HMV Celebrated Pi Day with Zeal and Enthusiasm

 

The PG Department of Mathematics of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, celebrated Pi Day with great enthusiasm and academic fervour under the able guidance of the Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. The event, organized annually by the department, aimed to foster interest in mathematics and create awareness about the significance of the mathematical constant π. The celebration commenced with an insightful introduction highlighting the importance of Pi (π) and its indispensable role in mathematics and science. Students actively engaged in a variety of mathematics-based activities, making the programme both informative and interactive. A key highlight of the event was an extension lecture delivered by Dr. Jaswinder Singh, President, IAPT RC-02. He elaborated on the diverse applications of π across mathematics, science, and technology, inspiring students and strengthening their understanding of its real-world relevance. The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks by Dr. Gagandeep, Head of the Department of Mathematics, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to the guest speaker, faculty members, and students for their enthusiastic participation. Dr. Deepali, Dr. Gaurav, Mrs. Charan, and Satjeet Singh were also present on the occasion, adding to the significance of the event. Overall, the Pi Day celebration at HMV proved to be an enriching and memorable experience, encouraging students to appreciate the beauty and practical importance of mathematics in everyday life.

22 HMV Students selected in Bharti Consultancy Placement Drive

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized a Placement Drive in collaboration with Bharti Consultancy for the position of Human Resource (HR) Executive. The drive witnessed enthusiastic participation from the final year students belonging to various streams of the college. A total of 33 students appeared for the interview process, which included different evaluation rounds conducted by the recruiters. After a rigorous selection process, 22 students were successfully selected for the position with an attractive package of ₹1,86,000 per annum along with incentives.
The placement drive was conducted smoothly with the support and guidance of Mr. Jagjit Bhatia, Mrs. Sangeeta Bhandari, Mr. Sumit Sharma, Dr. Rama, Mrs. Shefali and Mr. Parminder, who motivated and assisted the students throughout the recruitment process. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated the selected students for their achievement and encouraged them to continue striving for excellence in their professional journeys. She also appreciated the efforts of the placement team for providing such valuable opportunities to the students, helping them step confidently into the corporate world. The successful placement drive reflects HMV’s continuous commitment towards enhancing students’ employability and building strong industry-academia connections.

Annual Convention-cum-workshop on "Quantum to AI: Scientific Roadmap to Viksit Bharat@2047"concluded successfully at HMV

 The two day Annual Convention-cum Workshop on "Quantum to AI: Scientific Roadmap to Viksit Bharat@2047" under the aegis of Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT RC-02) successfully concluded at Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar.  The second day had Dr. Jaswinder Singh (President IAPT, RC-02) as coordinator of the day. Experimental Session-I had Prof. Y.K. Vijay (FRSC, Director CIST, IIS, Jaipur), Prof. Hemant Kumar (Retd. Director, SCERT, HP) as resource person. The innovative experiments of Physics were demonstrated during this workshop.  Prof. Hemant Kumar showed experiments explaining basic phenomenas of Physics such as diffraction of Light & concept of Atomic Pressure etc. Prof. Y.K. Yadav demonstrated Raman Scattering and explained how the light passing through liquid changes colour in medium. He also demonstrated atomic arrangements and defects in solids and many more experiment to satisfy the curiosity of the students. Experimental Session II had Dr. B.S. Sidhu (Physicist) and Dr. Jaswinder Singh (Jaswin Lab on Wheels) as resource persons. Dr. B.S. Sidhu (Physicist) demonstrated various simulations to explain physics in innovative ways. Dr. Jaswinder Singh (Jaswin Lab on Wheels) known for his lab on wheels mesmerized the audience with his demonstrations. During the valedictory session, certificates were given to over 150 academicians, researchers & students from various institutions, making the convention intellectually vibrant & inspiring. The Best Poster Presentation award were given to Km. Dharampreet Kaur, BUC, Batala in UG category, Km. Rajdeep Kaur, HMV, Jalandhar in PG category, Km. Harpreet Kaur, HMV, Jalandhar in Research Scholar Category, Mr. Pawanbir Singh, BUC, Batala in Faculty Category. Best Oral presentation award were bagged by Km. Palak, HMV, Jalandhar and K. Prerna, Hindu College, University of Delhi in UG Category, Km. Deeksha Kakkar, HMV, Jalandhar in PG Category, Mr. Vivek Mahajan, IKG PTU in Research Scholar Category and Km. Kritika, DMS, Model Town, Jalandhar in Faculty Category. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla said that the convention has created a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange & innovative thinking in the fields of physics, quantum science & artificial intelligence. She congratulated the convener of the Convention Dr. Sushil Kumar & Co-Convener Dr. Saloni Sharma, along with their team for successful completion of the event. On this occasion, all the faculty members of science departments were also present.

