HMV organised a Special Ceremony Dedicated to International Women’ Day

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (HMV), Jalandhar organized a dignified ceremony dedicated to women’s strength and dignity on the occasion of International Women’s Day. The event was organized by the Holistic Cell and Women Empowerment Cell in collaboration with Nari Chetna Welfare Society (Regd.) under the inspiring guidance of the Principal, Dr. Ekta Khosla. The programme began with the traditional lighting of the ceremonial lamp and welcome of the Chief Guests, Mrs. Sanchi Dutta and Simroni Kaur. The event was also graced by the presence of distinguished members of Nari Chetna Welfare Society including Chief Patron Mrs. Kusum Sharma, President Mrs. Anju Sharma, Secretary Sanjay Gupta, Joint Secretary Mrs. Kuljit Kaur, Treasurer Anita Batla, Raman Sharma, Advisor Prof. Madhu Sethi, Media Advisor Ms. Amanjeet Kaur and Pinky Bedi along with other esteemed members. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated Mrs. Kuljit Kaur (Incharge, Holistic Cell) and Mrs. Protima Mander (Incharge, Women Empowerment Cell) for organizing the event. She appreciated the efforts of Nari Chetna Welfare Society for its commendable work in promoting women empowerment, awareness and self-reliance in society. She also expressed hope that the organization will continue to work for the upliftment of women and the overall development of society in the future. Mrs. Kusum Sharma introduced the Nari Chetna Welfare Society and highlighted  it’s main aim as make women aware of their rights so that they can actively contribute to the development of society. The programme was further enriched by vibrant cultural performances by the students. Mrs. Kuljit Kaur also delivered a PowerPoint presentation. On this special occasion, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla was honoured with a phulkari and a memento in recognition of her invaluable contribution to the field of education and her exemplary leadership. Several women who have made remarkable contributions to society were also felicitated. Jaspreet Kaur (District Language Officer, Kapurthala) was honoured for her significant contribution to the promotion of the Punjabi language. Mrs. Kusum Sharma was specially honoured for her dedicated service to society, while Amarjeet Kaur and Kuljit Kaur received appreciation awards. In addition, Mrs. Sheela Khanna, Satish Ji and other social workers were also honoured for their contributions. Chief Guests Manjeet Kaur and Sanchi Dutta were also felicitated for their service to society. Mrs. Protima Mander, Incharge of the Women Empowerment Cell, was also honoured for her excellent work. She proposed the vote of thanks and expressed gratitude to all the distinguished guests and participants for making the event successful.

Week Long Celebrations of National Science Day concluded at HMV

 

C.V. Raman Science Society of Hans Raj Mahila MahaVidyalaya, Jalandhar, organized DST-CURIE sponsored week long activities to celebrate the National Science Day from 28-02-2026 to 06-03-2026 under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. Dr. Ekta Khosla, herself a passionate researcher, shed light on the theme for National Science Day celebrations 2026 i.e. “Women in Science: Catalyzing Viksit Bharat” which serves as a reminder of the transformative power of fundamental research and its long term impact on technology and industry. The chief guest, of the Valedictory function, Dr. Neelima Jerath, Ex-director, Pushpa Gujral Science City, and Freelance consultant UNDP delivered a talk on “Role of AI in Catalyzing Viksit Bharat”. All the Head of departments of science faculty extended green greetings to Madam Principal and the Chief Guest of the event.  She elaborated the impact of AI in our life by citing examples of optimized traffic management, robotic surgeries, drug discovery, disease prediction, Self driven cars etc. She also explained the role of AI for women education and up skilling. She concluded her talk by stressing on the need ensuring that AI systems act in accordance with shared human values and ethical principles. Dr. Saloni Sharma, Incharge, C. V. Raman Science Society discussed the importance of celebrating National Science Day which is celebrated to commemorate the discovery of Raman Effect by the eminent Physicist Sir C. V. Raman. Mrs. Deepshikha, coordinator, of the event, highlighted that the theme of National Science Day 2026 aligns scientific advancements with India’s vision of becoming a developed nation while recognizing the role of women researchers and innovators.  Various events like Scientific choreography, idea pitching, Scientific Rangoli, Quiz, Flower Variety Show were organized on the themes: Environment Protection, Space and Astronomy, Science and Health, throughout the weeklong Science day celebrations. The celebrations   commenced with scientific choreography on theme “Impact of Science on Human Journey” on 28^th February 2026. The choreography showcased the contribution of science and technology towards societal development, environment protection, women empowerment and created awareness on the need of sustainable development. In poster making competition, Arshdeep Kaur, B.Sc. Biotechnology Sem-II, Trishala Vaid, B.Sc. Med Sem VI, Ashmeet Kaur, B.Sc. NM Sem – II got 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd prize respectively. In Scientific Quiz, Noorjot Kaur, B.Sc. Med Sem II, Seyam, B.Sc. Med Sem II, Bhawna Sharma, B.Sc. NM Sem -II got the 1^st prize. While in Scientific Rangoli, Parineeta and Harshita, B.Sc. NM Sem-IV, Anushka and Mehak, M.Sc. Chemistry Sem-II, Ishika and Neha, M.Sc. Maths Sem-II got 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd prize respectively. Jasmine Sharma, B.Sc. Biotech. Sem-II, Ridhima Garg and Navjot Kaur, B.Sc. Med Sem-II, Ankita, B.Sc. C.Sc. Sem-VI secured 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd prize respectively in Idea Pitching competition. For Flower Variety Show, Pallavi, B.Sc. Med Sem-VI, Konica, B.Sc. Med Sem-IV and Kumari Kamini, M.Sc. Botany Sem-IV secured 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd prize respectively. Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean academics, appreciated the efforts of students and their mentors, for the mesmerizing performances and also encouraged students to participate in all the activities organized for them with full zeal and enthusiasm. The stage was hosted by Dr. Anjana Bhatia, and Dr. Sakshi. Dr. Saloni Sharma presented the vote of thanks. Dr. Gagandeep, Dr. Harpreet Singh Dr. Jatinder Kumar, Dr. Shaveta Chauhan Mr. Sumit Sharma, Mrs. Purnima Sharma, Dr. Sushil Kumar, Dr. Ramandeep, Ms. Harpreet Kaur, Dr. Sakshi Verma, Dr. Simmi Garg, Dr. Vandna Thakur, Dr. Shuchi, Dr. Gaurav, Dr. Deepali, Dr. Samriti Vaid, Ms. Tanisha, Ms. Hemlata were all the part of the event.  

