Mehar Baba Charitable Trust, Mehar Baba Charitable Trust, Fatehgarh Sahib (2026)

17/08/2026

Rotary Club of Nangal Central Installs New Team for 2026–27

The Rotary Club of Nangal Central celebrated the installation of its new leadership team for the Rotary Year 2026–27 at a grand ceremony held at the BBMB Auditorium, Nangal, on Friday, 14 August.
Rtn. Arunjit Singh formally assumed office as President, along with his dedicated team for the new Rotary year. The installation ceremony was conducted by the Chief Guest, PP Rtn. Hassan Singh Mejie, Trustee Chair Mehar Baba Charitable Trust along with the Guests of Honour, Rtn. Dr. Namrata Parmar, Assistant Governor, and Er. C. S. Singh, Chief Engineer, BBMB.
Congratulating President Rtn. Arunjit Singh and the newly installed team, the Chief Guest encouraged them to lead with purpose, commitment and a strong spirit of service. He aptly summed up the essence of Rotary leadership by saying:
“Any change that lasts, even after we are gone, is the lasting impact. Create lasting impact.”
The inspiring message set the tone for the new Rotary year, with the incoming team reaffirming its commitment to meaningful service, community development and initiatives that create a positive and enduring difference in society.
The Master of Ceremonies, Rtn. Dr. Sanjeev Gautam, welcomed all the dignitaries, guests and members with utmost elan. He extended a warm welcome to the dignitaries on and off the stage, including R’Ann HarKiran Mejie and PP Rtn. Jaspal Singh Sidhu of Rotary Club Chandigarh; PP Rtn. Dr. B. P. S. Parmar of Rotary Club Roopnagar; Arun Dewan of BBMB; distinguished Rotarians from Rotary Clubs Bhakra Nangal, Anandpur Sahib and Roopnagar; members of Inner Wheel Nangal Central; and members of the press corps.
The ceremony was marked by warmth, fellowship, camaraderie and renewed enthusiasm. Rotarians, dignitaries and guests came together to welcome the new leadership and celebrate the beginning of another year dedicated to service, fellowship and community impact.
With Rtn. Arunjit Singh at the helm, the Rotary Club of Nangal Central looks forward to a purposeful and impactful Rotary Year 2026–27, guided by the spirit of “Create Lasting Impact” and committed to making a meaningful difference in the community.
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11/08/2026

MBCT News: MBCT Phulkari Makers Showcase Punjab’s Phulkari Heritage at National Handloom Day 2026, NID Madhya Pradesh
Mehar Baba Charitable Trust, Bassi Pathana, participated in “Dhaaga Ek Pehchan: Threads of Identity,” a three-day programme organised by the National Institute of Design Madhya Pradesh (NID MP) in collaboration with the Indira Gandhi Rashtriya Manav Sangrahalaya (IGRMS), Bhopal, from 7–9 August 2026 to mark National Handloom Day.
Representing MBCT at the programme were Managing Trustee Hassan Singh Mejie, Advisor Sarupinder Kaur Mejie, General Manager Robin Gupta, and MBCT Phulkari Makers Rita Rani and Gurjeet Kaur. The Phulkari Makers showcased Punjab’s traditional Phulkari heritage alongside artisans representing diverse craft traditions from across India.
At the inaugural ceremony on 7 August, Hassan Singh Mejie, Managing Trustee, Mehar Baba Charitable Trust, was invited as a Guest of Honour by Dr. Vidhya Rakesh, Director, NID Madhya Pradesh. Shri Karan Veer Sharma, IAS, Divisional Commissioner, Bhopal Region, graced the occasion as Chief Guest, while Ms. C. Saraswati, Chief General Manager, NABARD, Bhopal, also attended as Guest of Honour. Prof. Amitabh Pande, Director, IGRMS, and Dr. Vidhya Rakesh, Director, NID Madhya Pradesh, joined them for the inaugural programme.
Addressing the gathering, Hassan Singh Mejie spoke about the significance of the Swadeshi movement and the enduring relationship between the artisan and the craft. Reflecting on the “conversation between the knots of every thread and the weaver,” he highlighted the skill, patience and human stories embedded in handmade traditions. He emphasised the importance of “Vocal for Local” and encouraged greater engagement between design institutions and artisans to help preserve, strengthen and create opportunities for India’s indigenous craft traditions.
Dhaaga Ek Pehchan brought together artisans, designers, students and the public, providing a platform for meaningful interaction and for recognising the knowledge, skills and cultural traditions embodied in India’s handmade crafts.
Artisans from Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Tripura, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, Gujarat, Punjab, Maharashtra and other regions participated in the programme. Traditions represented included Kalamkari, Tangail weaving, Tripura textiles, Chikankari, carpet weaving, block printing, jewellery making, Madhubani, wooden toys, Lippan work, tufted rug making, Phulkari, Wareseoni sarees, Chanderi sarees and Paithani, among others.

