
The National Security Guard (NSG) has unveiled its 2024 calendar, creating a buzz not only on social media but also among the youth who eagerly await its release.
This year's calendar deemed a lethal combination of art, action and style, features sixteen captivating shots of the elite Black Cat Commandos in various high-action scenarios.
The creative genius behind the visuals is renowned action photographer Pravin Talan, alongside associate photographer Rupali Saagar.
Recently unveiled by M A Ganapathy, Director General of the National Security Guard, the 8th edition of the NSG calendar introduces a fresh perspective with shots capturing the CBRN attack combat team, drone killers, and the CornerShot gun.
Ganapathy highlighted the unique amalgamation of talent within the NSG, comprising individuals from the army, paramilitary, and police forces. He emphasized their unwavering commitment and dedication to serving the nation.
The NSG has evolved over the years, excelling in post-blast investigations and offering exceptional Close Protection services.
The NSG Training Centre, which is recognized for excellence, has contributed significantly to capacity building, extending its influence beyond national borders.
Recent advancements within the NSG include specialized capabilities in anti-drone operations, enhanced night fighting skills, and the introduction of a triple-purpose K9 squad for assault, IED detection, and tracking.
Renowned for his soulful and original work, Pravin Talan, along with Rupali Saagar, shared their perspective on the calendar.
Pravin and Rupali said, "In a world marked by conflicts and terrorism, the calendar serves as a tribute to the NSG commandos, acknowledging their selfless dedication and bravery."
Established in 1984 as a Federal Contingency Force, the NSG has a storied history of successfully conducting anti-terrorist operations with professional elan.
The NSG calendars have garnered a cult following over the years, symbolizing admiration for the valour and dedication of the elite force.
ALL PHOTOS: Courtesy Pravin Talan