St Teresa Convent School, Panchkula, observe Armed Forces Flag Day

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Dec 11, 2025 IST

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St Teresa Convent School, Panchkula, observed Armed Forces Flag Day with great patriotism and respect. Students of Classes I and II visited the ITBP Campus, Panchkula, to pay heartfelt tribute to the brave soldiers of our nation. Young students were warmly encouraged by Mandeep Dhanda, Deputy Commandant and Rajesh, Assistant Commandant, who also guided them about the significance of Armed Forces Flag Day and the sacrifices made by our defence forces. Simultaneously, students of Classes III to V actively participated in a poster-making activity on the theme of Armed Forces Flag Day. Through their colourful and creative artwork, the students beautifully expressed their gratitude, respect and patriotism towards the Indian Armed Forces.

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