SAMBA: Rich Harvest School is pleased to announce the outstanding achievement of its NCC cadet Aryan, who has been selected to represent Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh at the prestigious national-level NCC camp.

What makes this achievement truly remarkable is that Aryan is among only eight cadets selected from nearly 1,200 cadets from across India, reflecting his exceptional discipline, dedication, leadership and performance.

The camp was conducted under the guidance of Director General NCC, Lt Gen Virendra Vats, providing the selected cadets an opportunity to demonstrate their skills and excellence at the national level.

The school Director Mrs Ruchi Charak and Head of the Institute Ms Anita Bhatia congratulated Aryan on this remarkable accomplishment and expressed pride in his achievement. His success is a testament to the dedicated training and mentoring provided through the NCC programme at Rich Harvest School. The school wishes Aryan continued success and hopes that his achievement will inspire other students to pursue excellence with commitment, discipline and determination.

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