Arunachal Pradesh: Indian Army organises excursion for school students, teachers in Tawang district

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Itanagar: The Indian Army organized an excursion for 17 students and 3 teachers from the Mahabodhi Society School in Tawang district of Arunachal Pradesh, to the mystic and majestic holy waterfall (Chumi Gyatse) near the Indo-Tibet border of the northeastern state. The serene and spiritually significant site served as a perfect destination for the enriching journey. The day was filled with fun, frolic, and colorful memories as the students explored the tranquil beauty of Chumi Gyatse, often revered for its spiritual aura and historical significance.

To deepen their understanding, the students were briefed about the historical and cultural importance of the site, which holds great reverence among the local community. Adding to the experience, the young students had an inspiring interaction with the brave soldiers posted at the border which not only highlighted the dedication and resilience of the Indian Army but also fostered a sense of patriotism and gratitude among the students.

The initiative by the Indian Army underscores its commitment to strengthening the bond between the local community and the Armed Forces.

The Mahabodhi Society School extended its heartfelt gratitude to the Indian Army for organising the memorable and educational excursion, which left an indelible mark on the young minds.

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