HMV Hosted a Magnificent Annual Convention-cum-Workshop on “Quantum to AI: Scientific Roadmap to Viksit Bharat@2047”

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar hosted a two-day Annual Convention-cum-Workshop on “Quantum to AI: Scientific Roadmap to Viksit Bharat@2047” under the aegis of the Indian Association of Physics Teachers (IAPT RC-02) and under the able guidance of the Principal, Dr. Ekta Khosla. The convention aims to create a dynamic platform for knowledge exchange, collaborative discussions, and innovative thinking in the fields of physics, quantum science, and artificial intelligence. The formal inaugural session was preceded by an engaging exhibition on Quantum Physics, where nearly 30 posters were displayed in the Science Lawn, showcasing innovative ideas and research perspectives. The inaugural session was graced by Prof. P. K. Ahluwalia, President IAPT RC 02 , as the Chief Guest, and Prof. Lokesh Kumar from the Department of Physics, Panjab University, Chandigarh, as the Guest of Honour. The Keynote Address was delivered by Dr. Sumit Bhardwaj, Manager (Analytics), Global Analytics, Concentrix India. The session commenced with a warm welcome by Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, who extended her heartfelt greetings to the distinguished guests, delegates, faculty members, and students. She appreciated the initiative of the Indian Association of Physics Teachers for providing such a meaningful academic platform and encouraged students and young researchers to actively engage in scientific exploration and innovation. She also congratulated Dr. Sushil Kumar, Convener, and Dr. Saloni Sharma, Co-Convener, along with the organizing team for successfully hosting the convention. In his inaugural address, Prof. P. K. Ahluwalia introduced the vision and initiatives of the Indian Association of Physics Teachers and highlighted the evolving landscape of physics education and research in India, stressing the importance of interdisciplinary collaborations to meet future scientific challenges. Dr. Jaswinder Singh, President IAPT RC-02, presented the concept note of the convention and highlighted the transformative role of Artificial Intelligence and advanced scientific research in shaping India’s future scientific and technological growth. Delivering the keynote address, Dr. Sumit Bhardwaj discussed the expanding role of data analytics, artificial intelligence, and computational tools in modern scientific discovery. He explained how these technologies are revolutionizing research methodologies across disciplines. He also advised students to remain aware of digital security and adopt safe online practices to protect personal data, emphasizing responsible use of technology in the digital age. The inaugural session set the tone for the two-day convention, which would feature invited lectures, poster presentations, and technical sessions.
During the subsequent session, Prof. Lokesh Kumar shared valuable insights into contemporary developments in physics and encouraged participants to remain curious, analytical, and research-oriented in their academic pursuits. The day concluded with technical sessions featuring presentations by participants, allowing scholars and students to showcase their research work. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 150 academicians, researchers, and students from various institutions, making the convention intellectually vibrant and inspiring. The special features of the day were robotic show of Chitti dog and release of LUCI poster. Among those present on the occasion were Dr. Deepshikha, Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dr. Sangeeta Arora, Dr. Gagandeep, Dr. Jatinder Kumar, Dr. Harpreet, Mr. Gullagong, Mr. Sumit Sharma, Dr. Shweta Chauhan, Dr. Simmi Garg, Dr. Sakshi, Dr. Vandana, Dr. Shuchi, Dr. Ramandeep, Dr Gaurav, Mr. Ravi Kumar, along with other faculty members from the Science Departments. The stage proceedings were conducted gracefully by Dr. Anjana Bhatia.

HMV organised a Community Outreach Programme on HIV Awareness at Dhaliwal Village

 

The Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Team and the Red Ribbon Club of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized a community outreach programme in Dhaliwal village to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS. The initiative was taken under the able guidance of the Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. Dr. Minakshi Duggal Mehta, Incharge of the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Cell, and Dr. Deepali, Coordinator of the Red Ribbon Club, interacted with the villagers and educated them about HIV/AIDS. They explained the modes of transmission, cleared common misconceptions, and discussed preventive measures to reduce the risk of infection. They also emphasized that HIV does not spread through casual contact such as shaking hands, sharing food, hugging, or mosquito bites, thereby addressing prevalent myths and fears among people. The speakers highlighted the importance of early testing, safe practices, the use of sterilized medical equipment, and awareness about Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) for effective management of HIV. The villagers actively participated in the session and showed keen interest in understanding the preventive aspects of the disease. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks to Mr. Mandeep Singh, Sarpanch of the village, for his support and cooperation in organizing the awareness drive. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated the sincere efforts of the organizing team and encouraged them to continue conducting such meaningful outreach programmes for the welfare of society.

