RAJBHAVAN, NAINITAL NAINI LAKE, NAINITAL HIGH COURT OF

UTTARAKHAND, NAINTIAL

NCC DTE UTTARAKHAND, DEHRADUN

ADVANCE LEADERSHIP CAMP - III SD/SW
03 OCT 2025 TO 14 OCT 2025

GANGOTRI YAMUNOTRI

BADRINATH KEDARNATH
 ADM & JOINING INSTRUCTIONS
ADVANCE LEADERSHIP CAMP – III
WEF 03 OCT 2025 TO 14 OCT 2025

Gen.

1. The Advance Leadership Camp (ALC) for Senior Division and Senior Wing Cadets will be
conducted by NCC Directorate Uttarakhand under the aegis of NCC Group Headquarters, Nainital, from
03 Oct to 14 Oct 2025 at the Old CMP Location, Ranibagh. The camp will be organised and executed
by 79 UK Bn NCC Nainital. The training syllabus of this camp has been meticulously designed to provide
Cadets with immersive exposure to diverse life situations that demand leadership and resilience. The
objective is to cultivate essential leadership qualities, enabling Cadets to respond confidently and
effectively when placed in challenging or unfamiliar environments. Additionally, the camp serves as a
guided platform for those Cadets aspiring to join the armed forces. Through structured mentorship and
exposure to military values, Cadets are aligned with the core objective of the National Cadet Corps — to
develop character, discipline, and leadership among youth, and to nurture their potential for national
service. The general instructions for the camp are structured under the following parts:

(a) Part I Gen Instr

(b) Part II Block syllabus and detailed syllabus And Trg Methodology
(c) Part III Adm Instr

PART I:- GEN INSTR

2. Aim. The aim of the ALC camp will be as follows: -

(a) To expose Cdts to leadership potential and tech.
(b) To expose Cdts to Personality and skill to enhance.
(c) To expose Cdts to adventure activities.
(d) To expose Cdts to survival tech and improvised methods for river crossing.
(e) To expose Cdts to disaster mgt and leadership role in such circumstances.
(f) To expose Cdts to SSB procedure for induction into Armed Forces.
(g) To expose them to new tech like drones and cyber security and civic sense.

3. Learning Objectives

This training program is designed to equip young NCC Cadets (Senior Division, aged 18 to 20 years)
with essential personality development and leadership skills that are crucial for both personal and
professional success.

As part of the 12-day Advanced Leadership Camp (ALC), the program consists of 10 intensive core
training days, aligned with the vision of DG NCC Headquarters to foster leadership potential among
Cadets.

The primary learning objectives of this 10-day training are as follows:

(a) Personality Development. To enhance Cadets’ personal growth through structured self-
improvement strategies, including following :-

(i) SWOT Analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) for self assessment,
(ii) Effective Communication Skills to articulate thoughts confidently,
(iii) Confidence Building exercises,
 (iv)Training in Emotional Intelligence (EQ) to manage emotions and interpersonal
relationships,
(v) Social Skills development for better interaction and team engagement.

(b) Leadership Development .To nurture leadership capabilities by engaging cadets including
following :-

(i) EX CHINTAN ,model exercises and simulated scenarios designed to mimic

real-life challenges,
(ii) Situation Reaction Tests to assess decision-making and critical thinking,
(iii) Group activities focused on team building, leadership roles, and developing
leaderless group dynamics to assess natural leadership emergence and collaboration.

(c) Adventure and Resilience Training. To instil courage, mental toughness, and adaptability
including following :-

(i) Rock Climbing and other vertical challenges,

(ii) Treasure Hunt Missions leading to set up temp camp to build strategic
thinking and teamwork,
(iii) Camp Establishment Drills to foster self-reliance and planning skills,
(iv) Exposure to improvised rafting techniques to handle unpredictable environments.

(d) SSB Familiarization. To provide awareness and preparation for the Services Selection Board
(SSB) process by including following :-

(i) Introducing the Officer-Like Qualities (OLQs) expected in assessments,

(ii) Conducting mock interviews and practice group discussions, and Lecturette
(iii) Training in psychological test formats used in actual SSB evaluations.
(iv) Expose them to various GTO tasks

(e) Exposure to Life Skills and Emerging Technologies. To broaden Cadets’ knowledge and
preparedness for modern challenges including following :-

(i) Basic training in First Aid and Disaster Management,

(ii) Drone Operations for awareness of aerial surveillance and modern tech,
(iii) Introduction to Cyber Security Fundamentals,
(iv) Workshops on Essential Life Skills for holistic development.

