SAMBA: Rich Harvest School paid a heartfelt tribute to its revered former Chairman, Late Th. Gulchain Singhji Charak, on the occasion of his birth anniversary with the solemn unveiling of his Sculpture at the school premises.

The Sculpture was unveiled by School Chairperson Smt. Surekha Charak, in the presence of distinguished members of the school management, educational fraternity and the Charak family.

The occasion was graced by Vice-Chairperson Mrs. Uma Katal, School Board Advisor Sh. Ranbir Katal, Secretary, Dogra Educational Trust, Dr. Samar Dev Singh Charak, Principal, Dogra Degree College, Dr. Bela Charak, Working President, Dogra Sadar Sabha, Advocate Gambhir Dev Singh Charak, Director, Rich Harvest School, Mrs. Ruchi Charak, and Head of Institute, Ms. Anita Bhatia.

The unveiling ceremony was marked by deep respect and remembrance for Late Th. Gulchain Singhji Charak, whose vision, dedication and commitment laid a strong foundation for the growth and development of Rich Harvest School. His invaluable contribution to the field of education and his unwavering commitment towards nurturing young minds continue to inspire the entire Rich Harvest family.

Floral tributes were paid to the departed leader, and the gathering remembered him as a visionary educationist and a guiding force whose values and ideals continue to illuminate the path of the institution.

The unveiling of the Sculpture stands as a lasting tribute to the life, legacy and visionary leadership of Late Th. Gulchain Singhji Charak, ensuring that his inspiring presence and ideals remain forever embedded in the heart of Rich Harvest School.

The ceremony concluded with a solemn resolve by all present to uphold his values and continue working towards the educational excellence and social commitment that he envisioned.

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