HMV Kick-starts AI Week with DST-CURIE Sponsored National Symposium on AI-Enabled Drug Discovery and Precision Healthcare

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar marked the beginning of its AI Week with a DST-CURIE Sponsored One Day National Symposium on “AI-Enabled Drug Discovery and Precision Healthcare: Bridging Science and Technology.” The symposium was organized by the Departments of Biotechnology and Bioinformatics under the aegis of the HMV Centre for Artificial Intelligence. The event commenced with the inaugural address by Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, who highlighted the proactive approach of HMV in embracing emerging technologies and innovation to prepare future-ready skilled women professionals. She shared that the HMV Centre for Artificial Intelligence has been established to bring together various departments working in the domain of AI under one umbrella. The initiative aims to create awareness about the transformative role of AI in society and to contribute meaningfully to this rapidly evolving field as the institution moves towards celebrating 100 years of excellence in 2027, aligning with the vision of Viksit Bharat 2047. The Chief Guest, Dr. Susheel Mittal, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor of I.K. Gujral Punjab Technical University, Kapurthala, inspired the audience by sharing his academic journey and experiences in balancing scientific research and administrative leadership. He encouraged students to pursue excellence with determination, emphasizing that dedication and strong will can make any goal achievable. The keynote address was delivered by Dr. Harpreet Singh, Scientist-G, Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), who discussed various applications of Artificial Intelligence in the healthcare sector. He elaborated on the AI development lifecycle in healthcare, highlighting initiatives such as eSanjeevani, intelligent telemedicine solutions, interoperable electronic health records, digital biomarkers, molecular health monitoring, and digital therapeutics. He also shared the vision and initiatives of ICMR in strengthening digital healthcare in India. The second expert session was delivered by Dr. Arun Khosla, Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering and Incharge, Centre for Artificial Intelligence, NIT Jalandhar. He explained the fundamental concepts, technologies, and tools of Artificial Intelligence and presented case studies demonstrating the use of AI in managing Type-I Diabetes and Autism. The third invited talk was presented by Dr. Rajnish Kumar from the Indian Institute of Technology (BHU), Varanasi, who discussed the role of AI in the drug discovery process, highlighting various AI-based bioinformatics tools that are transforming pharmaceutical research and development. A major highlight of the symposium was a panel discussion featuring the distinguished speakers along with the Principal and experts from HMV. The discussion focused on the opportunities, challenges, and ethical considerations of Artificial Intelligence, along with career prospects in AI and Bioinformatics for students from life science disciplines. The sessions witnessed enthusiastic participation and engaging interactions from both faculty members and students. A poster presentation competition was also organized on the theme of the symposium, with around 30 students participating. Ms. Ayushi Gautam, a research scholar from LPU, secured the First Prize, while Ms. Lavanya, a student of B.Sc. Medical (Bioinformatics) Semester VI, won the Second Prize. The Third Prize was jointly awarded to Ms. Jasmine Sharma (B.Sc. Biotechnology Semester II) and Ms. Mercy Gharu (M.Sc. Bioinformatics Semester II). Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla and Dean Academics Dr. Seema Marwaha congratulated Dr. Harpreet Singh (Convener), Dr. Jitender Kumar (Co-Convener), Mr. Sumit Sharma, Mrs. Purnima Sharma, Dr. Shweta Sharma, Mrs. Rama Sharma, Mr. Ashish Chadha, Dr. Shuchi Sharma, and Mr. Arvind Chandi, along with the entire organizing team for successfully conducting the symposium. Faculty members from the Science and Computer Science streams including Mrs. Deepshikha (Head, Department of Chemistry), Dr. Sangeeta Arora (Head, Department of Computer Science), and Dr. Saloni Sharma (Head, Department of Physics) were also present on the occasion. The stage was efficiently conducted by Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Coordinator IQAC and Dean Research & Innovation, who kept the audience engaged throughout the event. The symposium proved to be an insightful platform for exploring the growing intersection of Artificial Intelligence, healthcare, and life sciences.

HMV Organized PowerPoint Presentation Competition on the theme “Digital Arrest”

 

Computer Club of the PG Department of Computer Science & IT of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya organized a PowerPoint Presentation Competition on the theme “Digital Arrest”. The event was conducted with great enthusiasm and active participation from students across various streams, reflecting the institution’s commitment to promoting digital literacy and cyber awareness. The competition aimed to enhance students’ technical acumen, encourage analytical thinking, and foster awareness about emerging cyber crimes, particularly the growing menace of digital arrest fraud. Participants showcased insightful research, innovative perspectives, and compelling presentations highlighting preventive strategies and the societal impact of cyber fraud in today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape. Students demonstrated remarkable zeal and competence. After a thorough evaluation, the results were declared with First Position: Divya Mahindru ,Second Position: Manya Pahwa Third Position: Sukhman Kaur Kalra and Consolation Prizes: Gurleen Kaur and Arshdeep Kaur . The competition was adjudicated by an esteemed Judge Mr. Ashish Chadha, Head of the Multimedia Department, who assessed participants on the basis of subject knowledge, originality, innovation, research depth, and presentation skills. The event was conducted under the able guidance and supervision of Dr. Sangeeta Arora, Head of the Department, and Dr. Anil Bhasin, Incharge, Computer Club, whose leadership ensured the smooth and successful execution of the programme. The occasion was graced by the esteemed Principal, Dr. Ekta Khosla, who congratulated the department for organizing a highly relevant and intellectually enriching event. The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks extended to the distinguished judge, faculty members, and enthusiastic participants for contributing to the resounding success of the competition.