HMV Celebrated the Spirit of Womanhood with SHEROES Awards 2026

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, in collaboration with Radio City, organized the SHEROES Awards 2026 under the dynamic leadership of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The event was a celebration of courage, resilience, and excellence, honouring women from diverse walks of life who inspire, empower, and create a meaningful impact in society. The programme commenced with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp. The awardees were warmly welcomed by Dr. Navroop, Dr. Mamta, Dr. Ashmeen, Dr. Rama Sharma, Dr. Sushma Chawla, Ms. Parveen Abroal , a social activist and Ms. Seema Soni, Regional Director, Radio City. Dr. Navroop , Convener of the event expressed heartfelt gratitude to the organisers and remarked that women possess the strength and determination to achieve every goal through dedication and hard work. The event was gracefully hosted by RJ Sandy from Radio City, whose vibrant presence added enthusiasm and charm to the celebration. On this special occasion, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla was honoured as an epitome of an empowered woman and a true role model who inspires others through her visionary leadership and commitment to excellence. A total of twenty-four awardees who  excelled in various fields such as sports, social media influencing, lifestyle coaching, and social service through NGOs were felicitated with souvenirs by the jury panelists. The honoured achievers included Ms. Ambika Sonia, Ar. Meenal Verma, Ms. Amanjeet Kaur (Flower Queen), Ms. Anchor Neetu, Ms. Seema Jaggi Chaudhary, Ms. Sukhdeep Kumari, Ms. Davinder Mahindru, Ms. Ritu Kolentine, Ms. Neha Batra, Ms. Megha Sareen, Ms. Neeru Jairath, Dr. Anjana Joshi, Dr. Navroop, Ms. Seerat Chawla, Ms. Pallavi Bajaj, Ms. Sonia Chabbra (Mission Smile NGO), Ms. Geetika Chadha, Ms. Preeti Gulati, Dr. Rama Sharma, Ms. Aastha Abroal, Ms. Trishla Sharma, Ms. Disha Dhir, and Ms. Sanjana Bhola. The ceremony was further enlivened with vibrant cultural performances and melodious songs that added colour and joy to the celebration. The event was successfully coordinated under the overall guidance of Dr. Navroop, Dr. Ashmeen, and Dr. Rama Sharma, whose dedicated efforts made the occasion memorable and inspiring. The programme concluded on a note of appreciation and celebration of the indomitable spirit of women who continue to lead, inspire, and transform society.

Commerce Club of HMV Organized an Inter-Class Competition on Artificial Intelligence

 

