Sri Sehaj Path Bhog Ceremony Marks the Conclusion of Academic Session 2025–26 at Ramgarhia Girls College
On the successful completion of the academic session 2025–26, and to seek divine blessings for the upcoming examinations, a Bhog ceremony of Sri Sehaj Path of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was solemnly organized with deep devotion and reverence at Ramgarhia Girls College.
City Air News
Apr 11, 2026 02:36
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Ludhiana, April 11, 2026: On the successful completion of the academic session 2025–26, and to seek divine blessings for the upcoming examinations, a Bhog ceremony of Sri Sehaj Path of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji was solemnly organized with deep devotion and reverence at Ramgarhia Girls College.
The sacred ceremony took place at Baba Gurmukh Singh Auditorium, where members of the College Managing Committee, the Principal, staff members, and a large number of students gathered to pay their obeisance and seek blessings.
The students of the PG Department of Music presented soulful Gurbani Kirtan, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere. The religious proceedings were further enriched by the melodious Kirtan rendered by the Raagi Jatha, Bhai Sahib Bhai Ishwar Singh Ji (Ludhiana Wale), which immersed the audience in divine serenity. This was followed by Ardaas for the continued progress of the institution, the bright future of the students, and peace and harmony in society.
On this occasion, Principal Dr. Ajit Kaur congratulated the students on the successful completion of the academic session and extended her best wishes for the upcoming examinations. She emphasized, "We should incorporate the teachings of the Guru into our lives and move forward with strong moral values. With dedication and sincere effort in our studies, success is assured."
Ranjodh Singh, President, Ramgarhia Educational Council, in his message, highlighted that such spiritual events play a vital role in character building and inspire individuals to stay connected with their cultural and traditional roots.
Gurcharan Singh Lotey, Secretary, also extended his best wishes to the students for their forthcoming university examinations and encouraged them to study diligently. The ceremony concluded with the distribution of Guru Ka Langar, which was served with devotion and received with gratitude by all present.
