“University of Oxford announces launch of Guru Nanak Junior Research Fellowship at Wolfson College, supported by Singh Sabha Southall”
Oxford, UK- In a momentous move towards the advancement of Sikh teachings and Panjab studies, the University of Oxford is pleased to announce the creation of the Guru Nanak Junior Research Fellowship at Wolfson College. This initiative has been made possible thanks to generous donations from various donors, including the esteemed UK-based Sikh organization, Sri Guru Singh Sabha Southall.
Wolfson College, renowned for its extensive research in South Asian studies including languages, literature, culture, economics, and social dynamics, has recognized the need for deeper exploration of Sikhi and Punjab. The establishment of the Guru Nanak Junior Research Fellowship marks a significant step towards addressing this academic gap at Oxford.
Mr. Himmat Singh Sohi, President of Singh Sabha Southall, expressed his delight in successfully raising £180,000 for the fellowship’s launch, which will initially run for three years. “We are immensely proud and humbled to contribute significantly to the establishment of this fellowship,” Mr. Sohi stated.
Mr. Bhinder, Vice President of Singh Sabha, added, “Education has always been a cornerstone of the Singh Sabha movement. This fellowship at the University of Oxford is a testament to our ongoing commitment to this legacy.”
General Secretary Harmeet Singh Gill emphasized the Sabha’s dedication to disseminating the teachings of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji through educational endeavors, highlighting the organization’s commitment to this principle.
Dr. Huw David, Development Director and Governing Body Fellow of Wolfson College, expressed his gratitude to Singh Sabha Southall for their substantial donation of £140,329. “This philanthropic gesture significantly contributes to the academic exploration and preservation of Guru Nanak’s teachings and traditions,” said Dr. David.
The Guru Nanak Junior Research Fellowship at Wolfson College is poised to make a significant impact in the study of Sikh teachings and Panjab, thanks to the generous support of donors, including Singh Sabha Southall. Distributed by https://pressat.co.uk/
