GEN GURNAM SINGH PUBLIC SCHOOL

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General Gurnam Singh Public School, Sangrur has carved a niche for itself having been awarded the International School Award by the British Council. Knowledge is power. Whoever has understood this, has tried to do his bit for the society by facilitating this tool for empowerment. Here's throwing some light on one such man. The name is Sardar Bahadur Bakshi Gurnam Singh. And today there is a school that stands in his memory in the heart of the erstwhile Jind state – in Sangrur. A brief brush with the school gives a reason to dip into the grand history of its genesis. Let us glimpse into some of the pages back into 'then'. It all began with the dream and vision of one man, Sardar Bahadur Bakshi Gurnam Singh. Having grown up in the heart of Punjab, Bahadur, Commander-in- Chief of the Jind State Forces, was the son of Sardar Prem Singh, a Minister in Jind State. He received a direct commission into the State Infantry and was gradually promoted as Commandant of the Imperial Service Infantry. The year 1897 saw the title of 'Sardar Bahadur' conferred upon him. In 1897 across 1898, he took part in the Tirah Expeditions in command of his Regiment.

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