Thursday, February 03, 2011

A movement to counter drugs and depression


Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa,
Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh,
Dear Gursikh Veerji & Bhenji
In 1908, the passion to uplift the Sikh Panth led to the creation of Punjab & Sindh Bank. (It was a part of the Gurdwara Sudhar movement.)
With his far-sighted visionary friends like Bhai Vir Singh, Sunder Singh and Tarlochan Singh they created this bank.
To honour such great people and to change lives of several in the panth, Sukrit Trust has embarked upon a unique mission "KIRAT CARNIVAL"
 

VISION MAKES ALL THE DIFFERENCE
Panth Ratan, Dr. Inderjeet Singh
Founder of Punjab & Sindh Bank

A movement to counter drugs and depression by promoting work 
culture in Punjab was started here today under the auspices of 
Sukrit Trust.Dedicated to the birth centenary of Legendary 
Banker and Nation Builder, Dr. Inderjeet Singh,former Chairman, 
Punjab and Sind Bank, the Sukrit Trust is organizing Kirat 
Carnival 2011. 
More than two lac students are expected to participate in 7 
different competitions as well as events like panel discussion, debates etc.
S Jaswinder Singh Khalsa UK, Chairman of the Organizing 
Committee disclosed that as many as 100 seminars will be 
organized on Kirat Culture and the various dimensions of 
promoting 
smart and hard work as a way of life among the youth. Of 
these about 60 seminars will be in Punjab, 30 in rest of 
the country and rest 10 in USA, Canada, UK and other 
European countries.
The National Organizing Secretary of Kirat Carnival 2011, 
Dr.Renuka Sarabjeet Singh said that the Kirat Carnival will 
emphasize on the fact that we are what we think. Who assume 
defeat are defeated and who imagine victory, win the battles 
of life. Work is the panacea of all our ills as it gives a 
genuine feeling of fulfillment.
The colorful brochure of the Carnival was released here by 
eminent social workers S. Ujagar Singh and S Sukhbir Singh. 
It is noteworthy that Dr Inderjeet Singh was a legendary 
banker in the history of modern India who pioneered in 
small lending and agricultural loans. He provided employment 
to over 18,000 youth. He focused on opening the branches of 
bank in the rural areas of Punjab.
The enthusiasm of Dr. Inderjeet Singh can be guessed 
from the fact that he started a new bank – 
Bank of Punjab - in 1995, 
when he was at the age of 84 years.

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