Patiala- Dedicated Brothers Group Patiala celebrated the holy festival of Teej during its monthly meeting. Dr. Gurveen Kaur, Principal of Government Kirti College Niyal Patran, while praising the event, said that every healthy, fit, safe, happy, knowledgeable citizen, like the members of DBG, should make joint efforts to promote the needy and talented students, teachers, patriotic citizens, and Punjabi culture, rituals, customs, duties of their area, so that children and youth also have love, respect, and compassion for humanity instead of their country, society, home, family, customs and properties.
Dr. Rakesh Vermi President, Harpreet Singh Sandhu Secretary and Project Incharge Manjit Singh Purba said that so far more than 2200 knowledgeable scholars and hardworking students and more than 2100 quality education teachers and professors have been honored by the Dedicated Brothers Group.
Dr. Rishma Kohli said that if Indian and Punjabi culture, rituals and manners are to be respected, then it is necessary to instill in children from childhood the qualities of selfless religion, karma, service to the needy, humanity, love, compassion, patience, peace and discipline, obedience and hard work.
Kaka Ram Verma, Retired Training Supervisor, Red Cross, said that due to the support of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's Azad Hind Fauj for India's independence, due to the atomic bombs dropped by America on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on 6 and 9 August 1945 to destroy the Japanese, more than 4 lakh children, young citizens, animals, birds, and vegetation were destroyed.
Therefore, on Independence Day, we should thank the sacrifices of the Azad Hind Fauj and the Japanese. On this occasion, the members of the Dedicated Brothers Group were honored with birthday greetings and gifts. Everyone kept a two-minute silence and thanked the soldiers, citizens, and foreigners who made sacrifices for the country's independence.