Major General Vivek Tyagi Evaluates Maharashtra Directorate's RDC 2026 Preparations
Major General Vivek Tyagi, serving as the Additional Director General of the Maharashtra Directorate within the National Cadet Corps, visited the NCC Group Headquarters in Pune to evaluate the preparations for the upcoming Republic Day Camp (RDC) 2026. This visit was a significant step in the Directorate’s annual efforts to prepare cadets for one of the organization's most prestigious national events.
During his visit, Major General Tyagi received a comprehensive briefing from Col Vineet Midha, the Officiating Group Commander. The briefing covered the selection criteria, phased training program, and overall strategies implemented by the Pune Group to train high-performing cadets for RDC 2026. He expressed satisfaction with the systematic and well-organized approach, commending it as a reflection of the professionalism maintained by the Maharashtra Directorate.
Major General Tyagi took the opportunity to observe various ongoing activities, including drill sessions, cultural rehearsals, and physical training routines. He praised the dedication of officers, staff, and instructors for their attention to detail and commitment to developing cadets into confident and competent performers on a national level.
While addressing the cadets, the ADG encouraged them to strive for excellence and embrace the core values of the NCC, which include discipline, leadership, and a commitment to placing the nation first. He highlighted the Maharashtra Directorate’s esteemed status as the Champion Directorate, urging cadets to maintain this legacy through hard work and consistent performance at RDC 2026.
In discussions with NCC officers and staff, Major General Tyagi addressed the Directorate’s plans for expansion, the implementation of a revised NCC syllabus, and upcoming adventure activities aimed at enhancing cadets' learning experiences. He emphasized the importance of aligning training standards with national objectives and the evolving goals of youth development.
The visit concluded with an interactive session where Major General Tyagi commended the efforts of Pune Group Headquarters. He encouraged the team to continue setting high standards of excellence, reinforcing the Maharashtra Directorate’s leadership and reputation within the National Cadet Corps.
