HMV Organised a Skill-Enriching Workshop

 

The PG Department of Cosmetology of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, successfully organized a one-day workshop on Eyelash Extension for its students under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The workshop was aimed at equipping students with practical knowledge and professional expertise in one of the most sought-after beauty services in the cosmetology industry. The workshop was conducted by renowned Permanent Makeup Artist Ms. Kajal from Nail Art School, Jalandhar, who shared her valuable industry experience and technical knowledge with the students. The session was designed to provide hands-on training and practical exposure in the latest techniques of eyelash extension, helping students stay updated with current beauty and wellness trends. During the workshop, Ms. Kajal gave a detailed demonstration of the step-by-step procedure of eyelash extension, covering important aspects such as client consultation, selection of lash types, application techniques, safety precautions, hygiene standards, and aftercare guidelines. She also guided students through essential professional practices including correct isolation technique, proper adhesive usage, lash mapping, and the creation of different lash styles such as classic, volume, and hybrid lash extensions. The session proved to be highly interactive and informative as students actively participated in the hands-on training, clarified their doubts, and gained valuable insights into the professional world of lash artistry and permanent makeup. Ms. Kajal also highlighted common mistakes to avoid, while emphasizing the significance of professional ethics, precision, and client safety in cosmetology services. Such skill-based initiatives play an important role in bridging the gap between theoretical learning and practical industry requirements, thereby enhancing the employability and confidence of students. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated the sincere efforts of the department for organizing a career-oriented and skill-enhancing workshop. She encouraged the students to keep upgrading their professional abilities in order to excel in the ever-evolving beauty and wellness industry. The workshop concluded with a formal vote of thanks by Ms. Mukti Arora, Head of the Department of Cosmetology, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to Ms. Kajal for sharing her expertise and inspiring students to pursue excellence in the field of cosmetology. Ms.Navjot Kaur, Ms.Shruti,Ms. Gursimar, and Ms.Manveer were also present on the occasion.

HMV organised an impactful Workshop on Theatre and Stage Performance

 

The Kalidas Dramatic Club and Arya Yuvati Sabha of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar successfully organized a  workshop on theatre and stage performance under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The workshop was aimed at nurturing students’ acting abilities, enhancing their stage confidence, and familiarizing them with the finer nuances of theatrical presentation. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla emphasized that such workshops play a vital role in the holistic development of students. She encouraged the participants to make the most of such enriching learning experiences. During the workshop, Dr. Kajal Puri, Dr. Meenu Talwar and Ms. Jyoti Sehgal shed light on various significant aspects of theatre, including fundamental acting techniques, dialogue delivery, facial expressions, stagecraft, and character portrayal. The students were also provided with practical exposure through interactive activities and demonstrations, enabling them to gain a deeper understanding of dramatic performance and the art of stage presentation. The students participated in the workshop with great enthusiasm and keen interest. Sharing their experiences, they expressed that the session had not only enhanced their confidence but had also inspired them to perform with greater effectiveness and creativity in future theatrical presentations.  Km. Ashu, Km. Prabhleen, Km. Manya, Km. Jahnavi and Km. Benika shared their impressions of the workshop. The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks by Dr. Kajal Puri, Incharge of the Kalidas Dramatic Club, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to the participants for making the event a success.On this occasion, Dr. Mamta, Dr. Jyoti Gogia  and other staff members were also present. The workshop proved to be a highly meaningful and enriching experience, as it not only helped in honing the students’ hidden talents but also deepened their interest and involvement in the vibrant world of theatre.

HMV Hosted a Photo Exhibition with British High Commission to Raise Awareness on Visa Fraud

