The Divinity Society of our college, founded in 1952, is committed to fostering spirituality and carrying forward the timeless teachings of our revered Gurus. Rooted in the principles of faith, humility, and service, the society serves as a platform for students to connect with divine wisdom and embrace the values that guide a meaningful life. The society nurtures a deeper understanding of Sikh teachings and the wisdom of Gurbani, fostering a vibrant sense of community among students.

We organize Samagams, Sangrant Samagams, and Gurpurab celebrations to bring the community together for collective devotion and reflection. Additionally, we commemorate Founders Day with spiritual fervor, honoring the legacy of our institution. The society extends its influence beyond the campus by hosting inter-college Kirtan competitions, Bani Kanth, Declamation, and Akharkari contests, providing a platform for students to showcase their talents and deepen their understanding of the teachings of the Almighty.

To promote spiritual learning, the society conducts Gurmat Sangeet sessions. These sessions offer students the opportunity to learn and practice devotional music while understanding its spiritual significance. By bridging the gap between tradition and contemporary learning, we enrich the spiritual journeys of our members.

The society also actively participates in inter-college competitions, representing our institution with pride and spreading the light of the Gurus’ teachings far and wide. Through these activities, we aim to instil values of compassion, selflessness, and unity in our members, creating a positive impact both within and beyond the college community.

The Divinity Society invites students from all walks of life to join us in celebrating faith, music, and spirituality. Together, we honor the legacy of our Gurus, learn from their teachings, and build a harmonious community rooted in divine values.

• Convenor : Prof. Harbans Singh : Department of Punjabi
• Member (Faculty) : Ms. Harneet KAur
• Member (Faculty) : Dr. Kawaljeet Kaur : Department of Punjabi
• Member (Faculty) : Prof. Sukhvir Singh
• Member (Faculty) : Dr. Parkash Singh
• Member (Faculty) : Dr. Inderpreet Kaur Nanda
• President : Dashmeet Kaur : B.A. Programme
• Vice President : Chanpreet Kaur : B.A. (Hons.) English
• General Secretary : Brahmleen Kaur : B. Sc. Life Sciences
• Joint Secretary : Kohinoor Kaur : B.A. (Hons.) Political Science
• Media Head : Maskeen Kaur : B.A. (Hons.) English
• Content Head : Avneet Kaur : B.A. (Hons.) Punjabi
• Logistics Head : Meharpreet Kaur : B.A. (Hons.) Business Economics
• Graphics Head : Jaskamal Singh : B.A. (Hons.) English
• Graphics Head : Amrita Kaur : B.A. (Hons.) English

The vision of the Divinity Society is to create a nurturing and inclusive space where students can deepen their spiritual connection, embrace the teachings of our revered Gurus, and live by the values of compassion, humility, and selfless service. We aim to be a beacon of spiritual growth, uniting students from all backgrounds in their shared pursuit of wisdom, inner peace, and a meaningful life.

Through our events such as Samagams, Kirtan competitions, Bani Kanth, Declamation, and Gurmat Sangeet sessions, we provide opportunities for students to engage with the divine teachings, practice devotion, and celebrate our rich spiritual heritage. We envision a society where every individual can explore their faith, develop a deeper understanding of spirituality, and integrate these teachings into their lives to lead with integrity, empathy, and purpose.

We are dedicated to promote the essence of Shri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, ensuring the teachings of our Gurus continue to inspire and guide future generations. By participating in inter-college competitions and cultural exchanges, we strive to spread the light of divine knowledge and build unity among institutions.

Ultimately, our vision is to cultivate a generation of students who are spiritually grounded, socially responsible, and committed to making a positive impact in the world, guided by the eternal wisdom of the Almighty.

The mission of the Divinity Society is to inspire spiritual growth and foster a deep connection with the teachings of our revered Gurus. We strive to create an inclusive environment where students can explore and embrace Sikh values of faith, humility, compassion, and selfless service. Through a range of activities such as Samagams, Kirtan competitions, Bani Kanth, Declamation, and Gurmat Sangeet sessions, we aim to promote the understanding of Gurbani and its spiritual significance, enriching the lives of our members.

Our mission is not only to inspire Sikh students but also to reach out to students of all backgrounds, helping them understand the essence of Sikhism, its history, and its values. We are dedicated to making students familiar with the rich legacy this college carries, the importance of our founder, Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji, and the teachings of all the Gurus. By sharing the profound wisdom of Sikhism, we aim to create an environment where students appreciate diversity, respect each other’s beliefs, and foster harmony among all.

We are committed to preserving and promoting the rich traditions of Sikhism, ensuring that the wisdom of our Gurus continues to guide and inspire future generations. In addition to our core activities, we aim to organize more events, such as seminars and workshops, in collaboration with other societies to deepen the understanding of Sikh teachings and promote intercultural exchange.

By engaging students in devotional music, spiritual discussions, and community service, we aim to nurture well-rounded individuals who are spiritually grounded and socially responsible. Through these efforts, we seek to build a sense of unity and harmony within the college and beyond, contributing to a positive and transformative impact on society.

