Sirsa vidyapeeth bids adieu to Director General

Sirsa, August 9 A farewell was held at JCD Vidyapeeth to bid adieu to Director General Kuldip Singh Dhindsa. The event was attended by Deputy Director General Jai Prakash, Registrar Sudhanshu Gupta and other principals and dignitaries of the institution....

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Updated At : 09:10 AM Aug 10, 2024 IST

Sirsa, August 9

A farewell was held at JCD Vidyapeeth to bid adieu to Director General Kuldip Singh Dhindsa. The event was attended by Deputy Director General Jai Prakash, Registrar Sudhanshu Gupta and other principals and dignitaries of the institution.

Dhindsa was honoured for his dedication, leadership and contributions to the institution. Prakash highlighted how Dhindsa’s vision, knowledge and dedication had propelled JCD to new levels of excellence in education and research. During the ceremony, Dhindsa was presented with a memento and a bouquet as a token of appreciation. Dhindsa expressed gratitude to everyone, saying, “The love and support I’ve received here will always hold a special place in my heart.” — OC

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