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City college student’s song released

BATHINDA: The posters of the song “Bapu teri dhi…” sung by upcoming singer Gurman, who is a student of Government Rajindra College, was released by principal Satveer Singh, youth coordinator Amla Sharma and faculty members of the college.

Staff of Government Rajindra College release the poster of Gurman Kaur’s Punjabi Ssng “Bapu teri dhee” in Bathinda on Saturday. Tribune photo: Pawan sharma

Tribune News Service

Bathinda, January 12

The posters of the song “Bapu teri dhi…” sung by upcoming singer Gurman, who is a student of Government Rajindra College, was released by principal Satveer Singh, youth coordinator Amla Sharma and faculty members of the college.

Gurman, a student of the music department of the college, has brought many laurels to the college by winning different competitions at the zonal and inter-zonal levels. The college management released the poster of the song at Balwant Gargi theatre on the college premises.

The song will be released on the occasion of Gurman’s birthday on January 14.

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