Bahadur Singh was born on 8th April 1949 in village Goslan, District Ludhiana, Punjab. An accomplished scholar, he holds degrees in B.Sc., B.Ed., M.Ed., M.A. (History & Public Administration), along with diplomas in Office Organization & Procedures, Population Education and Sikh Studies. He has dedicated his life to education and literature, serving in various capacities such as Principal, School Inspector, Project Director, and as an educational advisor with the Chandigarh Administration.
A prolific writer, he has authored around 110 books covering poetry, children’s literature, essays, social songs, mini stories, and proverbs. His famous works include Anmol Kirna, Bal Sugandhian, Dil Mera Nanke Piya, Sher-E-Punjab, Vigian And Insan, Rang Punjabi Virse De and many more.
Bahadur Singh’s contributions to literature and society have earned him numerous accolades, including the State Award (1982), Bal Sahit Purskar (2005), Shanti Doot Purskar (2007), and the Chandigarh Sahitya Akademi Award for Children Literature (2020), among many other lifetime achievement honors.
He is actively involved in social work and heads several organizations such as Sarv Sikhya Sudha Samiti and Divyang Welfare Society. His relentless efforts in promoting education and Punjabi culture have been widely recognized and celebrated by literary and cultural organizations.
Currently residing in Chandigarh, Bahadur Singh continues to inspire generations through his writing and social service and is actively associated with Hind Di Chadar Foundation as its Executive.

Gurmeet Singh Jaura is a dedicated social worker, literary figure, and cultural promoter based in Chandigarh and Punjab. Born in 1956, he has devoted his life to uplifting marginalized communities, advocating for social justice, and preserving Punjabi culture and literature. As Vice President of the Punjabi Sahitya Academy and presently CEO of the Hind Di Chadar Foundation, he has spearheaded numerous initiatives promoting education, health, and cultural heritage.
He has organized over 100 literary programs annually across Punjab, including seminars, workshops, and translation activities for young writers and poets. Under the mission “Faeley Vidya Chanan Hoye,” he is actively working on the “One Occasion One Book” campaign to encourage gifting books as a symbol of inspiration.
Mr.Jaura has played an active role in disaster relief, health awareness, and youth motivation programs, including leading flood relief efforts and road safety campaigns with Chandigarh Police. As an advisor to several educational and cultural organizations, he works to enhance technical education for rural youth and promote moral values. His contributions have been recognized with the Dr.Ambedkar Fellowship Award in 2010 and other cultural honors. Passionate about writing, he has published articles and participated in discussions on the challenges faced by students and the future of Punjabi literature.
Empathetic, inspiring, and deeply committed, Mr.Jaura continues to work tirelessly toward creating a just, educated, and culturally enriched society.

Dr. Davinder Singh Boha is an accomplished educationist, writer, and literary figure from Punjab. He holds M.A. (Punjabi), M.Phil., Ph.D., B.Ed., and a Postgraduate Diploma in Journalism and Mass Communication. With over 15 years as State Coordinator in the School Education Department, Punjab, and three years as District Language Officer, he has played a vital role in educational reforms and language promotion.
He led significant initiatives like ‘Parho Punjab, Parhao Punjab’ and pioneered pre-primary education projects. Dr. Boha has authored 25 books and around 50 research papers, contributing immensely to Punjabi literature and children’s literature. He has been honored by the Chief Minister of Punjab and various literary and cultural organizations for his outstanding service. Under his leadership, Punjab achieved first place in the National Achievement Survey 2021. He established reading cells in primary schools, promoted radio programs, and developed thousands of educational videos during Covid-19. As District Language Officer, he modernized the office, organized book fairs, literary seminars, and fostered love for the Punjabi language through innovative initiatives.
His multifaceted contributions reflect his commitment to education, language, and cultural heritage.

Bhupinder Singh is a dedicated public figure serving as the Sarpanch of Village Chanauli. He as a qualified Mechanical Engineer reflects his technical proficiency and practical approach towards development.
As an active social worker, he has devoted his life to the upliftment and welfare of rural communities. He is deeply passionate about providing proper healthcare and quality education to underprivileged sections of society.
Bhupinder Singh is a respected member of the Government Senior Secondary School Chanauli Management Committee, where he works to improve educational standards.
His collaboration with Hind Di Chadar Foundation signifies his commitment to creating a healthier, more educated, and self-reliant community.
Bhupinder Singh has spearheaded numerous developmental projects in his village, improving infrastructure, sanitation, and public amenities. He has taken significant steps to promote environmental protection, encouraging plantation drives and eco- friendly practices among villagers. Under his leadership, Village Chanauli has witnessed increased community participation in social and cultural initiatives. He organizes cultural programs and sports activities regularly to engage the youth and preserve local traditions. His sports initiatives have nurtured young talent and fostered a spirit of unity and discipline in the village.
Bhupinder Singh is widely known for his approachable and helping attitude towards all residents, irrespective of their social or economic status. His dedication to social justice and equal opportunities has earned him immense respect among villagers. He has facilitated health camps, awareness drives, and support programs for the elderly and marginalized sections. His philanthropic mindset is evident in his readiness to provide immediate assistance during crises, such as natural calamities or health emergencies.
He is known for promoting transparency and accountability in village administration, setting an example for other leaders.
Bhupinder Singh continues to inspire many with his selfless service, vision for sustainable development, and unwavering dedication to the welfare of society.

Group Captain Kanwaljit Singh Saini (Retd) is a distinguished helicopter pilot who served the Indian Air Force with dedication for over three decades. Born in District Ropar (Punjab) and raised in Amritsar, he completed his early education at Khalsa College, Amritsar, and graduated in Physics (Hons) from Guru Nanak Dev University in 1987. While pursuing MSc (Hons) Physics, he cleared the Combined Defence Services Examination and joined the Air Force Academy in January 1988, receiving his commission on 14 June 1989.
During his illustrious career, he flew extensively across India’s diverse sectors, commanded three units, and retired honorably on 31 January 2021. Passionate about continuous learning, he earned an MBA in Project Management from Sikkim Manipal University in 2014.
An individual with a deep philanthropic mindset, he believes in giving back to society through service and healing. His interests include reading, music, photography, traveling, sketching, and painting, along with electronics and mechanical tinkering. In 1997, he embraced alternative healing by becoming a Reiki channel (2nd degree). Currently, he is settled in Mohali, where he continues to contribute to the community and inspire others through his multifaceted pursuits.