PART II

4. Methodology of Conduct

(a) To ensure optimal learning, effective engagement, and maximum participation, the entire
batch of Cadets will be initially divided into five divisions. These divisions will further be
segmented into platoon-sized groups comprising 25 to 30 Cadets each, promoting personalized
attention and fostering interactive, hands-on training experiences.

(b) The training will be delivered through five specialized capsules, each designed to cover
distinct but complementary objectives. Each capsule will be conducted over a period of two days,
with a total instructional duration of 8 hours. The camp will follow a “split-time rotation model,”
wherein one group of cadets transitions to the next capsule every two days. Over a span of ten
days, every Cadet will have rotated through all five capsules, ensuring comprehensive exposure to
the camp's core training goals.
5. Training Capsules

(a) Leadership & Personality Development Capsule. Focused on enhancing leadership qualities,
confidence, self-awareness, and communication skills through interactive activities, lectures, and
reflection exercises.

(b) Adventure Activity Capsule Designed to develop courage, resilience, and team spirit through
physically challenging yet safe adventure-based tasks incl Rock climbing tech and improvised
rafting tech.

(c) Trekking & Camping Capsule Aimed at cultivating endurance, adaptability, and survival
instincts through guided trekking routes and est temp day camp in natural surroundings and org
routine of camp,

(d) SSB Familiarization Capsule Introduces cadets to the structure, expectations, and psychology
behind the Services Selection Board (SSB), including mock tests and practical exposure.

(e) Social Skills, Motivation & Competitive Spirit Capsule , Engages cadets in activities that
promote social skill and civic responsibility like drone s, Disaster mgt ,First Aid , Cyber Security
and motivational lectures.

6. The detailed objectives, block syllabus, comprehensive training syllabus, manpower requirements and
detailment and other essential resources needed to effectively conduct each training capsule are enclosed in the
appendices listed below:-

(a) Block syllabus of ALC Appx A

(b) Leadership & Personality Development Capsule. Annex i
(c) Adventure Activity Capsule Annex ii
(d) Trekking & Camping Capsule Annex iii
(e) SSB Familiarization Capsule Annex iv
(f) Social Skills, Motivation & Competitive Spirit Capsule Annex v

PART III: ADM INSTR

7. Duration. The camp will be of 12 days duration i.e. from 03 Oct to 14 Oct 25.

8. Location. The Camp will be conducted at Old CMP Location Ranibagh. The location is
located approx 4 Kms from Railway Station and approx 7 Kms from Haldwani Bus Stand.

9. Camp Responsibility. The Camp will be conducted under the arng of 79 UK Bn NCC
Nainital.

10. Participation. The camp strength will be of approx. 300 Cadets, which will comprise of
Senior Division/Wing cadets from various NCC Dtes. All NCC Dtes will either send an ANO or a
PI Staff along with the Cadets. Details of vacancies of Cadets and detailment of ANO for ALC
are as follows.
 Allotment of Vacancies Dte Wise for ALC-III
Cadets Vacancies
Ser No. NCC Dte ANO
Allotted
Male Lady SD SW
1. NCC PHHP&C, Chandigarh 1 1 107 53
2. JK & L 1 1 47 23
3. Uttarakhand 1 1 47 23
Total 3 3 201 99

11. Training & Administrative Staff. The following staff to be detailed by NCC Group HQ,
Nainital will attend the ALC-III :-

(a) Detailment of PI Staff

S No Unit JCOs NCOs GCI Nursing Total Remarks

Assistant
(a) 79 UK Bn NCC 05 12 01 00 18
Nainital
(b) 24 UK (G) Bn NCC 00 00 00 01 01
Almora
Total 05 12 01 01 19

(b) Detailment of Civil Staff

S No Unit Offr Clerk & Clerk Dvr Lascars / Total Remarks

Peon

(a) 79 UK Bn NCC Civil Offr (SAO) – 01 03 06 14

Nainital
Clerk – 04
(b) 77 UK Bn NCC 00 01 00 01
Almora
(c) 5 UK NU NCC Nainital 00 01 00 01
Total 05 05 06 16

