at the College 1937–1943
The collection holds 4 photographs, 7 pages or documents and 5 events connected to this person. Dated 1948 to 2026 (13 items); 3 with no date. This is what has been collected and read so far, not every photograph ever taken.
7 items match; showing 1–7.
The person is named in it: “Aitchison College dedicates classroom to former Punjab CM Harcharan Singh Brar; daughter unveils plaque Plaque gives message of communal harmony, inscribing 'God is one' in English, Punjabi, Urdu Archit Watts Tribune News Service Bathinda, Updated…”
The person is named in it: “On June 10, 'Classroom No. 108' at the 140-year-old institution was dedicated to Harcharan Singh Brar, a pre-Partition student who later became CM of Punjab (1995-96).”
The person is named in it: “…ize - Small - Medium - Large - Bathinda: In a rare cross-border tribute, Lahore's prestigious Aitchison College will dedicate a classroom to former Punjab chief minister Harcharan Singh Brar, nearly 16 years after his death, in honour of one of its distinguished alumni and a friendship that survived Partition.The classroom, to be named after Brar, will be un…”
The person is named in it: “…friendship that transcends geographical borders, the Aitchison college in Pakistan’s Lahore on Wednesday (June 10) dedicated a classroom to former Punjab chief minister Harcharan Singh Brar.”
The person is named in it: “News Pak college honours former Punjab CM Harcharan Singh Brar The classroom dedication at the college by Ali is a symbolic gesture of their over 70 years of lifelong friendship, Butalia said.”
The person is named in it: ““A plaque has been placed outside classroom 108 of the Senior School and a photograph of Harcharan Singh Brar wearing the college blazer has been hung inside the classroom,” Dr Tarunjit Singh Butalia, honorary envoy at Aitchison College, told PTI on Thursday.”
The person is named in it: “…is Subscribe Go To Pakistan Lahore’s Aitchison College has a classroom named after an Indian—it’s a tale of two friends In 1986, when Aitchison celebrated its centenary, Harcharan Singh Brar returned as part of a delegation of alumni from India, and met his friend Syed Babar Ali.”