Chandigarh, February 2: Haryana Governor Professor Ashim Kumar Ghosh congratulated the outstanding National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets and National Service Scheme (NSS) volunteers representing the state at the Republic Day parade in New Delhi on Monday.
He emphasized that their participation in this national event was not merely a formality but a powerful symbol of the nation’s youth, discipline, and spirit of service.
Addressing the gathering at the ‘At Home’ ceremony held at Lok Bhawan, Governor Ghosh described the Republic Day parade as the highest expression of unity in diversity, constitutional values, and national resolve in India.
He noted that selection for the parade requires exceptional dedication, rigorous training, and exemplary commitment.
While congratulating the cadets and volunteers for their achievements, he stated that each of them has enhanced Haryana’s pride and contributed to India’s national glory.
Professor Ghosh highlighted the crucial role of NCC in shaping disciplined, confident, and responsible citizens. He remarked that this organization instills leadership skills, courage, and a deep sense of patriotism in youth, preparing them to serve the nation not only in times of need but also to set examples during peace and progress.
The Governor also praised the selfless contributions of NSS volunteers, stating that their work reflects the true spirit of social responsibility. He added that through community participation, social awareness, and nation-building initiatives, NSS volunteers strengthen the moral and social fabric of society.
He concluded by reminding everyone that true nation-building begins with serving fellow citizens.
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