12. Command & Control. The following will be the camp appointments:-

(a) Camp Commandant - Gp Cdr, NCC Gp HQ Nainital

79 UK Bn NCC, Nainital

(b) Dy Camp Commandant - Commanding Officer

& Trg Officer 79 UK Bn NCC, Nainital

(c) Camp Adjt - Detailed by Dy Camp Comdt

79 UK Bn NCC, Nainital

(d) Camp Sub Major - Sub Maj

79 UK Bn NCC, Nainital

(e) Camp QM - QM JCO

79 UK Bn NCC, Nainital

(f) Camp Trg JCO - Trg JCO

79 UK Bn NCC, Nainital
13. Detailment of Transport

The following transport will be detailed :-

Ser Unit Gypsy / Mahindra Swaraj Mazda Motor Cycle Total Remarks
No Bolero
(a) 79 UK Bn NCC 01 01 01 03
Nainital
(b) 5 UK Nu Bn NCC 00 01 00 01
Nainital
(c) 77 UK Bn NCC 00 01 00 01
Almora

14. Special Selection Of Cdt Instrr Training.

(a) Selection of Cadets. All NCC Dtes are requested to select the Cadets for
camp as per the following QRs.
(i) The Cadet should be from the third year of NCC Training.
(ii) Should be volunteer as far as possible.
(iii) The Cadets should be physically, mentally and medically fit.
(iv) The Cadets should not be indiscipline case.
(v) The Cadets should not have attended a similar camp earlier.

(b) Training Stores. The camp training JCO will prepare a list of training stores
required for imparting training to the Cadets according to the training programme of
the camp & ensure that these stores are taken to the camp under the arrangement of
79 UK Bn NCC Nainital.

15. Competitions. Various competitions will be conducted in Gp activities for which the
camp commander will suitably reward the Cdts and team however following during the trg and
team camp activity as under will be conducted during the camp as competition and suitably
awarded

(a) Inter Dte Volley ball Competition

(b) Cultural Competition
(c) Best team in plg and Leadership Ex

16 Additional Training Aids/Stores. The camp training JCO will prepare a list of training
stores required for imparting training to the cadets according to the training program of the camp
& ensure that these stores are taken to the camp under the arrangement of 79 UK Bn NCC
Nainital.

17. Administration.

(a) NRS & Reception/Dispatch Centre. A Reception center will be established

at Old CMP Location Ranibagh from 0900 hrs on 03 Oct 2025 and Dispatch Centre
from 0900 hrs to 2000 hrs on 14 Oct 2025. Necessary guidance will be given to the
Cadets as to how to reach the camp site. Every contingent is requested to arrive as a
group for ease of reception.

(b) Arrival Date and Time. All Cadets will arrive in the camp location on 03
Oct 2025 (F/N). The reception of Cadets will be arranged by camp Sub Major. All
Dtes will ensure disposition of camp funds immediately on arrival at camp else
Cadets will be RTU.
 (c) Departure Date and Time. All contingents to plan their return journey
moves from Old CMP Location Ranibagh with effect from 14 Oct 2025 (A/N).

(d) Accommodation. All Officers, ANO’s, PI Staff, GCI, Civil Staff & Cadets
will be accommodated in built up accommodation.

(e) Cadets Clothing/Accessories. The Cadets will come equipped with

clothing and necessary items as under:-

Ser No. Items Scale Qty Remarks

(i) Uniform Pair 02
(ii) Beret Rifle Green Nos 01
(iii) Shoes Black Boot DMS Pair 01
(iv) Lanyard NCC Nos 01
(v) Socks Nylon White Pair 02
(vi) Socks Nylon Black -do- 02
(vii) Track Suit Nos 02
(viii) T-Shirt Nos 02
(ix) Hair Net (G) -do- 02
(x) PT/Sports Shoes Pair 01
(xi) Mug/Glass/Plate & Spoon Set 01
(xii) Mosquito Net Nos 01
(xiii) Hand Torch Nos 01
(xiv) Bed Sheets Nos 02
(xv) Pillow Nos 01
(xvi) Writing Material Pen - - As per reqmt
(xvii) Pencil, Note Book etc
(xviii) Toiletries - - -do-
(xix) Civil Clothes - - -do-

18. Medical. All ANOs and Cadets attending the camp will be protected against
smallpox, typhoid and cholera. A certificate to this effect will be handed over to the camp
Adjutant in the camp on arrival. MI Room will be established in camp. Serious cases will
be taken to Soban Singh Jeena Base Hospital Haldwani.

