barublogHistoric Foundation Ceremony Marks a New Era
On April 26th, a landmark event in rural education took place in Holi (Barara), District Ambala, with the foundation stone being laid for the 129th Akal Academy. This new chapter continues the transformative educational legacy envisioned by Sant Baba Attar Singh Ji Mastuane Wale and led by Baba Iqbal Singh Ji, President of The Kalgidhar Society Baru Sahib.
A Sacred Start: Uniting Tradition and Vision
The inauguration ceremony began with a heartfelt Ardas performed by the Panj Pyare, who symbolize the highest ideals of Sikhism. The laying of the foundation stone by esteemed spiritual leaders and community figures emphasized their shared commitment to advancing educational values and service.
Cultural Showcase: Celebrating Sikh Heritage
The event featured a captivating display of Sikh culture. Students from Akal Academy presented a range of performances, including the recitation of Shri Sukhmani Sahib, Shabad Kirtan, and Dhadi Varan. The demonstration of Gatka, a traditional Sikh martial art, showcased the academy’s dedication to a comprehensive and culturally enriched educational experience.
Addressing Social Issues Through Education
In his address, Sant Baba Ranjodh Singh Dhanthal Wale highlighted the crucial role of Akal Academies in addressing societal issues such as drug abuse. Giani Sher Singh echoed this sentiment, praising the academies for their impact on shaping responsible and enlightened individuals.
Celebrating Community Contributions
The inauguration also recognized the significant contributions of community members and supporters. Prof. S. Gurdeep Singh Bajaj was honored for his generous donation of land, continuing his grandfather’s legacy and underscoring the spirit of community collaboration that fuels the success of Akal Academies.
Looking Ahead: Empowering Rural India Through Education
The launch of the 129th Akal Academy represents a beacon of hope for the future of rural education. As Akal Academies move forward, they remain dedicated to breaking educational barriers and uplifting communities, guided by the principles of faith, commitment, and service.
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