Vishwa Bharati Women’s Welfare Institute Marks 75 Years with Platinum Jubilee Celebrations in Jammu
The Vishwa Bharati Women’s Welfare Institute marked its Platinum Jubilee with a two-day celebration at its Akhalpur campus, commemorating 75 years of its establishment and growth in the field of education.
The concluding ceremony on Tuesday was attended by Atal Dulloo, who participated in the event as the chief guest and released a commemorative poster.
Key Announcements / Highlights
- Two-day Platinum Jubilee event held at Akhalpur campus
- Religious rituals, including Maha Yagya and concluding prayers, organised
- Chief Secretary released a commemorative poster
- Institution marked 75 years since its founding in 1951
Official Statement
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Secretary acknowledged the role of the institute’s founders and management in building and sustaining its educational initiatives over the decades. He noted that the institution’s progress reflects consistent efforts to maintain academic standards and expand its presence beyond Jammu.
He also expressed hope that the organisation would continue to contribute to education and social development in the years ahead.
Context / Background
Established in 1951 in Rainawari, Srinagar, the institute has evolved over time into a multi-campus educational organisation. According to speakers at the event, its journey has included periods of disruption, including challenges during the migration of communities from the Kashmir Valley.
Despite these challenges, the institution continued operations and expanded its academic footprint, positioning itself as a long-standing player in the region’s education sector.
Public Impact
Institutions such as Vishwa Bharati play a role in providing access to education, particularly for women and youth. Over the years, it has contributed to academic development and skill-building, with alumni and faculty forming part of its extended community.
Organisers said the Jubilee celebrations are also intended to recognise contributions from students, educators, and families associated with the institute.
As part of its 75-year milestone, the institute plans to hold year-long commemorative activities across its campuses. Officials indicated that the focus will remain on strengthening educational programmes and continuing its outreach in the region.
Inputs & Images: Hindusthan Samachar
Edited by: Pushkarini Annabathula
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