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Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya
has once again made history by organizing an International conference abroad.
The International Conference on Research and Innovation in Social Sciences and
Humanities (ICRISH) 2024, a multidisciplinary conference, was held from August
21-25 at the Bangkok campus of Assumption University, Thailand. The event was
jointly organized by HRMMV, Nehru Arts and Science College Coimbatore, and
Assumption University, drawing participation from over 100 delegates
representing various educational institutions worldwide. Principal Dr. Ajay
Sareen, who served as the Organizing Chair welcomed the keynote speaker, Dr.
Tewin Tencomnao, Chair of the B.Sc. Program in Medical Technology at
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok. A delegation of sixteen members from Punjab,
including prominent scholars and educators, attended the conference. Dr.
Ramnita Saini Sharda, Associate Prof. Department of English acted as a member
of the organizing team, she also chaired Track 04, where 15 papers were
presented on diverse topics. Dr. Ramnita herself presented a paper titled
“Holistic Education in the Global Scenario,” highlighting the importance of
teaching English through literature to achieve the sustainable development
goals of the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). Other notable
contributions included Dr. Jyoti from the Hindi Department, who presented on
the "Havan Yajna and its Scientific Utility," and Dr. Kajal, who won
the Best Paper Award in Track 03, focused on business and management. Dr.
Kajal's paper, "Conceptual Review of Exploring the Antecedents of Employee
Empowerment Affecting Job Satisfaction," received significant acclaim. Mrs.
Protima from the History Department presented on "E-Learning," and
Dr. Rakhi from the Design Department explored "Traditional Indian Textile
Designs in the Contemporary World." Additionally, two students from HRMM
made their mark: Ms. Suchita, an MA English student, presented on
"Cracking India: The Psychological Impact of Partition," while Ms.
Meghna, an undergraduate, discussed "Political Representation of the
Transgender Community in India: A Contemporary View." Contributions from
other institutions included papers by Dr. Simran Sidhu from Doaba College and
Dr. Priyanka Marwaha from CT College. Ms. Mehreen, a class 11 student, stood
out as the youngest presenter at the conference. The successful organization of
ICRISH 2024 by HRMM not only underscores its commitment to fostering
international academic collaboration but also highlights its role in promoting
multidisciplinary research and innovation on a global platform.
