About BTSI
Discipline. Leadership. Service.
Youth Development & Multi-Tasking Training Organisation
Who We Are
Blazing Tiger Squad Of India
BTSI is a youth development organisation focused on building young people through practical training in discipline, leadership, physical fitness, adventure, first aid, disaster preparedness and community service — preparing cadets to serve their families, their communities and the nation.
Blazing Tiger Squad Of India (BTSI) is a youth development and multi-tasking training organisation dedicated to building disciplined, confident and service-minded young citizens through structured training, adventure and community engagement.
BTSI was built on a simple observation: young people need practical, hands-on training — not just theory. Physical discipline, clear conduct, useful skills and a sense of responsibility. Our training covers all of it, and every area is designed to be taught by someone who has actually done it.
Our Objectives
- Build self-discipline through regular drill, fitness and structured routine
- Develop leadership, responsibility and confidence in young people
- Teach practical, life-saving skills — first aid, fire safety, disaster preparedness
- Encourage physical fitness, adventure and outdoor competence
- Instil service towards family, community and the nation
- Recognise and reward sustained effort, conduct and achievement
These legal and registration particulars are published only once officially supplied and confirmed by BTSI.
What We Stand For
Our core values
Six commitments that shape how BTSI trains, what it accepts, and how cadets are treated.
Discipline
Regularity, self-control and respect for instruction. Everything else in BTSI is built on this.
Leadership
Taking responsibility and guiding others — in the squad, at home and in the community.
Service
Skills given away rather than shown off. Community service is part of training, not an extra.
Excellence
Standards in drill, safety, conduct and fitness that cadets are expected to maintain.
Unity
One squad across every branch — cadets support each other regardless of location or background.
Learning
Continuous improvement. Instructors are trained, and cadets are taught to teach what they learn.
Training Philosophy
How BTSI teaches
Structure first, then skill, then confidence.
BTSI training is deliberately repetitive in the early stage. Cadets are taught stance, movement, commands and conduct until they become automatic. Only then does practical training begin — first aid, safety, adventure, field work and service — so that safety is never an afterthought.
Every course ends with assessment. Progress is recorded, certificates are issued only for completed requirements, and instructors are trained to the same standard as the cadets they teach.
Foundation — Discipline & Drill
Stance, parade movement, commands, uniform standards and conduct. The part every cadet remembers.
Fitness & Endurance
Structured physical conditioning, running, obstacle work and field endurance.
Practical Skill
First aid, fire safety, disaster preparedness, self-defence and adventure skills.
Leadership & Service
Command responsibilities, camp duties, community work and mentoring younger cadets.
Assessment & Certification
Demonstrated competency, recorded results and certificates issued against verified records.
Figures are indicative and await official confirmation.
Leadership
Structure & governance
BTSI operates through a governing body and an officer cadre. Names and photographs are published once officially confirmed.
Governing BodyGoverning Body
6 member positions — the body responsible for policy, standards and oversight.
Officers
6 officer positions — instructors and unit commanders who deliver training.
The position structure below is accurate. Individual names and photographs are shown only after BTSI confirms them officially.
Join Us
Want to be part of BTSI?
Registration opens a training record that follows your progress through every course, camp and certificate.