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  • Be Kind to Your Mind Marathon organized at Dr. K.K.B.M. Subharti Hospital

    Be Kind to Your Mind Marathon organized at Dr. K.K.B.M. Subharti Hospital

    Physical and mental health are the first step towards a successful life – Dr. Himanshu Aeran

    Dehradun. The “Be Kind to Your Mind Marathon” was organized on the occasion of Uttarakhand Foundation Day under the joint aegis of Gautam Buddha Medical College and the affiliated Dr. K.K.B.M. Subharti Hospital, Jhajra, Rashtrapati Bhavan, and the State Health Authority, Government of Uttarakhand. Hundreds of students and staff from the university and hospital participated in the race, promoting unity in diversity and spreading the message of unity and patriotism.

    The program was inaugurated by the chief guest, Sahaspur MLA Sahdev Singh Pundir, and the university’s Vice Chancellor, Dr. Himanshu Aeran, by flagging off the event. Sahdev Singh Pundir said that such events strengthen the spirit of discipline, patriotism, and national unity among the youth. Sahadevji praised the efforts being made by Subharti University and Hospital in the fields of education and medicine.

    Vice Chancellor Dr. Himanshu Aeran said that physical and mental health are the first steps to a successful life, and Subharti University is committed to promoting this spirit.

    The approximately 5-kilometer race began at Jhajhra Subharti Hospital, went to Sudhowala Chowk, and ended back at Subharti Hospital.

    In the competition, Ms. Ayush Anand and Ms. Ayushi Saini won first place in the student category, while Dr. Abuzar Jameel and Dr. Rupa Hanspal won first place in the faculty category. Medals and certificates were presented to the winners. During the program, all participants took an oath regarding national unity and mental health.

    On this occasion, Principal Dr. Anil Kumar Mehta said that unity is the foundation of the country’s strength and development, and through this marathon, the youth have set a wonderful example of patriotism.

    The main organizer of the marathon was Dr. Suchit Kumar, and Dr. Lokesh Tyagi, Dr. Prashant Bhatnagar, Ritesh Srivastava, Dr. Anubha Agarwal, etc. contributed. Jitendra Tyagi, Lal Ji Asthana, Anil Rohilla, Mrs. Bhavna Sharma, Ravi, Dheeraj, Rahul, Johnny, etc. supported the program.

  • Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University Spreads the Message of Saving Lives through Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon

    Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University Spreads the Message of Saving Lives through Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon

    Students Also Demonstrate Social Responsibility at Cancer Awareness Camp Organized by Doon Medical College*

    Dehradun, October 30, 2025

    As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, Dehradun organized an inspiring Walkathon under the theme “Wear Pink, Walk for Hope” to raise awareness about breast cancer. The event aimed to emphasize the importance of early detection, highlight preventive healthcare, and foster a sense of compassion and responsibility within society.

    In the same sequence, the university is observing “Vigilance Awareness Week 2025” from October 27 to November 2, with the theme — “Vigilance: Our Shared Responsibility.”

    The event was flagged off by Professor Dr. Himanshu Aeran, Vice-Chancellor of the University, who led students from Nursing, BPT, Yogic Science, and Pharmacy departments on a 2.5-kilometer awareness walk. During the rally, which extended up to village Kotra Santur, students raised awareness among the public through slogans like “Early Detection is Protection” and “Check Yourself, Respect Yourself.”

    The participation of village head Mr. Vikas Joshi further strengthened the spirit of community involvement in the campaign. Students also interacted with local women, educating them about the symptoms, prevention, and screening methods for breast cancer. This transformed the event from a simple walkathon into a “people’s movement for saving lives.”

    On this occasion, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran said —

    “The fight against cancer is not only medical but also about our lifestyle. By adopting a vegan and compassionate way of living, we can keep ourselves healthy while expressing empathy towards the planet and all living beings. This is true humanity — a life that contributes to the welfare of others.”

    He further added that Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University would continue to play a leading role in such health and social welfare initiatives.

    “Our university strives to instill in students not only academic excellence but also a deep sense of social responsibility. This spirit paves the way for a stronger, more sensitive, and compassionate India.”