19. Documents. The following documents will be brought by the cadet duly signed
by the Principal/ANO/CO and handed over in the Camp Office.

(a) Nominal Roll - As per Appendix ‘B’

(b) Medical Fitness Certificate - As per Appendix ‘C’
(c) Vaccination/Inoculation Certificate - As per Appendix ‘D’
(d) Willingness/Risk/Parent Consent - As per Appendix ‘E’
(e) Indemnity Bond - As per Appendix ‘F’
(f) Drowning/Accident Certificate - As per Appendix ‘G’

20. Water. Water will be taken only from authorized sources.

21. Fire Fighting. Camp Sub Maj will ensure that adequate serviceable fire-fighting
equipment is held and fire point is established in the camp.

22. Lighting. Groups are requested to ensure that their Cadets bring along
Torch Lights for emergency use.
23. Cash/Valuable. Cadets are forbidden to bring large amount of cash and
valuables to the camp. However, if any one does so he/she should deposit the same with
the Camp Adjutant for safe custody. No case of loss of cash/valuable will be entertained.

24. Discipline - Alcohol/Smoking. No alcohol will be kept or consumed in the

camp and smoking by cadets is strictly prohibited.

25 Out of Bound Area. All places outside the camp area to include river, nullah,
ponds, shops etc. are out or bound for all rank and cadets. Specific instructions will be
published in the camp routine orders. The following additional points will also be ensured: -

(a) All ANO’s and Cadets will maintain a good standard of turnout.
(b) ANO’s, Cadets and staff will not leave the camp without proper permission
from Camp Commandant.
(c) Cadets will not be allowed to keep a knife, cycle chain or any other weapon
with him.
(d) All non-Sikh NCC Cadets will have a proper haircut.
(e) Any Cadet found guilty of causing damage to property of the camp location,
strict disciplinary action will be taken against them.

26. Miscellaneous.

(a) Leave. No leave will be granted to any Cadet / staff during the camp
except on extreme compassionate ground.
(b) Move Details. All moves to and from Nainital will be under the arrangements
of the respective Group HQ. Adequate cash will be brought by the contingent-in-
charge to cover the onward and return journey by the cadets and for
miscellaneous expenditure. Expected time of arrival by the contingents will be
intimated to 79 UK Bn NCC Nainital by 01 Oct 2025.

27. Camp Funds & TA. All Dtes will ensure disposition of camp funds immediately on
arrival at camp else Cadets will be RTU.

(a) Applicable Rates be Camp Fund. As per prevailing rates.

(b) Funds to be deposited with Camp Commandant ALC.

(i) Messing Charges for Offr/ANOs/PI/GCI/Civ/Cdts @215 per day for 12

Days.
(ii) Incidental charges @ Rs 18/- per Cadet per day for 12 days for Cadet.

(iii) POL @ Rs. 201.40/- one time (Only for Cadets).

(c) Account Number for payment -

CAMP COMMANDANT 79 UK BN NCC
A/C NO. – 32987352714
IFSC CODE – SBIN0000687
BRANCH NAIME – SBI NAINITAL

28. Since specialized trg is also being conducted any finances over and above required will be
presented well in time by the Gp HQ / CO 79 Bn NCC.
29. Nominal Roll of Cadets.
(a) All Dtes/Group HQS will ensure to send soft copy of participating cadets as per
appendix ‘B’ by E-mail id i.e. nainital79@yahoo.comlatest by 25 Sep 2025.

(b) The Dtes/Gp HQs in-charge will also carry the soft copy and hard copy of
Nominal Roll signed by Commanding Officer and deposits it with Trg Clerk on
arrival.

30. Postal Address.

Camp Duration Before/After Camp

Camp Commandant Commanding Officer

Basic Leadership Camp 79 UK Bn NCC, Nainital
Old CMP Location Bhabhar Hall Compound
Ranibagh Tallital– 263001

SM Chanchal Singh – 8859895230 SM Chanchal Singh – 8859895230

79 UK Bn NCC Nainital 79 UK Bn NCC Nainital

31. All concerned will study these instrs carefully and will ensure strict compliance of all
aspects. The successes of the ALC – III solely depends upon the selection, trg and briefing of the
ANOs and Cadets. Hence, it is imperative that all ANOs and Cadets from all Dtes come well
prepared for active participation.

