EDUCATIONAL CUM MOTIVATIONA TRIP TO NDA

EDUCATIONAL CUM MOTIVATIONA TRIP  TO NDA

A proud and enriching experience accompanying our cadets on an educational tour to the National Defence Academy and other esteemed defence establishments in Pune. The visit not only broadened their horizons but also strengthened their resolve to serve the nation with honour and dedication.

Here’s a polished and informative overview of your 5-day NDA trip itinerary:

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5-Day NDA Trip: Highlights & Insights

Day 1: Lonavala & Local Explorations

• Visited NBCD School (Nuclear Biological Chemical Defence School ) in Lonavala which is under INS Shivaji—esteemed for its naval engineering training and technical programs 

• Enjoyed local sightseeing including the famous Karla Caves and the scenic Bhushi Dam.

• Explore some famour Chikki places near by Lonavala.

Day 2: Army Sports Institute & Heritage Sites

• Explored the Army Sports Institute (ASI) in Pune, a multi-disciplinary sports academy established in 2001 under the "Mission Olympics" initiative (The Sportz Planet, khelnechale.com).

• ASI has produced numerous Olympians and accommodates training in archery, athletics, boxing, diving, wrestling, fencing, and weightlifting (Hindustan Times, The Indian Express).

• Continued to the Army Signal Unit, and then to cultural landmarks such as Shaniwar Wada and Dagdusheth Halwai Ganapati Temple.

• Attended a meaningful alumni get-together at the CMP unit organised by our respeted obeans, then visited the historic Aga Khan Palace and the National War Memorial located within Pune Cantonment — a significant military zone that houses the Southern Command HQ .

Day 3: NDA Campus & FC Road

• Toured the sprawling National Defence Academy (NDA) campus near Khadakwasla, including its academic and training facilities .

• Stated our visit from AFTT(air Force Tarining Team) folloed by ETT(Equatation Training Team) then cadets' mess.

• Along with our old boys we visited habbullah Hall,Sudan Block and Santosh Gupta Auditorium.

• THen we spend some time in Icinic Gole market.

• Later, explored the bustling Fergusson College Road (FC Road)—a vibrant youth hub offering a blend of colonial charm and modern commerce.

Day 4: CME, Military Intelligence & MG Road

• Visited the College of Military Engineering (CME) in Dapodi, Pune—a premier engineering training institute of the Indian Army Corps of Engineers, established in 1943 .

• Also toured a Military Intelligence unit nearby, followed by time spent at MG Road in Pune Cantonment — known for its mix of military heritage and urban life .

Day 5: PRC, Saragar Baug & Local Sites

• Visited the Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre (PRC) in Pune, a facility dedicated to the care, rehabilitation, and empowerment of permanently disabled soldiers of the Indian Armed Forces.

• Explored Saras Baug and other local attractions to round off the trip with cultural immersion and leisure.

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Physics...

One of the most interesting and realistic subjects that is often feared by the students.  It's actually wonderful to note that how physics is very much connected to the world around us. From waking up in the morning with the alarm to sleeping at night by switching on the Ac need physics. If we logically see this is much easier , fun to learn and make a career ahead..

            

Here are some ways how physics can be made more interesting :

1. Master the basics :

Constructing a house cannot be done without a strong foundation. Spending the major portion of your available time in mastering the basics will help you to master the most complicated parts quite easily. This will help to save a lot of time.

2. Connect with the students :

This, arguably, is the most important thing a physics teacher (or even a maths teacher) must do - students must be able to connect with them outside of their professional image. This might seem like a superficial thing because it doesn’t relate to academics but it is quite important. The logic behind this is quite simple - if the teacher is nice to the students and gels with them easily, they will automatically feel like putting in the effort to learn their subject. This does not exactly mean that the students will want to try.

3. Make detailed diagrams

Most questions generally have instructions like ‘calculate an object with x velocity.’ So draw the given problem or even sketch it. This exercise will help you get a visual idea of the problem, making it easier to solve it later.

4. Conduct quizzes and make the session interactive

Students should be allowed to participate in the group discussions and important concepts of physics. Quizzes should be held atleast twice a week. Students should be made to imagine the impossible. As the old quote of Great APJ Abdul kalam goes like" Those who dare the imagine the impossible are the ones who break all the human limitations."