    In continuation of these efforts, 25 students from the university also actively participated in the Cancer Awareness Camp organized by the Amar Ujala Foundation at Doon Medical College, Dehrakhas, Dehradun, on October 30. The objective of the camp was to educate people about cancer prevention, early detection, and life-saving awareness practices.

    Expressing gratitude to Doon Medical College and Amar Ujala Foundation, Prof. Dr. Aeran said —

    “We sincerely thank Doon Medical College for organizing this important initiative. Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University will continue to participate in such awareness campaigns to help build a healthier and safer society.”

    Both the Breast Cancer Awareness Walkathon and the Cancer Awareness Camp demonstrated that the true purpose of education is not only to impart knowledge but also to nurture compassionate and responsible citizens. Through these initiatives, Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University has conveyed a powerful message —

    “Compassion, awareness, and timely screening are the real shields of life.”

  • Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University Takes a Global Leap — Opening New Avenues for Students in Europe

    Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University Takes a Global Leap — Opening New Avenues for Students in Europe

    Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University Takes a Global Leap — Opening New Avenues for Students in Europe

    MoU Signed with Le Frehindi Paris, Marking a New Era in Foreign Language Education

    Dehradun, October 27, 2025,

    Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, Dehradun, organized an inspiring workshop on “Global Opportunities for Subharti Students in the European Union” on Monday. The session aimed to enlighten students about diverse international career pathways and higher education prospects in the European Union.

    The keynote speaker, Mr. Haru Mehra, who traveled specially from France for the occasion, shared valuable insights about education, training, and career opportunities in Europe. He emphasized that learning the French language not only bridges cultural gaps but also opens wide doors to global employment and academic exposure.

    Addressing the gathering, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor of the University, remarked that “The university’s vision is to empower students not only academically but also to prepare them to compete globally.” He further announced that the university is set to introduce foreign language programs — particularly French, German, and Japanese — to help students benefit from multinational opportunities.

    A major highlight of the event was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University and Le Frehindi Paris (France). Under this collaboration, a Global Integration Centre will be established on the university campus. The center will provide assistance for international exchange programs, global internships, and guidance for higher studies in Europe.

    At the beginning of the program, Mr. Khalid Hussain, Registrar of the University, welcomed the guest speaker Mr. Haru Mehra with a bouquet and expressed gratitude on behalf of the university. The session concluded with an engaging Q&A round where students interacted enthusiastically with Mr. Mehra and discussed various aspects of global education and employment in Europe.

    The event witnessed active participation from several deans, faculty members, and a large number of students. The atmosphere remained vibrant throughout, and participants described the workshop as highly informative and motivational.

  • Banking and Finance System, *Challenges and Opportunities for Muslim Businesses*

    Banking and Finance System, *Challenges and Opportunities for Muslim Businesses*

    Banking and Finance System, *Challenges and Opportunities for Muslim Businesses*

    Kanpur: October 26 – An important discussion on “Banking and Finance System, Challenges and Opportunities for Muslim Businesses” was held today in the city’s Mirpur Cantonment under the leadership of Abdul Hameed Idrisi. The program aimed to increase banking and financial awareness among the Muslim community, develop an understanding of financial options in accordance with Sharia principles, and explore paths to business growth.

    Many experienced individuals from the banking sector, academia, and the business community participated in the discussion. During the discussion, it became clear that lack of awareness about the banking system remains a major problem among the Muslim community. Many people remain disconnected from the banking system, preventing them from taking advantage of government schemes, credit facilities, and modern financial opportunities. Speakers emphasized that if the Muslim community is to be economically empowered, they must first increase their participation in the banking and finance sector.

    Chairing the event, Abdul Hameed Idrisi Sahib, National Vice President of the United Idrisi Front, a retired officer from PNB Bank, said, “Banking is essential for the Muslim community to become economically strong. Until our capital is integrated into the banking system, we will remain excluded from the mainstream of development.” He emphasized that now is the time for concrete action, not just discussion.

    Aftab Sahib, a retired manager from PNB Bank, said, “The issue of interest (riba) requires a religious debate, as well as practical solutions. By understanding the principles of Islamic financing, such as murabaha, ijara, and mudaraba, in the Indian context, alternative and ethical financial models can be developed.”

