AKSIPS-41 students visit Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 05:00 AM Oct 25, 2025 IST

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Members of interact club of AKSIPS-41 Smart School, Chandigarh, visited the Paraplegic Rehabilitation Centre in Mohali, where they spent meaningful time with soldiers who have sustained life-changing injuries while serving the nation. The students engaged in heartfelt conversations with the soldiers, learning about their hobbies, daily lives and the strength it takes to live with such challenges. A friendly basketball match between the students and the soldiers brought joy and camaraderie to the day. The visit proved to be an inspiring experience, instilling empathy, gratitude and deep respect for the true heroes who continue to motivate others through their resilience and courage.

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