Education Minister of Punjab, Sh. Harjot Singh Bains felicitated Dr. Anup Bowry , Chairman , Innocent Hearts Group , (managed by Bowry Memorial Educational & Medical Trust)   continuously for the second time, for achieving excellence in the field of education & playing a vital role in shaping the society by providing quality education at affordable price.

 

 

 

Striving for the all round development & aiming to imbibe the cultural sense in the young generation, a cultural program cum Annual Prize Distribution Function 'Bestowal to the Best' was organized under the aegis of Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust at Innocent Hearts School whereby the students from all the branches of Innocent Hearts participated with great zeal coupled with enthusiasm & enthralled the audience with their incredible performances. Like every year, this year also, the meritorious students securing more than 90% marks along with the best players in various sports at International, National and State level were awarded & applauded by BMEMT with prizes, Scholarships etc. Dr. Dheeraj Banati, Deputy Director threw light on the commendable accomplishments of BMEMT not only in the field of education, but also in the field of medicine.  

  The NSS unit of Innocent Hearts College of Education, Jalandhar celebrated International Girl Child Day in collaboration with DISHA-An Initiative By Bowry Memorial Educational and Medical Trust (BMEMT), to advocate the notion that girls are no less than boys in all the spheres of life.   A drama on the theme of ‘ Solutions to Gender Inequality – ‘Digital Generation, Our Generation’ was enacted by NSS volunteers , throwing light on the strategies to be adopted to equip girls with qualitative education and make their future bright.

 

 

 

As a mark of social responsibility, BMEMT took a remarkable initiative to make a difference in the life of a visually impaired child by donating a laptop, a great learning tool, thereby enabling  the child to go a long way & motivating him to continue with higher education too