HMV Collegiate School Bags Gold in Zonal ‘Kho-Kho’

 

HMV Collegiate School proudly congratulates its talented ‘Kho-Kho’ players for securing the Gold Medal in the Zonal ‘Kho-Kho’ Tournament. This remarkable achievement has brought immense pride and honour to the institution and reflects the team’s dedication, discipline, teamwork, and sporting spirit. The players displayed exceptional coordination, agility, stamina, and determination throughout the tournament. Their commendable performance and unwavering commitment enabled them to emerge victorious and bring laurels to the institution. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla extended her heartfelt congratulations to the players and appreciated their hard work, discipline, dedication, and sportsmanship. She encouraged them to continue striving for excellence and to participate enthusiastically in future competitions. Dr. Khosla also expressed her appreciation to the Department of Physical Education, the coach, and the team in-charge, Ms. Pragati, for their valuable guidance and constant support. The Principal wished the players many more victories and greater achievements in the future. On this occasion, Mrs. Ramandeep and Ms. Gurminder, faculty members from the Sports Department, were also present and congratulated the team.

HMV Celebrates 'Tiyan Dhiyan Naal’ with a Spirit of Women Empowerment

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized the cultural monsoon festival 'Tiyan Dhiyan Naal’ in collaboration with heritage society of college with great zeal and enthusiasm. The event was held under the inspiration and guidance of the Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. Mrs. Arunima Sud, a revered member of HMV family, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest, while Mrs. Rashmi Ghai was welcomed as the Guest of Honor. Mrs. Rashmi Ghal presented a melodious song dedicated to the spirit of ‘Tiyan Dhiyan Naal.’ The celebration showcased the rich cultural heritage of Punjab through traditional songs, music, Giddha and Bhangra performances. Mrs. Ramanpreet Kaur, a representative of the Ajit Singh Foundation (NGO), acted as the judge of the event. Ms. Ridham was crowned as Ms. Tiyan, While, Mrs. Sangeeta Arora and Mrs. Protima Mander were honored as Mrs. Tiyan. Mrs. Sona, a member of the non-teaching staff, was also appreciated for her enthusiastic participation. On this occasion, the food stalls of 'kheer and Pude’ set up by the Departments of Design and Cosmetology emerged as one of the major attractions of the event, drawing considerable interest and appreciation from the attendees. The enthusiastic participation of students made the celebration lively and memorable. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla congratulated Mrs. Kuljit Kaur, Head of the Department of Punjabi and In-charge of the event, along with the organizing team comprising Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Dr. Rama Sharma and Mrs. Savita Mehindru and said that 'Tiyan' is the regional name of the festival of Teej which is celebrated throughout Punjab which is dedicated to the onset of the monsoon and focuses on daughters and sisters. Further, Principal Dr. Khosla told that such cultural celebrations are symbols of freedom, cultural identity and women's empowerment. Faculty members from various departments, particularly the Department of Punjabi, were present during the celebration and contributed to its’ success.

Workshop on Wipro Earthian Awards Organized at HMV

 

Under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Mrs. Ekta Khosla, Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya organized an orientation workshop for teachers on “Wipro Earthian Awards” in collaboration with the Punjab State Council for Science & Technology (PSCST). The workshop focused on creating awareness about sustainability, strengthening environmental understanding and encouraging innovative approaches to address contemporary environmental challenges. Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Head, Department of Botany, acted as the Coordinator of the workshop. Dr. Anjana Bhatia also conducted the proceedings of the stage and ensured the seamless flow of the programme. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, symbolising knowledge, enlightenment and the collective commitment towards a sustainable future. The concept note of the workshop was presented, highlighting its objectives, significance and expected outcomes. The distinguished guests and resource persons for the occasion were Dr. Mandakini from PSCST and Mr. Ashish Shah from Wipro. They were accorded a warm welcome with planters and a traditional HMV painting. In her address, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated the dedication and enthusiasm of the organising team. She emphasised that dedication, commitment and loyalty are essential for the successful completion of any project. She urged everyone to remain focused on their responsibilities and work collectively towards achieving the objectives of the initiative. She conveyed her best wishes to the organisers and participants. Dr. Mandakini expressed her delight at visiting HMV and provided an insightful introduction to the Wipro Earthian Awards. She highlighted the significance of the initiative in promoting sustainability and shared that many teachers and educational institutions are benefiting from the programme. She encouraged participants to actively engage with the initiative and transform their learning into meaningful environmental action. Mr. Ashish Shah gave a detailed presentation on the Wipro Earthian initiative, its vision and objectives. He emphasised that the primary objective of the initiative is to build the capacity of individuals and institutions to understand and effectively address environmental challenges. He encouraged the participants to adopt a solution-oriented approach and develop practical sustainability initiatives within their institutions and communities. Dr Harpreet Singh, Head, Bioinformatics Deptt gave vote of thanks. The workshop witnessed enthusiastic participation from around 100 participants. Participants actively engaged in the sessions and shared their experiences, ideas and perspectives related to environmental sustainability and institutional initiatives. The interactive sessions provided an enriching platform for knowledge-sharing, dialogue and capacity-building.
The workshop concluded on an inspiring note, reaffirming HMV’s commitment to promoting environmental consciousness, sustainability, innovation and responsible citizenship.

