Local Cadet Tejaswini Singh Shines as ‘Best Cadet’ at National Republic Day Camp Selection.
Tejaswini Singh, a talented cadet from Madhdhar village, makes history as the only “Best Cadet” selected from Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Chandigarh to represent the region at the prestigious National Republic Day Camp (RDC) in Delhi.
Shimla:
Tejaswini Singh, a rising star from Madhdhar village in the Kotmors Gram Panchayat of Mandi district, has been selected for the National Republic Day Camp (RDC) in Delhi. A proud member of the Himachal Pradesh Air Squadron from Kullu, Tejaswini is the sole cadet chosen from the Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, and Chandigarh directorates under the esteemed “Best Cadet” category.
A Family Legacy of NCC Excellence
Tejaswini’s selection is a continuation of a proud family legacy steeped in NCC tradition. Her grandfather, Gurusai Singh, and father, Flying Officer Dr. Chaman Lal Kranti Singh, were both prominent NCC cadets and Senior Under Officers. Currently, her father serves as an Associate NCC Officer at the Himachal Pradesh Air Squadron, Kullu, and heads the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication at Vallabh Government College, Mandi. Her mother, Sharmila Singh, is an AYUSH Pharmacy Officer.
Paving Her Own Path
As a Class 10 student at DAV Centenary Public School in Mandi, Tejaswini has demonstrated outstanding performance across various disciplines, earning her the title of “Best Cadet” from the Himachal Pradesh and Punjab directorates. Her selection to the RDC camp in Delhi is a source of immense pride for the state of Himachal Pradesh.
Exceptional Talent and Performance
Tejaswini’s exceptional abilities in shooting, written examinations, group discussions, drill, flag area briefing, lectures, and cultural activities earned her the coveted “Best Cadet” title. Her success is a testament to her hard work, discipline, and the rigorous training provided by the NCC.
Acknowledging the Support System
Tejaswini credits her success to the support of several key figures, including Wing Commander Kunal Sharma, Commanding Officer of Himachal Pradesh Air Squadron NCC, Kullu, her father Flying Officer Dr. Chaman, Caretaker Officer Suman Pandit, Principal Kuldeep Guleria of DAV Centenary Public School, and the NCC officers and instructors at the NCC Academy, Rupnagar.
A History of Sporting Achievements
In addition to her NCC accomplishments, Tejaswini has made her mark in sports, particularly martial arts. She has represented Himachal Pradesh in national-level Taekwondo competitions in Panipat and has earned multiple medals in state-level competitions, including gold and silver in Pencak Silat, Taekwondo, and Judo Karate. She also holds a Blue Belt in Karate and has earned a bronze medal in state-level shooting competitions.
Widespread Recognition
Tejaswini’s remarkable achievement has garnered praise from various quarters. Wing Commander Kunal Sharma, Flying Officer Dr. Chaman, Flying Officer Nishchal Sharma, Principal Kuldeep Guleria, and Caretaker Officer Suman Pandit have all congratulated her for her exceptional performance and dedication.
Tejaswini’s selection for the National Republic Day Camp stands as an inspiration to aspiring cadets across the state and is a source of pride for her family and the entire state of Himachal Pradesh. As she prepares to represent the region in Delhi, her journey serves as a shining example of hard work, discipline, and the power of perseverance.