    Liaqat Sahib, a retired PNB Bank employee, said, “Today, banking has become completely transparent and technological. If Muslim businesses adopt digital payments, current accounts, and tax compliance, they can progress economically much faster.”

    During the discussion, Chartered Accountant Shahid Kamran, citing the examples of the Parate Ground and the Qureshi community, said, “Earlier, when slips were issued for five to ten rupees, people started shying away from them. This mental distance has become the biggest obstacle. Unless the Muslim community takes the initiative to integrate itself into the documentation system and formal financial processes, it will not be able to establish a strong presence in the banking sector.” He added that staying away from banking is not just a financial loss, but also akin to being cut off from the mainstream of development.

    Aziz Sahib, a retired lecturer in the Commerce Department of Halim College, shared his views, saying, “Taking financial education and financial literacy to the grassroots level is the need of the hour. Only when young people have a basic understanding of banking and finance will they be able to become self-reliant.”

    At the end of the program, the editor of Qaumi Farman, taking note of the suggestions made in the discussion, said, “Now we need action, not just talk. We must develop a collective action plan.” Taking responsibility, he said he would develop a concrete action plan to advance this idea, including programs such as financial awareness camps, banking counseling, MSME and digital finance training.

    Mushir Alam, Tariq Hashmi, Saad Khan, and Asif Khan also expressed their views at the meeting. The discussion concluded with the hope that this initiative, which began in Kanpur, would grow into a comprehensive socio-economic campaign. Participants pledged to play an active role in promoting financial literacy, banking engagement, and business development in the community.

  • CPR Awareness Week 2025: A Pledge to Save Lives — An Inspiring Initiative by Subharti University

    CPR Awareness Week 2025: A Pledge to Save Lives — An Inspiring Initiative by Subharti University

    CPR Awareness Week 2025: A Pledge to Save Lives — An Inspiring Initiative by Subharti University

     “CPR is not merely a technique, but the science of giving life.” — Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran

    Dehradun, October 17, 2025 |

    Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, Dehradun, successfully organized the “CPR Awareness Campaign 2025” at the auditorium of Lal Bahadur Shastri Lokpriya Hospital. The program served as a vibrant example of the university’s creativity, social responsibility, and practical approach to medical education. The aim of the event was to create awareness among the general public about life-saving measures like Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).

    The program commenced at 11 a.m. with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, filling the auditorium with an atmosphere of positivity and inspiration. Thereafter, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran, Vice Chancellor of Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, delivered the welcome address and elaborated on the importance of CPR. He said —

    “CPR is not merely a medical technique; it is the science of giving life. If every person in society learns it, countless lives can be saved. Education becomes meaningful only when it becomes a medium of service. This is the goal of Subharti University — to make every student socially sensitive.”

    Following the lamp-lighting ceremony, a felicitation session was held to honor distinguished guests and speakers whose contributions made this campaign truly inspiring. Subsequently, nursing students presented a powerful thematic skit showcasing the critical importance of performing CPR promptly during emergencies — a performance that received immense appreciation from the audience.

    Dr. Anubha Agrawal,

    Quality Head, Subharti Hospital,

    administered the pledge to all attendees to spread awareness of CPR knowledge throughout society.

    Dr. Aastha Srivastava, Associate Professor, Gautam Buddha Medical College, conducted a live CPR demonstration, explaining the practical methods of chest compressions, airway management, and rescue breathing.

    The overall coordination and management of the program were exceptionally handled under the leadership of Prof. and Dean, Student Welfare, Mrs. Neetika Kaushal, whose contribution was especially commendable. Under her guidance, the Faculty of Nursing provided excellent support in training students and executing the event.

    Ms. Vanshika, through her energetic and confident anchoring, kept the entire event lively and engaging, while in the valedictory session, Ms. Anamika delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to all guests, organizers, and participants.

    The event symbolized Subharti University’s visionary approach, which believes in connecting education with social service. The university not only imparts knowledge but also nurtures a sense of responsibility, empathy, and social welfare among its students.

    The program concluded with the inspiring message —

    “Let everyone learn CPR, for every hand has the power to give life.”

