Punjab Govt Holds Parenting Session at School of Eminence, Ludhiana; Gunjeet Ruchi Bawa remains Chief Guest

Gunjeet Ruchi Bawa emphasises on the collective role of parents, teachers and institutions in shaping a child’s future

Punjab Govt Holds Parenting Session at School of Eminence, Ludhiana; Gunjeet Ruchi Bawa remains Chief Guest

Ludhiana, February 7, 2026: In line with the vision and directives of the Government of Punjab, under the leadership of Chief Minister Bhagwant S Mann, an insightful parenting awareness session was organised at School of Eminence, Model Town. The session witnessed active participation from more than 400 parents, who attended to gain guidance on effective parenting, child development and academic support.
 
Gunjeet Ruchi Bawa, Vice Chairperson, Punjab State Commission for Protection of Child Rights, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Addressing the gathering, she emphasised the collective role of parents, teachers and institutions in shaping a child’s future. She stated, “Children flourish when they receive emotional support, discipline and understanding at home along with guidance at school. Parents must remain approachable and alert to their child’s needs.”
 
Vishwakirat Kahlon, Principal, School of Eminence, welcomed the dignitaries and highlighted the school’s commitment towards holistic development of students through parent-teacher collaboration.
 
Expert from Aas Ehsaas NGO, Advocate Shamsheer Pal Singh Dhillon shared legal perspectives related to child rights and responsibilities of parents, stressing the importance of a safe and respectful environment for children.
 
Another expert Retired Principal Dinesh Malik spoke about academic planning, examination preparation and the need to reduce pressure while encouraging consistency and confidence among students.
 
The session also focused on practical parenting tips, grooming of students, emotional well-being and balanced academic preparation. An interactive question-and-answer segment was held, where parents raised their concerns related to academics, behaviour and stress management.
 
Responding to the queries, Gunjeet Ruchi Bawa assured parents that the Punjab Child Rights Commission is always available to support children and families, and encouraged them to seek guidance whenever required.
 
The session concluded on a positive note, reinforcing the importance of informed parenting for the overall growth of children.
Amandeep Singh, Deputy DEO, School resource persons Superjit Kaur, Inderjeet Kaur along with other teachers and students were also present