Brief History: Best NDA Coaching in Lucknow
Brief History: Best NDA Coaching in Lucknow: Warriors NDA Academy is Awarded as Best NDA Academy in Lucknow. WDA is the best NDA Coaching in Lucknow India. We are the Leading NDA/CDS Coaching in Lucknow. When some of the most experienced defence career coaches gathered, The Warriors’ Defence Academy came into existence. We are a team of career coaching experts, who provide complete grooming to aspirants who appear for written examination for NDA and CDS and SSB interviews to become defense officers.
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PART I – GENERAL
Brief History
The National Defence Academy (NDA) has the unique distinction of being the first institution in the world to impart joint training to officer cadets of the Army, Navy, and Air Force. The concept and genesis of NDA date back to the period before Independence and evolved from the lessons learned during World War II.
One of the major lessons learned during World War II was that the three Services had to be fully integrated and functional as a single strike force in order to be effective in war. Although mooted by senior British military leaders like Lord Mountbatten and Field Marshal Auchinleck, India’s far-sighted and visionary political leadership of that period gave its full support to the establishment of a tri-service training facility. Consequently, the Government of India appointed a high-powered committee in May 1945 to prepare a scheme for the establishment of a Military Academy, incorporating the best practices of all such institutions worldwide to conduct joint training of the future officers for the Army, Navy, and Air Force.
Based on the report submitted by this committee in 1946, the Indian Military Academy located at Dehradun was re-named as the Armed Forces Academy, and split into two wings: the “Inter-Services Wing” (later known as Joint Services Wing) and the “Military Wing”. It was Inter-Services Wing where combined training for the three Services commenced in January 1949. This was subsequently re-located from Dehradun to Khadakwasla and known as the NDA.
After an extended country-wide reconnaissance for a site, which would provide adequate space and potential for creating training facilities for all the three Services, Khadakwasla was chosen as the new home for the Inter-Services Wing in 1947. The location had till then, had been used as a Combined Warfare School for allied troops and was therefore suitable for the purpose. The foundation stone of NDA was laid at Khadakwasla by the then Prime Minister, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on 06 October 1949 and the herculean task of shifting this institution from Dehradun to Khadakwasla was successfully performed under the able supervision of the then Commandant, Maj Gen E Habibullah. NDA was formally inaugurated by the then Chief Minister of Bombay, Shri Morarji Desai on 16 January 1955. The first Passing Out Parade (POP) held at NDA was reviewed by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru on 05 June 1955.
“A MONUMENT IN THE MAKING” – PT NEHRU, THE HON’BLE PM OF INDIA, LAYING THE FOUNDATION STONE AT KHADAKWASLA ON 06 OCT 1949
FIRST POP (10TH COURSE POP) AT NDA KHADAKWASLA, REVIEWED BY PT JAWAHARLAL
NEHRU, HON’BLE PM OF INDIA
The NDA has rendered more than 70 years of distinguished service. It is proud of having produced nearly 40,000 Officers for the Indian Armed Forces and nearly 950 Officers for friendly foreign countries. These Officers have imbibed academic and military training of the highest standards, in a unique inter-services environment. NDA alumni have been conferred with the nation’s highest awards for gallantry and distinguished service, both in peace and war. It also holds the distinction, wherein 35 of its alumni have reached the pinnacle of military achievement by becoming Chiefs of their respective Services. Their numbers have been appended below:-
Army – 12
Navy – 11
Air Force – 12
