Entrepreneurship school revamps underpasses

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Panchkula, Updated At : 04:34 AM Jan 14, 2026 IST

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Das and Brown Experiential Learning School (D-BELS) has undertaken an initiative to aesthetically transform the underpasses located in sectors 5 and 6 of Panchkula.

Principal Anju Mehta said the project was executed by the D-BELS team in collaboration with the Panchkula Metropolitan Development Authority (PMDA).

The underpasses had been attractively painted, turning previously dull spaces into vibrant public art zones, she added, saying the artwork reflected the state’s rich culture, folk traditions and rural life.

She said the initiative reflected the D-BELS philosophy of contributing positively to society while maintaining excellence in education.

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