Sikh Wisdom Academy Opens Doors to All Communities

CGPC Expands Educational Opportunities Through Sikh Wisdom Academy

Sikh Wisdom, now renamed Sikh Wisdom Academy, will provide coaching to children from all communities, announced CGPC chief Sardar Bhagwan Singh at a recent event.

JAMSHEDPUR – The Sikh Wisdom initiative, overseen by CGPC, has been rebranded as Sikh Wisdom Academy to extend educational opportunities to children from all communities.

This announcement was made by CGPC chief Sardar Bhagwan Singh during the Vidyarthi Samman Samaroh.

Jamshedpur East MLA Saryu Rai felicitated 13 students of Sikh Wisdom who excelled in the 10th and 12th ICSE and CBSE exams, presenting them with souvenirs and certificates.

In his address, chief guest MLA Saryu Rai commended CGPC for strengthening the educational foundation through Sikh Wisdom Academy.

He praised their efforts in making education accessible to all.

Special guest Sardar Bhagwan Singh emphasized the equal right to education for everyone, noting that the academy will now offer coaching to all communities.

CGPC chairman Sardar Shailendra Singh shared plans to create a roadmap to ensure educational opportunities reach all sections of society.

Kulwinder Singh Pannu of Sikh Wisdom Academy highlighted that the academy provides coaching for classes 8 to 10, and Plus One and Plus Two.

To enhance the education level, former RVS Academy Principal Mitali Roy Choudhary has been appointed as the administrator.

He encouraged parents to take advantage of this opportunity and enroll their children in the academy.

Thirteen students, including Amrit Kaur, Banipreet Kaur, Loveleen Kaur, Divya Gill, Sehaj Kaur, Manpreet Kaur, Sunpreet Kaur, Gurpreet Kaur, Harleen Kaur, Jasbir Singh, Inderjit Kaur, and Simranjit Singh, were honored at the event.

Prominent attendees included Sardar Bhagwan Singh, Shailendra Singh, Gurmeet Singh Tote, Amarjit Singh, Gurcharan Singh Billa, Arjun Singh Walia, Kulwinder Singh Pannu, Parwinder Singh Sohal, Sukhdev Singh Bittu, Gurnam Singh Bedi, Jaswant Singh Jasso, Mandeep Singh, Daljit Singh, Harvinder Singh Gullu, and Sukhdev Singh.