Asutosh College NCC Official

The GOC-in-C Commendation stands as a symbol of excellence, recognising those cadets whose conduct, commitment, and leadership consistently rise above the ordinary.

This prestigious commendation is awarded to cadets who display outstanding discipline, exemplary turnout, dedication to training, effective leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the core values of the National Cadet Corps. It is one of the highest commendations a cadet can achieve, earned not through a single performance, but through sustained effort, responsibility, and service over time.

We proudly congratulate. SUO Rajashree Sahoo on being awarded the GOC-in-C Commendation. This achievement reflects her perseverance, leadership qualities, and devotion to duty, bringing honour to the institution and the NCC.

JAI HIND 🇮🇳.

"Trekking develops not only physical endurance, but also confidence, communication, and leadership."

The All-India Trekking Camp (AITC) is a national-level NCC training camp conducted under the aegis of the National Cadet Corps (NCC). Cadets from various states and directorates across India participate in this camp, making it a significant platform for national integration, leadership development, and advanced outdoor training.

The AITC Phase-I Camp was held from 20th November 2025 to 27th November 2025 at Namchi, Sikkim. Junior Under Officer (JUO) Twinkle Chaurasia from Asutosh College actively participated in the camp and demonstrated an excellent overall performance. She served as the Master of Ceremony, secured First Position in Article Writing, and led the KOL-C group, reflecting strong leadership, communication skills, and academic abilities.

The camp included a series of structured activities conducted from 21st to 27th November 2025. Cadets undertook the Rangit River Trek on 21st November, followed by the Samdruptse and Buddha Monastery Trek on 22nd November. NCC Day was celebrated on 23rd November, while the Chardham Trek was completed on 24th November. A visit to the Namchi Market was organised on 25th November, followed by a Cultural Programme on 26th November. The cadets undertook a total of 80km trek this time. The camp formally concluded with the dismissal of cadets on 27th November 2025.

The Objectives of the Camp
● To develop physical endurance, mental resilience, and discipline
● To promote leadership, teamwork, and adaptability
● To expose cadets to challenging terrains and outdoor survival skills
● To foster national integration through interaction among cadets from different regions
● To encourage environmental awareness and respect for nature.

Her participation and achievements brought pride to the institution and exemplified the values and spirit of the National Cadet Corps. We wish her continued success in future academic and NCC endeavours.

Jai Hind🇮🇳.

Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) is one of the most important and foundational training programs conducted under the National Cadet Corps (NCC). It is aimed at grooming cadets in the values of discipline, leadership, teamwork, and self-reliance through structured military and cultural training. These camps help cadets develop both physical endurance and mental resilience.

The CATC KC-11 Camp, held from 30th October to 8th November 2025 at Airforce Station, Kachapara and was organized by 1 Bengal Girls Battalion NCC. Cadets from various institutions participated with great enthusiasm. Two cadets of Asutosh College namely, CPL Soumen Gorai and CDT Aishik Hazra made their mark with performance in multiple categories

This camp not only highlighted the talents of our cadets but also reinforced the spirit of unity and discipline that defines NCC. We congratulate all participating cadets and look forward to many more milestones ahead.

Jai hind🇮🇳.

Discipline creates the soldier before the uniform does.

The Army Attachment Camp was a memorable and enriching experience for the cadets and was conducted from October 9 to October 19. During this period, the cadets had the privilege of training with the 2 Rajputana Rifles, one of the oldest and most valiant infantry regiments of the Indian Army. Established in 1775, the regiment proudly follows its motto, “Veer Bhogya Vasundhara,” meaning “The brave shall inherit the earth,” and has displayed exceptional courage in every major conflict.

Throughout the camp, the cadets experienced military life firsthand. Soldiers of the 2 Rajputana Rifles trained them in parade drill, weapon handling, map reading, camouflage, and field craft. Each day began at 5 AM with rigorous physical training, including running, push-ups, and endurance exercises, followed by tactical drills and teamwork-based activities.

