Student of HMV secured 2nd Position in University

 

The  Student of Bachelor of Fine Arts (Semester-IV) of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar brought laurels to college by securing University position. Gurasis Kaur secured 2nd position with 9.07 CGPA. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated Dr. Neeru Bharti Sharma, Head of Fine Arts Department, Faculty and the students for this achievement. Dr. Shailender Kumar was  also present on this occasion.

HMV Celebrated Wildlife Week

 

PG Department of Zoology, Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya (HMV), Jalandhar, organised a series of activities to mark Wildlife Week 2026 under the visionary guidance of Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. The programme aimed at creating awareness among students about the importance of wildlife conservation, biodiversity, and the need to protect natural habitats for a sustainable future. The competitive events organised for students included Poster Making and Slogan Writing Competitions, which provided students with a platform to express their ideas and concerns regarding wildlife conservation through art and impactful messages. Students also delivered PowerPoint presentations on the theme of Wildlife Week 2026 “Connecting Habitats, Thriving Wildlife”, highlighting various aspects of wildlife diversity, conservation challenges, endangered species, and the role of human beings in protecting the natural world. As part of the programme, a virtual tour of a Zoological park was also organised for the students, providing them with an opportunity to observe various animal species and learn about their habitats, behaviour and conservation status. On the occasion, Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Academics and Head, PG Department of Zoology, emphasised the significance of wildlife conservation and stated that awareness and education are essential for developing a responsible and environmentally conscious society. Madam Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla, appreciated the efforts of the Department in organising the event and engaging students in meaningful activities. She highlighted the importance of inculcating environmental sensitivity among the students and encouraged them to become responsible ambassadors of wildlife and nature conservation. Dr. Sakshi Verma, Mr. Ravi Kumar, and Mrs. Shikha Verma, Assistant Professors in the PG Department of Zoology, served as the conveners of the event and coordinated the various activities successfully. The event was attended by Heads of various Departments and other faculty members of the Science, who appreciated the initiative and encouraged the students for their enthusiastic participation. The prize winners were awarded and e-certificates were given to all the participants. Lab technician, Mr. Sachin assisted in making all arrangements for the event.

Biotech Student of HMV Secured Top Position

 

Km. Nishtha Garg of B.Sc. Biotechnology (Semester II) of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya Jalandhar, secured the top position by achieving 8.71 CGPA. This remarkable achievement reflects her hard work, dedication and persistent efforts. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla and Dean (Academics) Dr. Seema Marwaha, congratulated Nishtha Garg on her success and commended her academic excellence. On this occasion, Dr. Jitender Kumar, Head of the Biotechnology Department and faculty members Mr. Sumit Sharma and Mr. Ravi Kumar also congratulated Nishtha and wished her a bright future.

HMV celebrated “Ozone Week”

 

DD Pant Botanical Society of PG Department of Botany of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya celebrated “Ozone Week” under DST-Curie Grant. In Week long celebrations various activities and competitions were organized to create awareness about the importance of Ozone layer, living a balanced life for sustainable future. Photography competition on ‘Nature and Biodiversity’ was organized. Sejal  (B.Sc. Medical sem 3), Sandeep (B.Sc. Medical sem 5) and Archana (B.Voc. J&M sem 5) bagged 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd position respectively while Mehak (B.Voc. J&M sem 5) and Kiran (M.Sc. Botany sem 3) got consolation prize. Reel making competition focusing on Biodiversity in the campus was also organized. Farina (B.Sc. Medical sem 1) and Harshita (B.Voc. J&M sem 5) got 1^st and 2^nd prize respectively. On this occasion, Neutraceutical food show was also organized to celebrate nutrition week on the theme ‘Healthy food Healthy Life’. 16 teams participated in the competition with great enthusiasm. Students prepared healthy food without using fuel. Sandeep Kau and Yuvika (B.Sc. Medical sem 5), Harshita, Baljinder, Jasleen, Misthi (B.Sc. BT sem 5) bagged 1^st prize. Kiran and Suhani (M.Sc. Botany sem 3), Tanya, Harmandeep and Pavneet (M.Sc. Botany sem 1) bagged 2^nd prize, Neha, Ankita, Anu, Shivanshi (B.Sc. Medical sem 3) bagged 3^rd prize. Aishmeen, Harmandeep, Jaspreet and Drishti (B.Sc. Medical sem 1) and Amulya, Tanvi, Firdous and Vanshika (B.Sc. BT sem 1) were given consolation prize. On this occasion, Principal Dr. Mrs. Ekta Khosla congratulated the winners and asked them to become torch bearers for saving our earth and providing sustainable future for coming generation. HOD of Botany department Dr. Anjana Bhatia also introduced the students about the importance of Biodiversity conservation. Dr. Mamta, Mrs. Deepshikha, Mrs. Purnima and Dr. Shalinder were the judges of the various events. Dr. Ramandeep Kaur, Ms. Harpreet Kaur and Dr. Shuchi were also present. Dr. Shaveta Chauhan incharge of the society gave vote of thanks.