Conclusion

32. This 12-day Leadership and Personality Development Capsule for Senior Division
NCC Cadets is structured to ensure a transformative learning experience. With a balance of
classroom learning, group discussions, hands-on exercises, and outdoor activities, this
program will equip NCC Cadets with skills that go beyond training camps—helping them
excel in academics, careers, and life.

File No. - 569/G (Kunal S Surve)

Lt Col
Dated: July 2025 Trg Offr
For Gp Cdr

Appx ‘A’
 BLOCK SYLLABUS

ALC

TOTAL NO OF DAYS 12
WORKING DAYS 10
PERIODS PER DAY 07
TOTAL PDS 70
TIME SCHEDULE

PT 6:00 AM TO 6:45 AM
Break fast 6:50 AM - 7:50 AM
1st period 8:00 AM - 8:55 AM
2nd period 9:00AM - 10:55 AM
Tea break 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM
3rd period 11:30 AM - 12:25 PM
4th period 12:30 PM - 1:15 PM
Lunch break 1:20 PM - 2:30 PM
Rest and maint 2:35PM - 3:35 PM
Central fall in 2:45 PM - 4:00 PM
Games & cultural practice 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
break 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Cultural 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Dinner 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Lights out 9:30 PM

NOTE APART FORM PT AND 4TH PERIOD ALL PERIODS ARE OF 55 MINUTES DURATION

GAMES PERIOD AND CULTURAL PERIOD IS OF 1 Hr DURATION

MIN TIME WILL BE WASTED IN CENTRAL FALL INS

DISTRIBUTION OF BLOCK SYLLABUS

PT 10
TRG 40
GAMES 10
CULTURAL 10
TOTAL 70

BLOCK SYLLABUS OF ALL GPS DISTRIBUTION OF TRG PDS

GP ACTIVITY Total PDS

 GP A LEADERSHIP AND PERS DEVELOPMENT 8
GP B ADVENTURE ROCK CLIMBING AND IMPROVISED 8
METHODS OF RAFTING
GP C CAMPING AND TREASURE HUNT 8
GP D SSB ORIENTATION 8
GP E SOCIAL SKILLS AND COMPETITIONS 8
TOTAL PDS 40

BLOCK AND DETAIL TRG SYLLABUS: GP Annex I

LEADERSHIP AND PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT TRG CAPSULE

DAY LEADERSHIP AND PERS DEVELOPMENT Total pds

GP A DETAIL : SYLLABUS 8

Day1 1, SELF-AWARENESS AND CONFIDENCE BUILDING SWOT ANALYSIS

PRACTICE
2 EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION AND EMOTIONAL ROLE PLAY AND BODY
INTELLIGENCE LANGUAGE EX
3 ROLE PLAY ON EQ SITUATIONAL JUDGMENT SMALL TEAMS WILL BE
EXERCISE GIVEN SCRIPTS TO ,
ROLE PLAY
4 TIME MGT AND STRESS BURSTING TECH PRACTICE STREES
BURSTING VARIOUS
TECH

Day 2 1 LEADERSHIP AND TRAITS AND PRINCIPLES

2 EXCHINTAN PLG AND CONDUCT OF EVENT MODEL FLEX BD EX-

NARRATION, ON GIVEN
SITUATION PLG AND
SITUATION REACTION
3- 4 LEADERSHIP AND TEAM BUILDING EX SANGRACHNA

A THEME WILL BE GIVEN

TO GP TO WORK AS
TEAM AND PRODUCE
RESULT

BLOCK AND DETAIL TRG SYLLABUS: GP B Annex II

ADVENTURE TRG ROCK CLIMBING AND IMPROVISED RAFTS AND

 RIVER CROSSING TRG CAPSULE

DAY ADVENTURE TRG ROCK CLIMBING Total pds

AND IMPROVISED RAFTS AND RIVER CROSSING 8

GP B: DETAIL SYLLABUS
Day1 1 INTODUCTION TO ROCK CLIMBING AND ITS EQUIPMENT
2 INTRODUCTION TO METHOD OF CLIMBING
3-4 PRACTICE ROCK CLIMBING SETTING UP OF ROPES AND PRACTICE

VARIOUS METHODS
Day 2 1 LESSON ON HOW VARIOUS RAFTS ARE MADE
2 PRACTICE MAKING RAFTS WITH VARIUOS RESOURCES
3-4 PRACTICE ON RUNNING WATER/ SAFE RIVERS UNDER INSTR GUIDENCE

