The Indian Education Board ’s regional seminar for the Aligarh division was successfully held on 20th November 2025, at Kalyan Singh Habitat Center. The event began at 2:00 PM with the participation of school managers, principals, and representatives from over 300 affiliated schools. The seminar commenced with a traditional lamp lighting ceremony accompanied by Vedic chants, marking an auspicious start to the program.






The chief speaker, Dr. N. P. Singh, a retired IAS officer and Chairman of the Indian Education Board, addressed the audience on the significance and objectives of the board. Dr. Singh pointed out that in the current Western-oriented education system, Indian culture and values are increasingly overlooked, resulting in moral decline among students. He emphasized that the Indian Education Board seeks to provide students with education rooted in Indian culture, Vedic scriptures, Upanishads, and the Bhagavad Gita, while also integrating modern subjects such as computer science and environmental studies. The goal is to cultivate students who are morally upright, disciplined, knowledgeable, and well-rounded. Dr. Singh urged school leaders to affiliate their institutions with the Indian Education Board to help build a value-driven, culturally aware generation.



The chief guest, Divisional Commissioner Smt. Sangeeta Singh, highlighted the role of parents and exemplary teachers in instilling values in children. She stressed that while modern infrastructure can be attractive, the focus should remain on imparting education aligned with ancient Vedic traditions. She encouraged schools to provide an environment that nurtures character, discipline, and ethical values alongside academic excellence.





The seminar was efficiently organized with support from Patanjali representatives, including Dayashankar Arya, State Head of Patanjali Kisan Seva Samiti, along with other state coordinators and officials. Their involvement ensured smooth coordination and participation from schools across the division, highlighting Patanjali’s commitment to promoting value-based education rooted in Indian culture and ethics.



The program was coordinated by Sunil Shastri, State Head of Bharat Swabhiman, and included participation from key educational officials. The seminar successfully emphasized the importance of combining traditional Indian values with modern education. Schools were encouraged to affiliate with the Indian Education Board, ensuring students receive education that strengthens character, instills discipline, and preserves Indian heritage while keeping pace with contemporary knowledge.