650th Prakash Purab Sri Guru Ravidas Ji: Dr. Ravjot Singh Details ₹100 Crore Punjab Plan
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650th Prakash Purab Sri Guru Ravidas Ji: Dr. Ravjot Singh Details ₹100 Crore Punjab Plan

Dr. Ravjot Singh announced a ₹100 crore budget and massive plantation drives for the 650th Prakash Purab Sri Guru Ravidas Ji

by P D

As part of the continuous series of devotional and academic events organized by the state government, Sant Baba Bhag Singh University recently hosted a landmark seminar. The event focused on the inspiring theme, ‘The Bani of Sri Guru Ravidas Maharaj Ji and Social Equality.’ Chief Guest Dr. Ravjot Singh, Punjab Cabinet Minister for Prisons, NRI Affairs, and Parliamentary Affairs, addressed the distinguished academic gathering.

During his address, Dr. Ravjot Singh highlighted the vision of Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann. He stated that the state government will commemorate the upcoming 650th Prakash Purab Sri Guru Ravidas Ji in an unprecedented manner. Consequently, the government earmarked a dedicated budget of ₹100 crore for state-wide programs and infrastructure development.

650th Prakash Purab Commemorative Budget

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Punjab Earmarks ₹100 Crore for 650th Prakash Purab Sri Guru Ravidas Ji

The state administration is rolling out a comprehensive year-long roadmap to honor Guru Sahib’s timeless legacy. Dr. Ravjot Singh explained that the ₹100 crore financial package funds academic research, university seminars, and community projects. Moreover, these funds support major public infrastructure upgrades at sacred heritage sites.

In addition to academic forums, the government is establishing dedicated ‘Bagichis’ (nursery gardens) across 650 acres of state land. Furthermore, authorities launched a massive environmental campaign across every district. Under this ecological effort, department teams are planting 6.50 lakh saplings in each district to expand green cover.

  • Dedicated Budget Allocation: The state sanctioned ₹100 crore to organize historic commemorations.
  • Massive Plantation Drives: Forestry teams are planting 6.50 lakh saplings across every Punjab district.
  • 650-Acre Green Nurseries: Dedicated ‘Bagichis’ named after Guru Sahib are being established state-wide.
  • Academic Research Initiatives: Universities host seminars analyzing Gurbani and social equality principles.

Spreading the Philosophy of Social Equality Across Academia

At the university seminar, speakers explored how Gurbani advocates for universal brotherhood and human dignity. Dr. Ravjot Singh emphasized that Sri Guru Ravidas Ji’s teachings guide modern governance and social justice policy. Therefore, academic institutions serve as vital channels to transmit these moral principles to younger generations.

Additionally, state officials coordinate with local authorities to combine environmental preservation with spiritual reverence. The plantation drives and dedicated nurseries reflect Guru Sahib’s reverence for nature and living beings. Consequently, these green spaces serve as enduring living memorials across rural and urban landscapes.

Expanding State-Wide Religious and Cultural Programs

The official Government of Punjab Portal outlines extensive upcoming initiatives for the holy occasion. The state government is conducting 92 high-tech drone shows across Malwa, Doaba, and Majha regions. These visual displays depict the life and teachings of Sri Guru Ravidas Ji using modern light visualizer technology.

Furthermore, four major Shobha Yatras will traverse historic routes to converge at Sri Khuralgarh Sahib. As celebrations for the 650th Prakash Purab Sri Guru Ravidas Ji progress, the administration ensures active community participation. Through combined academic, ecological, and cultural efforts, Punjab honors its sacred spiritual heritage.

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