Bhavan Vidyalaya, Panchkula, students visit old-age home

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Updated At : 06:00 AM May 02, 2025 IST

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Student members of the Interact Club of the school visited old-age home in Sector 15, Panchkula, bringing with them essential daily need items and eatables to share with the residents. The initiative was aimed at spreading smiles among the elderly and fostering a sense of social responsibility among the young volunteers. During the visit, the students engaged warmly with the senior citizens — listening to their stories, sharing laughter and creating cherished moments of connection. The interaction not only uplifted the spirits of the elderly residents but also left a lasting impact on the students, deepening their understanding of compassion and community service. School Principal Gulshan Kaur praised the students and teacher in-charges for their thoughtful effort.

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