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Pr.Dr. S.S. Brar Congratulates Dr. Sanjeev Goyal on His Historic Election-A New Milestone for the Malwa Region
Punjab Times (English Edition)
|December 07, 2025
Dr. Sanjeev Goyal, a renowned eye surgeon, has been elected as the President of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) Punjab Chapter for the year 2027an achievement that has brought immense pride to the Malwa region.
Chosen from among nearly 12,000 members across the state, Dr. Goyal, who hails from the Faridkot district, has earned a distinguished honour for his homeland. Principal/Director of Major Ajaib Singh Convent School, Jeon Wala, Dr. S.S. Brar expressed deep pride, stating that this achievement will serve as a historic milestone for the Malwa region. He added that Dr. Goyal's success has enhanced the reputation of the local medical community and will inspire the younger generation to aspire for excellence. President of Lions Club
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