HMV Celebrated Hindi Diwas with Enthusiasm

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized a special lecture and various activities to commemorate the Hindi Diwas. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Pankaj Mala Sharma, Retired Professor and Ex-Chairperson Music Department and Ex Dean Faculty of Fine Arts, Panjab University, Chandigarh, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest . Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla warmly welcomed the distinguished guests and highlighted the significance of the Hindi language and encouraged the students to contribute actively to the promotion and dissemination of the Hindi Language. Further, Principal Dr. Khosla remarked that Hindi is a language of emotions and emphasized the need to develop and strengthen Hindi in the field of technology as well. Moreover, Principal Dr. Khosla encouraged the students to communicate more frequently in Hindi and also contribute to its wider use and promotion. The Chief Guest, Dr. Pankaj Mala Sharma, shed light on the importance of Hindi and emphasized that we should respect our mother tongue and must promote Hindi at the Global level. She observed that Hindi is a language that embraces and accommodates the diversity of languages in society with ease. It provides a natural medium for expressing feelings of love, cooperation, and harmony. She stressed that remaining conscious of and committed to our language and culture is a collective responsibility. She encouraged the students to pledge to use Hindi more extensively and contribute to its promotion and propagation. As part of the programme, a signature campaign was conducted to raise awareness about the Hindi language. A Hindi awareness rally was also organized, in which students participated enthusiastically and conveyed the message of respecting and promoting Hindi. A Nukkad Natak, written and directed by Dr. Jyoti Gogia, was also staged on the occasion. Through the play, the importance of Hindi and the need for its wider use were conveyed in an effective and engaging manner. Various competitions, including poetry, essay writing, and poster-making, were organized for the students to mark the Hindi Diwas. The students participated enthusiastically and showcased their creative talents. The winners and outstanding performers were felicitated with prizes. On the occasion, the Hindi Department’s e-magazine, Sahitya Avalokan, was also released. The entire programme was organized under the supervision of Dr. Jyoti Gogia and Dr. Meenu Talwar. On this eve, faculty members from the department of Hindi viz. Dr. Pawan Kumari, and Dr. Deepti Dhir were also present. The programme conveyed a significant message to the students, inspiring them to develop a sense of respect, pride, and responsibility towards the Hindi language.

PGDFS Students of HMV Excel in University Examinations

 

Students of the PG Diploma in Financial Services (PGDFS), Semester II, of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, made the institution proud by securing the top three positions in the Guru Nanak Dev University Examinations conducted in May 2026. Rajdeep secured the First Position with an outstanding 8.09 CGPA, followed by Reeva, who achieved the Second Position with 7.73 CGPA. Samandeep earned the Third Position with 7.55 CGPA, adding another milestone to the college's academic achievements. On this remarkable accomplishment, Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla extended her heartfelt congratulations to Mrs. Meenu Kohli, Head of the PG Department of Commerce and Management, along with the faculty members and the successful students. She commended the students for their hard work, commitment, and determination, stating that their success reflects the institution's strong academic environment and the dedicated guidance of its faculty. She also wished them greater achievements in their future academic and professional pursuits. Mrs. Binoo Gupta was also present on the occasion and joined in congratulating the students on their exceptional performance.

Talent Hunt 2026 organised at HMV Collegiate School

 

