Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini urged young people to embrace values like knowledge, humility, success, sensitivity, inner strength, and selfless service as essential aspects of their lives. He made this call during the 61st foundation day celebration of Sri Guru Gobind Singh College in Chandigarh. The Chief Minister also announced a grant of Rs 11 lakh for the Sikh Education Society.
Expressing pride in participating in the event dedicated to the life and teachings of the tenth Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, CM Saini highlighted the Guru’s legacy of fearlessness, righteousness, and justice. He emphasized Guru Gobind Singh’s teachings on upholding principles, self-respect, and moral courage, even at the cost of one’s life. The foundation day of the college, according to the Chief Minister, honors a legacy that has kept India’s spirit alive for centuries.
Established in 1966 in honor of Guru Gobind Singh, the college aims to instill values of sacrifice, courage, service, and humanity in its students. CM Saini praised the role of teachers in not just imparting academic knowledge but also nurturing values and cultural ethics, following the revered ‘Guru-Shishya’ tradition. He also commended the college for its contribution to character building, nation building, and producing successful alumni across various fields.
The Chief Minister reaffirmed the Haryana government’s commitment to providing quality education, moral values, and equal employment opportunities to the state’s youth. Various initiatives have been launched in education, skill development, startups, sports, and employment to open new avenues for young individuals. He mentioned the establishment of the Haryana State Research Fund to promote higher education and research, which has already received over 360 project proposals.
