From Baramulla to National Honour: Cadet Arpandeep Kour Conferred Raksha Mantri Award

Key Takeaways

  • Cadet Arpandeep Kour received the prestigious Raksha Mantri Award for her courageous service to the nation.
  • She played a vital role in relief and assistance operations across the Baramulla district during the impact of Operation Sindoor in Kashmir.
  • Cadet Arpandeep Kour’s journey reflects courage, discipline, and service to humanity.

Cadet Arpandeep Kour, hailing from village Gohan in Baramulla district and the daughter of Jaipal Singh, has brought immense pride to her family, village, and the entire region by being conferred with the prestigious Raksha Mantri (Defence Minister’s) Award for her courageous, dedicated, and exemplary service to the nation.

A cadet of the 3 Jammu & Kashmir NCC Battalion, Baramulla, and a student of Government Degree College, Baramulla, Cadet Arpandeep Kour is widely recognised as a highly disciplined, honest, and committed NCC cadet. Cadet Arpandeep Kour has consistently displayed outstanding moral values and unwavering dedication to national service throughout her NCC journey.

With a strong objective of motivating school and college students to join the NCC and actively serve society, she has made sustained efforts towards youth empowerment and nation building. Her leadership qualities, sense of responsibility, and commitment have earned her deep respect among fellow cadets, instructors, and officers.

During the impact of Operation Sindoor in Kashmir, Cadet Arpandeep Kour played a vital role in relief and assistance operations across the Baramulla district. She rendered selfless service to the residents of border villages in North Kashmir, extending timely assistance and support with full dedication during challenging circumstances.

Through her actions, she has not only upheld the dignity and values of the National Cadet Corps but has further enhanced its prestige. Serving as an inspiration and role model for young cadets, her journey reflects courage, discipline, and service to humanity.

The conferment of the Raksha Mantri Award stands as a testament to her exemplary contribution, making Cadet Arpandeep Kour a true symbol of pride.

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