The visit to the Indian Naval Academy (INA) was organized to provide cadets with a comprehensive understanding of various maritime and naval operations. By visiting key areas such as the Marine Engineering Bay, Radar Lab, Bridge Simulator, and more, cadets gained valuable insights into the workings of naval technology, the importance of physical fitness, and the discipline required in the navy.
The visit to INA demonstrated that a career in the defence forces is not just a job but a commitment to excellence and a path to making a significant impact on national security and global maritime operations.
Marine Engineering Bay: The Marine Engineering Bay was highly informative, showcasing advanced engineering technologies and practical applications. Cadets learned about the intricacies of marine machinery and systems, gaining practical insights into their future careers.
Radar Lab: The Radar Lab provided a fascinating insight into modern radar technologies and their uses in navigation and surveillance. The Cadets learned about the operational principles of radar systems and their critical role in maritime safety.
Bridge Simulator: The Bridge Simulator offered a realistic and immersive experience in ship navigation and control. The Cadets learned about the complexities of managing a vessel, including navigation, communication, and emergency procedures.
Catspaw: Catspaw was a valuable visit, focusing on rescue procedures and emergency response operations. The cadets learned about the critical techniques and protocols for conducting effective maritime rescues, highlighting the importance of preparedness and quick response in saving lives at sea.
Panini Library: Panini Library was well-stocked with a vast collection of resources on maritime studies and beyond. The Cadets learned how to effectively utilize library resources for their academic and professional development.
Sports Fields: The sports fields were well-maintained and provided excellent facilities for various sports activities. The Cadets learned the importance of physical fitness and teamwork through engaging in different sports.
Mulla Aquatics Complex: The swimming pool met Olympic standards, providing an excellent environment for swimming practice and competitions. The Cadets learned swimming techniques and the importance of water safety and physical training.
Arjun Baffle Range: The Arjun Baffle Range visit was thrilling, showcasing advanced training methods and equipment for precision shooting. The Cadets learned about firearm safety, precision shooting, and the discipline required in Navy.
The visit to the Indian Naval Academy (INA) provided an enriching and enlightening experience for the cadets. The trip successfully bridged the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, enhancing the cadets' understanding and skills. Moreover, the exposure to the state-of-the-art facilities and the disciplined environment of the INA inspired cadets to join in the defence forces. This visit has ignited a passion for defence careers among the cadets, motivating them to pursue excellence and consider joining the defence forces to serve and protect our nation with pride and dedication.
Manikandan S
Trip I/c
On their visit to the Raj Bhavan, the cadets received an opportunity to know the history and importance of Governor’s residence, a heritage building with a history of more than 200 years. The cadets and escort staff Mr B A Rajgolkar, TGT- English, Mr Ashok Y Kengere, TGT- Social Science, Mr Dada Dhareppa Kusanale, TGT- Science and Mr Rukmini M, Counsellor, presented a memento to the Hon’ble Governor of Karnataka as a token of remembrance from the Kodagian fraternity. Later the cadets visited the Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum, Bangalore, popularly known as the HAL Museum to know the history of aviation sector of India and its contribution in development of the nation.
The next day, the cadets visited the Air Force Technical College, Bangalore, where they learnt that the training curriculum imparted in the AFTC has kept pace with the rapid advances in the field of aviation technology and air warfare techniques. The cadets got to know about the latest training aids and up-to-date laboratories, cut section model of aircraft and individual system demonstration facility. The cadets were happy to note that many awards and accolades have come in the way of the College in its glorious past. AFTC has been awarded the prestigious Presidential Colours in Nov 2008 and accredited with ISO 9001 certification, which has been upgraded to ISO 9001:2008 standards.
It was a memorable and motivating experience for 80 cadets of class VII and five escort staff who visited 4 KAR AIR SQN NCC UNIT, Mysuru to get a driving experience of aircraft simulator. Gliding Instructor Aftab Alam took keen interest in educating the cadets to get the best experience of driving the aircraft simulator.
Our cadets had first-hand experience about aero modelling and designing. Cadets saw the demonstration on different types of Drones Flying and Training. The cadets were addressed by Wg Cdr Asish G S, Commanding Officer, 4 KAR AIR SQN,
Cadets at railway museum could collect firsthand information about the past locomotives and development of railway system in India.
Cadets visited the Mysore Zoo and were mesmerized by Its abounds in natural vegetation cover and houses a variety of species not only from this country but from over forty countries in the World.
Cadets at Lokaranjan Aqua World, which is the largest underwater aquarium in India. Its tanks house over hundred species of fish and other aquatic species. The cadets had a close view of various aquatic species.
Reliance Whole sale has grown to become India’s biggest shopping choice delivering superior value to its customers, our cadets enjoyed shopping and learned about the unmatched network of outlets and world class shopping environment.
