Four Community Reports Highlight Education, Cultural Values, School Festivities and Social Harmony in Radaur

1. Social Unity and Education Are Key to Community Progress: Desraj Kamboj

The Haryana Kamboj Mahasabha organised a programme at Shaheed Udham Singh Kamboj Dharamshala in Radaur as part of its campaign to promote social unity and awareness. Desraj Kamboj, state in-charge of the Mahasabha, attended the event as the chief guest. Members of the community welcomed him by presenting a turban and a shawl. The programme was presided over by Dharamshala president Suresh Dholi, while Kamal Chamrodi conducted the proceedings.

During the programme, Kamal Chamrodi and Anej Damla announced contributions of ₹1 lakh each towards construction work at the dharamshala. The Haryana Kamboj Mahasabha also announced financial assistance of ₹21,000 for the project.

Aryan Kamboj, who secured the 71st rank in the HCS examination, and Chirag Kamboj, who was selected for the Under-19 cricket team, were honoured with cash awards and mementoes in recognition of their achievements.

Addressing the gathering, Desraj Kamboj said an educated and united community could make progress in social and political fields. He urged community members to set aside differences and strengthen unity, saying that collective strength was important for securing appropriate political representation.

He also appealed to Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini to provide the Kamboj community with two chairperson positions. He said the community could consider taking a strong decision regarding the Punjab elections if it continued to feel overlooked.

Kamal Kamboj Chamrodi said political participation, education and economic self-reliance were essential for the community’s progress. He called for collective efforts to promote education, good values and awareness against social evils.

Several community members attended the programme, including Satish Dattana, numberdar Mehar Singh Nirmal Fazilpur, Gopal Krishna Alahar, Subhash Jaipur, Pradeep Chaudhary, Mayaram Amloha, Satpal Kamboj, Sulekh Nandpura, Rajinder Radauri, Vipin Chamrodi, Sittu Sarpanch, Sittu Numberdar, DSP Madan Lal, Master Rajpal, Sandeep Radauri, Jassi Kamboj, Anil Dholi and Balwinder Kamboj.

2. Bright Future Academy Celebrates Dussehra, Emphasises Good Values

Bright Future Academy Pre-School celebrated Dussehra with enthusiasm, introducing children to Indian culture, traditions and moral values. The programme conveyed the message of the victory of good over evil and truth over falsehood.

Students were encouraged to draw inspiration from the life and ideals of Lord Shri Ram and to follow the path of truth, honesty and duty. The celebration focused not only on the religious significance of the festival but also on the importance of developing good character from an early age.

Director Amit Rana, who presided over the programme, said children should be connected with Indian culture and good values from their formative years. He said education should go beyond classroom learning and help develop discipline, confidence, strong character and a sense of social responsibility.

Director Ajay Sharma said Dussehra inspires people to follow the path of truth and perform good deeds. He stressed that children should learn honesty, cooperation and respect for others from childhood.

Principal Anju Sharma said children were the future of the country and that character-building deserved special attention alongside academic education. The celebration provided an opportunity to reinforce positive values through a familiar cultural festival.

3. Moon Star Pre-School Marks Dussehra with Ramleela and Ravan Dahan

Moon Star Pre-School celebrated Dussehra in a festive atmosphere, with students arriving dressed as Lord Shri Ram, Mata Sita, Lord Hanuman and Mata Rani. The children brought colour to the event through their traditional costumes and participation in cultural activities.

Students staged a Ramleela presentation and performed dances to Dandiya music and devotional bhajans. The programme concluded with the aarti of Ravana and the ceremonial burning of his effigy amid chants of “Jai Shri Ram”.

Headmistress Rasmin Kaur explained the significance of Dussehra, describing it as a festival symbolising the victory of good over evil and truth over falsehood. She encouraged students to remain truthful and stay away from negative habits.

Coordinator Ritu Devi extended Dussehra greetings to everyone. The school acknowledged the support of Neetu, Anu, Uma, Aanchal, Shivani, Varsha, Simran, Babita, Meenu, Rani, Shubham and Krishna in making the programme successful.

The celebration combined cultural performances and a message of moral responsibility, helping young students understand the values associated with the festival.

4. Procession Taken Out in Radaur to Mark Bhagwan Valmiki Prakat Diwas

A procession was taken out in Radaur on Sunday to mark Bhagwan Valmiki Prakat Diwas. The event was held under the leadership of Rajendra Das, while district council vice-chairman Agni Vijay inaugurated the procession by cutting a ribbon.

The procession began in Radaur and passed through Potli, Khurdban, Thaska, Gumthala and several other villages before concluding at Dhaulra village. Residents welcomed the procession along the route, and participants came together to mark the occasion.

Addressing those present, Rajendra Das said the teachings of Bhagwan Valmiki inspire society to follow the path of truth, equality, harmony and humanity. He said adopting these ideals could strengthen mutual respect and brotherhood in society.

He also urged young people to incorporate the teachings of great figures into their lives and work to preserve social unity.

Those present included Karmbir Potli, Sandeep Khurdban, Manoj Nahar Pur, Praveen Radaur, Ravi Bapoli, Amit Rajheri, Dilip Kandara, Shobhit Dholi, Anshul, Manish, Satpal, Darshan, Pandit Rakesh, Pandit Satish, Rohit Rajheri, Neeraj, Monu Lal Chhapar and Sachin, among others.

The procession served as a community occasion to remember Bhagwan Valmiki’s teachings and promote harmony and togetherness.