With the theme “Best Tutor, Best Future”, Sarvahara Education Welfare Association recognized the invaluable contribution of teachers working in rural schools.
Chandigarh: The Sarvahara Education Welfare Association (SEWA), Chandigarh celebrated Teachers’ Day with a grand event at the Law Auditorium, Panjab University. The ceremony was dedicated to recognizing and honoring outstanding teachers serving in rural schools and villages of the Union Territory of Chandigarh.
This year’s theme, “Best Tutor, Best Future,” highlighted the invaluable role and contributions of rural teachers who continue to nurture young minds despite challenging circumstances.
The event was graced by Arun Sood, former Mayor and former BJP President of Chandigarh, as the chief guest. The program saw the participation of senior officials from the Chandigarh Administration and Municipal Corporation, along with a large gathering of teachers, students, and social workers.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Kulbhushan Sharma, National President of NISA (National Independent Schools Alliance), said: “The dedication of rural teachers is unmatched. Despite limited resources and difficult conditions, they are shaping the future of the nation. Today, we collectively honor their unwavering commitment, which lays the foundation of a prosperous India.”
Daljit Singh, President of SEWA, emphasized that rural teachers are the “unsung heroes” of India’s education system. “We take pride in celebrating their selfless service and contributions that often go unnoticed but are vital to strengthening the nation,” he said.
Adding to this, Ashok Rana, General Secretary of SEWA, remarked: “This program is our way of acknowledging the tireless efforts of rural teachers, who continue to inspire and guide young minds with minimal resources.”
During the event, several rural teachers were honored with the Award of Honor, recognizing their extraordinary dedication to education. The ceremony concluded on an emotional note, serving as a heartfelt tribute to the teaching community.
The celebration reaffirmed SEWA’s ongoing commitment to supporting grassroots educators and strengthening the foundation of rural education. By honoring these educators, SEWA underscored the importance of recognizing the true pillars of the education system who quietly shape the nation’s future.
