HMV organised two-day workshop on Aroma Therapy

 

The PG Department of Cosmetology of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya successfully organized a two-day workshop on Aroma Therapy and Deep Tissue Massage for its students. The workshop was conducted by expert massage therapist Ms. Jatinder, who shared her professional knowledge and hands-on techniques with the participants. The primary objective of the workshop was to enhance the practical skills of students and to provide them with industry- oriented training in holistic wellness therapies. During the session on Aroma Therapy, Ms. Jatinder explained the concept, benefits, and therapeutic uses of essential oils. She demonstrated various blending techniques, application methods, and safety precautions required while performing aroma therapy treatments. In the Deep Tissue Massage session, students were trained in advanced massage techniques focusing on relieving muscle tension, improving blood circulation, and promoting relaxation. The expert guided students through step-by-step procedures, including pressure application, body mechanics, and client handling. Emphasis was also laid on hygiene, professional ethics, and client consultation. The workshop included practical demonstrations as well as hands-on practice, enabling students to gain confidence and refine their skills. Students actively participated and showed great enthusiasm in learning new techniques that are highly demanded in the beauty and wellness industry. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated the efforts of the department for organizing such a skill- enhancing workshop and encouraged students to take maximum benefit from such learning opportunities. The workshop concluded with a formal vote of thanks by Mukti Arora, HOD, Cosmetology expressing gratitude to Ms. Jatinder for her valuable guidance and contribution in making the workshop informative and successful. Asst. Prof. Ms. Navjot Kaur, Ms. Shruti, Ms. Gursimar and Ms. Manveer were also present.

HMV Boxer Nivedita Karki Wins Gold Medal and Best Boxer Award at COAS Boxing Cup 2026

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, continues to uphold its legacy of empowering young women to excel and emerge as champions in every field. Testifying the fact, Nivedita Karki brought laurels to the institution by winning a Gold Medal at the prestigious 2nd COAS Boxing Cup 2026 held in Pune. Along with this, she was also honoured with the coveted “Best Boxer Award” in the championship for her outstanding performance, strength, skill, and sportsmanship. Nivedita’s splendid victory is a proud moment for the entire HMV family. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla congratulated Nivedita and expressed immense happiness over her success. She said that her achievement is a matter of immense pride for the institution and an inspiration for all young students to pursue excellence with passion, perseverance, and determination. She further added that HMV has always believed in nurturing talent and providing students with the right platform to shine in academics, sports, and all other spheres of life. Principal Dr. Khosla also extended heartfelt congratulations to the coach, Mrs. Amitpal Kaur, for her dedicated guidance and consistent efforts in grooming the student for such a remarkable achievement. She also appreciated the contribution and support of the faculty members of the Sports Department, Mrs. Ramandeep Kaur, Ms. Gurwinder Kaur and Ms. Pragati, for their encouragement and commitment.

HMV Marks Glorious Entry into Its Centenary Year with Shatkundiya Mahayajna

 

