NCC

NCC is an acronym used by several organizations and bodies around the world. This article summarizes notable uses, while recognizing that the term can refer to additional groups or concepts in different contexts.

National Cadet Corps (India): A youth paramilitary organization under the Indian Army, Navy, and Air Force, established in 1948 to develop leadership, discipline, and civic responsibility. Its units participate in drills, field training, camps, and community service.

National Communications Commission (Taiwan): The regulatory authority for telecommunications and broadcasting in Taiwan, established in 2006. It handles licensing, spectrum management, and consumer protection within the communications sector.

National Capital Commission (Canada): A Crown corporation responsible for planning and development of Ottawa’s national capital region. It manages public spaces, historic sites, and capital-region events and activities.

Nagarjuna Construction Company Limited (NCC): An Indian construction and infrastructure firm active in roads, buildings, irrigation, and other large-scale projects. It is publicly traded and operates across multiple sectors.

NCC Group plc: A UK-based multinational specializing in cybersecurity and risk management. The company provides services such as security testing, software assurance, and incident response.

National Council of Churches (USA): An ecumenical association of Protestant and Orthodox denominations. It coordinates public policy advocacy, social justice work, and inter-church collaboration.

National Consumer Commission (South Africa): A regulatory body established to enforce consumer protection laws, investigate complaints about goods and services, and promote consumer rights.