HMV organizes Fiesta-2026 with Great Enthusiasm

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organised FIESTA–2026, its annual cultural extravaganza, with great enthusiasm under the dynamic leadership of Principal Dr (Mrs) Ekta Khosla. The vibrant fest brought the campus alive with a blend of colours, music, dance, fashion and entrepreneurial activities, highlighting the creativity and talent of students. The event began with the lighting of the ceremonial lamp, followed by the formal inauguration of the fest. The occasion was graced by Chief Guest Dr Anoop Kumar Vats, National Coordinator, DAVCMC, New Delhi, and Guest of Honour Sh. N. K. Sud, Vice President, DAVCMC, along with Sh. Kundan Lal Aggarwal, Dr Sushma Chawla and Mr Surjit Lal. Welcoming the guests, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla presented saplings and mementoes and stated that FIESTA–2026 aligns with the vision of ViksitBharat@2047, nurturing leadership, creativity, entrepreneurship and ethical values among students. Praising the institution, Dr. Anoop Kumar Vats applauded HMV’s distinct identity and described the fest as a meaningful step towards a developed and self-reliant India. He emphasized that such initiatives empower students with and open new avenues for innovation and self-reliance. The cultural programme featured a creative dance performance by Dr Sushma Chawla on Dil Hai Chhota Sa, Chhoti Si Aasha, blending grace with fitness. The fest was further inaugurated by the release of rainbow-coloured balloons, adding vibrancy to the celebration. Folk songs, folk dances and electrifying Punjabi performances by renowned singer Ravi Gill kept the audience enthralled. A major highlight of the fest was the fashion show, where students dazzled the audience with colourful and elegant attire. RJ Sandy and RJ Vikrant conducted the event with fun and frolic. The judges of the event were Ms Seerat Chawla, Head Anchor, ETV India; Ms Parveen Abrol, Social Worker; and Ms Jyoti Kaul. Srishti was crowned Ms FIESTA, while Nancy and Rhythm were declared first and second runners-up respectively. The fest also featured a variety of student-run stalls offering jewellery, garments, grooming services, food items, education hubs, selfie corners and rangoli art. Students enjoyed shopping, food and recreational activities. Musical performances by Indian Idol contestant Kumar Vinay added further charm to the celebrations. The Chief Guest of the concluding session was the Mayor MCJ Mr Vineet Dhir. The guest of honour was Mr Deepak Bali, Advisor Tourism and Cultural Affairs. Punjabi singer Gurpreet Singh enthralled the audience with his lively performance and forced them to tune to his songs. After prize distribution, the vote of thanks was presented by Dr Sangeeta Arora. The event was successfully organised under the guidance of Advisor Dr Seema Marwaha, overall In-charge Dr. Sangeeta Arora, co-incharge Dr. Ashmeen Kaur and Trade Fair In-charge Mrs Meenu Kohli. The programme concluded smoothly with efficient stage management by Dr Anjana Bhatia, Mrs Kuljeet Kaur, Mrs Binoo Gupta, Mrs Ritu Bajaj and Dr Ramnita Saini Sharda.

HMV celebrated International e Day

 

The PG Department of Mathematics of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, celebrated International e Day on 7th February 2026 under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, who consistently motivates for organising such academic events from time to time. The program began with a short introduction explaining the significance of ‘e.’ An e-poster exhibition was organized on the topic ‘Significance of e in diverse discipline’, where students prepared creative posters illustrating the meaning, history, and real-life applications of ‘e’. As part of the celebration department also organised ‘ Visualising Mathematics: From Equations to Screen’, by screening of the movie “Biography of Ramanujan.” The film inspired students by presenting the life and achievements of the great Indian Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan, showing how curiosity, dedication, and passion can lead to remarkable discoveries in mathematics. In the e-Poster Competition Jaspreet (B.Sc. Economics, Semester 6) won first prize,Diya Sharma (B.Sc. Semester 2) and Ashmeet Kaur (B.Sc. Semester 2) won second prize, Simardeep (M.Sc., Semester 4) and Kavya (B.Sc., Semester 6) won third position. Ishika (M.Sc., Semester 2) and Anjali (B.Sc., Semester 4) were given  appreciation prizes. The event concluded with brief and informative remarks by Dr. Gagandeep, Associate Professor and Head of the PG Department of Mathematics, who appreciated the efforts of the students and highlighted the importance of Mathematics in everyday life. On this occasion, Dr. Deepali, Dr. Gaurav, Mrs. Charan and Mr. Satjeet Singh were also present.