The officers emphasized that discipline, courage, and unity are the core qualities of a soldier. They shared battlefield experiences from the Kargil War and Indo-Pak conflicts, which strengthened the cadets’ understanding of patriotism and sacrifice.

On 17 October, competitions such as running, push-ups, debates, essay writing, and extempore were conducted. SGT Lalrangbawla secured first place in the push-up competition, CDT Aishik Hazra participated in extempore, and L/CPL Suman Das took part in essay writing. On 18 October, the cadets experienced live firing, followed by a written examination and a Tug of War. The camp concluded with a Closing Ceremony, where Lieutenant Roshan Sir addressed the cadets and distributed prizes.

Overall, the camp developed discipline, confidence, resilience, and teamwork while providing a true glimpse into a soldier’s life.

JAI HIND🇮🇳.

RDC - the dream every cadets live for.

Republic Day Camp (RDC) is considered one of the most prestigious and memorable experiences in the National Cadet Corps (NCC). Every year, cadets from all over the country go through months of preparation, selection trials, drill practices, cultural training.

Inter Group Competition for Republic Day Camp (IGC RDC) is one of the most important stages for Republic Day Camp. Conducted by the West Bengal & Sikkim Directorate, this competition brings together the finest cadets from six groups within the directorate, each striving to earn a place in the prestigious RDC contingent.

Sgt Ananya Tantubay was the sole cadet representing Asutosh College NCC to attend the IGC RDC camp which was held from 18th September to 25th September in Kalyani.
She participated in cultural category.
Group Dance, Group Song and Ballet.
Furthermore, she has completed the PRE RD 1 Camp and was selected for PRE RDC-2.

Being part of the West Bengal & Sikkim Directorate’s IGC RDC stage and PRE RDC 1 & 2 taught her discipline, teamwork, and the real spirit of NCC. From drills to cultural practices and constant assessments, every moment shaped her into a stronger and more confident cadet.

Jai Hind🇮🇳.

ACNCC Farewell ’25
An afternoon filled with memories, performances, laughter, and gratitude as we came together to bid farewell to our seniors.
This programme marked not just the conclusion of a chapter, but the celebration of a journey shaped by discipline, camaraderie, and shared experiences.
Wishing the Batch of 2022 the very best for everything that lies ahead.
Once a cadet, always a cadet.

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Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) is one of the most important and foundational training programs conducted under the National Cadet Corps (NCC). It is aimed at grooming cadets in the values of discipline, leadership, teamwork, and self-reliance through structured military and cultural training. These camps help cadets develop both physical endurance and mental resilience.

The CATC KC-5 Camp, held from 3rd June to 10th June 2025 at Magrahat College, Magrahat, and was organized by 20 Bengal Battalion NCC. Cadets from various institutions participated with great enthusiasm, and Asutosh College cadets made their mark with outstanding performance in multiple categories.

Under the inspiring leadership of SGT Sumit Kumar Biswas, Alpha Company earned the title of Best Company and secured 1st position in the Firing Competition.

In the Guard of Honour, L/CPL Abhijeet Mukherjee and CDT Aniket Chettri stood out with their drill and presentation.

In the field of Bayonet Fighting, CDT Soumen Gorai delivered an impressive performance and secured an excellent position.

In the Notebook Competition, CDT Suman Das secured 1st position for his record-keeping and dedication.

CDT Ananya Tantubay and CDT Ranit Das were selected for TSC (Map Reading), a prestigious opportunity that reflects their hard work and capability.

This camp not only highlighted the talents of our cadets but also reinforced the spirit of unity and discipline that defines NCC. We congratulate all participating cadets and look forward to many more milestones ahead.

Jai hind 🇮🇳

Cadets of Asutosh College NCC celebrated International Yoga Day with great enthusiasm, spreading the message of health, discipline, and inner peace.