The Indo British School organises session on "Tales of Valour"

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Aug 06, 2025 IST

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The Indo British School, Nabha, organised an inspiring session titled "Tales of Valour" focusing on the 1965 Indo-Pak war. Esteemed retired officers of the Indian Army - Maj Gen BS Grewal, VSM, Brig D S Grewal, and Maj Gen Dr ADS Grewal, VSM - shared powerful accounts of bravery and sacrifice that left the students deeply moved. The event, held under the guidance of the chairman, MS Bedi, the director, K Bedi and the principal, Anu Batish, ignited a strong sense of pride and patriotism. Many students expressed renewed interest in serving the nation in the future.

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