The North Eastern Region Directorate (NER DTE) of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) recently hosted a pivotal Whole Time Lady Officer (WTLO) Conference in Shillong. The conference aimed to address the specific challenges of training and increasing the enrollment of girl cadets in the North Eastern Region, an area known for its unique geographical and logistical challenges.
WTLOs from across the region gathered to discuss strategies to enhance the participation of young women in the NCC. The conference served as a critical platform for exchanging ideas and best practices to foster a more inclusive and robust cadet environment.
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Participants brainstormed solutions to overcome the region-specific obstacles that impede training and enrollment, emphasizing the need for innovative approaches to engage the community and inspire more young women to join.
Major General Gagan Deep, who addressed the conference, commended the WTLOs for their unwavering dedication and resilience. He highlighted the significant role they play in shaping future leaders and stressed the importance of their efforts in empowering young girls through the NCC.
Maj Gen Gagan Deep encouraged the officers to continue their vital work and to explore new methods of community engagement that could lead to increased enrollment of girl cadets.
This conference marks a significant step towards achieving greater gender parity and inclusivity within the NCC units in the North Eastern Region, ensuring that every young woman has the opportunity to benefit from the discipline, leadership, and camaraderie that the NCC offers.