HMV Announces Sports Trials for the session 2026–27

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, has always showcased outstanding achievements in sports at international, national, and university levels, bringing immense pride to the institution. HMV sportspersons have represented India on prestigious international platforms. To carry forward this rich sporting tradition, the college is organizing Sports Trials for the session 2026–27 under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla . Trials for college section will be conducted on April 25, 2026, for a wide range of games including Archery (Compound & Recurve), Athletics, Basketball, Volleyball, Judo, Fencing, Wrestling, Shooting, Wushu, Taekwondo, Boxing, Kho-Kho, Rugby, Gymnastics(R,A) Cycling(T,R), Karate, Badminton, Football, Cricket, Silat, Softball, Kabaddi, Water Sports, and Swimming. The school-level trials will be conducted on April 24, 2026, for games such as Athletics, Basketball, Cricket, Judo, Wrestling, Karate, Badminton, and Football, providing young aspirants a platform to step into the world of competitive sports. Highlighting the institution’s commitment to nurturing talent, Dr. Ekta Khosla stated that HMV provides excellent sports infrastructure, expert coaching, quality equipment, and a highly supportive environment for athletes. She further added that special incentives, including fee concessions, are offered to outstanding sportspersons based on their achievements. With its unwavering dedication to holistic development, HMV continues to inspire young women to excel in sports and achieve new heights of success.

 

HMV Celebrated Birth Anniversary of Mahatma Hansraj with Great Enthusiasm

 

Hans Raj Mahila Mahavidyalaya, Jalandhar celebrated the birth anniversary of Mahatma Hansraj with great zeal and fervour under the able guidance of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. The event was organized by the Vedic Adhyan Committee in collaboration with the Departments of Sanskrit and Music. The students presented soulful Vedic bhajans, creating a serene and devotional atmosphere. The main objective of the programme was to inspire students through the life and teachings of Mahatma Hansraj and to promote Vedic culture and values through music. Dean Youth Welfare, Dr. Navroop Kaur, highlighted that the personality of Mahatma Hansraj serves as a guiding light and a source of inspiration for all. Dean , Vedic Studies, Dr. Mamta, emphasized that the institution proudly carries his name and his immense contribution towards D.A.V. institutions can never be forgotten. Head of the Music Department, Dr. Prem Sagar, shared inspiring anecdotes from Mahatma Hansraj’s life, particularly focusing on his selfless service. Head of the Sanskrit Department, Dr. Meenu Talwar, also acquainted the students with significant incidents from his life. Students including Diya, Sargam, Sahaj, Nirjala, Shivani, Isha, Anjali, and Khushboo presented bhajans such as “Mujh Mein Om, Tujh Mein Om,” “Bharat Pyara Desh Hamara,” “Vedic Dharma Ki Jai Ho,” and “D.A.V. Jai Jai,” along with patriotic songs, which filled the environment with devotion and enthusiasm. The programme concluded on a note of reverence as everyone paid tribute to Mahatma Hansraj, remembering his ideals of dedication, service and sacrifice.

 

HMV organised an Educational visit to Government Rehabilitation Institute for Intellectual Disabilities, Chandigarh

 

The PG Department of Psychology of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya organized an educational visit to the Government Rehabilitation Institute for Intellectual Disabilities (GRIID), Chandigarh under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla.
The visit was aimed at providing students with practical exposure to rehabilitation services and inclusive practices for individuals with intellectual disabilities. Dr. Ashmeen Kaur, Head of the Department of Psychology, along with Ms. Nandita Sharma, accompanied the students of B.Voc./M.Voc. Mental Health Counseling and Psychology (Hons.). During the visit, students observed a range of therapeutic and training programmes, gaining valuable insights into assessment techniques, intervention strategies, and support systems. They were introduced to various vocational training activities, including bag making, tailoring, computer basics, craft work, carpentry, and musical instruments, emphasizing the significance of skill development and vocational independence. The students also interacted with special educators, which enhanced their understanding of individualized teaching methods and the practical challenges faced in the field of rehabilitation. The visit reinforced the importance of adopting a strength-based approach, focusing on the abilities and potential of individuals rather than their limitations. The experience proved to be highly enriching, fostering empathy, professional competence, and awareness regarding inclusive practices. The visit also included a brief recreational halt at Sukhna Lake. The visit served as a meaningful step in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and its practical application.

HMV Organized Awareness Talk on Women’s Health, Hygiene and HIV/AIDS

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, under the joint aegis of the Red Cross Society and Red Ribbon Club, organized an impactful awareness talk on the theme “Women’s Health, Hygiene and HIV/AIDS Awareness” under the able guidance of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The program was graced by Dr. Seema Pasricha, President, Obstetrics and Gynaecology Society, Jalandhar, as the Chief Guest. The event commenced with a warm welcome by Mrs. Deepshikha, Advisor, Red Cross Society, who felicitated the Chief Guest with a green planter and a memento as per the college tradition. She appreciated Dr. Pasricha’s vast experience and described her as a source of inspiration for the students. Principal, Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated the organising team including Mrs. Deepshikha (Advisor, Red Cross Society), Ms. Pawan Kumari (Incharge), and Dr. Deepali (Incharge, Red Ribbon Club), for their commendable efforts. She emphasized that awareness regarding women’s health is the need of the hour. She highlighted that such initiatives not only sensitize students about physical well-being but also empower them to become responsible and informed citizens. Dr. Seema Pasricha shared valuable insights into women’s health, hygiene, and HIV/AIDS. She encouraged students to adopt healthy lifestyles, maintain proper hygiene, and undergo regular health check-ups. She also dispelled common myths surrounding HIV/AIDS and enlightened the students with scientific facts, promoting awareness and understanding.
The event concluded with a formal vote of thanks presented by Dr. Deepali. The program was also attended by Mr. Sumit Kumar and Dr. Vandana Thakur from the Red Cross Society, along with Dr. Sandeep Kaur from the Red Ribbon Club.