Under the benevolent leadership of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, the Commerce Club of the PG Department of Commerce and Management, Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organized an Inter-Class PowerPoint Presentation Competition on the theme “AI: Transforming Commerce and Management”. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla emphasized that such academic competitions are specifically aimed at enabling students to explore their hidden potential, enhance analytical thinking, and stay aligned with emerging trends in the business world. The competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from around forty students representing B.Com, BBA, B.Com (Financial Services), B.Voc (BFS), B.Voc (E-Commerce), and M.Com programmes. Participants presented their ideas in an innovative and insightful manner, reflecting a strong understanding of contemporary applications of Artificial Intelligence. The event was adjudged by Mrs. Binoo Gupta, Ms. Meenu Kundra, Dr. Kajal Puri, and Mrs. Savita Mahendru. The presentations highlighted the transformative role of AI in commerce, management, and finance, covering areas such as digital marketing, consumer behavior analysis, investment and portfolio management, supply chain and operations, financial services, auditing, fraud detection, fintech innovations, AI-driven chatbots, CRM, strategic planning, and business intelligence. Emerging themes like AI in human resource management, future job roles, startup innovation, Green AI for sustainability, ethical concerns, and challenges of AI adoption in India were also thoughtfully discussed.
The first prize was awarded to Jhalak Khanna, Manya Taneja, Jaspreet Kaur, and Khushi Gogna from B.Com Semesters II, IV, VI, and M.Com Semester II respectively. The second prize was secured by Gurleen Kaur and Ashu of B.Com Semesters II and IV, and Muskaan Kaushal of BBA Semester IV. All participants were awarded appreciation certificates. Dr. Seema Khanna, Incharge Commerce Club, congratulated the winners and appreciated the dedicated efforts of the organizing team comprising Mrs. Shefali Kashyap and Ms. Ritu (Event Coordinators), Dr. Minakshi Duggal Mehta, Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, Ms. Kanika Sharma, Ms. Yaagrika, Mrs. Baljinder Kaur, Mrs. Preeti, and the student team of the Commerce Club. The stage proceedings were efficiently conducted by Km. Tanisha Sachedva, Secretary Commerce Club, and Km. Mohini, Assistant Secretary Commerce Club.

HMV celebrated Eco-Rang Utsav : Environment awareness amidst colours

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, witnessed a unique celebration of colours and consciousness as the Environment Club, in collaboration with the Fashionista Club, organized the vibrant “Eco-Rang Utsav” under the motivation of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The primary objective of the event was to sensitize students towards environmental conservation and to inspire them to celebrate traditional festivals like Holi in a natural and eco-friendly manner. The event featured various competitions, with Card Making and Rangoli Making being the highlights. Through their creative expressions, students beautifully showcased the importance of environmental protection, the use of natural colours, and glimpses of rich Indian culture. The enthusiasm and artistic flair of the participants filled the campus with festive spirit. Several engaging activities added charm to the celebration, including Rang Revolution, Vibrant Vibes, Holihut, Home Decor, Holi Delicacies Corner, Selfie Corner, Decoration Corner, and Tattoo and Face Painting Corner. These activities not only provided enjoyment but also encouraged the use of eco-friendly products. The event was successfully organised by Mrs. Navneeta, Incharge of the Fashionista Club, and Dr. Sakshi Verma, Incharge of the Environment Club. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated the enthusiasm and creativity of the students and remarked that such initiatives foster responsibility and positive thinking towards the environment. Expressing her happiness over the successful organization of “Eco-Rang Utsav,” she emphasized that such programmes promote cultural values and environmental sensitivity among students. She congratulated the organizing teams and participants for their commendable efforts. A large number of students participated enthusiastically and pledged to spread the message of an eco-friendly holi in society. The event proved to be a beautiful confluence of knowledge, creativity, and joy.

Shuchita of HMV Cleared UGC-NET in English

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya takes immense pride in the remarkable achievement of its alumnae Shuchita, who has successfully cleared the UGC-NET in the subject of English, bringing great honour to the institution. An outstanding postgraduate in English from the college, Shuchita has once again proved that dedication, perseverance and the strong academic foundation provided by HMV pave the way for excellence. Chairman LAC, Justice (Retd.) Sh. N. K. Sud and the worthy Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated her for this commendable accomplishment and wished her continued success in all her future endeavours. They appreciated her hard work and described her achievement as a source of inspiration for the students of the institution. Head of the Department, Dr. Mamta, also lauded Shuchita’s dedication and expressed confidence that she would scale greater heights in her academic journey. The occasion was graced by the presence of Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Mrs. Ritu Bajaj, Mrs. Lovleen Kaur, Mr. Neeraj Aggarwal and Mr. Parminder Singh.

Ms. Arti, MA Student of HMV Clears UGC-NET

 

Aarti, a postgraduate student of the Hindi Department at Hans Raj Mahila Mahavidyalaya, has brought pride to the institution by successfully clearing the prestigious UGC-NET examination. She achieved this success through her dedication, hard work and consistent efforts in academics. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla congratulated Aarti on her remarkable achievement and stated that this accomplishment is not only the result of Aarti’s perseverance and commitment but also reflects the institution’s strong academic tradition and excellent mentorship. She expressed hope that Aarti’s success would inspire others to remain devoted to their goals. Wishing her a bright future, the Principal expressed confidence that Aarti would continue to scale new heights and bring further recognition to the college and society. Head of the Hindi Department Dr. Jyoti Gogia, Assistant Professor Mrs. Pawan Kumari, and Dr. Deepti Dheer also appreciated her, describing her as a sincere and hardworking student. Aarti expressed her gratitude and shared that her success is the result of her teachers’ guidance, her family’s support, and her persistent efforts. She acknowledged that the motivating environment and encouragement from the college played a crucial role in helping her achieve her goal. She also encouraged her peers to move forward with regular study habits and a positive mindset, and extended her heartfelt thanks to the Principal and the faculty of the Hindi Department.