Gursikh Education Society

Sponsor Speak

Education is the most powerful tool which has the power of changing world(Nelson Mandela) and GES provides a medium through which this tool can reach underprivileged. read more

Tavleen Kaur

It feels great when you get opportunity to help someone in need. To me this opportunity came from GES. An organization that works day night to support children. read more

Jasvinder Singh

GES is an organisation which is doing a commendable work in promoting education among sikh community. The collaborative efforts of the people involved would bring us read more

Dr. Avneet Kaur

GES shows exemplary work for the betterment of the economically weaker sections of our society through quality education. It has definitely given a true meaning of the word read more

Mohit Bagga

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Mission 2040

To make our panth the most educated society of the world by 2040

An important part of our mission is to create citizen who will not only be outstanding in academics but will also have high moral values.

“Have you ever thought why jews with a population of just 1.5 crore is the most powerful community in the world”

“Education is the only key to their success”

To spread this message (Mission 2040) the society President, S.Devender Singh has been travelling to different cities in India.

In one of the conference organised by Institute of Sikh Studies in Chandigarh in November 2015 where many societies from all over India participated , after listening to S.Devender Singh ji all of them unanimously resolved to work for this mission, ”Mission 2040”.

In a Conference organised by Bibek Trust ,Sikh Helping Sikh and Save Our Sikh in Amritsar , Mission 2040 was discussed by the delegates.

In Nov 2016 during a conference organised by Chief Khalsa Deewan in Amritsar mission 2040 was put forward to delegates from India and abroad .

Mission 2040 is only possible if every individual, city, society & gurdwara become part of this mission.
“Lets Work Together for Mission 2040”

President Message

At a seminar commemorating 300 years of the guruship to Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji in 2008 a girl said “ I ponder as to the massive kirtandarbars being held , stalls providing a variety of dishes , spending heavy amounts on nagarkirtan across the country etc .To me this is essential, but is this true homage to Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji? On searching for the answer in Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji itself the reply was no, anything done for selfish motives is not true homage .