24 Aug 2026 Punjab Khabarnama Bureau : Former students of Welham Boys’ School, Dehradun, gathered in Ludhiana for an interactive session aimed at reconnecting alumni with their alma mater and keeping alive the friendships and memories built during their school years.
Ludhiana Alumni Reconnect With Alma Mater
The gathering brought together former Welham students who recalled their school days, friendships and the values they developed during their years at the institution.
The interaction was held with Welham Boys’ School Principal Sangeeta Kain, who used the occasion to strengthen ties between the school and its old students.
More Than 30 Alumni From Ludhiana
According to the Welham Old Boys’ Society, the school has more than 150 alumni across Punjab, including over 30 from Ludhiana.
The network includes prominent business leaders and professionals such as Munish Avasthi of Sportking, Rahul Munjal of Hero Future Energies, Ankur Dawar, Rana Preet Inder Singh and Uday Mansahia.
Prominent Names Among Welham Alumni
Welham Boys’ School has produced several prominent personalities connected with Punjab, including former Punjab Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh and former Finance Minister Manpreet Badal.
The alumni network also includes Jaskunwar Kohli, a film editor associated with 12th Fail and a Filmfare Award winner.
School Preparing for 90th Anniversary
The alumni meeting comes as Welham Boys’ School prepares to mark its 90th anniversary.
Principal Sangeeta Kain invited former students to participate in the celebrations and encouraged them to visit the school more frequently to maintain their connection with the institution.
Keeping Old Friendships Alive
The gathering was not only about the school’s upcoming milestone but also about preserving the camaraderie built among former students.
Pavitar Singh, president of the Welham Old Boys’ Society, said the initiative had helped alumni reconnect with their roots and revive memories of their school years.
Discussion on Boys-Only Education
The interaction also included a discussion on the relevance of boys-only schools at a time when co-education has become increasingly common.
Kain said the school aims to create a family-like environment where students develop independence, discipline, leadership and cooperation while remaining connected with people from diverse backgrounds.
A Bond That Survives Generations
For the alumni, the Ludhiana meeting served as a reminder that the connection with a school can continue long after graduation.
The gathering brought together former students from different professional backgrounds while giving them an opportunity to share memories and strengthen their relationship with their alma mater.
Welham’s Legacy in Punjab
The strong alumni presence in Punjab reflects the long-standing influence of Welham Boys’ School among families and professionals in the region.
As the institution approaches its 90th year, reconnecting with former students has become an important part of celebrating its history and legacy