Hyderabad City: The NCC Directorate for Andhra Pradesh and Telangana organised a Group Commanders’ Conference at its headquarters in Secunderabad. The conference, chaired by Deputy Director General Air Commodore VM Reddy, served as a vital forum to take stock of the successes and challenges faced by the directorate in its ongoing efforts to educate and train cadets.
The event was marked by a comprehensive review of the directorate’s achievements, with special emphasis on identifying areas requiring improvement. A key focus of the discussions was the preparation for upcoming major events including the All India Thal Sena Camp, All India Vayu Sena Camp, All India Naval Sena Camp and Republic Day Camp 2025. These prestigious events are considered milestones in the NCC calendar and offer cadets from across the country an opportunity to showcase their skills and discipline.
During the conference, proposals and corrective measures to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and overall quality of cadet training were discussed in depth. Group Commanders explored strategies to ensure that upcoming camps not only meet, but exceed the high standards set by the NCC. Discussions highlighted the importance of a strategic approach to cadet development, focusing on sound programme management and holistic cadet growth.
Reddy stressed the need to continually improve and innovate in training methods, highlighting the leadership’s commitment to producing well-rounded and capable cadets. The conference concluded with a renewed commitment to excellence as group commanders walked away with a clear roadmap for the future.