Date: 15 April

Guest of Honour:

Dr. Zora Singh, Chancellor of Desh Bhagat University.

Honoured by:

YPSF for outstanding contributions in education and community service.

Event led by:

Dr. Prabhleen Singh, President of YPSF and Officer on Special Duty to the Haryana Government.

Organized in collaboration with:

S. Gurmeet Singh, Chairman, Bel-La-Monde Group of Hotels.

Dr. Zora Singh’s message:

Encouraged youth to remain rooted in their heritage while striving for progress; praised the efforts of YPSF and Bel-La-Monde in promoting cultural pride.

Chief Guest:

Shri Manohar Lal Khattar, Hon’ble Minister of Power and Housing & Urban Affairs, Government of India.

Other Distinguished Guests:

Ms. Rekha Gupta, Hon’ble Chief Minister of Delhi

S. Manjinder Singh Sirsa, Minister (Industries, Food & Supply, Environment)

S. Harmeet Singh Kalka, President, DSGMC

S. Iqbal Singh Lalpura, Chairman, National Commission for Minorities

S. Raju Chadha, Chairman, Wave Group

Dr. Vikramjit Singh Sahney, MP (Rajya Sabha)

Jathedar Baljit Singh Daduwal

Dr. (Er.) Sandeep Singh, President, Desh Bhagat University

Amritpal Singh Dardi, Director, Chardikala Group

S. Harpreet Singh Sahni, Executive Editor, PTC News

MLA Gurdev Singh Mann of Nabha

Cultural Highlights:

Performances by Satinder Satti, Hobby Dhaliwal, and Amar Noorie.

Event Focus:

Celebration of heritage, unity, and community progress.

Paragraph Summary:

On April 15th, the Young Progressive Sikh Forum (YPSF) honoured Dr. Zora Singh, Chancellor of Desh Bhagat University, during a grand Baisakhi celebration held at the Bel-La-Monde Hotel in Delhi. Led by Dr. Prabhleen Singh and supported by S. Gurmeet Singh, the event recognized Dr. Singh’s significant contributions to education and community service. In his address, Dr. Singh praised YPSF’s commitment to cultural pride and urged Sikh youth to balance tradition with progress. The celebration was graced by several high-profile dignitaries, including Union Minister Shri Manohar Lal Khattar and various political, spiritual, and media leaders. Cultural performances and heartfelt camaraderie made the event a vibrant expression of unity and Sikh heritage.