Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Jan 3: With the sudden passing of Dr Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister of India, the nation has lost a remarkable son.
In recognition of Dr Singh’s immense contributions to academia and his service to society and the nation, The Kalgidhar Society (KS), Baru Sahib has decided to establish the ‘Dr Manmohan Singh Chair in Development Economics’ at Akal University, Talwandi Sabo (Punjab).
This Chair will undertake advanced research on his visionary ideas, fostering a deeper understanding of economic development and inspiring future generations to follow in his footsteps.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Davinder Singh, the President of KS said, “We are honoured to establish this chair in memory of Dr Manmohan Singh, whose legacy of economic reform and public service continues to inspire us. Through this initiative, we aim to perpetuate his vision and contribute to the academic and socio-economic development of our nation.”
“The Chair will focus on conducting cutting-edge research, organizing seminars and conferences and publishing scholarly work that reflects Dr Singh’s contributions to economic policy and development. It will also provide a platform for students and researchers to engage in meaningful dialogue and explore innovative solutions to contemporary economic challenges,” he added.
The KS, also known as Baru Sahib, is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to providing quality low-cost education through 130 Akal Academies, healthcare and social welfare.
The Society operates the largest Women empowerment initiative of Free Teachers Training for rural girls, numerous educational institutions including two Universities, healthcare facilities and social service projects, all aimed at creating a better and more equitable society.
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