01/08/2026

Friday 31 July MBCT News: * At The Tribune Punjab Achiever’s Awards 2026 Ceremony held in Patiala,
Mehar Baba Charitable Trust (MBCT), Bassi Pathana, has been honoured with the prestigious Punjab Achievers Award 2026 by The Tribune Group at a grand ceremony held in Patiala. Punjab Education Minister Harjot Singh Bains presented the award, which was received on behalf of Managing Trustee Sardar Hassan Singh Mejie by Trustee Sardar Thakur Singh Mejie.
For the past 22 years, MBCT has transformed lives across 187 villages in Fatehgarh Sahib through women empowerment, skill development, computer education, healthcare, and sports promotion. The Trust has empowered thousands of rural women with livelihood skills, nurtured talented young hockey players through its Hockey Nursery, and restored sight to countless underprivileged people by organizing free eye surgery camps every year.
This prestigious recognition celebrates MBCT's unwavering commitment to creating lasting social impact and improving the lives of communities through dedicated service.

29/07/2026

News, Monday, 27th July 2026: The 11th Batch of MBCT SOSVAN Skills Training Course Concludes Successfully
The final examinations of the 11th Batch of the MBCT SOSVAN Skills Training Course were successfully conducted by Dr. Kavita Marriya, Trustee of MBCT and former Principal of Government Home Science College, Chandigarh, and Prof. Saravjit Kaur, Assistant Professor, MCM DAV College, Chandigarh. A total of 51 students appeared for the examinations, including 25 students from the Cutting & Tailoring course and 26 students from the Basic Skin Care & Hair Dressing course. The successful completion of the course marks another significant milestone in MBCT's ongoing efforts to equip rural women with practical vocational skills, enhancing their confidence, employability, and opportunities for self-reliance.
Mehar Baba Charitable Trust sincerely acknowledges and appreciates the voluntary contributions of Dr. Kavita Marriya and Prof. Saravjit Kaur. Their dedication, academic guidance, and unwavering commitment to empowering rural women played a vital role in ensuring that the examinations were conducted with credibility, fairness, and professionalism.

23/07/2026

News, Wednesday, 22nd July 2026:* 11th Batch of MBCT SOSVAN PROGRAM*
60 students of The 11th Batch - February to July 2026 sat for Theory exams for the Cutting & Tailoring and Skin & Hair Care courses.
Their Viva will be held on Monday, 27th July 2026, and will be conducted by Dr. Kavita Marriya, Trustee of MBCT and former Principal of Government Home Science College, Chandigarh, along with Prof. Sarabjit Kaur, Assistant Professor at MCM DAV College, Chandigarh.

18/07/2026

MBCT News | Saturday, 18 July 2026: A Proud Moment for MBCT Hockey Nursery, Bassi Pathana, Punjab!
Mehar Baba Charitable Trust (MBCT) is delighted to announce another remarkable achievement of MBCT Hockey Nursery, Bassi Pathana. Abhishek, a 15-year-old Class 10 student and a talented Centre Half player, who has received 10 years of free professional hockey coaching at MBCT Hockey Nursery, has been selected for the M.E.G. Bengaluru Boys Sports Company.
During the selection trials held on 4th, 5th, and 6th May 2026, Abhishek successfully cleared a series of rigorous physical fitness tests, technical and tactical assessments, and a comprehensive medical examination conducted by Army doctors. Out of 250 participants, only 13 players earned selection, making this achievement truly exceptional.
The Army authorities have directed Abhishek to report to M.E.G. Bengaluru by 28th July 2026. Abhishek is the son of Paramjit Singh, an Indian Railways employee, and his mother is a homemaker. He also has two sisters. Heartiest congratulations to Abhishek and his family on this outstanding achievement. His dedication, discipline, and perseverance have brought immense pride to MBCT and the entire community.
This success is yet another feather in the cap of Tejinder Singh, Chief Coach, Wazir Chand, Senior Coach, and the entire MBCT Hockey Coaching Team, whose unwavering commitment, dedication, and hard work continue to shape the future of young hockey players.
Congratulations to Abhishek, his family, and the entire MBCT Hockey Team! We wish him a bright and successful future in Indian hockey and the Indian Army.
Hassan Singh Mejie
Managing Trustee
Mehar Baba Charitable Trust
Punjab

