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Venutai Chavan College, Karad

Affiliated to Shivaji University, Kolhapur.
NAAC Accredited as "B" Grade (3rd Cycle)


National Cadet Corps (NCC)

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About NCC

The roots of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) trace back to the 'University Corps,' established under the India Defence Act of 1917. Initially created to address the shortage of the Army in 1920, the Indian Territorial Act led to the replacement of the 'University Corps' with the 'University Training Corps (UTC).' In 1942, the UTC underwent a name change to become the University Officers Training Corps (UDTC). As part of the evolving landscape, the NCC Act XXXVI of 1948, administered under the Ministry of Defence (MOD), formalized the organization.


Recognizing the imperative to create a national-level youth organization, the idea was championed by leaders who envisioned training young individuals to become exemplary citizens and future leaders, extending their influence across various spheres, including the Defense forces. In 1946, a committee, led by Pandit HM Kunzru and established at the behest of the first Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, laid the groundwork for the NCC.


The NCC, with its motto 'Unity and Discipline' adopted on December 23, 1957, stands true to its principles. Embodying this motto, the NCC emerges as a significant cohesive force within the nation, uniting youth from diverse regions and shaping them into unified, secular, and disciplined citizens. This commitment reflects the NCC's pivotal role in fostering a sense of national pride and unity among the youth, preparing them for leadership roles across all facets of life, including service in the Defense forces.



Aims of NCC

- To develop qualities of character, courage, comradeship, Discipline, Leadership, Secular outlook spirit of adventure and sportsmanship, and selfless service among the youth to make them useful citizens.
- To create a Human resource of organized trained and motivated youth. To provide leadership in all walks of life, including the armed forces, and be always available for the service of the nation.
- To create a suitable environment to motivate the youth to take up a career in the armed forces.



Cardinals of N.C.C Discipline

1. Obey with a smile.
2. Be Punctual.
3. Work hard without fuss.
4. Make no excuses and tell no lies.



Objectives of N.C.C. Discipline

- To develop character and personality.
- To develop self-confidence.
- To build up physique and courage.
- To teach those subjects that will be useful during emergencies and in day-to-day life



A unit of 54 cadets was established in 1963-64 in our college. At present we have a unit including cadets we try our level best to achieve the aims and targets of NCC. This is being done through different activities in our unit. We herewith enclose a report of activities done in our unit in the last five years.,



VENUTAI CHAVAN COLLEGE, KARAD TAQ-KARAD DIST-SATARA (MAH.) N.C.C. COY. – A PROFILE

Venutai chavan college, karad has an active N.C.C. unit since the inception of the college. i.e. may 1971. it is established in 1971-72 under 19 mah.bn N.C.C., karad. This unit imparts quality training in N.C.C. activities to the students coming from mofussil area. it has been active in so many fronts several N.C.C. cadets have been selected for the republic day camp (RDC), pre republic-day camp (pre-RDC), Thal /nau sainik camp (TSC), shivaji trail trek (STT), attachment to regular army/navy army attachment, hospital attachment, naval attachment, air attachment, IMA attachment, OTA attachment etc. basic leadership camp (BLC), advanced leadership camp (ALC), national integration camp (NIC), special national integration camp (SNIC), course at Himalayan mountaineering institute, Darjeeling., hiking and trekking camp, social service camp (SSC), combined annual training camp (CATC), annual training camp (ATC), paratroopers camp, Ek Baharat swatch Baharat (EBSB)


Venutai chavan college, karad organizes B and C certificate exams. cadets also have 90% of ratio of passing these exams. some of our cadets serving in Indian army as an officer and no. of cadets serving as soldier too.


Besides the unit undertakes addiction-free campaign, eradication of superstitions, tree plantation, protection of environment, aids awareness, social health awareness, save-baby campaign, blood donation awareness, consumer awareness, RTI awareness, anti-dowry awareness, nature club, student seminar, remedial classes, career counseling etc.



NCC OFFICERS (ANO)

The NCC officers i.e. ANOs are appointed from among the teachers by 19 mah.bn N.C.C., karad.


Initially 2/Lt. P.E. Bharadi and 2/Lt. M.S. Sagare worked as company commanders. The strength of the unit was 188 cadets. In the year 1975-76 they were succeeded by 2/Lt. M.C. Mane and 2/Lt. S.A. Dange. During the same year the strength of the unit was 94 cadets. In the year 1979-80 there was 01 platoon of 54 cadets for which 2/Lt. S.A Dange worked as ANO till 22 nd October 1994. Later on, 2/Lt. T.S. Bangar has been worked as ANO till February 2015.


At present Captain Dr. M.A. Kadam Patil has been working as ANO. (COY. COM.)


In 2022, the Institute introduced FSFS NCC Sub Unit



Camps

• RDC: Republic Day Camp
• TSC: Thal Sainik Camp
• AAC: Army Attachment Camp
• ATC: Annual Training Camp
• BLC: Basic leadership camp
• CATC: Combined Annual Training Camp
• IGC: Inter Group Camp
• NIC: National Integration Camp
• RCC: Rock Climbing Camp
• SNIC: Special National Integration Camp
• VSC: Vayu Sainik Camp
• NSC: Nau Sainik Camp



Activities Done During Camps

• Drill
• Cross Country
• Yoga
• Physical Training
• Weapon Training
• Games
• General Awareness Lectures
• Camp Fire
• Cultural Activities
• Map Reading
• Field Craft & Battle Craft



Certificates

Senior Division and Senior Wing:
• 'C'-Certificate is the highest recognition of training and qualification of a Senior NCC cadet
• 'B'-Certificate is the initial recognition of training and qualification of a Senior NCC cadet.



Training and Other Activities

Regular activities like Drill, Rifile Drill, Map Reading, Weapon Training, Field Craft and Battle Craft etc, are being imparted to the cadets as per the syllabus framed by NCC Directorate, Bengaluru.

Anti Drug Rally, Swachcha Bharath Abhiyan, Yoga, Independence Day, Republic Day, Kargil Vijaya Diwas, Road Safety Rally, Blood Donation, Army Awareness, NCC Inter collegiate competition and NCC Day celebration are the other programs conducted by SFGC, NCC 7KAR BN, Bengaluru, in which our cadets will take an activities role.









Photo Name Education Designation Profile
Dr.MAHENDRA ANANDRAO KADAMPATIL M.Sc,SET,PhD,M.P.Ed Head & Assistant Professor View
Achievements Reports

Sr.No Name Date Type Title Description Report
1 Dr.MAHENDRA ANANDRAO KADAMPATIL 22-02-2024 National AAYAJ MULANI COMPLETED AITSC View
Students Achievements Reports

Sr.No Name Date Type Title Description Report
1 AAYAJ MULANI 22-02-2024 National AITSC Completed AITSC at Delhi Represented Maharashtra Directorate View
Activities Reports

Sr.No Date Activity Type Level Title No. of Student Benifitted Report

Venutai Chavan College, Karad - 2023

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