    The CPR Awareness Campaign 2025 was not just a university event, but a social movement — a pledge that proved when education aligns with service, its impact extends beyond books to the very breath of humanity.

  • Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Uttarakhand Organizes Help Camp

    Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Uttarakhand Organizes Help Camp

    10-Day Camp Organized for Waqf Properties to Register on the Umeed Portal

    Report by : Amaanullah Usmani

    Dehradun (Amaanullah Usmani) Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Uttarakhand organized a 10-day help camp in Dehradun, where Waqf properties could be registered on the Umeed Portal.

    This 10-day help camp was jointly inaugurated on Thursday, October 16, 2025, by Mohammad Shah Nazar, Media Incharge of Uttarakhand Jamiat, and Mufti Ayaz Ahmed, City President of Jamiat Ulama-e-Hind Dehradun.

    Waqf properties can be registered on the Umeed Portal at the camp from October 16 to 26, 2025, from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm. On this occasion, Waqf 10B administrator Master Mustaqeem Hasan, Doctor Jamshed Usmani, Waqf Board master trainer Syed Mohammad Arsh, Mohammad Shahnawaz, Haji Sarfaraz Ahmed, Mohammad Mudassir, Maulana Abdul Wajid, Maulana Abdul Khaliq, Qari Farhan Malik, Qari Danish Ali, Wasim Ahmed, Mohammad Sameer, Mohammad Ikram, Haider Ali and Mohammad Shakir etc. were present.

  • Grand Inauguration of Two-Day “kala Mela” at Subharti School of Fine Arts and Fashion Design

    Grand Inauguration of Two-Day “kala Mela” at Subharti School of Fine Arts and Fashion Design

    Grand Inauguration of Two-Day “kala Mela” at Subharti School of Fine Arts and Fashion Design

    Vice Chancellor Dr. Himanshu Airan and Chief Guest Mrs. Jyoti Srivastava lit the ceremonial lamp

    Dehradun, A two-day “kala Mela” was inaugurated today at Dr. Mukti Bhatnagar Subharti School of Fine Arts and Fashion Design, Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, Dehradun. On this occasion, renowned social worker from Dehradun Mrs. Jyoti Srivastava graced the event as the Chief Guest.

    The program was inaugurated by Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran and Mrs. Jyoti Johar, who jointly lit the ceremonial lamp. On this occasion, Dr. Rita Tewari Dean, Mr. Santosh Kumar Head, Fine Arts Department, and other faculty members warmly welcomed the guests by presenting bouquets and ceremonial scarves.

    During the event, Vice Chancellor Dr. Himanshu Airan said,

    “Art is not merely a medium of expression but the voice of the soul. Subharti University is always committed to providing students with a platform where they can freely express their talent. Such events instill energy, confidence, and creativity among students.”

    He further added that Subharti University continuously strives not only for academic excellence but also for cultural and artistic enrichment.

    Chief Guest Mrs. Jyoti Srivastava said,

    “Art is the identity of our society and culture. Such events not only give students an opportunity to showcase their creative abilities but also inspire them to connect with Indian traditions and heritage.”

    She appreciated the artworks created by the students and remarked that young artists possess immense potential that needs to be guided in the right direction.

    Mr. Santosh Kumar, Head of the Fine Arts Department, informed that the two-day “kala Mela” will be held on October 14 and 15, 2025.

    They stated,

    “The objective of this event is to provide students with a platform to showcase their artistic skills. Through active participation, this fair has truly become a vibrant learning laboratory.”

    The program was graced by the presence of the Pro Vice Chancellor, Registrar, Mrs. Avni Kamal, Dr. Lokesh Tyagi, Dr. P.K. Sharma, Dr. Ravindra Pratap Singh Yadav, all Deans, Heads of Departments, faculty members, and a large number of students.

    On the first day, students presented impressive exhibitions of painting, clay art, textile designing, and fashion sketching, which received much appreciation from the visitors. On the second day, a fashion show, live art performances, and an award distribution ceremony will be organized.