HMV to unveil Fiesta 2026-A Carnival of Joy and Glamour

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya is all geared up to host a spectacular HMV  Fiesta 2026 on 8th February, promising an unforgettable blend of fun, entertainment, and creativity. The much-awaited event is being organised under the visionary leadership of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, whose guidance continues to inspire vibrant campus initiatives. The event is planned by the organising  committee comprising Dr. Navroop, Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dr. Sangeeta Arora, and Dr. Ashmeen Kaur. The Fiesta will encompass an exciting mix of fun-filled rides, frolic, lively music, and energetic DJ performances and modelling creating a carnival-like atmosphere for students and visitors alike. Adding star appeal to the celebration, the star cast of the upcoming movie DSP Dev 2 will make a special promotional visit, offering fans a thrilling opportunity to interact and celebrate cinema. Another major attraction of the day will be the soulful performance by popular singer Ravi Gill. The fair will also feature a colourful fair, offering a wide range of stalls showcasing creativity and entrepreneurship. From bakery delights, boutique collections, nail art, resin art, to many other attractive stalls, the fair promises something for everyone With entertainment, shopping, music, and star power coming together, the HMV fete is poised to be a joyful celebration fostering creativity, togetherness, and youthful enthusiasm. The institution warmly invites all to be a part of this vibrant extravaganza.

HMV celebrated Basant Utsav

 

PG Department of Music of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (HMV) celebrated Basant Utsav, the festival of spring, with great fervour and musical elegance. The highlight of the event was a soulful sarangi performance by maestro Ustad Ghulam Ali Khan Sahib, a distinguished disciple of Ustad Wazir Hussain Khan Sahib, which mesmerized the audience and filled the atmosphere with melodic serenity. The programme was organized under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, who extended a warm and cordial welcome to Ustad Ghulam Ali Khan Sahib and the esteemed guests present on the occasion. The dignitaries included Mr. Manjit Singh (AIR), Ms. Kamlesh (AIR), Pandit Ramakant Ji, Arinder Singh Ji, Kale Ram Ji, Tilak Raj Ji, Mr. Sukhdeep (Anhad Studio), Ms. Kulwinder, Ms. Anu, Ms. Manjit, and Ms. Sukhpreet. Addressing the gathering, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla eulogised the rich tradition of music in Indian culture. She emphasized that music is not merely an art form but a powerful medium that relaxes the soul and helps establish deep spiritual connections. Her words resonated strongly with the theme of the festival, reinforcing the timeless relevance of classical music. The audience thoroughly enjoyed the captivating performance by Ustad Ghulam Ali Khan Sahib, whose mastery over the sarangi left the listeners spellbound and created a deeply immersive experience. The event was organized by Dr. Ashmeen, Ms. Ritu Bajaj, and Dr. Rama Sharma. Faculty members Dr. Prem Sagar, Dr. Gunjan, Ms. Drishti, Mr. Parduman, Mr. Jasmail, Mr. Sunny, and Mr. Narayan (Retired) were also present, lending their gracious support to the programme. The programme concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks presented by Dr. Prem Sagar, who expressed gratitude to the artist, guests, organizers, and attendees for making Basant Utsav a memorable and enriching cultural celebration.

40-Hour Certificate Course on React JS successfully completed at HMV

 

The Multimedia Club of PG Department of Multimedia, in collaboration with the HMV Skilled Course Hub, successfully completed a 40-hour Short Term Value Added Certificate Course titled “Build and Deploy Websites with React JS”. The course was designed to equip students with practical knowledge of modern web development using React JS, focusing on hands-on learning, real-time project development, and deployment techniques. The program aimed to enhance technical competencies and improve industry readiness among participants. The successful completion of the course was made possible under the able leadership of the Principal, Dr.(Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. The program was efficiently coordinated by Mrs. Binoo Gupta, with Mr. Ashish Chadha, Head of the Multimedia Department, serving as the Course In-charge. The sessions were conducted by Ms. Heena Dhir, Assistant Professor in Multimedia Department, who acted as the Resource Person. The course received enthusiastic participation and positive feedback from students, marking it as a significant step towards skill enhancement and professional development in the field of web technologies.

