DC Inaugurates Atal Tinkering Lab at Bal Bhawan
Himanshu Jain thanks Do Good and Aryaman Foundations for celebrating Diwali festivals with kids at Bal Bhawan

Ludhiana, October 17, 2025: Deputy Commissioner Himanshu Jain on Friday inaugurated the Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) at Bal Bhawan, hailing it as a transformative space for young innovators.
Accompanied by Assistant Commissioners Dr. Pragati Rani, Payal Goyal, and others, Jain described the lab as a hands-on workspace where children can turn ideas into reality through do-it-yourself projects. It will equip young minds with Science, Technology, Engineering and other skills, including robotics, using specialized tools and equipment.
Jain commended four young students—Samaira Gupta, Aarush Singhal, Raunav Kalra, and Arnav Garg (two each from Sat Paul Mittal School and Sacred Heart Convent International School)—for their tireless efforts in establishing the lab for Bal Bhawan children. He also extended special thanks to the Aryaman Foundation, which will provide teachers twice a week for computer classes to empower the children, and the Do Good Foundation, whose volunteers regularly teach and mentor at the centre.
The inauguration coincided with a joyous Diwali celebration, blending the festival of lights with love, warmth, and cheer. Highlights included a vibrant Diwali Carnival for Bal Bhawan children and captivating dance performances by students from Sangita’s Studio of Performing Arts and Rhythm Wellness Center.
Jain honoured Do Good Foundation teachers and volunteers for their selfless service, presenting them with appreciation certificates.
Secretary, Red Cross Navneet Joshi, Joint MD Avon Cycles Mandeep Pahwa and other dignitaries were also present on the occasion