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PM Modi praises efforts of NCC cadets during calamities

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PM Modi praises efforts of NCC cadets during calamities

PM Modi praises efforts of NCC cadets during calamities

Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a NCC Rally at Cariappa Ground praised cadets for their efforts in handling hard times like floods, COVID situation in the country last year.

"Be it the floods or any other calamity, NCC cadets helped the people of this country last year.

During the Corona period, lakhs of cadets worked with the administration and society across the country.

It is commendable," said PM Narendra Modi.


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