Classes of 10+1 Begins with Auspicious Havan Ceremony

 

The sacred Havan Ceremony marking the commencement of the academic session 2026–27 for SSC I at HMV Collegiate Sr. Sec. School was conducted with great reverence and spiritual fervour under the esteemed leadership of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The ceremony marked a warm and auspicious welcome to the new entrants stepping into the collegiate premises, filling the atmosphere with positivity and enthusiasm. Students and faculty members participated wholeheartedly, chanting holy mantras in unison and invoking the blessings of the Almighty for a successful and enriching academic journey ahead. Principal Prof. Dr. Ekta Khosla, in her inspiring address, extended a heartfelt welcome to the students and congratulated them on becoming a part of the prestigious HMV family. She emphasized that this new phase of life offers immense opportunities for growth, learning, and self-discovery. Highlighting the significance of the institution stepping into its Centennial Year, she encouraged students to embrace discipline, dedication, and perseverance in order to achieve excellence. She urged them to make the most of their time in the institution and wished them a bright and successful future ahead. Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Academics and School Advisor, also welcomed the new students and motivated them to stay focused on their goals. She stressed that success is built on consistent effort, clarity of purpose, and respect for time. Encouraging students to adopt effective time management, she guided them to utilize every opportunity for their personal and academic growth. Mrs. Arvinder Kaur, School Coordinator, addressed the gathering by encouraging students to embrace this new academic journey as an opportunity to explore and acquire new skills. She highlighted that this phase of life is not just about academic learning but also about discovering one’s potential, developing creativity, and building confidence. She motivated students to remain curious, open to learning, and actively participate in various activities that contribute to their overall growth and personality development. The Havan Ceremony culminated with the recital of the Shanti Path by Dr. Meenu Talwar, spreading an aura of peace and harmony. The event witnessed the gracious presence of all members of the collegiate faculty, making it a truly serene and memorable welcome to the new academic session.

 

HMV Multimedia Department Concluded 30-Hour Certificate Course on Web Applications

 

The Multimedia Club of the PG Department of Multimedia, in collaboration with the HMV Skilled Course Hub, successfully concluded a 30-hour Short Term Value Added Certificate Course titled “Web Applications – Major Project.” The course offered hands-on training in modern web development, guiding students through the complete lifecycle of website creation. It focused on transforming ideas into real-world web applications, covering responsive interface design, frontend-backend-database integration, and portfolio-ready project development. Students who actively participated in the course included Jaskarandeep Kaur, Prabhmeet Kaur, Bhavya, Vanshika, Vaishnavi, Janjot Kaur, and Nusrat Fatima. The program enhanced their skills in responsive web design, full-stack development, and secure coding practices. The course was conducted under the guidance of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. It was coordinated by Mrs. Binoo Gupta, with Mr. Ashish Chadha, Head of the Multimedia Department, serving as Course In-charge. The sessions were delivered by Ms. Heena Dhir, Assistant Professor, Multimedia Department. Such initiatives by the institution continue to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry requirements, equipping students with practical expertise and professional competencies.

A Seminar-cum-Workshop at HMV on ‘Nano Revolution: Building the Future Atom by Atom’

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organized a One Day Seminar-cum-Workshop on “Nano Revolution: Building the Future Atom by Atom” under the able guidance of Principal Prof. Dr. Ekta Khosla. The event was a collaborative initiative of the R. Venkatraman Chemical Society, Department of Chemistry, and Chandrayaan Vipnet Club, Department of Physics. Dr. Sapna Sethi, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, DAV University, Jalandhar, graced the occasion as the resource person. The event commenced with a warm welcome by Mrs. Deepshikha (Head, Department of Chemistry), Dr. Saloni Sharma (Head, Department of Physics), and Dr. Sushil Kumar (Incharge, Chandrayaan Vipnet Club). Dr. Vandna Thakur introduced the theme and significance of the seminar. Dr. Sethi delivered an insightful lecture on nanotechnology, explaining measurement scales from atomic to macro levels and elaborating on 0D, 1D, 2D, and 3D nanomaterials with examples such as graphene, carbon nanotubes, and fullerenes. She highlighted the classification of nanoparticles and discussed advanced materials like graphitic carbon nitride and MXenes. The session also covered synthesis approaches (top-down and bottom-up), stability issues, and applications of nanoparticles in areas such as photocatalysis, antibacterial coatings, sensors, and drug delivery. Around 70 students attended the seminar, making it an engaging and interactive session. The workshop segment witnessed the enthusiastic participation of 25 students, where Dr. Sethi and her Ph.D. scholars demonstrated the synthesis of CuO and ferrite nanoparticles using co-precipitation and sol-gel methods. Students gained hands-on exposure to synthesis and characterization techniques. The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Mrs. Deepshikha, who expressed gratitude to Dr. Sapna Sethi for her informative and inspiring session. Faculty members including Dr. Simmi, Dr. Samriti Vaid, Ms. Tanisha, and Ms. Hemlata were also present on the occasion.