The cadets were presented with the medals by Governor Patil, First Lady Rajani Devi Patil, and senior state government officers at the Ashirwaad Hall here.
G P Upadhyaya, Additional Chief Secretary said the event was a historic moment for the tiny Himalayan state.
The 35 cadets from different institutions across the state were recognised for their professional excellence and devotion to duty since joining the National Cadet Corps, he said.
Upadhyaya said that Sikkim was the only state in the entire nation that has the highest concentration of NCC cadets as per population as compared to the rest of the country.
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