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Lt Gen P K Rampal, GOC 9 Corps inaugurated the Website on 01 Nov 2006

Welcome To Sainik School Sujanpur Tira

Brief History

In 1961, the idea of starting a chain of Sainik Schools as feeder institutions to NDA was envisaged by the then Defence Minister Mr V K Menon. The foundation of the school was laid by the then Prime Minister,Smt. Indira Gandhi in 1974 and finally Sainik School Sujanpur Tira (HP) was inaugurated by His Excellency Shri Neelam Sanjeeva Reddy, the then President of India on 02 Nov 1978.In photograph the President (extreme left) is seen in conversation with Wg Cdr H S Mehta, the founder Principal.

Location
		The Sainik School is located in the town of Sujanpur Tira on the banks of river Beas, with snow covered Dhauladhar ranges to its North and Shivalik Hills to its South. Sujanpur Tira is famous for its ‘Narbadeshwar Temple’, which claims some of the best miniature paintings of Kangra valley. Set in sylvan surrounding in the historic capital town of Maharaja Sansar Chand, the school is ideally located to facilitate intellectual, aesthetic and moral pursuits, for its students.

Our Crest

OUR MOTTO : PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE

1. The Crest portrays and symbolizes succinctly the ideals professed. Commensurate with our prayer to the Lord, the crest affirms our determination to forge ahead in establishing esprit - de - Corps in our school so that it may act as a nucleus and students who pass out of our school radiate and spread our gospel.

2. Our crest is composed of the following :-

(a) SWORD : An unsheathed, double edged sword standing upright, depicting our aim to defend our motherland. India also is portrayed on the crest.

(b) HIMALAYAS : The snow capped Himalayas signify the heights we are determined to attain ; the excellence that we strive to attain. The snow stands for purity of hearts and the means that are essential for our upliftment.

(d) WAVES : The waves speak of continuity of our resolve to be united and to continue our march to excellence.

3. Colours appeal first and foremost to feeling; colours give us the warmth of life and emotion.

4. The orange colour chosen as background is the mixture of the Red and Yellow colour. The Red colour stands for strength, preservance and the Yellow colour stands for devotion. Thereby, we go ahead with steadfastness, determination and concentrated mind towards our goal.

Aim of the School

The aim of Sainik School Sujanpur Tira is to prepare boys academically, physically and mentally for entry into NDA, Khadakwasla and other walks of life. A sound character, team spirit, a patriotic outlook and a desire to serve the country with dedication are the qualities promoted by all the Sainik School.