HMV Collegiate Sr. Sec. School organised Talent Hunt 2026 to enhance and amplify the talent and skills of young and energetic students of SSC I & SSC II. More than 350 Students of SSC-I and SSC-II utilized this opportunity enthusiastically and showcased their talent pertaining to multiple facets ranging from Declamation Contest, Poem Recitation, Music & Dance, Nail Art, Mehndi, Rangoli Competition, Reel Making, Mimicry to Quiz Contest. The Chief Guest of the event was Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. Dean Academics and School Advisor Dr. Seema Marwaha, Mrs Upma Gupta, School Incharge, & Mrs Renu Walia, Incharge Cultural Activities, welcomed the esteemed Chief Guest with a planter. The event was commenced with lamp lighting followed by DAV Gaan. The dynamic force behind this event, Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla expressed her immense pleasure to watch the wonderful performances of the students. Addressing the students, Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla welcomed the young participants and highlighted the purpose of organising the Talent Hunt. She said that the event aimed to identify the multifaceted talents hidden within students and provide them with a suitable platform to showcase and nurture their abilities. She appreciated the efforts of the students and remarked that every student possesses a unique talent which can be recognised and refined through appropriate opportunities. She encouraged the students to make the best use of their talents and bring pride to their parents, teachers and institution. She further advised them not to compare their talents with those of others, as every individual is unique and has been blessed by God with different abilities. She motivated the students to take inspiration from the talents of others, imbibe their good qualities and strive to become better human beings. The declamation contest as well as Poem Recitation was adjudged by Dr Saloni Sharma, Head Physics Department in which the students eloquently expressed their oratory skills. In Declamation contest, Prabhnoor kaur secured the first position, Diya Vaid Got the second and Tanu attained the third position. In poem recitation, Diya Vaid, Jasmine Kaur and Pragati secured first, second and third positions respectively. In Mind Blogger (Quiz Competition) Anuradha Kumari stood first, Arshiya second and Sejal secured the third position and it was adjudged by Dr Sushil Kumar, Assistant Professor Physics Department. The sharp acumen in Mehandi competition and Nail Art was given by Ms. Mukti Arora, Assistant Professor in Cosmetology. In Mehandi competition, Rose attained the first position, Bhumi secured the second position and in the third position stood Manya kaur and Rani. In Nail Arts Competition, Kritika clinched the first position. The Rangoli competition was adjuged by Dr Rakhi Mehta Head BD Department and in it Jasmeen, Dipika Rawat & Sushma Devi & Harleen Kaur secured the first, second and third position respectively. Reel Making competition was assessed by Dr. Rama Sharma, Head of Mass Communication and Journalism Department, in which Nikita secured the first position, Gurbani Kaur attained the second position and Khushbu attained the third position. Dr Baljinder Singh, Assistant Professor in Sociology adjudged Mimicry Competition in which Rhythm Kaur stood first and Sushma got the best actor prize. The Music Contest was adjudged by, Dr. Ritu Bhardwa, Assistant Professor in Music, in which Sehajpreet kaur secured first, and Ruth secured second position in Music Vocal category and Jasleen secured the first position in Music Instrument category. Mrs Surbhi, Assistant professor in Indian Classical Dance , acted as a judge of dance competition in which Gursimranpreet Kaur attained the first position, Prabhnoor kaur secured second and Tavleen & Nikita secured third position in solo category and in group category, Gidha Punjabi Mutiyara da, Vibe Tribe, and Keesha & Yashika secured the first, second and the third positions respectively. The stage was conducted by Ms. Sukriti Sharma. All the members of teaching and non teaching staff were present in the event.

HMV Organizes Workshop on World Suicide Prevention Day

 

The Freudian Psychological Society of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organised a workshop on the occasion of World Suicide Prevention Day, under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The workshop featured two insightful sessions. Mrs. Sangeeta Bhatia, Headmistress and HOD of Psychology, MGN Public School Jalandhar conducted a session on “Speak Up for Life: Prevent Suicide”, highlighting case studies, individual responsibilities, preventive steps and the importance of creating a culture of suicide prevention. The virtual session by Dr. Amandeep Singh, Assistant Professor, Project Director (ICSSR Project) and Suicide Prevention Researcher, Department of Liberal Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, Manipal Academy of Higher Education (MAHE), Bengaluru Campus, Karnataka, focused on “Beyond the Pain: Understanding Self-Injury and Preventing Suicide.” He sensitised students about myths, warning signs, stages of suicidal behaviour, psychological distress, safety protocols, coping strategies and preventive measures. Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Head, P.G. Department of Psychology, welcomed the resource persons. Principal Dr. Khosla appreciated the initiative and emphasised the importance of psychological awareness and timely support among students. More than 100 students actively participated in the workshop. Faculty members Ms. Priya, Ms. Nandita Sharma, Ms. Ishamanpreet Kaur and Mrs. Gurpreet were also present. The event was anchored by Sahejpreet Kaur and concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Ashmeen Kaur.

