HMV students of M.Voc (Cosmetology & Wellness) Sem I shine in University

 The students of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya  Jalandhar of M.Voc Cosmetology & Wellness Sem I brought laurels to the college by getting excellent results. Gursimar Kaur got 9.60 SGPA, Simran got 9.47 SGPA, Aditi and Ridhima got 9.33 SGPA, Manyata got 9.20 SGPA, Urvashi and Aditi got 9.07 SGPA, Vaishali and Antarpreet got 8.93 SGPA, Disha got 8.80 SGPA, Nandini got 8.67 SGPA. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen congratulated the students and HOD Ms. Mukti Arora.

 

HMV Sweeps National EduTrust Awards with Overall Sustainability Excellence and Leadership Honours

 

 Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya  Jalandhar, has once again affirmed its status as a frontrunner in academic innovation and sustainability, winning the prestigious Overall Sustainability Excellence Award 2025–26 conferred by the National EduTrust of India. Among all participating institutions from across the country, HMV stood out as a beacon of environmental commitment and academic excellence, sweeping every category it applied for. Under the visionary leadership of Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen, the college was also lauded with top honours in the following award categories: Zero-Waste Campus Award 2025–26, Green Campus Award 2025–26, Water Guardians Award 2025–26, Sustainable Entrepreneurship & Innovation Award 2025–26. These accolades collectively earned HMV the Overall State Excellence Title, marking it as the top institution in Punjab for its sustainable practices and transformative educational ecosystem. Adding to this celebration of success, Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen was felicitated with the coveted Award of Honour for Best Principal 2025–26, in recognition of her dynamic leadership, unwavering dedication, and efforts in creating a future-ready learning environment rooted in green values and societal relevance. Dr. Sareen has consistently driven initiatives that blend real-world skills with academic learning, nurturing young minds to become responsible citizens and change-makers. In another proud moment for the institution, Dr. Anjana Bhatia, a  faculty member, received the Award of Honour for  2025–26. The college’s resounding success was acknowledged by Chief Patron Dr. Punam Suri, Padma Shri Awardee and President, DAV College Managing Committee (DAVCMC), New Delhi, who extended heartfelt congratulations to Principal Dr. Sareen and the entire team. He expressed confidence that under such inspiring leadership, the college will continue scaling greater heights. Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen, while expressing her gratitude for the national recognition, thanked the National EduTrust of India for bestowing these honours. She also acknowledged the relentless support of DAV mentors including Dr. Punam Suri, Sh. Shiv Raman Gaur, Director, Higher Education, DAVCMC, Justice NK Sud, Vice President, DAVCMC, and Chairman LAC, and all members of the DAVCMC and Local Advisory Committee. “This award is not mine alone—it belongs to the entire HMV family, our dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff, our vibrant students, and every stakeholder whose tireless efforts make excellence a way of life at HMV,” she remarked. With this national recognition, Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya has once again set a benchmark for educational institutions across India, proving that with vision, dedication, and teamwork, excellence is not a goal—it is a journey.

BA Hons. Political Science Semester-V students grabbed positions in University Exams

The students of BA Hons. Political Science Semester-V of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar grabbed second position in University Exams. Arshdeep Kaur, Sneha Sharma and Riya got 84/100 marks. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen congratulated  the students. Head of Department Mrs.Alka and Dr. Jiwan Devi also congratulated the students.

 

Student of HMV brought laurels

 

Vibhuti Bhardwaj of B.Com Sem-III (Hons.) of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar brought laurels to the institution in Dec, 2024 University Exams. She secured 9 SGPA. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen congratulated the Head of the Department Mrs. Meenu Kohli and the faculty members for this achievement.

DBT STAR SCHEME Summer School Concludes at HMV with Scientific Excellence and Young Innovator Awards

 

