Gurdev Singh Brar is president of Sikh Educational Society

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Chandigarh, October 24

Gurdev Singh Brar, IAS (retd), was unanimously elected as the president of Sikh Educational Society, Chandigarh, at a general body meeting of the society held at Guru Gobind Singh College for Women in Sector 26 here.

He has been elected for a period of five years. The members also conferred him the authority to nominate the vice-president, secretary and joint secretary of the society for the ensuing term.

Er Kulbir Singh was nominated as the vice-president, Col (retd) Jasmer Singh Bala as the secretary and advocate Karandeep Singh Cheema as the joint secretary of the society.

The society runs eight educational institutions in Punjab and Chandigarh. — TNS

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