Surendranath College

NCC (NATIONAL CADET CORPS) Unit

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SURENDRANATH COLLEGE

NCC Unit, ARMY Wing (Under 2 Bengal BN NCC, Fort William, Kolkata)
Coy/Pls: 2 Platoons
Cadet Strength: 106
Associate NCC Officer: Lieutenant Dr. Biva Samadder

RashtraRang 2026 | National Flag Day Drawing Competition

"It was not just a drawing competition—it was a heartfelt tribute to our beloved Tiranga."

Today, 22 July 2026 at 1:00 p.m., the Surendranath College NCC Sub Unit, 2 Bengal Battalion NCC proudly celebrated National Flag Day by organizing "RashtraRang" – A Drawing Competition, inspiring young minds to express their patriotism through art. With the enthusiastic participation of students, NCC cadets, and the gracious presence of our respected faculty members, the event beautifully showcased that true love for the nation is reflected not only in words but also through creativity, unity, and respect for our National Flag.

“Empowering youth through patriotism, creativity, and the spirit of the Tiranga—because every brushstroke in this drawing competition became a heartfelt salute to our National Flag.”

State-Level Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) 2026

Another proud milestone for Surendranath College NCC subUnit! At the State-Level Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) 2026, **Bravo Company** emerged as the **Best Company Champions**, while our talented cadets also brought home the **Cultural Championship Trophy**. With both prestigious titles coming to Surendranath College, our cadets have once again proved that they excel in both military training and cultural excellence. Proud to lead, proud to serve, and proud to witness history in the making!

Breast Cancer Awareness and A Free Breast Health Examination Camp, 6th May, 2024

Surendranath College NCC unit & IQAC in association with West Bengal and Sikkim Dte & Tata Medical Centre, organized a Breast Cancer Awareness lecture session and Free breast Health Checkup Camp in college auditorium . With over 225 participants including SW cadets , teachers and ANOs from different colleges availed themselves for check up. The event aimed to raise awareness and provide free checkups. Distinguished guests Mrs. Manju Tyagi and Mrs. Manjushree Bhattacharya graced the occasion, while Dr. Sonia Mathai from Tata Medical Centre delivered an insightful session. The program underscored the importance of early detection and proactive healthcare practices, marking a significant step towards fostering community health awareness.

International Day of Yoga, 21th June

Name of the Event: Happy International Day of Yoga: A National Level Webinar and Virtual Yoga Competition (Live), IQAC, NCC unit & NSS – 21st June, 2021

Topic: “Be with Yoga, Be at Home”

Invited Speakers and Judge: Mrs. Mohua Dutta, Registered Yoga Trainer, West Bengal Council for Yoga and Naturopathy & Dr. Dipasree Roychowdhury, Department of Botany, Surendranath College.

Date: 21st June, 2021

Time: 11. A.M. onwards

Webinar Platform: Zoom and YouTube. Also uploaded on the college YouTube Channel.

Organised by: NCC unit under 2 Bengal BN NCC & NSS unit Surendranath College.

Number of Participants: 456

Summary: Recognizing the universal appeal of Yoga, owing to its demonstrated benefits towards immunity building and stress relief, Surendranath College IQAC, NCC and NSS unit has observed the 7th International Day of Yoga in the virtual platform. The webinar and National Level Live Yoga Competition was held in association with NCC unit, 2 Bengal BN NCC & NSS unit of Surendranath College. The webinar was attended by more than 456 people (students, cadets & faculty members of the college) all over the country .Yoga demonstrations were conducted as a part of the virtual yoga competition including yoga postures. A large number of students had participated in this National Level Live Yoga Competition across the country. This virtual yoga competition and webinar was conducted with a social message that Yoga would enable a person to improve his/her mental as well as physical health, which are equally important to fight with the pandemic. It is very important to be immune to the Covid-19 pandemic and yoga will help us to achieve that immunity. Yoga is getting international attention now and we must keep practising yoga as part of our daily routine. Both the speakers demonstrated this powerful message in their own way. Certificates of Appreciation from the college authority were distributed to the winners. On successful completion, each participant was also awarded with an e-certificate marking their participation and completion. The entire celebration was live streamed on the college YouTube channel to ensure that everyone was a part of the event virtually.

LINK – (List of participants, flyer and speakers )

• https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1imsc_y8cGJX38bqnUoSv7A-SBJck-SAV?usp=sharing

Kargil Vijay Diwas,26th july,2019

Name of the Event: Kargil Vijay Diwas.

Topic: Remembering the war heroes of Kargil.

Invited Speakers – The Commanding officer, 2 Bengal BN NCC, COL. T. K. Mukherjee & Principal, Surendranath College, Dr. Indranil Kar

Date: 26th July, 2019

Platform: uploaded in college Youtube Channel.

Organised by: 2bengal BN NCC & Surendranath College NCC Unit.

Number of Participants: 77

Summary: Kargil Vijay Diwas is celebrated on 26 July every year in Honour of the Kargil War’s Heroes. This day is celebrated all over India and in the National capital, New Delhi. To remember our martyrs by revisiting their sacrifices, NCC Cadets of Surendranath College celebrated Kargil Vijay Diwas via virtual mode. The aim of these celebrations was to spread the message that it is the duty of each one of us to remember the sacrifices of the martyrs who laid down their lives for the country. More than 70 cadets and 7 faculty members was Participated and pay homage to the soldiers by presenting a video regarding kargil war and the Sacrifices of the soldiers in an unique manner. They also performed patriotic dance and songs followed by a drawing competition on the theme of Nation and Brotherhood. The Commanding officer, 2 Bengal BN NCC, Col.T. K. Mukherjee & Principal, Surendranath College, Dr. Indranil Kar was also presented in the programme.

World Environment Day, 5th June

Name of the Event: Kargil Vijay Diwas.

Date-05 June , 2021.

Organised by – Surendranath College & 2 Bengal BN NCC

Number of participants – 67

Participants – (students)

 In the backdrop of Covid 19 & cancellation of all NCC activities, World Environment day on 05 Jun 2020 is planned by the unit of 2 Bengal BN adhering to all Gov’t instructions in Covid Scenario with various activities on the occasion. The main idea behind celebrating World Environment Day was to highlight the importance of the environment and to remind the cadets that nature should not be taken for granted. The World Environment Day was celebrated with enthusiasm, wherein various activities were designed for NCC cadets to perform from their homes thus keeping them aware of the environment issues. Looking at ways to reduce the amount of things people throw away, and be a little kinder to the environment, the Cadets of Surendranath College , 2 Bengal BN NCC under the guidance of Lt. Dr. Biva Samadder made a mesmerising presentation of cultural prog to make people aware about pollution and to save the environment and pledged to reduce the amount of waste one produces by embracing upcycling as a way of life. The cadets also participated in an online poster making competition on ‘Save Environment’ In the online poster making competition 28 students participated. All the students beautifully tried to reveal the connection between Novel Corona Pandemic and the theme Time for Nature through their drawings. All the posters are highly appreciated. Principal of the college, Dr. Indranil Kar expressed delight to see the cadets participate in such large numbers through online activities during the sensitive times. He said that protection of the environment is the responsibility of all and the college is at the forefront of conducting many activities for environment protection. The students were inspired and motivated to plant more trees in and around their own surroundings contributing to a healthier and cleaner society which in turn will make a greener Earth