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.
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Tuesday, 11 August 2026
Workshop on Wipro Earthian Awards Organized at HMV
Monday, 10 August 2026
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.
Friday, 7 August 2026
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.
Thursday, 6 August 2026
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 4th
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.
Wednesday, 5 August 2026
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.
Tuesday, 4 August 2026
HMV Organizes Successful Short-Term French Language Course
The Skilled Courses Hub of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya Jalandhar
successfully concluded the third batch of its Interactive French Learning (Basic and Advanced Level)
certificate course for the session 2025-2026. A total of 19 students
successfully completed the 30-hour training programme,
demonstrating their commitment to acquiring valuable Non-Native language
skills. To mark the successful completion of the course, certificates were
presented to the participants by the Principal Dr. (Mrs.)
Ekta Khosla. Congratulating the students on their achievement; Principal Dr.
Khosla emphasized the growing importance of skill-based education and
highlighted the advantages of learning a Non-Native language in today's
globally connected world. Mrs. Binoo Gupta, Skilled Courses Coordinator, and
Dr. Shweta Chauhan, Course In-charge, appreciated
the students for their dedication and active participation throughout the
course. Encouraged by the overwhelming participation and positive feedback, the
Skilled Courses Hub is set to launch a new batch later this month, offering more students the
opportunity to develop essential language skills and broaden their global
perspectives.
Monday, 3 August 2026
HMV Organises Orientation and Induction Ceremony for Postgraduate Freshers
Hans Raj Mahila Maha
Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organised an Orientation and Induction Ceremony for the
newly admitted postgraduate students to mark the commencement of the new
academic session. The programme aimed to familiarise the students with the
institution’s rich academic legacy, core values, disciplined environment, and
the wide range of academic and co-curricular opportunities available on campus.
The ceremony commenced with auspicious Havan Yajna. Amid the
chanting of Vedic hymns and devotional bhajans, the Principal, faculty members,
staff and newly admitted students offered sacred oblations into the holy fire
and prayed for a successful, knowledge-enriching and auspicious academic year.
The spiritual ambience infused the gathering with positivity and enthusiasm.
Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, the Chief Guest on the occasion, extended a warm
welcome to the postgraduate students and congratulated them on embarking upon a
new phase of academic excellence. Addressing the gathering, she stated that
postgraduate education is not merely about earning a higher degree but about
expanding knowledge, nurturing a research-oriented outlook, fostering
innovation, developing leadership qualities and strengthening social
responsibility. Encouraging the students to make the best use of their time, Dr
Khosla urged them to pursue academic excellence with dedication, uphold ethical
values, maintain discipline and cultivate a positive outlook. She emphasised
that Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya provides an intellectually stimulating
environment supported by modern research facilities, experienced faculty, skill
development programmes, placement assistance and personality development
opportunities. She also motivated the students to actively participate in
research, innovation, seminars, workshops, cultural activities, sports and
extension programmes to realise their full potential and contribute to the
institution’s proud legacy. During the orientation session, coordinators of
various departments and cells acquainted the students with the college’s
academic policies, support services and student welfare initiatives. Dr Seema
Marwaha explained the leave rules, eligibility criteria and academic schedule.
Mrs Beenu Gupta briefed the students about scholarships and short-term certificate
courses. Dr Urvashi Mishra introduced the Students’ Council and its activities,
while Dr Ashmeen Kaur highlighted the mentoring system, counselling services
and youth welfare programmes. Dr Ramanita Saini Sharda familiarised the
students with the Central Library, digital resources and research support
services. Mr Jagjit Bhatia shared information regarding placements, internships
and career opportunities. Lt Sonia Mahindru introduced the activities and
significance of the NCC, while Mrs. Kuljeet Kaur spoke about the NSS,
discipline and community engagement programmes. Ms Harpreet Kaur explained the
student support services and welfare schemes, and Dr Anil Bhasin briefed the
students about the college transport facilities and related guidelines. The
proceedings were efficiently conducted by Dr Anjana Bhatia. The programme
concluded with an enthusiastic response from the students, who appreciated the
institution’s distinguished academic traditions, modern infrastructure,
disciplined environment and student-centric approach. All Heads of Departments,
faculty members and staff were present on the occasion. The Orientation and
Induction Ceremony proved to be an inspiring and informative beginning for the
postgraduate students, setting a positive tone for a successful and enriching
academic session.






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