20 May 2025, SSK Public School, Ghaziabad - Today a camp was started to give basic military training to 200 students of Uttar Pradesh. Out of these 30 students are from Ghaziabad.

This summit has been organized under the joint aegis of Rashtriya Sainik Sanstha and Akhand Hind Fauj.

While inaugurating the camp, National President of Rashtriya Sainik Sanstha, Veer Chakra recipient Colonel Tejendra Pal Tyagi said that in view of the current situation of the country, it is very important that the youth should be given basic military training so that they can protect themselves and their neighborhood in adverse circumstances. Syllabus of military training is attached. He said that the youth who takes basic military training will not burn government property and will also be able to protect himself and his neighborhood when the time comes.

Director of Akhand Hind Fauj, Shri Rajendra Prasad Tripathi told that this type of basic military training has been given to about 20 thousand students of India. This process is continuing and we hope that the government will also help us in this initiative.

The founder of SSK Public School, Mr. Gulshan Bhamri, made a significant contribution in organizing this program of initial military training in Ghaziabad. Not only this, he made available the conference hall and playground of his school. Addressing the students, he said that first of all, wake up in the morning and do exercise and keep the country first everywhere and at all times. He made the students take a pledge to say Jai Hind and make others say Jai Hind in mutual greetings instead of Good Morning, Namaste, Aadab Arz, Satshri Aakaal.

In initial military training, the youth are given information about physical training, marching drill, ambush, patrolling, freedom struggle, disaster control, duties mentioned in Article 51A of the Constitution and initial army tactics on the ground and in the classroom.

Training Commander Dheeraj Patel said that coming out of a fire ball, making a pyramid, practicing yoga and helping the police and government in an emergency are also a part of the training.