NOTE ROCK CLIMBING WILL BE DONE UNDER SUPERVISON OF TRAINED ROCK

CLIMBING EXPERTS

BLOCK AND DETAIL TRG SYLLABUS: GP C Annex III

ADVENTURE SURVIVAL CAMP AND TREASURE HUNT TRG

CAPSULE

DAY Total pds

ADVENTURE SURVIVAL CAMP AND TREASURE HUNT TRG 8

CAPSULE

GP C: DETAIL SYLLABUS

Day1 1-7 CAMP SETTING BY SMALL GPS AND ALL RESOURCES WILL BE GIVEN TO
SET UP A TEMP CAMP INCLUDING COOKINGAT CAMP SITE WITH LIMITED
RESOURCES

Day 2 1-4 A MAP READING CUM TREASURE HUNT EX WILL BE SET AND SMALL GPS
WILL BE RELEASEDTO LOCATE THOSE POINTS IN MAP. IT WILL INVOLVE TEAM
WORKS SHARING OF LOAD AND TO MAKE IT INTRESTING AT EVERY POINT
VARIOUS SITUATION WILL BE GIVEN TO GPS

BLOCK AND DETAIL TRG SYLLABUS: GP D Annex IV

SSB ORIENTATION TRG CAPSULE

DAY SSB ORIENTATION TRG CAPSULE Total pds

 GP D DETAIL: SYLLABUS
8

Day 1 1 INTRODUCTION TO 5 DAYS CAPSULE AT SSB

AND INTRODUCTION TO OFFRS LIKE
QUALITIES PERSONALITY AND PPDT
2 INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING PRACTICE PPDT TAT WAT
3 PRACTICE TAT WAT AND SRT SRT AND SD
4 INTRODUCRION TO INTERVIEW TECHNIQUE MOCK INTERVIEW

Day 2 1 INTRODUCTION TO GTO TASKS AND GP FEW GDS IN SMALL GP TO

DISCUSSION BE CARRIED OUT

2 INTRODUCTIONTO GP PLG EXERCISRS PRACTICE ONE PGT EX

DIGVIJAY
3 - 4 INTRODUCTION TO OUTDOOR TASK AND 3D PIC PRACTICE BE
LECTURETTE SHOWN AND PRACTICED

BLOCK AND DETAIL TRG SYLLABUS: GP E Annex V

SOCIAL SKILLS AND COMPETITION TRG CAPSULE

DAY GP E DETAIL: SYLLABUS Total pds 8

Day1 1. INTRODUCTION TO DRONES AND

UTILISATION
2 INTRODUCTIONTO CYBER SECURITY PRACTICE
3 INTRODUCTION TO FIRST AID , CPR
4 INTRODUCRION FIRE FIGHTING MOCK IDRILL

Day 2 1. SPEECH COMPETITION EACH INDL WILL BE TESTED ON

SPEECH
2. QUITZ AND IQ COMPETITION ON A FLEX MODEL A SITUATION WILL
3 . LEADERSHIP COMPETITION BE GIVEN WITH NARRATIVE THE TEAM
4. TEAM PLG COMPETITION NEEDS TO WORK OUT SOLUTION TO

Appendix “B”

Nominal Roll of Cadets

Attending Advance Leadership Camp - III (ALC-III) for SD/SW Boys/Girls

At OLD CMP Location Ranibagh from 04 Oct to 15 Oct 2025
 UNIT:
Group HQ:
NCC Dte:

Sr. Regt Rank Name Father’s Full Home Institution D.O.B Govt / No. of Veg Remarks
No. No. of Name Address Name Private Camp /
Cadet with Already Non
Mobile Attended Veg
No.

Station:

Dated: Signature of CO/OC Unit

 Appendix 'C'

MEDICAL FITNESS CERTIFICATE

1. I Certified that I have examined No Rank

Name Son/Daughter/Ward of

In accordance with the standards laid down in NCC Act and Rules Appendix ‘A’ and found

him fit to undergo training of strenuous nature in at

being conducted from _____to

2. I also certify that the above mentioned Officer /Cadet has been inoculated /
vaccinated against:-
(a) COVID
(b) Typhoid(TAB)
(c) Tetanus (TT)
(d) Tuberculosis (BCG)

3. It is confirmed that child is not suffering from (Swine Flu)

Station : Signature of MedicalOfficer

(Name in Block
letters
Date : with Designation & Seal)
 Appendix “D”

INOCULATION/VACCINATION CERTIFICATE

PART – I

I Number Rank Name ______________________

Father’s Name Institution

Unit do hereby declare that:-

(a) I have not suffered from typhoid, chicken pox or any other infectious diseases
during last three months.

