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Three cadets, Romeo, Yogi, and Tandon, make up the protagonists of this Book. When they join the NCC and immerse themselves in the rigorous training and discipline of the great Indian Army, they forge deep bonds of friendship and a newfound sense of purpose. In NCC, their life as a cadet revolves around drills, physical fitness, and military tactics. However, this book is not only about the experiences of challenges, tough decisions, and patriotism. Fiction peppers this book with adventure and heartwarming moments of team spirit, painting a vivid picture of the NCC's transformative impact on these young cadets. The army's challenging task is beautifully portrayed through the characters' experiences, highlighting the sacrifices and dedication required to serve their country. Tales like 'The Worn Tank', 'The Story of Bullet', and 'Yes Sir' shared the hidden side of the army's strong armor. The stories not only entertain but also promulge, shedding light on the importance of discipline and unity in military life.
Dr. Ravi Vanshpal
Dr. Ravi Vanshpal received his Doctor of Philosophy from Vikram University, Ujjain, in 2012. As a theoretical physicist, he is actively involved in research and teaching. He has been drawn to literature since childhood as a source of inspiration and enjoys exploring the intersection of science and creativity in his work. 'The NCC Days' is his first work on fiction, and it weaves his NCC experiences into interesting stories. The book offers a unique perspective on the experiences and challenges faced during NCC training, blending them into a captivating fictional narrative. He hopes to encourage readers through his writing to acknowledge the sacrifices made by soldiers and to value the virtues of discipline and unity.
