ABOUT NATIONAL CADET CORPS'

The National Cadet Corps (NCC) originated from the 'University Corps,' which was established under the Defense Act of 1917 to compensate for the Army's deficit. The 'University Corps' was succeeded by the 'University Officer Training Corps (UTC)' in 1920, when the Indian Territorial Act was established. Our leaders correctly saw that the UTC should be renamed as a national institution to prepare young boys and girls to be better citizens and future leaders of our wonderful country in all sectors of life, including the defence forces, in 1942. In 1946, at the instruction of our first prime minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, a committee led by pandit HN Kunzru was formed. The NCC was established on July 16, 1948.

The original tri-color flag was established in 1954. The flag's three colours represent the Corps' three services, with red representing the Army. The Navy wears a deep blue uniform, whereas the Air Force wears a light blue uniform. The gold NCC crest is in the centre of the flag, surrounded by a lotus wreath. Give the flag a vibrant appearance, with each lotus representing one NCC Directorate (DTE).  

Motto

The NCC's motto is "Unity and Discipline," which was adopted on December 23, 1957. In keeping with its motto, the NCC strives to be and is one of our country's most powerful unifying forces, bringing together youth from all over the country and moulding them into united, secular, and disciplined citizens.

Aims

The following are the aims of the NCC, as approved by the MOD in March 2001.
* To develop Character, comradeship, discipline, leadership, a secular worldview, a spirit of adventure, sportsmanship, and selfless service values among the country's youth are all goals.
* To develop a human resource of organised, trained, and motivated young who  can provide leadership in all aspects of life and are always willing to serve the country.
* To create a conducive climate for young people to consider joining the military.

The  Objectives of NCC

1. To develop one's personality and character.

2. To boost one's self-esteem.

3.To improve one's physique and courage.

4. To teach subjects that will be beneficial in an emergency as well as in everyday life.

 SMT. ARPK N.C.C. UNIT 

Smt. A. R. P. Kanya Collage is one of the prominent institutes in the shri swami Vivekanand shikshan sanstha in Kolhapur district. This institute was established in 1984.

Ichalkaranji is a 'Manchester' city, and Smt. A. R. P. Kanya Collage is dedicated to the city's only NCC section for women. On September 29, 2011, as part of the 6 Maharashtra, Girls Battalian Kolhapur, the NCC girls section was founded in Smt. A. R. P. collage, Ichalkaranji. There are 50 female cadets in the NCC programme at the college. The NCC department is moving in the right direction in terms of unity and discipline. The 'B' and'C' certificate exam results from the NCC department are sincerely appreciated. 

The college has a NCC unit with 52 cadets. Capt. Pramila Surve Head, Department of Psychology is acting as the A.N.O. The NCC unit undertakes many NCC activities like participation in NIC, TSC, RDC, Army Attachment Camp, EBSB, CATC,Para-sailing etc. It is noteworthy here that the cadets of this college regularly participate in the Republic Day parade in Delhi and NATIONAL CAMPUS across the country. NCC unit of this college has already established its reputation of generating employment in different Govt. Sectors. Besides it gives a unique platform to groom the students to be a good citizen. AS motto of NCC is “Unity and Discipline.”