Minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond Inspires Youth to Carry Forward Legacy of Sacrifice and Nation-Building
Punjab Newsline,Chandigarh :
Chandigarh witnessed a powerful blend of remembrance and inspiration as the Punjab State Food Commission marked the Martyrdom Day of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh at Punjab Kala Bhawan. The event, filled with patriotic fervour, brought together dignitaries, officials and citizens to honour one of India’s greatest revolutionaries.
Punjab Tourism & Cultural Affairs, Rural Development and Labour Minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond attended as the Chief Guest and delivered a stirring address. He emphasized that Bhagat Singh’s ideals of justice, equality and fearless expression remain deeply relevant even today. Calling upon the youth to embrace these values, he urged them to actively contribute to nation-building with dedication and courage.
Highlighting the importance of cultural platforms, the Minister noted that such events play a vital role in preserving the legacy of martyrs while strengthening a shared sense of identity. He remarked that Bhagat Singh’s life continues to inspire young minds to question injustice, seek knowledge and work towards a progressive society.
Chairman of the Punjab State Food Commission, Bal Mukand Sharma, also addressed the gathering and shed light on the Commission’s ongoing initiatives. He revealed that nutrition gardens have been established in over 5,700 schools across Punjab, helping students understand the value of balanced diets and sustainable living.
Speakers at the event paid heartfelt tributes, describing Bhagat Singh as a symbol of courage, intellect and unwavering commitment to India’s freedom struggle. They reiterated that his vision of an equal and just society continues to guide generations.
The programme saw the presence of several distinguished members and former officials, making it a memorable and inspiring tribute to a timeless hero.