Pratik Chettri, an Indian Gorkha, has been selected out of over 13 lakh NCC cadets to represent India at international Youth Exchance program, and will be travelling to Singapore shortly.
Pratik son of Mr Tulsi and Mrs. Monu Chhetri is originally a resident of Gadadharpally, in upper Bagdogra and is studying Computer Science (Hons) at the St. Joseph’s College, Darjeeling.
At only 20 years old, Pratik has participated in many NCC camps in India and internationally, including the prestigious Republic Day Parade, where he got a chance to meet the then Defense Minister of India, Shri. A K Antony.
Pratik hopes to join army and sees his mom and dad as his inspiration and role model. Ever humble, Pratik attributes his success and interest at NCC to SUO Rohan Chettri, SUO Brijesh Yadav , SUO Roshan Tamang , and SUO Bishal Gond.
As Pratik is set to represent India at the international level, we wish him luck and pray for his stand out performance in the program.
Through your grit, determination, sincerity and hard work Pratik you have upheld the Great GORKHALI name and tradition of excellence, which our forefathers have earned through their blood and sweat. It is youngsters like you who are helping to redefine the Gorkhali identity.
Source: Dibya Chettri for DC
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| Pratik Chhetri selected to represent India at an international level |
At only 20 years old, Pratik has participated in many NCC camps in India and internationally, including the prestigious Republic Day Parade, where he got a chance to meet the then Defense Minister of India, Shri. A K Antony.
Pratik hopes to join army and sees his mom and dad as his inspiration and role model. Ever humble, Pratik attributes his success and interest at NCC to SUO Rohan Chettri, SUO Brijesh Yadav , SUO Roshan Tamang , and SUO Bishal Gond.
As Pratik is set to represent India at the international level, we wish him luck and pray for his stand out performance in the program.
Through your grit, determination, sincerity and hard work Pratik you have upheld the Great GORKHALI name and tradition of excellence, which our forefathers have earned through their blood and sweat. It is youngsters like you who are helping to redefine the Gorkhali identity.
Source: Dibya Chettri for DC
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