     

     

  • Vice Chancellor of Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran honored with the “Agraratna Bhushan Samman”

    Vice Chancellor of Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran honored with the “Agraratna Bhushan Samman”

    Vice Chancellor of Ras Bihari Bose Subharti University, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran honored with the “Agraratna Bhushan Samman”

    “Dr. Himanshu Aeran has made education not just a medium of knowledge, but a tool for social change,” said Naresh Bansal.

    Dehradun: In a grand ceremony organized by the All India Agrawal Sammelan, Uttarakhand, at the Dolphin Institute, Manduwala, Dehradun, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aeran, Vice Chancellor of Rash Behari Bose Subharti University, Dehradun, was honored with the “Agraratna Bhushan Samman.” This honor was given to him for his outstanding contributions to the field of education, institutional leadership, and social work.

    The event was organized to commemorate the birth anniversary of Agrakul Shiromani Maharaj Agrasen Ji. A large number of eminent citizens, academics, social workers, and industrialists from across the state participated in the ceremony.

    Rajya Sabha MP Naresh Bansal was the chief guest, and former Cabinet Minister of the Uttarakhand Government, Premchand Agrawal, was the special guest. Both guests praised the work of Prof. Dr. Aeran. Praising him, he described him as a “living source of inspiration” in the field of education.

    Rajya Sabha MP Naresh Bansal said, “Dr. Himanshu Aron has transformed education into not just a medium of knowledge, but a tool for social change. Under his leadership, Subharti University has established standards for quality education and social responsibility that are exemplary.”

    Former Cabinet Minister Premchand Agrawal described Dr. Aron as an educationist who has integrated education with Indian culture and ethics. He said that Dr. Aron’s work is a matter of pride not only for Uttarakhand but for the entire country.”

    Receiving the award, Prof. Dr. Himanshu Aron said, “This honor is not just mine, but for all the teachers, students, and colleagues who have always supported my work. True education is one that instills a sense of responsibility towards character, culture, and society.”

    Dr. Aaran has always prioritized quality, innovation, and social responsibility in his teaching and administrative career. Under his leadership, Rash Behari Bose Subharti University has, in a short period of time, established a remarkable reputation in the fields of academic excellence, research, and social concern.

    At the event, E. Vibhor Aaran, a young and visionary industrialist from Rishikesh, enterprising entrepreneur, and proprietor of Aaran Luminaries, was honored with the “Special Guest of Honor.” He was awarded this honor for his innovative contributions to energy efficiency, green technology, and the lighting industry.

    E. Vibhor Aaran is a young entrepreneur who, at a young age, has achieved remarkable success in the fields of technological innovation, green energy solutions, and sustainable development. His company, “Aaran Luminaries,” has pioneered energy conservation and environmental protection through modern lighting technology in many parts of the country, including Uttarakhand.

    In his address, E. Vibhor Aaran said, “The young generation should move forward not just in seeking employment, but in providing employment.” Only innovation and self-reliance will lead India to a ‘developed nation.’”

    His inspiring speech filled the youth present at the event with new ideas towards self-reliance, startup culture, and green development.

    At the end of the program, several senior officials, including Shri Roshan Lal Agarwal, National Organization Minister, Yogesh Agarwal, State President, Rajkishore Jain, State General Secretary, and Moti Diwan, State Treasurer, greeted the honored personalities from the stage.

    The grand event witnessed a wonderful confluence of reverence, culture, and respect, which proved that education, service, and industry—all three—are strong pillars of nation-building.

  • Muslim student takes a remarkable step towards unity and brotherhood in the country

    Muslim student takes a remarkable step towards unity and brotherhood in the country

    Muslim student takes a remarkable step towards unity and brotherhood in the country

    Gifts given to Hindu women on Karva Chauth in Dehradun

    Dehradun – Dr. Shagufta Jahan, a radiology student herself, presented gifts to her Hindu sisters on the occasion of Karva Chauth, including sarees, bangles, mehndi, bindis, and other cosmetics.
    On this occasion, Dr. Shagufta Jahan explained that some people in society today are creating discrimination by dividing people between Hindus and Muslims, whereas in the society we live in, everyone should live with love and affection, because without mutual cooperation, we cannot create a harmonious society. She explained that in this work, she has received guidance from her college’s Managing Director, GDS Warney, the teaching staff, including Dr. Ashish, Dr. Meena, Dr. Meenu Marwah, Madam Swati Bansal, Madam Mehwish Malik, Dr. Deepanjit, Niharika Thapliyal, Dr. Bimal, Shubham Singhal, Assistant Professor of Radiology, and her father, Irfan Ahmed, as well as Prem Bahadur Rai. Dr. Shagufta Jahan explained that some women refused to accept her gift, saying, “We don’t want to accept it from a Muslim.” However, despite all this, her courage and the blessings of her teachers are further strengthening her resolve to serve society.

