V. Inderneel Dhanushmate Represents AU at EBSB-2 NCC Camp in Bihar
Anurag University proudly congratulates Mr. V. Inderneel Dhanushmate (AI-B, School of Engineering, Regimental No: TG2023SDF003207) on his participation in the EBSB-2 Camp under the 25 Bihar BN NCC, Motihari-Muzaffarpur Group. The camp, held at Deendayal Upadhyay College of Horticulture (Central University), offered an enriching platform to engage with the vibrant culture, heritage, and traditions of Bihar under the Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat (EBSB) initiative.
Through a diverse range of activities, including cultural showcases, language sessions, student exchanges, and heritage explorations, Inderneel gained valuable exposure, discipline, and a deeper appreciation of India's unity in diversity. Participation in NCC camps of this kind builds far more than discipline; it nurtures leadership, national integration, teamwork, and a broadened worldview, qualities that shape responsible and well-rounded citizens. Representing the university at a camp in another state also reflects initiative and a willingness to step beyond one's comfort zone to embrace new experiences.
This accomplishment is a commendable representation of Anurag University's excellence and ethos, and of its commitment to holistic student development beyond academics. The university warmly congratulates Inderneel on this enriching achievement and celebrates the spirit of unity, culture, and discipline it embodies.
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