• SAMAGAM PRAKASH PURAB GURU GRANTH SAHIB JI

On September 5th, a special Samagam was held to celebrate the Prakash Purab of Guru Granth Sahib

Ji. The day began with a spiritually enriching session led by Divinity students, who recited sacred hymns (shabads) from 10 AM to 12 PM, filling the atmosphere with reverence and devotion. The program was further honored by Bhai Sarabjeet Singh, the Hazoori Ragi from Darbar Sahib, Harmandir Sahib, whose soulful recitations deepened the spiritual experience.

• SARAGARHI DAY

On 12th September 2024, the NCC Department commemorated Saragarhi Day with a meaningful event honoring the extraordinary valor of the soldiers who fought in the historic battle. The day began with the powerful phrase, "Surah so pehchaniye joh lade deen ke hait purza purza kat mare kabhun na chaade khet," setting a reflective tone. The Anhad Society's soulful recitation of the shabad “Mere man sev safal har ghal” infused the occasion with spirituality.

• LITERARY TRANSLATION WORKSHOP

On October 10, 2024, the English and Punjabi departments jointly hosted a dynamic literary translation workshop, delving into the complexities of translating literature across cultures. The event began at 11:30 AM with a spiritually uplifting rendition of the shabad "Mere Man Sev Safal," setting a reflective tone. Renowned keynote speakers Amarjeet Kaur (Amia Kunwar), Sunanda Mehta, and Meeran Dhandha Borwankar shared valuable insights on balancing technical challenges and creativity in literary translation, emphasizing the need to preserve cultural nuances.

• GK-II COMPETITION

On October 20, 2024, our institution proudly secured the second position in the prestigious Gurmat

Sangeet competition organized by the Dharam Singh Khurana Memorial Trust at Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Greater Kailash 2, New Delhi. Hosted in two rounds, the competition saw participation from esteemed teams like Singh Musical Academy and Guru Har Rai Sahib Sangeet Academy. Our Divinity Society, Anhad, captivated the audience with stellar performances of "Mai Soh Data Ik Hai Awar Nahi Koi" on October 18th and "Mere Man Sev Safal Har Ghal" on October 20th.

• MATA SUNDRI ANNUAL COMPETITION

On October 23, 2024, the 47th annual Mata Sundri Competition celebrated the rich heritage of spiritual music, drawing participants from various institutions. Our college achieved remarkable success, securing 3rd place in Akharkari, 2nd in Bani Kanth, and 1st in declamation. The highlight was the stellar performance by Anhad, our Divinity Society, who captivated the audience with "Jap Man Har Har Naam Nidhan" in Mishrit Raag Prabhati Vibhaas Shabad.

• PRAKASH PURAB SRI GURU RAM DAS JI

The Prakash Purab of Sri Guru Ram Das Ji on October 25, 2024, was a heartfelt celebration of spirituality and community. The event featured soul-stirring Kirtan by the Divinity Society, insightful Gurmat Vichar discussions, and a mesmerizing Shabad Kirtan performance by Hazoori Ragi Bhai Nirmal Singh Ji, uplifting the spiritual ambiance. The Divinity Society students were also honored for their first-place victory in the Mata Sundri competition.

• TEDX ASTRA

On November 8, 2024, TEDx SGTBKC hosted Astra, an inspiring event on women empowerment. Anhad: The Divinity Society opened with a soulful rendition of the shabad "Satgur Nanak Pargateya," symbolizing enlightenment and transformation. The shabad’s message resonated deeply, emphasizing the transformative power of wisdom and the ability of women to inspire change, uplift communities, and shine brightly.

• BAGHPAT SAMAGAM

On November 10, members of the society visited Baghpat, where they delved into the rich history of the area. They learned about its significance as a stop on the route where Bhai Rangreta Ji carried the sacred head (sis) of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, resting there for a night. Immersed in the profound legacy of the place, the members concluded their visit with a heartfelt Kirtan, honoring the history and spirituality of this revered site.

• GURUPURAB GURU NANAK DEV JI

On November 28, 2024, a special event was organized to celebrate Guru Nanak Dev Ji's Gurpurab with great devotion and reverence. The program began with Nitnem recitation by the Fateh Society, creating a spiritual ambiance, followed by a soulful Kirtan that deeply moved the sangat.

• FOUNDER’S DAY

On December 5th, 2024, a special event was held to commemorate both Founder’s Day and the

Martyrdom of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, known as 'Hind Ki Chadar.' The celebration began with the

Fateh Society reciting the Panj Bani and was followed by a heartfelt recital of Shabads in honor of Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji, emphasizing his wisdom and sacrifice. The event also featured a soulful rendition of Shalok Mahala 9 and kirtan by Bhai Gurmeet Singh Ji Khalsa and Bhai Jagjit Singh Ji Babiha, further enriching the spiritual atmosphere. An essay competition on the history of Gurubani was also held, with prizes awarded to the winners.

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