27/06/2026

Mbct News Saturday 27 June 2026: MBCT gifts outdoor gym equipment to Lala Lakshman Dass Jain Orphanage & Old People Home Jind. President Tarun Jain RC Jind Midtown invites Hassan Singh Mejie Managing Trustee Mehar Baba Charitable Trust as Chief Guest for the inauguration of the outdoor Gym. Other members of RC Jind Midtown present were PE Nitin Jindal, Zonal AG 2026/27 Dr. Banish Garg, PP Adv. Maya Ram Devli, Rtn. PP Satpal Jain, Rtn. C.P. Malik, Rtn. Parveen Saini, Rtn. Anil Bansal & Rtn. Keshav Tiwari.

26/06/2026

MBCT News Friday 26th June 2026: MBCT HOSTS SUMMER SKILL CAMP - A 15 day’s Painting, Hand Embroidery & Plazo Sewing Summer Camp was held at MBCT Community Centre Bassi Pathana from 11th-25th June 2026.
A total of 29 students participated in the camp. Certificates of Participation were awarded to all the participants by Hassan Singh Mejie, Managing Trustee & Harkiran Mejie, Advisor, MBCT.
A Special Appreciation Award along with a gift was presented to Jasmine, a deaf-mute participant from Bassi Pathana, in recognition of her outstanding performance in the painting workshop. During the 15-day camp, all participants were provided with workshop-specific kits, containing all the materials required for their respective courses, ensuring a complete hands-on learning experience.
Congratulations to all the participants! We wish them continued success as they develop their creative skills and talents.

24/06/2026

MBCT News Tuesday 23rd June 2026: CERTIFICATES AWARDED:
Congratulations to all the 20 students of the 4th Batch who successfully completed the MBCT Rotary BOSCH Bridge Course at the Mehar Baba Charitable Trust Rotary BOSCH Skill Centre, Bassi Pathana. This achievement marks another important milestone in MBCT's mission to empower local youth through quality, skill-based training and enhanced employability opportunities.
The Certificate Award Ceremony was held at the MBCT Community Development Centre, Bassi Pathana. Thakur Singh Mejie, Trustee, MBCT, and Lucy Christensen, an intern from the University of Utah, congratulated the successful participants, blessed them for their future endeavors, and presented them with certificates.
A special appreciation award and gift were presented to Anjali in recognition of her outstanding performance during the course. Anjali thanked MBCT for helping her develop the skills and confidence that enabled her to secure a part-time position as a Customer Care Executive with Shadowfax (Leading Logistic Company) in Fatehgarh Sahib.
Heartiest congratulations to all the graduates, and best wishes for a bright and successful future!

23/06/2026

MBCT News Tuesday 23rd June 2026: CERTIFICATES AWARDING CEREMONY:
Certificate distribution was held for the 35th Batch of the MBCT Vocational Skills Training Program and the 46th Batch of the Computer Learning Centre Program. A total of 28 students were awarded Diploma Certificates for successfully passing the examinations in Art & Craft, Textile Painting, Hand Embroidery (Phulkari), and the Advanced Diploma in Computer Application Course. The award ceremony was held at the MBCT Community Development Centre, Bassi Pathana.
The certificates were presented by Thakur Singh Mejie, Trustee, MBCT, along with Lucy Christensen, an intern from the University of Utah. They congratulated the students on their achievements and wished them success in their future endeavors and presented Gift to Sumneet Kaur (Art & Craft) and Baljinder Kaur (Hand Embroidery-Phulkari) and Simranjeet Kaur(ADCA) on their best performance during the whole session.
Simranjeet Kaur from Village Damheri, a graduate of the 46th Batch of the MBCT Advanced Diploma in Computer Application Course, shared her inspiring journey. After completing the course, she secured a job as a Computer Teacher at Garden Valley International School, Bassi Pathana. She credits the computer skills learned at MBCT with helping her succeed in both teaching and administrative work. Believing that computer literacy is essential for every girl, Simranjeet inspired her younger sister to join the course as well. Today, both sisters are working as teachers and are grateful to MBCT for helping them build their careers.
MBCT congratulates all the graduates and wishes them continued success as they move forward with confidence, knowledge, and new opportunities.

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