HMV Hosts National Seminar on Recent Advancements in Mathematics

 

The PG Department of Mathematics of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, under the insightful guidance and the support of the Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla, organized a one-day National Seminar on “Recent Advancements and Applications of Pure & Applied Mathematics in Various Fields.” The seminar aimed to provide an academic platform for faculty members, students, and mathematics enthusiasts to exchange ideas and explore recent developments in mathematics and its diverse applications. The programme began with a welcome address by Dr. Deepali, who warmly greeted the Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla, the invited resource persons, Dr. Anjana Bhatia, the IQAC Coordinator, Dr. Gagandeep, Head of the Department of Mathematics, and all the participants. Dr. Gagandeep, Head of the Department of Mathematics, served as the Convener of the seminar. In the inaugural session, Dr. Gagandeep introduced the eminent resource persons and spoke about the importance of contemporary mathematical research. The distinguished resource persons were Prof. G. Mahadevan, Professor and Head, Department of Mathematics, Gandhigram Rural Institute, Tamil Nadu; Prof. N. Anbazhagan, Senior Professor and Head, Department of Mathematics, Alagappa University, Tamil Nadu; and Dr. M. Seenivasan, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, Annamalai University, Tamil Nadu. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla emphasised the growing relevance of mathematics in contemporary research, innovation, and technological advancement. Principal Khosla encouraged the students to develop a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts and their practical applications. The first technical session was delivered by Prof. G. Mahadevan on “Applications of Graphs in the Medical Era.” He elaborated on the practical applications of graph theory in various real-life and medical situations. The second lecture was delivered by Prof. N. Anbazhagan on “Markov Process and Real-World Mathematical Modelling.” He discussed classical linear and non-linear recurrence relations and demonstrated their applications through examples such as water modelling and population growth. The third technical session was conducted by Dr. M. Seenivasan on “Probability Theory in Real-World Applications.” He explained the role of probability in understanding deterministic and non-deterministic systems and highlighted its significance in practical situations. This seminar was also attended by five faculty members from Tamil Nadu: Dr. R. Srinivasan, Dr. K. Pattabiraman, Dr. R. Ramesh, Dr. R. Vijayakumar, and Dr. J. Jayaraj. More than 80 students of the Department of Mathematics participated with great zeal and enthusiasm. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Gaurav Verma. On this occasion, other faculty members of the Department of Mathematics, namely Ms. Simardeep Kaur and Ms. Nancy, were also present.

HMV Hosts Hands-On Workshop on Textile Chemistry

 

The Fashionista Club of the Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, under the aegis of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla and in collaboration with the R. Venketraman Chemical Society, organized an informative and hands-on workshop on Textile Chemistry for the students of M.Sc. Fashion Designing. The workshop aimed to strengthen students’ practical understanding of textile fibers, their characteristic properties, and their chemical behaviour. The workshop was conducted by Ms. Deepshikha, Associate Professor in Chemistry, in association with Ms. Navneeta, Assistant Professor in Fashion Designing. The students were introduced to a variety of natural and synthetic fibers, including cotton, wool, silk, jute, polyester, and nylon. They were familiarized with the distinguishing characteristics of these fibers and their responses to different chemical reagents. Through practical demonstrations, the students explored the solubility and chemical behavior of various textile fibers when exposed to reagents of different concentrations and strengths. The hands-on activities enabled them to understand the principles of chemical fiber identification and to differentiate between various fibers through appropriate testing methods. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla appreciated the efforts of the Fashionista Club, the R. Venketraman Chemical Society, and the faculty members for organizing the workshop. Principal Dr. Khosla emphasized that such interdisciplinary and experiential learning initiatives play a significant role in developing students’ practical competencies, strengthening their conceptual understanding, and preparing them to meet professional challenges in the fields of Textile Chemistry and Fashion Designing. On this occasion, Dr. Vandana, Assistant Professor in Chemistry, was also present and encouraged the students to actively participate in the practical activities and make the most of the experiential learning opportunity. The students found the session highly enriching and expressed their gratitude to the organizers for providing them with such a valuable opportunity to learn through practical experience.

Readers’ Club Hosts Interactive Session with Dr. Anirudh Kapoor

 

Under the guidance and support of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla, the Readers’ Club of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar in collaboration with the Swami Dayanand Library, organized an engaging interactive session with renowned author and speaker Dr. Anirudh Kapoor, author of The Soul Sparks: Reflections of an Intuitive Mind. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated the initiative and emphasised the importance of providing students with opportunities to interact with authors, thinkers and accomplished personalities. Dr. Khosla remarked that such interactions encourage a culture of reading, broaden students’ intellectual horizons and enrich their learning beyond the classroom. The session was organized and coordinated by Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda, Dean Research, with the objective of encouraging students to engage in meaningful conversations and gain insights from the experiences and perspectives of an accomplished author. The programme commenced with a warm welcome by Dr. Mamta, Head, PG Department of English, who welcomed Dr. Kapoor on behalf of the department and the Readers’ Club. Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda then introduced the purpose and significance of the interaction before inviting Dr. Kapoor to address the gathering. Interacting with the students, Dr. Kapoor shared thoughtful insights on various aspects of life, learning, personal growth and the importance of guidance and mentorship. His engaging approach transformed the session into an open dialogue rather than a conventional lecture. Students actively participated in the interaction, raised questions and exchanged their views, making the session lively and enriching. A special highlight of the programme was Dr. Kapoor’s presentation of a copy of his book, The Soul Sparks: Reflections of an Intuitive Mind, to the College Library. The book will provide students and readers with an opportunity to explore his ideas and reflections beyond the session. The interaction was conducted by Angel Walia, Secretary, Readers’ Club, who effectively facilitated the conversation between the guest and the students. The session concluded on an inspiring note, leaving the participants with valuable reflections on reading, learning and personal development. The programme served as a meaningful platform for bringing together literature, experience and intellectual curiosity, reaffirming the importance of reading and dialogue in enriching the educational experience.