Jagjit Singh [SEP] residence
India. It is expected to see worldwide release soon.
Recognition.
- In 2012, State Government of Rajasthan posthumously awarded Jagjit Singh its highest civilian award, the Rajasthan Ratna.
- In 2003, Singh was awarded the Padma Bhushan, India's third highest civilian award, by the government of India
- In 1998, Jagjit Singh was awarded Sahitya Academy Award, a literary honour in India. He was awarded for popularising the work of Mirza Ghalib.
- Sangeet Natak Academy Award
- Sahitya Kala
Helipad, the summer residence of the Governor of Punjab, the Wild Flower Hall, and famous tourist spot Kufri. The highway upon which the school is located boasts of being an international highway leading to Tibet.
Many Bollywood films such as "Lootmaar", "Badalte Rishtey", and "King Uncle" were shot at the School.
Demolition threat.
After the death of its founder, Major General Jagjit Singh, the school lost its dignity and went into the hands of a company called Alchemist. Alchemist