Anurag University Students Selected for All India Vayu Sainik Camp 2026
G. Sathwik from B.Tech ECE, S. Jaishnavi from B.Tech CSE, and K. Naveen from B.Tech CSE have brought recognition to Anurag University by representing the University and the AP & T Directorate of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) at the All India Vayu Sainik Camp 2026. Their participation marks a significant milestone in their journey as student cadets and reflects their commitment to discipline, dedication, and service.
The prestigious camp was held at Air Force Station, Tambaram, bringing together NCC cadets for a national-level experience. Representing their institution at such a platform offers students valuable exposure to teamwork, leadership, and the values associated with the armed forces. Their participation also highlights the role of NCC in encouraging students to develop confidence, responsibility, and a spirit of national service.
This achievement celebrates the students’ dedication and their contribution to bringing honour to the University. Their participation serves as an inspiration to fellow students to pursue opportunities that promote leadership, discipline, and personal growth. Anurag University congratulates G. Sathwik, S. Jaishnavi, and K. Naveen on this accomplishment and wishes them continued success in their academic and future endeavours.
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