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NCC team with cadets from DK wins “Best Contingent” award in Haryana

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February 6, 2011

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Moodbidri, February 6: A team of 16 NCC Cadets and an ANO from KAR BN, representing Karnataka and Goa Directorate took part in the National Integration Camp held at Hari Mandir Sanskrit Mahavidyalaya, Pataudi in Haryana from January 19 to 30.

The team was led by Capt. Radhakrishna Shetty, NCC Officer of Sri Mahaveera College, Moodbidri consisted most of the students from Dakshina Kannada. They are Naveen Kumar, Pavan Jain, Poornima S Nayak, Lenita Dcunha from Sri Mahaveera College, Moodbidri, Ashvitha Manai, Ravi Kiran from SVS College, Bantwal, Avinash, Rakshith, Sreelesh, Jayaprasad, Preema Elen Pereira from Alva's College, Moodbidri Rupesh, Akshatha from University College, Mangalore, Abdul Ajeej, Franklin Sujith Dsouza, Swathi Rao from Govinda Das College, Surathkal.

The team won many awards in the inter-Directorate competitions and bagged “Best Contingent Award” during the camp.

Swami Dharam Dasji of Hari Mandir Ashram, Pataudi distributed the award and prizes. Camp Commandant Col. A.K Mathur and Deputy Camp Commandant Col. Sudheer Garg were present on the occasion. Around 620 cadets of 16 Directorates from all over the country participated in the camp.

Col. Alok Paramar, Commanding Officer of 18 KAR BN NCC and Prof. Chandrashekar Dixit, Principal of Sri Mahaveera College Moodbidri, congratulated the cadets for their all round performance.




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