Bishkek, Jan.20, 2020. /Kabar/. A group of cadets of the Daiyr Asanov Military Lyceum of Kyrgyzstan is in India to share experience in training military cadets, the press service of the General Staff of Kyrgyzstan said.
Cadets from Kyrgyzstan together with their counterparts from Bangladesh, Bhutan, Vietnam, Kazakhstan, Maldives, Nepal, Russia, Singapore will attend classes in the Indian National Cadet Corps for two weeks, and study the basic curriculum for training military specialists for the needs of the Indian army and navy.
"In addition to the curriculum, our cadets will also visit historical sites, museums, ancient fortresses and memorial complexes, including one of the eight wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal architectural memorial complex,” the reports says.
Meetings and trips of students of military educational institutions under the exchange program are held on a permanent basis.
National Cadet Corps of India was founded in 1948 as a volunteer organization, and trains young people who chose a military career as a future profession, the basics of military training.
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