Blossoms School organises session on Armed Forces

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Nov 14, 2025 IST

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Blossoms Senior Secondary School, Patiala, organised an interactive and insightful session on “Armed Forces as a career option” on its premises. The session was conducted by Maj Gen BS Grewal (VSM). Maj Gen Grewal motivated the students by sharing his experiences, values of discipline, leadership, and service to the nation. He guided the students about various entry routes to join the Army, Navy, and Air Force, including NDA. He also encouraged the students to develop qualities such as courage, dedication, physical fitness, and emotional resilience. BM Singh, former Chairman, CBDT, was also present. Trustee Ravi Singh and Principal Bindu Vaid extended heartfelt gratitude to Maj Gen BS Grewal for igniting a sense of patriotism among the students and motivating them to pursue a life of honour and service.

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