Our History – A Glorious Journey of Vision and Commitment
The foundation of Ramgarhia Polytechnic College is deeply embedded in a legacy of vision, service, and social upliftment. This journey began in 1929, when Late S. Mohan Singh Hadiabadi, a great philosopher and the founding President of Ramgarhia Educational Council, established a modest primary school in a large community gathering. His mission was clear: to provide inclusive education — both technical and general — to the rural and underprivileged segments of society, without any discrimination of caste or creed.
He urged the community to contribute in any form—money, land, labor—and inspired a collective movement rooted in selfless service. Driven by this missionary zeal, the institution grew rapidly: upgraded to middle school in 1933, high school in 1935, and Higher Secondary School by 1961 — now functioning as a Senior Secondary School.
Milestones in Growth
Over the decades, the Ramgarhia Educational Council has established a series of esteemed institutions:
- 1945: Ramgarhia Middle School, Nangal Majja
- 1946: Ramgarhia Arts College
- 1948: Industrial Training Centre
- 1950: Ramgarhia Polytechnic College – Punjab’s pioneering polytechnic institute
- 1952: Ramgarhia Model School
- 1956: Ramgarhia College of Education & Art and Craft Teachers Training
- 1958: Ramgarhia Girls High School (now Sr. Sec. School)
- 1963: Desh Bhagat Memorial High School, Kultham
- 1970: Guru Nanak Bhai Laloo Ramgarhia College for Women
- 1978: Community Development Cell (under Govt. of India Scheme)
- 1986: M.Ed. Classes
- 1987: S. Mohan Singh Memorial Hospital
- 2003: Ramgarhia Institute of Engineering & Technology, Phagwara
- 2007: MBA Programs at RIET
- 2009: Ramgarhia Institute of Health Sciences & Research
- 2012: Vocational Training & Rural Development
- 2013: Evening Wing of Ramgarhia Polytechnic College
- 2015: Ramgarhia Institute of Management & Advanced Studies
These institutions, managed under the Ramgarhia Educational Council (registered under Section 26 of the Indian Companies Act, 1913), have consistently upheld the values of excellence, equity, and empowerment.
Carrying Forward the Legacy
The Council has been shaped by the dynamic stewardship of great leaders like Late S. Mohan Singh Hadiabadi, Late S. Mela Singh Bhogal, Late S. Pritam Singh Bhogal, and Late S. Bharpur Singh Bhogal, whose contributions remain etched in the institution’s foundation.
Today, this proud legacy continues to flourish under the visionary leadership of Mrs. Manpreet Kaur Bhogal — a dynamic and progressive leader dedicated to advancing education and empowering society.
A journey that began with a single school now stands as a beacon of learning and leadership across Punjab.
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