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15 Sep 2026 ↑ A special lecture event dedicated to the Bani (divine hymns) and teachings of Sri Guru Ravidas Ji was successfully organized by the Post-Graduate Punjabi Department on 15th Sep., 2026. The event was held under the guidance of the Head of the Punjabi Department, Prof. Jagdish Kaur, and presided over by Principal Dr. Sarla Nirankari and the College Managing Committee Secretary, Sh. Dharam Indu Gupta.

A special lecture event dedicated to the Bani (divine hymns) and teachings of Sri Guru Ravidas Ji was successfully organized by the Post-Graduate Punjabi Department. The event was held under the guidance of the Head of the Punjabi Department, Prof. Jagdish Kaur, and presided over by Principal Dr. Sarla Nirankari and the College Managing Committee Secretary, Sh. Dharam Indu Gupta.

Bhai Jagroop Singh Kalianpur (a Pracharak or preacher at Gurdwara Sri Burj Sahib, Dhariwal, serving under the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee) attended the event as a special guest. College Principal Dr. Sarla Nirankari welcomed the distinguished guest by presenting him with a potted plant. Subsequently, she encouraged the college students to understand the true meaning of Satguru Ravidas Ji's Bani. On this occasion, the keynote speaker, Bhai Jagroop Singh Kalianpur, presented the teachings of Satguru Ravidas Ji to the students, highlighting their relevance in the contemporary context. He inspired the students to rise above social evils such as the caste system, religious prejudice, and discrimination, and encouraged them to conduct every aspect of their lives within appropriate boundaries. Additionally, the Punjabi Department organized calligraphy and poster-making competitions (in collaboration with the Fine Arts Department) centered on the teachings and message of Guru Ravidas Ji. The chief guest presided as the judge for these events. In the calligraphy competition, the winning students were Simran (first place), Nandini (second place), and Anjali Devi (third place). Additionally, the winners of the poster-making competition were Tanisha (first place), Diksha (second place), Malvi (third place), and Tamanna (fourth place). At the conclusion of the lecture event, College Principal Dr. Sarla Nirankari honoured the chief guest with a memento and extended a vote of thanks to everyone. Mehak served as the stage moderator for the occasion. The entire Punjabi Department of the college (Prof. Jagdish Kaur, Prof. Rukmani, Satinder Pal Kaur, Kulwinder Kaur, Tania, Manpreet, and Raveena), along with Neha Katal (Fine Arts Department) and Prof. Hardeep Kaur (Head, Library Science), were present.