends,

​European Union, meaning India’s agreement has happened with twenty-seven countries of the world. Its benefit will go to India’s startups. Access to funding and the innovation ecosystem for Indian startups will become easier. From this agreement, our creative economy – film, gaming, fashion, digital content, music, and design – will also benefit greatly. And along with it, countless new opportunities will be created for the youth of India in research and education, to IT and other professional services.

​Friends,

​This agreement is also being called the “Mother of All Deals” because it is very comprehensive, very deep, touching new heights, and the list of benefits is very long. This will give momentum to the Self-Reliant India (Atmanirbhar Bharat) mission. This will give strength to the resolution of Make in India, Make for the World. Because under this agreement, the tariff on more than ninety-nine percent, 99 percent, of India’s exports will either be zero or will become very low. And from this, every Indian industry – textile, leather, gems and jewelry, footwear, and engineering goods – and MSMEs will benefit greatly. Our weavers, handicraftsmen, and small entrepreneurs will also get direct access to the massive market of 27 European countries.

​Friends,

​There is another strong side to this deal. More investment will come to India. New engineering, electronics, chemical, pharma, and other manufacturing plants will start in the country. From this, an assured market will be prepared for new investment in agriculture, food processing, and fisheries as well. This is a very big opportunity for farmers, fishermen, and rural youth.

​My young friends,

​This FTA directly connects the youth of India to Europe’s job market. Especially in engineering, green tech, design, logistics, and advanced manufacturing, many opportunities will be created. This means that for the youth of India, for you, new opportunities are opening in 27 countries.

​Friends,

​The government is making all these global opportunities even more expansive through comprehensive reforms. The reform express that the country is riding today is removing every hurdle in front of youth power. And these growing opportunities in front of the country, these values  and this discipline in all you youth associated with NCC – for you, this is like icing on the cake (Sone pe suhaga).

​Friends,

​You have presented a wonderful tableau on Operation Sindoor here. I will especially appreciate your efforts during Operation Sindoor. In that important hour related to national security, our NCC cadets handled their responsibilities very well. Someone gave support in the preparations of our armies, someone set up blood donation camps, someone served through first-aid camps; you showed that along with the training of the parade ground, training of the thought process of “Nation First” also happens in NCC. This is the very patriotism received from NCC, this is the very leadership that gives inspiration to work for the country with full strength during difficult times. And this is exactly what NCC teaches us; we learn from there. When I was in NCC, my sentiment of “Nation First” was strengthened like this, and today I am feeling proud seeing you also learning the same in NCC.

​Friends,

​Operation Sindoor has once again established India’s potential and the bravery of our army. Operation Sindoor has also shown how advanced and high-tech our indigenous weapons are.

​Friends,

​In today’s modern warfare, the role of youth skills has increased greatly. Now war is not limited only to tanks, guns, and shells on the border. Today’s battle is fought on many fronts. Today’s battle happens in code as well, and in the cloud as well. Countries that are behind in technology are weak not only in economy but also in security.

​Therefore, friends,

​As a youth, what new innovation we do for our country – this passion also strengthens patriotism and makes a big contribution to the security of the country. You all know, today new opportunities are being created in the armies for innovative young people even through tech. Today, the defense startups of our youth are doing wonders. Today, work is being done on Made in India drones; AI and Defense Innovation are now making our forces modern. That is, the possibilities are expanding greatly for you young friends. And today I want, not just those sitting here, but crores of youth of the country to take advantage of this.

​Friends,

​The country celebrated National Voters’ Day just three days ago on 25th January. On this day, I also wrote a letter to the countrymen. National Voters’ Day is the celebration of that sense of duty, of that right, which our Constitution has entrusted to every citizen. Today India is among those countries in the world where the number of young voters is the highest. When these youth become eligible to be voters, attain the age of 18 years, they get the power to make the destiny of the nation. Therefore, now we need to start a new tradition in the country. I want that in NCC-NSS and the “Mera Yuva Bharat” organization, the “MyBharat” organization, a big event should be organized every time on 25th January. On this day, there should be a grand program to honor first-time voters. I have full confidence that this effort will further strengthen the sense of responsibility in our younger generation and strengthen our democracy.

​Friends,

​The meaning of Developed India (Viksit Bharat) is not limited only to economic prosperity. How our conduct is as a citizen is also an important aspect of Developed India. As a citizen, we have to give the highest priority to our duty. For example, you see, although the government may have a contribution in starting the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, if anyone has carried it forward, I can say with pride that the work of carrying it forward has been done by the citizens of our country, by the youth, and by small children. Even inside the house and outside the house, cleanliness is a habit, a lifestyle, a value.  We have to make this sense of civic duty a part of our lives. The beauty we want to see in our courtyard, we have to make our city beautiful with the same sentiment and keep it beautiful as well. I would say to every young friend present here that they must run some campaign related to cleanliness for one hour on some day in a week. NCC-NSS can do this very well. Definitely plan some activity or the other at some location of yours.

​Friends,

​I was happy to know that NCC has planted about 8 lakh trees under the ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ campaign. The trees we have planted should also grow well – it is our duty to see this too.

​Friends,

​A very big test of our youth power is how much fitter we will be in the coming time. Fitness is not limited only to a few minutes of exercise. This should also come into our nature. From our eating habits to our daily routine, a disciplined lifestyle is also necessary. It was pleasant for me to know that you are taking the Fit India campaign forward. The cadets of NCC have also performed well in sports.

​Friends,

​Today among you youth, I am raising the subject of obesity again. Studies say that in the coming time, every third person in India could be troubled by obesity. From this problem of obesity, risks of diabetes, blood pressure, and many such diseases are also arising in the country. Its most affected class can be our youth. Therefore, it is necessary that we remain alert from now; we should try to reduce our oil intake. Some time ago, I had urged to reduce the quantity of oil in food by 10 percent. Today, I will repeat that urge to all of you youth again.

​Friends,

​NCC does not just teach you drill (kadamtaal); this organization teaches you to live with responsibility as a citizen. Here you learn those skills, those values, which help you become a better citizen. The experiences you get in the Republic Day celebrations further refine your personality. May you be successful in every test of life, and may your contribution to the building of Developed India (Viksit Bharat) continue to shine. Many many best wishes to all of you.

​Bharat Mata Ki Jai! 

​Bharat Mata Ki Jai!

​And when the country is immersed in Vande Mataram 150 today, then come – 

​Vande Mataram! Vande Mataram!

​Vande Mataram! Vande Mataram!

​Vande Mataram! Vande Mataram!

​Vande Mataram! Vande Mataram!

​Vande Mataram! Vande Mataram!

​Vande Mataram! Vande Mataram!

​Thank you very much.

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JAI HIND
JAI BHARATHAM
VANDE MATARAM
BHARAT MATHA KI JAI.

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