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya under the guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla , in collaboration with the British High Commission, successfully organized a photo exhibition on campus under the ‘Visa Fraud Ton Bacho’ awareness initiative. The event aimed to educate students and young travellers about the risks associated with visa fraud and irregular migration. The exhibition was formally inaugurated with lighting the lamp.  Mr. Amandeep Grewal, UK’s Deputy Head of Mission, British High Commission and Dr. Navroop Kaur extended a green welcome to the guests. The event began with the lighting of the lamp. The display featured real-life case studies highlighting the tactics used by fraudsters and the severe consequences of falling victim to such scams. During the session, the team from the British High Commission informed students about a dedicated WhatsApp chatbot (+91 70652 51380), designed to provide verified guidance on UK travel in English, Hindi, and Punjabi. The chatbot helps users identify fraudulent practices and offers authentic information on legal travel routes. A WhatsApp helpline is also available to assist individuals with visa procedures, scam awareness, and safe migration pathways. In appreciation of the initiative, Dr. Ekta Khosla said that awareness is the strongest tool to safeguard our youth from the traps of visa fraud. Such initiatives empower students to make informed, responsible, and secure choices while planning their future abroad.  The speakers emphasized that visa fraud can lead to severe consequences, including financial loss, exploitation, and even a 10-year ban from travelling to the UK. The initiative aligns with the Mobility and Migration Partnership Agreement between India and the UK, reinforcing a shared commitment to combat irregular migration. The event witnessed the presence of distinguished guests including Mr. Rajinder S. Nagarkoti, Senior Advisor, Political Media and Migration, British High Commission,  Ms. Rachna Chaturvedi and Ms. Sunayana Sharma (Migration Officers), Mr. Arvind Pal Singh Bhamra (Manager Operations, VFS Global), and The programme was efficiently coordinated by Dr. Rama Sharma, with support from Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Coordinator of Global Linkages. The Music department gave a wonderful performance. Ms. Jyoti Sehgal and Ms. Gayatri Kailey were also present on the occasion. The exhibition proved to be highly informative and impactful, equipping students with essential knowledge to make safe and informed decisions regarding international travel. The students of Music Vocal Department presented Folk Guldasta under the guidance of Dr. Prem Sagar and Dr. Gunjan. The students of Music Instrumental Department presented Folk Orchestra.

HMV students enjoyed an educational excursion

 

Hans Raj Mahila Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, under the aegis of the Multimedia Club, History Association, and Adult Education Society, organized an educational trip to Virasat-e-Khalsa, along with visits to Naina Devi Temple and Anandpur Sahib, offering students a comprehensive exposure to the region’s history and cultural heritage.
The visit to Virasat-e-Khalsa served as the central highlight of the trip, where students explored Punjab’s rich historical and cultural legacy through immersive multimedia exhibits, interactive displays, and visually engaging storytelling techniques. The museum experience aligned closely with the objectives of the Multimedia Club, encouraging digital learning and creative engagement with history.
At Naina Devi, students examined the site from a historical and cultural perspective, gaining insights into its long-standing significance in the regional heritage landscape, including its architectural features and its role in shaping local traditions over time.
The group also visited Anandpur Sahib, where students learned about its contribution to Punjab’s past, its cultural evolution, and its association with significant historical developments. The visit provided a broader understanding of the region’s identity and heritage. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla appreciated the initiative and applauded the organizing teams, stating that such educational excursions connect classroom learning with real-world experiences while promoting holistic student development through the integration of heritage, culture, and technology. The trip was conducted under the guidance of Mr. Ashish Chadha, Mrs. Protima Mander, Dr. Baljinder Singh and Ms. Heena Dhir, whose support and mentorship ensured the success of the programme.

HMV Organised a Blood Donation Camp

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized a Blood Donation Camp with the objective of promoting social service and humanitarian values. The camp was jointly conducted by NSS, Red Cross Society, and Red Ribbon Club in collaboration with Pehal NGO. The medical team from Civil Hospital, Jalandhar played a vital role in ensuring that the entire blood donation process was carried out safely and efficiently. The camp witnessed enthusiastic participation from the students, who actively contributed to this noble cause with a spirit of service. The students voluntarily donated blood, showcasing their sense of social responsibility. A total of 20 units of blood were collected during the camp. The event also helped in creating awareness among students about the importance of blood donation. Faculty members including Dr. Mamta, Dr. Sandeep, and Ms. Nandita also donated blood, inspiring students to take part in such humanitarian activities.  Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated the efforts of NSS Programme Officer Mrs. Kuljeet Kaur, Dr. Jyoti Godgia, Ms. Harman, Dr. Deepti, Red Ribbon Club Incharge Dr. Deepali, Dr. Sandeep, Red Cross Society Incharge Mrs. Pawan Kumari, and Dr. Vandana for successfully organizing the camp. In her message, she emphasized that blood donation is a noble service that plays a crucial role in saving lives and encouraged students to actively participate in such initiatives in the future. She also acknowledged the contributions of Pehal NGO team including President Mrs. Harvinder Kaur, Mr. Bageshwar Singh, Chief Coordinator Mohit Rubal, and Manager Pradeep Kumar, along with the Civil Hospital team including Dr. Gurvinder and Dr. Gagandeep, and honored them as a token of appreciation. The event concluded with a vote of thanks to all the student donors, faculty members, Civil Hospital team, and Pehal NGO for their valuable support. The camp  served to instil a sense of empathy, service, and social responsibility among the youth.

