Amritsar (Gurpreet Singh) — Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) President Advocate Harjinder Singh Dhami has announced a cash reward of ₹1 lakh each for Sikh candidates who successfully cleared the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) examinations. During a press briefing on Saturday, Dhami lauded the selection of these students into India’s prestigious administrative services, describing their achievement as a beacon of hard work and determination for the nation’s youth.
Special recognition was given to Simrandeep Kaur, who achieved a remarkable 15th rank across the country. Dhami noted with pride that Kaur is an alumna of Khalsa College Patiala, an institution managed by the SGPC. Alongside her, candidate Sunwardeep Singh and several other Sikh students were commended for bringing honour to their families and the wider community. The SGPC President emphasized that success in such a rigorous competitive environment serves as an inspiration for future generations.
In a move to institutionalize support for civil service aspirants, the SGPC President revealed that the committee’s upcoming budget will include a dedicated allocation for administrative exam preparation. This fund is specifically designed to provide financial assistance and resources to needy Gursikh children aiming to enter high-level government services. Dhami reiterated that the SGPC remains committed to the academic advancement of the youth and will continue to expand its efforts in the field of education.
Advocate Dhami extended his heartfelt congratulations to the successful candidates and their parents, wishing the new officers a bright and impactful career in public service. This initiative marks a significant step in the SGPC’s ongoing mission to empower the community through competitive excellence and professional representation at the national level.