(b) I am not suffering for any chronic disease such as

dysentery………………………………………………………………..

(c) I have not undergone any operation amputation to me for active life in past.

(d) I have been protected against COVID, cholera, typhoid by inoculation.

I also certify that the above mentioned officer/Cadet has/have been inoculated/vaccinated
against Smallpox and Typhoid.

Station :

Date : Signature of Cadet

PART – II

Certified that I have examined Number Rank Name

Found him/her to undergo to be held at from .

I hereby certify that the above mentioned individual has been inoculated / vaccinated.

Station : Signature of Medical Officer

(Name in Block Letters with
Designation &Seal)
 Appendix 'E'
VOLUNTEER / RISK CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that I, No. Rank

Name Institution

Unit am a volunteer to attend

at from to_______________at my own

risk.

Station : (Signature of the Applicant)

Dated :

PARENTS CONSENT CERTIFICATE

This is certify that I have no objection to spare my son/daughter, Regt No.

Rank Name College/School

Unit to attend the

Station : Signature ……………………………………

Relation with Cdt ……………………………
Dated : Name in Block Letters ……………………...
Address………………………………………

TO BE ATTESTED BY PRINCIPAL / HEADMASTER

Certified that above name officer / cadet is on the roll of the School / College and can be

spared to attend

Station: (Signature of the Principal / Headmaster)

Office seal of the Institution
Dated :

COUNTERSIGNED BY OC UNIT
Station:

Dated :
 Appendix 'F'

FORM OF INDEMNITY BOND

The President of India,

In consideration of my being nominated either by NCC authorities or at my own request as

a participant in any NCC Camp (which includes Republic Day Camp and Independence
Day Camp at Delhi) course, adventure training (including Army, Navy and Air Wing
activities or as the case may be) and while traveling (in domestic/ international surface, air
and water transport) and attending and Youth Exchange Programme Abroad. I undertake
and agree that neither I nor my executors or administrators or other representatives will
make any claim against the Govt or against the NCC authorities including Offices,
JCOs/NCOs or their equivalent from Navy or Air Force, Civilians, MT drivers or against any
other personal in the service of the Govt in respect of any loss or injury to any, the property
or personnel, including injury resulting in death due to any reason whatsoever which I may
suffer while or in consequences of any participation in the above activities and I understand
that compensation will be paid by the Govt or NCC authorities including officers,
JCOs/NCOs or there equivalent from Navy and Air Force, civilians, MT drivers in respect of
any personnel in the service of the Govt against any claim, which may be any third party
against them or any of them arising out of any or the act of default on my part during or in
connection with the said camp, course adventure training traveling and while on Youth
Exchange Program or any other such NCC activities as may be organized from time to time
within or outside the Union or India.

(Signature of the Applicant)

Applicant No:

Rank :_____________
Name :

Unit/ Group :____________

In the presence of

(Signature and address of witness)

(Signature and address of witness)

COUNTERSIGNED BY PRINCIPAL

Date :

Place :
 Appendix 'G'

DROWNING/ACCIDENT CERTIFICATE

1. I know that there is deep water near the camp site, enroot and the area of the water
is out of bound, if I go there, I shall do so at my own risk.

2. I have been explained the orders regarding precautions to be taken against drowning
accident and have understood them. I have been told not to go near water in the vicinity by
the in charge. If I go to any one of these Out of Bound area I shall do so at my own risk.

Name of the Unit:

Name of the Group:

Name of the NCC Dte:

Ser No. Regt No. Rank Name Signature

ATTESTED BY PRINCIPAL/ HEADMASTER OF THE INSTITIUTION

Name of Institution

Place: (Signature and stamp of

Principal/Headmaster)
Date:

Certified that the above named Officer/Cadets are on the roll of the college and can be

spared for the Camp from to for the training

Camp.

Certified that I Have explained the other precaution to be taken against drowning accident.

COUNTERSIGNED

Place : (Signature of OC/CO Unit)

Date : (With Office Seal/Stamp)
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Appendix “H”

ADVANCE LEADERSHIP CAMP – III (ALC-III)

FOR SD/SW BOYS/GIRLS AT RANIBAGH (NCC CAMP, RANIBAGH)
UTTARAKHAND AND RANIBAGH – AT A GLANCE

UTTARAKHAND

1. Uttarakhand, also known as Devbhumi (Land of the Gods), is a state of mountains,

rivers, forests and spirituality. Carved out from Uttar Pradesh in the year 2000, it lies
nestled in the Himalayan foothills, with diverse terrain and stunning natural beauty
ranging from snow-covered peaks to lush green valleys.