  • Hindi scholars were felicitated with the Saraswat Samman!

    Hindi scholars were felicitated with the Saraswat Samman!

    Hindi scholars were felicitated with the Saraswat Samman!

    Brahma Kumari BK Manju, Dr. Anand Bhardwaj, and Shri Gopal Narsan received the Bharat Gaurav Award, and Kunwar Raj Asthana was honored with the honorary degree of ‘Vidya Vachaspati’ (Doctorate).*

    Hardwar-The annual convention and felicitation ceremony of Haridwar-Vikramshila Hindi Vidyapeeth, Bhagalpur, Bihar, was held in the auditorium of Uttarakhand Sanskrit Academy, Haridwar. Under the guidance of the institution’s Deputy Registrar, Dr. Premchand Pandey, Chief Guest Shyamveer Saini, Minister of State for the Uttarakhand Government, Special Guest Brahma Kumaris Sub-Zone Incharge Rajyogini BK Manju Didi, Director of Sanskrit Education Dr. Anand Bhardwaj, Vice Chancellor Dr. Dayanand Jaiswal, Vice Chancellor Dr. Shri Gopal Narsan, Professor Satendra Bhai from Mount Abu Brahma Kumaris Headquarters, and Dr. Vinod Babbar jointly lit the lamp to inaugurate the convention. Lyricist Anil Amrohi received applause by reciting Saraswati Vandana and the Vidyapeeth’s college song. In his welcome address, Dr. Anand Bhardwaj, Secretary of Uttarakhand Sanskrit Academy and Director of Sanskrit Education, said that if Sanskrit is the mother of languages, then Hindi is its daughter. He said that since ancient times, Vikramshila Hindi Vidyapeeth has been promoting Hindi in the country and the world and encouraging Hindi writers by awarding them Saraswat Samman. Three books, Atma Manthan and Shri Gopal Kavyadhara, written by Shikha Sharma, spokesperson of Army School, Roorkee, were presented. Adhyatma and Dadi aur Vibhav were also released on this occasion. In his address, Vice Chancellor of the University, Dr. Shrigopal Narsan, while mentioning the specialities of all the guests and the talents being honoured, said that it is a great pleasure for the sons and daughters of Saraswati to receive the Saraswat Samman on the banks of Mother Ganga. He described the spirituality and divine service of the brothers and sisters of the Brahma Kumaris organization present in the auditorium as inspiring and paid tribute to Brahma Kumaris General Secretary BK Brijmohan Bhai on his demise. Along with this, the literary contribution of senior litterateur Dr. Yogendra Nath Sharma Arun was also remembered. Chief guest Shyamveer Saini described Vikramshila Hindi Vidyapeeth as the pride of India for serving Hindi, while special guest Rajyogini BK Manju Didi gave information about the Rajyoga method of reaching God by staying in the soul form and said, this is also the path to becoming a god from a human being. On this occasion, senior poet Surendra Kumar Saini of Roorkee started the Kavi Sammelan with his Ghazal. Kunwar Raj Asthana from Dehradun, Vandana Gopal Sharma from Chhattisgarh, Ramesh Saini from Karnal, Savita Verma Ghazal from Muzaffarnagar, former Principal Ghanshyam Gupta, former Principal Ashok Sharma Arya, Naveen Sharan Nischal, Ajay Sharma, Principal Hemant Tiwari, Manu Shivpuri, BK Sushil Bhai, BK Meena Didi and BK Geeta Didi, Research Officer of the Academy Harishchandra Gururani, Kishori Lal Raturi, Acharya Bhanumitra Sharma, etc. were present in the program.