HMV Organised an Anti-Drug Awareness Programme

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya organized an Anti-Drug Awareness Programme under the aegis of its NSS Unit, in collaboration with Sardar Ajit Singh Foundation, with the objective of sensitizing students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and promoting a healthy, drug-free lifestyle among the youth. Addressing the students, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla urged them to remain mentally strong and emotionally resilient, emphasizing that inner strength and clarity of mind are essential to resist the lure of drugs. She encouraged the youth to make responsible choices and actively contribute towards building a drug-free society. Students displayed informative posters highlighting the causes, consequences, and social impact of drugs. Vridhi recited a thought provoking poem on the destructive consequences of drug abuse, while Khushi expressed her views on drugs as a form of abuse that shatters lives and futures. Representing Sardar Ajit Singh Foundation, Ms.  Ramanpreet , an alumna of HMV, enlightened the students about the ill effects of drugs on physical health, mental well-being, and social life. She motivated the students to remain alert and informed in order to protect themselves and others from the dangers of substance abuse. Ms. Binoo Gupta, Incharge of the Alumni Association, described drugs as a curse to society, stressing that drug abuse destroys not only individuals but also families and communities, and called for collective efforts to curb this growing menace.
The programme was efficiently conducted by Dr. Jyoti Gogia. The event concluded with a pledge advocating awareness, self-control, and collective responsibility in the fight against drug abuse. Dr. Neeru Bharti, Mrs. Savita Mahendru and Dr. Shailendra were also present on the occasion.

HMV organised a Seminar on Union Budget 2026

 

PG Department of Commerce and Management of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organised a seminar on the Union Budget 2026: Analytical Insights under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. It aimed at enhancing students’ understanding of the Union Budget presented by honourable Finance Minister Mrs.Nirmala Sitharaman, focusing on its implications for the Indian economy, trade, and industry. The distinguished resource persons of the seminar were CA Ashwani Kumar Randeva, a practicing Chartered Accountant with over four decades of professional experience and CA Gurleen Singh Sahni having expertise in Indirect Taxes, Forensic Audit, Fraud Detection, Artificial Intelligence, and Concurrent Audit of Banks.
Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla emphasized that such seminars bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, enabling students to become informed and responsible future professionals. She appreciated the efforts of the PG Department of Commerce and Management for organizing such a relevant and enriching academic activity. Mrs. Meenu Kohli, Head of the Department highlighted the significance of understanding the Union Budget for Commerce students and encouraged them to develop analytical thinking. CA Gurleen Singh Sahni highlighted the implications of budget on common masses focusing specially on indirect taxes. He mentioned that there is no change in the GST limit for registration. It focuses on ease of compliance, technology readiness, without harrasment to common masses and cleaning the loopholes of system by making it simpler. He also emphasized the concept of 'Corporate Mitra' and its benefits for students as introduced in budget. CA Ashwani Kumar Randeva focused on the need for Union budget and various sources of income and expenditure of the government, which is the base of preparing budget. He also highlighted the reasons for fall in stock market. Commerce Club incharge, Dr. Seema Khanna presented a formal vote of thanks and encouraged students to stay updated with national economic developments and highlighted the importance of financial literacy in today’s dynamic world. The stage proceedings were efficiently conducted by Mrs. Shefali Kashyap. The seminar concluded with an interactive question-answer session, making the event highly informative and engaging. On this occasion, Mrs.Binoo Gupta, Mrs. Meenu Kundra, Dr.Kajal Puri, Mrs.Savita Mahendru, Dr.Minakshi Duggal Mehta,Dr.Jaspreet Kaur and other faculty members from Commerce Department were also present.