2. The state is home to some of the holiest Hindu shrines like Badrinath, Kedarnath,
Yamunotri, and Gangotri, which are collectively known as the Char Dham. Pilgrims,
trekkers, and tourists from across the globe visit this region, making it a spiritual and
ecological hub.

3. The people of Uttarakhand are known for their simplicity, resilience, and a deep
connection with nature and culture. Agriculture, tourism, and the defence services are the
primary occupations. A large number of youths from the state serve in the Indian Army,
earning Uttarakhand the nickname – "Veer Bhoomi" (Land of the Brave).

4. The state has also made strides in education, hydropower, horticulture, and eco-
tourism. With rich biodiversity and pristine forests, Uttarakhand plays a crucial role in the
ecological balance of northern India.

5. Climate in Uttarakhand varies greatly due to the altitude – from subtropical in the
plains to alpine in higher elevations. Winters can be quite harsh in the upper Himalayan
areas, while the plains enjoy moderate temperatures.
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Quick Facts about Uttarakhand

1. Area: 53,483 square kilometers

2. Capital: Dehradun (Winter), Gairsain (Summer)
3. Population: ~11.1 million (2021 estimates)
4. Languages: Hindi, Garhwali, Kumaoni; English is widely understood
5. State Animal: Alpine Musk Deer
6. State Bird: Himalayan Monal (a vibrantly colored pheasant)
7. State Tree: Buransh (Rhododendron)
8. State Flower: Brahma Kamal (Saussurea Obvallata)

9. Climate:

(a) Summer (March–June): Pleasant to warm (20–35°C)

(b) Monsoon (July–September): Heavy rainfall in hills and plains
(c) Winter (October–February): Cold, especially in hill regions (down
to -5°C or lower in some areas)

Local Culture and Folk Traditions

1. Folk Dances:

(a) Chholiya: A sword dance performed in Kumaon to celebrate marriages and

festivals.
(b) Jhoda and Thadya: Group dances performed by men and women during social
gatherings.
(c) Langvir Nritya: An acrobatic pole dance performed by male artists.

Handicrafts of Uttarakhand:

1. Ringaal products (bamboo-based crafts), Aipan Art (traditional floor/wall painting),

Woolen Shawls and Caps, and Copperware are widely made by local artisans.

2. In Ranibagh and surrounding areas, small-scale industries related to wood carving

and herbal products are common.

RANIBAGH – AT A GLANCE
1. Ranibagh is a serene and picturesque location in the Nainital district of Uttarakhand.
Nestled along the banks of the Gaula River, it is known for its natural beauty, peaceful
surroundings, and proximity to major hill stations like Nainital and Bhimtal.

2. The name “Ranibagh” (literally meaning “Queen’s Garden”) has historical roots,
believed to be associated with royal visits and camping grounds during the colonial
period.
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3. Ranibagh is located at approximately 29.35° N latitude and 79.53° E longitude,

with an altitude of about 400–600 meters above sea level, offering a pleasant climate
year-round, with lush green forest cover all around.

4. Ranibagh’s Old CMP Location is used regularly for conducting camps such as Annual
Training Camps (ATC) & Centrally Organized Camps (COCs).

5. The region is surrounded by natural beauty, including forests, hills, rivers, and
wildlife, making it an ideal location for outdoor leadership training, trekking, nature
walks, and team-building exercises.

Climate of Ranibagh
1. Summer (April to June): Warm but pleasant, temperatures ranging between 20°C to
32°C.
2. Monsoon (July to September): Moderate to heavy rainfall; lush greenery all around.
3. Winter (October to February): Cold weather, with temperatures dropping to 4–5°C,
sometimes lower.

Places of Interest Near Ranibagh

1. Nainital (Approx. 35 km): A popular hill station with the famous Naini Lake and Naina
Devi Temple.
2. Bhimtal (Approx. 30 km): Known for its large lake and scenic beauty.
3. Gaula River Bank: Popular for nature walks and peaceful views.

4. Hanuman Garhi Temple and Shri Kainchi Dham: Popular spiritual si