P.K.R. Jain (PG) College of
education, Ambala City is an ambitious venture
into the field of teacher education and is a unique institution
where global academic standards are embedded in the Indian
academic context. The well established infrastructure, the
fresh perspective of the faculty that probes the possibility
of more balanced, technologically superior nation builders,
the academic focus on personal competencies and an innovative
student-driven approach, together make it a one-of-its-kind
educational hub.
“Kam Khao, Gum Khao, Nam Jao”
Keeping the mission statement of the lofty apex body P.K.R.
Jain Girls High School management committee in mind, college
leaves no stone unturned to hone the talents of its pupil-teachers.
The college of education is an endeavor initiated by the
philanthropic Jain Society to steer the modern youth into
the right direction.
The harbingers of this institution believe in the spirit
of man-a spirit that believe that all human beings are miserable
because of their ignorance and that everyone can be happy
by acquiring proper knowledge.|
“Wealth in itself, is
nothing if it is not related to human welfare to the betterment
of man”
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Pujya
Kanshi Ramji Maharaj |
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“An Indomitable
Spirit”
“Until we extend our circle
of compassion to include every living creation, we cannot
enjoy world peace.”
India is a land of pure souls and one of the purest souls
of 19th – 20th century was our revered Guru
Pujya Kanshi Ramji Maharaj. Pujya Ji
picked up cudgels on behalf of the downtrodden of the
society and dedicated his life for the upliftment of women
by empowering them with education while propagating the universal
truths upheld by lord Mahavira, He emphasized that education
is the enlightenment of one’s soul. It was the vision
of Pujya Maharajaji to see India as an economically resurgent
country. His view of education was not narrow or sectarian.
Rather, Pujyaji envisaged P.K.R. Jain as an institution of
learning which would transcend all linguistic, racial and
attitudinal barriers and create citizens of national character
in letter and spirit.
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