The DBT-sponsored Summer School in Sciences, held from 5th to 12th June 2025, culminated in a  Valedictory Function at Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, under the visionary leadership of Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. The summer school was a transformative platform for young learners, providing them with hands-on training, interdisciplinary exposure, and a taste of real-world scientific applications — all while braving the prevailing heatwave with unwavering enthusiasm. Presiding over the valedictory, Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen congratulated the participants and expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Department of Biotechnology (DBT), Government of India, for initiating such visionary programs under the STAR SCHEME, which are proving instrumental in fostering scientific curiosity, particularly among young women. She highlighted the pressing need for skill development and encouraged students to take science beyond the classroom to address challenges like climate change, pollution, and waste management. Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Head of the PG Department of Botany and Coordinator of the programme, acknowledged the continuous support of the DBT STAR SCHEME and extended special gratitude to Dr. Garima Gupta, whose encouragement and guidance have been pivotal in the successful implementation of this initiative. Dr. Bhatia motivated the students to think creatively and use scientific inquiry to solve real-world environmental problems. As part of the DBT STAR SCHEME Summer School, students were immersed in a rich interdisciplinary scientific experience that provided hands-on exposure to multiple branches of science. In Botany, they explored the campus Botanical Garden, performed soil analysis, and created synthetic seeds, gaining valuable insights into plant physiology and sustainable agriculture. Zoology sessions introduced them to the fascinating microscopic world through slide preparation and anatomical observations, nurturing their understanding of animal biology. The Chemistry component enabled students to carry out titration experiments, pH testing, and synthesize eco-friendly products, thereby honing their precision and laboratory skills. In Physics, they engaged in practical experiments on motion, light, and energy transformations, allowing them to connect theoretical concepts with real-world applications. The Biotechnology module offered hands-on training in microbial culturing and DNA extraction, fostering appreciation for modern techniques in genetic engineering and molecular biology. In Mathematics, students engaged in problem-solving and logic-based activities that linked numerical reasoning with data interpretation, enhancing their analytical skills. The Computer Science sessions introduced the basics of programming, data visualization, and the use of software tools to support scientific research. Furthermore, students were introduced to Bioinformatics, where they learned how to analyze and interpret biological data using computational techniques, thus bridging biology and information technology in the context of genomics and molecular studies. This holistic exposure to the scientific spectrum not only deepened their conceptual understanding but also instilled a research-oriented mindset and a spirit of innovation among the participants.The students were given a Science Project Challenge on the final day of the camp. Their projects were judged by Dr. Vandana and Dr. Sakshi, who evaluated them based on innovation, scientific approach, and presentation. The coveted Young Scientist Awards were bagged by Himaawai, Inayat, Tanya, and Ankita for their outstanding projects. Sandeep Kaur was honoured with Special Appreciation for her consistent efforts and active participation throughout the summer school.Mrs. Deepshikha, Faculty Head of Sciences and overall in-charge of the programme, led the initiative with tireless enthusiasm and effective coordination. Dr. Saloni Sharma, Convener of the Summer School, welcomed Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen during the inaugural session with a green planter and also greeted the registered students with warmth and encouragement. Dr. Seema Marwaha, Course Coordinator and Dean Academics, proposed a formal vote of thanks at the conclusion of the programme, acknowledging the contribution of the faculty, judges, and support staff in making the event a grand success.The summer school was also graced by the presence of esteemed faculty members, including Dr. Jitender, Dr. Harpreet Singh, Mr. Sumit, Dr. Vandana, Dr. Suchi, Dr. Simmi, Dr. Sakshi, Mr. Sushil, Dr. Gagandeep, Dr. Gaurav, Dr. Dipali, and Mr. Ravi.This enriching initiative once again reinforced HMV’s commitment to academic excellence and women empowerment in science, establishing it as a premier institution under the DBT STAR SCHEME and a role model in transformative education.

 

Psychology Students of HMV brought laurels

 

BA Psychology (Hons) students of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya brought laurels by scoring excellent marks in University. Divya got 1^st position with 92 marks, Aditi got 2^nd position with 89 marks, Pranjali got 3^rd position  with 88 marks, Drishti got 7^th position with 83 marks Jasveen got 8^th position with 82 marks, Anant got 9^th position with 81 marks and Gurleen and Anushka got 10^th position with 80 marks. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen and HOD Dr. Ashmeen Kaur congratulated the students.

MA Political Science students shine in University Exams

 

The students of MA Political Science Semester-I and Semester-III of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar got excellent SGPA. In Semester-I Aanchal got 8 SGPA, Diya Arora 7.80 SGPA, Reet Nandini 7.60 SGPA. In Semester-III Gurpreet Kaur got 7.80 SGPA, Tarunika Rampal 7.60 SGPA. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen congratulated  the students. Head of Department Mrs. Alka and Dr. Jiwan Devi also congratulated the students.