Shaheed Bhagat Singh College Celebrated its 58th Annual Day and Award Ceremony with Grandeur
Shaheed Bhagat Singh College, University of Delhi, celebrated its 58th Annual Day and Award Ceremony with great enthusiasm on April 28, 2025, at its newly inaugurated open-air auditorium. The event officially commenced at 10 AM with the traditional lighting of the ceremonial lamp.
An event representative informed sachi shiksha correspondent that the ceremony was graced by the esteemed presence of former IFS officer Dr. Deepak Vohra as the Chief Guest. Also in attendance were the Chairman of the Governing Body, Professor Rajeev Kaul, the Principal Professor Arun Kumar Atri, former faculty members, and other distinguished guests. The event began with a tribute to the martyrs of the Pahalgam attack, reaffirming the college’s commitment to national unity and the spirit of service.
The representative further shared that through a virtual tour organized by the Gyan Prasar Kendra (Knowledge Dissemination Centre), attendees were introduced to the recent developmental initiatives undertaken by the college. These included the installation and beautification of Shaheed Bhagat Singh statue, elevators, smart classrooms, upgraded laboratories, a modern seminar hall, a new staff room, a video conferencing facility, and a renovated library reading hall. These advancements reflect the college’s commitment to a holistic, inclusive, and advanced educational environment.
Presenting the annual report, Principal Prof. Arun Kumar Atri highlighted key initiatives undertaken throughout the year. He spoke about the establishment of the Gyan Prasar Kendra, the launch of the Principal Internship Scheme 2.0, enhancements in research facilities, and student-led community service initiatives. He linked the college’s future vision with India’s aspiration to become a developed nation by 2047. Referring to the 11th chapter of the Bhagavad Gita, where Arjuna witnesses Lord Krishna’s cosmic form, he remarked that those who dare to envision the highest goals are the true victors.
The representative also mentioned that cultural performances added vibrancy to the celebration. These included a devotional Pushpanjali dance dedicated to Goddess Shakti, a classical music recital by the Audiophile Music Society, and a colorful folk dance by the Northeast Society — all beautifully showcasing India’s cultural diversity.
Chief Guest Dr. Deepak Vohra, while addressing the students, said, “You are the torchbearers of India’s new dreams. Think fearlessly, act selflessly, and serve the nation with pride.” He emphasized that service, sacrifice, youth leadership, and technological advancement are the cornerstones of India’s global leadership.
The ceremony also featured a felicitation of retired teachers and staff members, along with the awarding of students who had excelled in various fields. Special honors were conferred upon the Best Student and Best Employee.
The program concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Neha Nainwal, followed by the national anthem — leaving behind a resonant message of unity, excellence, and service.