HMV celebrated National Handloom Day

 

Fashionista Club of PG Department of Fashion Designing of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya celebrated National Handloom Day with great enthusiasm. The celebration featured an informative Exhibition-cum-Workshop, aimed at creating awareness among students about India’s rich and diverse handloom heritage. As part of the exhibition, various traditional handlooms of India were creatively displayed on a map of India, highlighting the distinctive fabrics and weaving traditions associated with different regions of the country. The students of the Fashion Designing Department showcased beautifully designed garments on dress forms, incorporating different traditional handloom fabrics of India. A Charkha was also displayed as a symbol of Swadeshi textiles, representing India’s rich legacy of indigenous textile production and self-reliance. Addressing the gathering, Ms. Navneeta, Incharge, Fashionista Club, apprised the students that the first National Handloom Day was celebrated in Chennai in 2015 as a tribute to the weavers and artisans of India and to promote awareness about the country’s handloom heritage. The exhibition was followed by an engaging workshop on Phulkari embroidery, conducted by Ms. Gurseerat Kaur. The workshop also highlighted the importance of Khaddar. Ms. Gurdeep Kaur, Assistant Professor, Department of Fashion Designing, was also present on the occasion.  Principal Dr. Mrs. Ekta Khosla, appreciated the sincere efforts of the Fashionista Club and the Department of Fashion Designing in organizing the exhibition and workshop. She applauded the students for their creativity and active participation and emphasized the importance of preserving India’s traditional textile crafts and supporting indigenous handloom traditions. The event successfully sensitised the students towards India’s rich handloom heritage and encouraged them to value, preserve and promote traditional textiles through contemporary fashion.

HMV Student Tops University in M.Sc. Chemistry

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (HMV), Jalandhar, once again upheld its tradition of academic excellence with an outstanding performance in the Guru Nanak Dev University examinations held in May 2026. Priyanka Sharma, a student of the Postgraduate Department of Chemistry, secured the First Position in the University with an impressive CGPA of 8.90 in M.Sc. Chemistry. Congratulating Priyanka on her remarkable achievement, Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla appreciated her dedication, hard work, and academic excellence. Principal Dr. Khosla stated that such accomplishments bring immense pride to the institution and motivate other students to strive for excellence. Mrs. Deepshikha, Head of the Postgraduate Department of Chemistry, congratulated Priyanka and wished her continued success. She highlighted that the department offers quality education in Inorganic, Organic, and Physical Chemistry, supported by well-equipped laboratories that provide practical training in synthesis, spectroscopy, analytical techniques, and physical-chemical measurements. On this occasion, Dr. Vandana Thakur, faculty member of the Department of Chemistry, was also present.

MA Punjabi Students of HMV bring laurels with outstanding University Positions

 

The Postgraduate Department of Punjabi of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, celebrated an impressive achievement in semester 4^th of the Guru Nanak Dev University Examinations held in May 2026. Demonstrating academic excellence, Pooja secured the third position in the university with a CGPA of 7.95, while Gurleen Kaur secured the fifth position with a CGPA of 7.86. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla felicitated the meritorious students, the Head of the Department, Mrs. Kuljit Kaur, and the faculty members for their dedicated efforts. Congratulating the achievers, Dr. Khosla expressed pride in their success and stated that such accomplishments reflect the institution's strong academic culture. She encouraged the students to continue striving for excellence and wished them success in their future endeavors. Former Head of the Punjabi Department, Dr. Navroop, also congratulated the students and appreciated the faculty for their constant guidance and commitment. The occasion was attended by Dr. Mandeep Kaur, Dr. Sandeep Kaur, Mrs. Sukhwinder Kaur and Ms. Nisha, who joined in celebrating the students' remarkable achievement.

HMV Student Secures Top Position in B.Com Semester-VI University Exams

 

Students of the B.Com Semester-VI program at Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (HMV), Jalandhar, brought laurels to the institution by achieving outstanding rankings in the university examinations held in May 2026. Muskan secured the first position in the university with a CGPA of 8.35. Jashanpreet Kaur achieved the eighth position with a CGPA of 8.02, while Jagjot Kaur and Pooja Kumari earned spots on the university's merit list with CGPAs of 7.98 and 7.90, respectively. It is a matter of great pride for the institution that Muskan has been a student at HMV since +I, reflecting her consistent academic excellence and dedication. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla congratulated Mrs. Meenu Kohli (Head of the PG Department of Commerce and Management), the faculty members and the meritorious students on this remarkable achievement. She commended the students' sincere efforts and wished them continued success in all their future endeavors. Mrs. Beenu Gupta was also present on the occasion.