Serving The Nation

About NCC

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) is a premier youth organization of India dedicated to developing discipline, leadership, and patriotism among students. As a tri-services organization — comprising the Army, Navy, and Air Force wings — it provides structured military training to young men and women across the nation. Established in 1948, the NCC follows the motto “Unity and Discipline”, instilling dedication, integrity, and national service in cadets. Through drill, physical training, weapon handling, adventure activities, camps, and community service, NCC nurtures confidence, teamwork, and social responsibility. It offers pathways for personal growth and careers in the armed forces and civil services, shaping disciplined, responsible, and patriotic citizens who contribute to the nation’s progress.

Motto of NCC

The motto of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) is “Unity and Discipline.”
“Unity” represents national integration and teamwork, while “Discipline” highlights responsibility, commitment, and self-control. Together, these guiding values inspire cadets to become dedicated contributors to national development.

Aims of NCC

To develop character, discipline, leadership, secular outlook, spirit of adventure, and ideals of selfless service.
To create a pool of motivated and trained youth who can serve the nation in all walks of life.
To provide military-oriented training to students aspiring for the Armed Forces or leadership-based careers.

About Satyawati NCC Army Wing

The NCC Army Wing of Satyawati College was established in 1992 under the 1 Delhi Armoured Squadron NCC and now functions under the 6 Delhi Battalion NCC. It is one of the most active and disciplined units, providing a strong platform for leadership, discipline, physical fitness, and patriotism. Cadets routinely participate in drill, weapon training, fitness sessions, ATC, CATC, and have proudly represented the Delhi Directorate in the prestigious Republic Day Camp (RDC). The unit is active in social service activities such as tree plantations, blood donation camps, cleanliness drives, and awareness campaigns. Many cadets have earned recognition at state and national levels.

Camps in NCC

Annual Training Camp (ATC): Focuses on drill, training, fitness, and cultural activities (10–12 days).
Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC): Includes cadets from multiple units for enhanced coordination.
Republic Day Camp (RDC): The most prestigious NCC camp; includes parade, cultural events, and meeting national leaders.
Prime Minister’s Rally: Held during RDC; top cadets showcase their excellence.
National Integration Camp (NIC): Promotes unity and cultural understanding.
Adventure Camps: Trekking, mountaineering, rock climbing, rafting, etc.
Attachment Camps: Cadets are attached to Army, Navy, or Air Force units for real-time experience.
Leadership Camps (BLC & ALC): Build leadership and decision-making skills.
Youth Exchange Program (YEP): Cadets represent India abroad.
Thal Sainik Camp (TSC): Focus on firing, map reading, field craft.
Community Development Camps: Cleanliness drives, blood donation, literacy programs, relief efforts.

Events, Drives & Annual Cultural Fest of NCC

NCC Shaurya — the NCC unit of Satyawati College — conducts impactful events throughout the year:

Social Service & Awareness Drives

Tree plantation, cleanliness drives, blood donation camps, Swachh Bharat activities, and road safety awareness programs.

Health & Fitness Initiatives

Yoga sessions, fitness runs, wellness seminars, and health check-up camps.

Patriotic Events

Independence Day, Republic Day, NCC Day, and Kargil Vijay Diwas celebrations with parades and performances.

Disaster Management Training

Workshops on first aid, emergency response, and mock drills for natural calamities.

Community Outreach

Visits to old age homes, orphanages, and local schools; teaching, support activities, and motivational sessions.

Annual Cultural Festival – “Shaurya”

A dynamic celebration featuring drill shows, cultural programs, debates, adventure sports demos, and patriotic performances.

Skills & Benefits of Joining NCC

Leadership & Teamwork through event management and parade command.
Disaster Management Skills via hands-on emergency training.
Confidence & Communication through camps, public speaking, and drills.
Time Management & Responsibility balancing academics with NCC duties.
Physical & Mental Fitness through regular PT, yoga, and adventure sports.
Career Advantages — preference for NCC ‘C’ Certificate holders in defense and civil services.
National & International Exposure through RDC, NIC, and YEP programs.

Achievements

Thal Sainik Camp 2023
• CDT Shiv Shankar Saifi – Shooting

Republic Day Camp 2024
• JUO Jai Kumar – PM Rally
• JUO Golu Kumar – PM Rally
• CDT Supreet Kr. Jha – PM Rally

Thal Sainik Camp 2024
• SUO Aakash – Map Reading
• CDT Rahul Yadav – Shooting
• CDT Yuvraj – JD & FS

Republic Day Camp 2025
• CHM Gaurav Singh – PM Rally

Thal Sainik Camp 2025
• SUO Raj Singh – Map Reading
• JUO Ashish Kr. – Map Reading
• CDT Hariom – JD & FS

Convener / Caretaker Officer (CTO)

Dr. Sagar

Core Rank Panel

Senior Under Officer
• Raj Singh

Junior Under Officers
• Nikhil Maurya
• Keshav Kumar
• Ashish Kumar

Company Sergeant Major
• Raj Shrma

Company Quarter Master Sergeant
• Yuvraj

Sergeants
• Mukul Kumar
• Mukul Kumar
• Ansh Kumar Chandra
• Harsh Vij
• Mahiraj

About NSS

National Service Scheme (NSS), Satyawati College (Evening), University of Delhi, works under the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India. The NSS society of Satyawati College ignites the spirit of selfless service and social responsibility among students. It stands as a beacon of service and creativity, empowering students to become agents of change. From organizing cleanliness drives and vibrant rangoli competitions during Diwali to poster-making for Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan, it fosters awareness and artistic expression. Through initiatives like Har Ghar Tiranga Yatra, book donation camps, and the transformative Mission Aakar — where volunteers teach underprivileged children — NSS ignites patriotism, compassion, and purpose in the youth of future India. It’s not just a society; it’s a movement that transforms lives.

Mission and Vision

“Not Me But You” — the soul of NSS isn’t just a motto, it’s a movement. It calls us to rise above self-interest and embrace the power of collective service. The spinning wheel in the logo isn’t just a symbol; it’s a tribute to Gandhian ideals of dignity in labor, unity, and transformation. Together, they weave a message that echoes through every volunteer’s heart: true change begins when we serve others before ourselves. NSS shapes not just leaders, but torchbearers of compassion, purpose, and progress. Mission Aakar is a heartfelt initiative by Satyawati College’s National Service Scheme (NSS) unit, dedicated to providing education and support to underprivileged children. The mission’s holistic approach not only imparts knowledge but also provides essential study materials, ensuring that no child is left behind due to a lack of resources. This movement aims to shape brighter futures and bridge the educational divide, with the youth of today empowering the leaders of tomorrow.

Mission Aakar – An Initiative

Towards Educational Empowerment

Mission Aakar is a flagship project under the National Service Scheme (NSS) that focuses on promoting education among underprivileged children residing in slum areas. Through this initiative, NSS volunteers regularly visit the communities of Lalbagh and Azadpur to teach and guide children who have limited access to quality education. The primary objective of Mission Aakar is to provide holistic learning opportunities — fostering academic growth, moral values, and personal development. The project aspires to empower these young learners by equipping them with essential knowledge and life skills that contribute to their overall growth and future prospects. Mission Aakar reflects the NSS spirit of selfless service and social responsibility, striving to build an inclusive society where education becomes a right and opportunity for every child.

Program:

Report on the Visit to Pradhan Mantri Sangrahalaya

Report on the Visit to “Viksit Bharat ke Rang, Kala ke Sang”

Report on Global Roti Day and Nasha Mukt Bharat Initiative