More than 30 National Cadet Corps (NCC) cadets fall ill during a training camp in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, prompting hospitalisation, multiple outlets report. Cadets experience symptoms including headache, dizziness, vomiting and fever. In reports from doctors and officials, some cadets also complain of breathing-related issues such as difficulty breathing and chest pain. Authorities suspect the illness may be linked to the prevailing heat conditions, with one account pointing to a potential heatstroke scenario, while another suggests food poisoning as a possible contributing factor. Cadets are taken to hospital for evaluation and treatment. The Hindu reports that the cadets’ condition is stable after medical care. The incident occurs during the camp hosted in Jabalpur, where concerns about severe heat and camp-related conditions are raised. No fatalities are mentioned in the provided coverage. Further assessments by medical teams and officials are expected to determine the exact cause of the episode.