UPMSP Intermediate NCC case studies
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UPMSP Intermediate NCC is the National Cadet Corps component attached to the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad Class 12 programme. It is intended for students who have enrolled as NCC cadets through their school or college unit and who want their NCC work reflected in their Intermediate record. The UPMSP Intermediate NCC case studies are 5 cases and about 3,641 words.
1The 40-Second Video: Managing Factionalism Inside a National Integration Camp
Senior Under Officer Anjali is the senior-most cadet at a 10-day national integration camp on a school campus in Uttar Pradesh. Forty-two cadets from five states share four dormitories.
668 words, about 3 min2Stoppage on the 25-Metre Range: Safety, Scores and a Departing Bus
A unit is firing on a 25-metre range with .22 Deluxe rifles: 20 cadets, five rounds each, two firing lanes, one range officer, one armourer and one marker at the butts. The second batch of 20 cadets is still waiting and the bus back to the unit leaves at 15:00.
746 words, about 4 min3Two Casualties on the Trek: Heat Stroke or Heat Exhaustion at Kilometre Six
Fourteen cadets and one instructor are on an 8-km trek from camp, started at 11:00 on a day when the district has recorded 39 degrees Celsius. At kilometre six, Cadet Ravi, 16, is confused, unsteady and answers questions slowly.
749 words, about 4 min4Rising Water and a Rumour: Deciding What a Cadet Team May and May Not Do
Twelve NCC cadets are camped at a block-town school on the edge of a river embankment during continuous rain; 180 mm has fallen overnight and the water in the drain beside the camp is rising about 30 cm an hour. The phone network is intermittent and the ANO is at the block office for a meeting.
730 words, about 4 min5Ten Minutes Before the March Past: A Fainting Cadet, a Torn Belt and a Nervous Drum Major
It is 07:50 on Independence Day. A district parade contingent of 24 NCC cadets, formed in four ranks of six, is waiting behind the start line for a 100-metre march past past the saluting dais at 08:00.
748 words, about 4 min