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Punjab CM meets female students at Sarup Rani Government College in Amritsar
✍️ Amar Ujala · Amritsar
🗓 22 Sep 2026, 11:31 PM
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The Chief Minister of Punjab visited Sarup Rani Government College in Amritsar and held a dialogue with the college's female students.
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann arrived at Sarup Rani Government College in Amritsar on Wednesday for a scheduled interaction with the institution's female students. The visit was part of the government's outreach programme aimed at encouraging higher education among young women in the state. During the session, the CM listened to the students' concerns about academic facilities, career guidance and safety on campus, and reiterated the administration's commitment to improving infrastructure and scholarship schemes.
College officials briefed the Chief Minister on recent initiatives, including the introduction of new vocational courses and increased funding for science laboratories. The CM praised the students for their academic achievements and urged them to pursue professional courses that align with Punjab's economic priorities.
The meeting concluded with a short address by the CM, who encouraged the students to leverage government schemes such as the Mahila Shakti Kosh and to stay engaged in community development activities. The visit was covered by local media and is expected to boost morale among the college community.
College officials briefed the Chief Minister on recent initiatives, including the introduction of new vocational courses and increased funding for science laboratories. The CM praised the students for their academic achievements and urged them to pursue professional courses that align with Punjab's economic priorities.
The meeting concluded with a short address by the CM, who encouraged the students to leverage government schemes such as the Mahila Shakti Kosh and to stay engaged in community development activities. The visit was covered by local media and is expected to boost morale among the college community.