Chandigarh, Oct. 15 -- A delegation of students and teachers from St Nicholas' International College, Negombo, Sri Lanka, visited Gurukul Global School, Chandigarh, as part of an international Student Exchange programme and the launch of the India Sri Lanka Students Friendship Club. The programme was coordinated by Yuvsatta - Youth for Peace. The programme included presentations by students of both schools, including the Interact Club of St. Nicholas' International College. The highlight was the exchange of Interact Club Flags by students of the two schools, symbolising friendship, service and peace beyond borders. The Event was graced by school president, Neena Setya, managing director, Parveen Setya, rotary district governor, 3080 Rita Kalra and Sanjay Kalra, along with other dignitaries. Urvashi Kakkar, principal, Gurukul Global School, welcomed the delegation and said, "India and Sri Lanka share age-old cultural and historical ties. Meeting young people from another country opens minds and builds understanding. We hope this Friendship Club will bring students together through regular exchanges, learning and joint service." Father Kirialdeniyage Antoney Lakshman, principal, St Nicholas' International College, expressed gratitude for the warm welcome. Pramod Sharma, founder and chief coordinator, Yuvsatta, said, "When students meet, learn and serve together, they become natural ambassadors of peace. This initiative places young people at the centre of India-Sri Lanka friendship."...