Voter Registration Camps Organized at HMV

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organized a series of Voter Registration Camps to encourage young students to participate actively in the democratic process. The camps were organized under the guidelines of the Punjab Government's Office of Electoral Registration and Department of Higher Education on August 26, September 3 and September 9, 2026 by the Electoral Literacy Club and PG Department of Political Science. The initiative aimed at guiding students aged 18 years and above regarding their registration in the electoral roll and making them aware of their rights and responsibilities as responsible citizens. Principal Dr. Mrs. Ekta Khosla motivated the eligible students to register themselves as voters and emphasized that participation in the electoral process is not only a democratic right but also a moral responsibility. She stated that India’s emergence as a global leader is deeply rooted in its strong democratic values and institutions. Active participation of the youth in the democratic process, she added, is essential for strengthening the nation and realizing the vision of Viksit Bharat @2047. She further said that these camps were organized under special campaign and enrollment drive for eligible students aged 18 and 18 plus as voters and form a part of ongoing Special Intensive Revision 2026 by the Government of Punjab. HMV is making every possible effort to facilitate voter registration and ensure that eligible students receive proper guidance throughout the process. During the camps, Mrs. Alka, Head of the Department of Political Science and SVEEP Nodal Officer, along with Dr. Jiwan Devi, In-charge of the Political Science Forum, guided the students regarding the procedure for filling Form 6 and the Declaration Form. Students were also informed that these forms can be downloaded from the official website of the Election Commission of India and, after completion, submitted to the Booth Level Officer (BLO) of their respective areas. The SVEEP Ambassadors of the college also played an active role in the campaign. Bhawana (M.A. Semester III), Jahanvi and Palak (M.A. Semester I), Simran, Akanshi, Tanvi and Aditi Sharma (B.A. Semester V), and Drishti and Anshita (B.A. Semester I) reached out to fellow students through both online and offline modes and assisted them with voter registration-related information. The initiative reflected HMV’s continued commitment towards nurturing socially aware, responsible and democratically conscious citizens who can contribute meaningfully to the vision of a developed and progressive India.

 

B.Voc Mental Health & Counselling Students of HMV Secured University Positions

 

Students of B.Voc. (Mental Health and Counselling), Semester IV of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, brought laurels to the institution by securing top positions in the GNDU university examinations. Km. Pahul Jabal secured the first position with an outstanding 9.18 SGPA. Km. Ramneek and Km. Pahulpreet Kaur jointly secured the second position with 9.00 SGPA, while Km. Sheryl Salhotra, Km. Sahejpreet Kaur, and Km. Natasha jointly bagged the third position, securing 8.82 SGPA. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla congratulated Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Head of the Department of psychology, the faculty members, and the meritorious students for their commendable achievement. Principal Dr. Khosla appreciated the students for their dedication and hard work and wished them continued success in their academic pursuits.

 

HMV Collegiate School Conducts Students' Council Installation Ceremony

 

HMV Collegiate Sr. Sec. School organized its Installation Ceremony to formally induct the newly elected Student Council for the academic session 2026–27 under the able guidance of the Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. Principal Dr.  Khosla was accorded a warm welcome with a planter by Dr. Urvashi Mishra, Dean, Student Council, and Mrs. Upma Gupta, School In-charge. The newly appointed student leaders were formally invested with their badges and entrusted with their respective responsibilities. Taking the oath of office, they pledged to discharge their duties sincerely and responsibly while upholding the values of loyalty, truth, and honour. Diya Vaid of SSC-II Non-Medical was appointed Head Girl. Nikita of SSC-II Commerce and Uma of SSC-II Arts were appointed Joint Head Girls. Harkirat Kaur of SSC-I Commerce, Arshiya of SSC-I Arts and Anandi of SSC-I Medical were appointed Assistant Head Girls. The Class Representatives and Task Force members, who form an integral part of the Student Council, were also formally inducted. Thirteen students were selected for the Task Force, while nine students were appointed as Class Representatives. Addressing the gathering, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated the newly inducted student leaders and highlighted the importance of effective leadership through the concept of the Three Hs—Head to Think, Heart to Feel and Hand to Do. She encouraged them to become role models for their fellow students, perform their responsibilities judiciously, maintain discipline and integrity, and remain guided by strong moral values. She also urged them to strive for academic excellence, actively participate in sports and co-curricular activities, take care of their well-being, support their fellow students, and show due respect to their teachers. Dr. Khosla further encouraged them to treat their oath as a sincere commitment and to always strive for excellence. Dr. Urvashi Mishra, Dean, Student Council, congratulated the newly appointed office bearers and emphasized that leadership is not merely about holding a position or wearing a badge; rather, it is a responsibility to serve others with sincerity, dedication, and integrity. She further encouraged the student leaders to remain fair, disciplined, approachable, and committed to working collectively for the progress and welfare of the school. The ceremony concluded with a Vote of Thanks proposed by Mrs. Upma Gupta, School Incharge. She expressed her gratitude to Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, Dr. Seema Marwaha, School Advisor, faculty members, the HMV Student Council, and the supporting staff for their valuable contributions to the successful organization of the programme. The ceremony concluded with the singing of the National Anthem.