The White Water Rafting Course, organized by the 2 AP Battalion NCC in conjunction with the National Institute of Mountaineering and Adventure Sports (NIMAS), recently concluded at the Kameng River in Bhalukpong. The event was honored by the visit of the Group Commander of NCC Group Headquarters, Tezpur, who reviewed the training process and commended the cadets’ enthusiasm. He emphasized the significance of adventure activities in augmenting confidence, resilience, and teamwork among participants.
Fifty cadets from the NER Directorate successfully completed this intensive 10-day course, which involved rigorous training in various aspects of white water rafting. The curriculum included essential knowledge of handling rafting equipment, navigation techniques on rivers, safety protocols, rescue procedures, and hazard identification associated with river environments. Experienced instructors from NIMAS led the training, ensuring high professionalism and adherence to safety standards.
Beyond the rafting activities, cadets also engaged in a trek to Phinjuli and visited the Tippi Orchid Research Centre, where they gained insights into the local biodiversity. Overall, the course was instrumental in nurturing the cadets’ confidence, leadership qualities, teamwork, and resilience while cultivating a spirit of adventure and environmental consciousness.