HMV Students Shine in CA Inter and CA Foundation Examinations

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, continues to uphold its legacy of academic excellence as its students achieved remarkable success in the CA Inter and CA Foundation Examinations held in January 2026. Bringing laurels to the college, Komaldeep Kaur Chhabra, a student of B.Com, successfully cleared CA Inter Group II. Adding to this achievement, Isha, Shreya, and Gursimran Kaur cleared CA Inter Group I, showcasing their dedication and perseverance. In the CA Foundation Examination, five students from B.Com: Simran Kumari, Rupali Virdi, Anjali Gill, Manpreet Kaur, and Arpita Sabharwal, qualified successfully. Notably, three of these achievers had also undergone coaching through HMV, highlighting the effectiveness of the institution’s academic support system and its focused approach towards professional exam preparation. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated the students on their commendable success and applauded the Department of Commerce for its consistent efforts in guiding and mentoring students. She appreciated the students’ hard work, determination, and commitment, encouraging them to continue striving for excellence in their future professional pursuits. On this occasion, Mrs. Meenu Kohli, Head, PG Department of Commerce and Management; Mrs. Binoo Gupta, Incharge, HMV Competitive Examination Hub; and Dr. Seema Khanna, Incharge, CA Foundation Coaching Classes, were also present to extend their heartfelt congratulations and best wishes to the successful students. The institution takes immense pride in the achievements of its students and remains dedicated to empowering young women with the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to excel in competitive and professional domains.

HMV organized seminar-cum-workshop on “Isolation and Identification of Nematodes from Soil and Plants”

 

A seminar-cum-workshop on “Isolation and Identification of Nematodes from Soil and Plant Roots” was organized by PG Department of Zoology under the expert guidance of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. The event aimed to provide students with both theoretical knowledge and practical exposure to important techniques used in nematology and agricultural research. The resource person for the seminar was Dr. Puja Ohri, Professor, Department of Zoology, Guru Nanak Dev University. The program began with a green welcome of the resource person by Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla and Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Academics and Head of PG Department of Zoology. Dr. Puja Ohri delivered an informative seminar highlighting the significance of plant parasitic nematodes in agriculture and their impact on crop productivity. She elaborated on eco-friendly approaches for the management of nematodes and emphasized the importance of sustainable agricultural practices. Dr. Ohri also motivated students to pursue research with dedication and perseverance, sharing valuable lessons from her own academic journey. Her talk inspired students to think critically and encouraged them to explore new opportunities in scientific research. The seminar was followed by a hands-on training session conducted by research scholars Ms. Roohi and Mr. Vikram, working under the supervision of Dr. Ohri in Nematology Lab at GNDU Amritsar. During the workshop, they demonstrated the techniques for isolation of nematodes from soil and plant samples. Further, they explained the procedures involved in nematode extraction, microscopic observation, and identification. The participants actively engaged in the practical session and gained first-hand experience in handling and studying nematode samples. Principal, Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated and encouraged the Department to further organize such informative and beneficial workshops which equip the participants with essential skills and develop scientific temperament. Dr Seema Marwaha presented the vote of thanks. Dr. Sakshi Verma and Mr. Ravi Kumar, Assistant Professors in PG Department of Zoology, were the conveners of this event. Faculty members of Science also attended the seminar. Lab technician, Mr. Sachin assisted in making all arrangements for the event.