Presenting a truly resplendent and spiritually uplifting spectacle, Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized a grand shatkundiya Mahayajna to commemorate its proud entry into 100 years of its glorious existence. The sacred event, held under the able and inspiring guidance of Principal Dr. Mrs. Ekta Khosla, transformed the college premises into a divine haven, beautifully adorned in saffron hues that lent a profound spiritual aura to the celebrations. The solemn and auspicious occasion was graced by the esteemed presence of Justice (Retd.) Sh. N.K. Sud,Chairman LAC, Smt. Arunima Sud, Dr. J.P. Shoor, President, Arya Pradeshik Pratinidhi UpSabha, Punjab, members of the LAC, Principal Inderjit Talwar, Sh. S.P. Sehdev and Dr. Sushma Chawla, among other distinguished guests. Welcoming the dignitaries with warmth and reverence, Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla congratulated the entire HMV family on witnessing this historic and glorious milestone. She remarked that the institution is truly blessed to stand at the threshold of its centenary journey, and that everyone associated with HMV is fortunate to be an eyewitness to such a memorable and momentous occasion. She further stated that this Mahayajna was the most befitting and meaningful way to celebrate the institution’s entry into its 100th year, as it symbolized not only celebration but also purification, positivity, spiritual awakening, and collective gratitude. The atmosphere was filled with the sacred fragrance of the ahutis, creating an ambience of divinity, serenity, and tranquility that deeply touched every heart present. In his message, Justice (Retd.) Sh. N.K. Sud conveyed his heartiest and best wishes to the entire HMV fraternity and expressed that he felt deeply honoured and proud to be a part of such magnificent and meaningful celebrations. Dr. J.P. Shoor felicitated the Principal, staff, and students for carrying forward a rich legacy of excellence and values. He inspired everyone to become an “Arya” in the truest sense, one who always strives to be the best. Metaphorically, he said that the Vat Vriksh planted by the DAV pioneers has flourished magnificently, spreading its branches far and wide through institutions like HMV that continue to nurture education rooted in culture, discipline, and nation-building. Paying heartfelt tribute to Mahatma Hans Raj Ji, he urged all present to imbibe his ideals of selfless service, dedication, and commitment to education. Echoing similar sentiments, Principal Inderjit Talwar spoke about the spirit of nation-building and social responsibility that has always been at the core of DAV institutions. He appreciated HMV for carrying forward this sacred mission with distinction and dignity. On this memorable occasion, the event also witnessed the release of the official 100 Years Logo of HMV, symbolizing a glorious legacy and a visionary future. Adding further significance to the celebrations, an LED panel was installed and the college gate was formally inaugurated, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the institution’s illustrious journey. A Video depicting 100 years of HMV was also released by the department of Mass Communication and Video Production. The hymns were recited by Dr. Meenu Talwar, Pandit Jaiparkash and Pandit Hansraj.  The celebrations also featured a group photograph of around 250 members of the HMV family, capturing a historic moment of unity, pride, and belonging as the institution stepped into its centenary year. The event concluded on a deeply spiritual and joyous note with the recital of Shanti Path, distribution of Prasad, and enthusiastic cheers of the HMVians, echoing the pride and emotional connection of all present. Adding melody and grace to the eventful day, the Music Department infused the celebration with rhythm, devotion, and charm. The programme was convened by Dr. Mamta , Dean Vedic Sabha and co-convened by Dr. Meenu Talwar, Incharge Arya Yuvti Sabha. The stage was conducted by Dr. Anjana Bhatia. The grand Mahayajna stood as a soul-stirring tribute to HMV’s illustrious past, inspiring present, and promising future, marking the beginning of its centenary celebrations with spiritual grandeur, cultural richness, institutional pride, and a renewed commitment to excellence.

                                                                                                            

Stupendous Achievement of Students in SSC–I Examination

 

Under the dynamic leadership of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, HMV Collegiate Senior Secondary School has once again upheld its tradition of excellence by achieving remarkable success in the SSC–I Examination by securing outstanding results across all stream Arts, Medical Non-Medical, Commerce reflecting the institution’s unwavering commitment to academic brilliance. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla appreciated and applauded the students for their exemplary performance in the examinations.  In the Humanities stream, Jiya secured the first position with an impressive 95.40%, followed by Anjali with 90% in the second position, while Priya Pal stood third with 87.80%. In the Medical stream, Vanshika topped with 93%, followed by Varinderpreet Sangha  and Esha  both securing 87.60% in second place, and Punita  bagging the third position with 81.60%. In the Non-Medical stream, Anushka secured the first position with 90.60%, while Chanchal Kumari stood second with 87.80%, and Diya Vaid secured the third position with 86.20%. The Commerce stream also witnessed outstanding performance, with Janvi securing the top position with 95.40%, followed by Bhoomi with 95.20% in second place, and Manjita Kumari achieving third position with 94.40%. Apart from these top achievers, several other students performed exceptionally well, including  Liza, Harpreet Kaur, Yashvi, Tvisha Arora, Kamini, Khushbu Kumari, Gurneet Kaur, Aayushi in Humanities Stream, Punita Sharma, Amanjot, kritika Sharma, Manisha, Arshleen Kaur,  Pritma Kumari, Priya, Kanika, Jainisha Bhatia, Chanchal Devi, kashish, Varsha, Niharika, Simran Verma, Jahnvi in Science Stream, & Gurkirat, Gaytri, Neha Bhatia, Vanshika, Harleen, Amanpreet, Ambika in Commerce Stream  contributing to the school’s overall excellent result. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla, congratulated the students, parents, and teachers for this remarkable accomplishment. She appreciated the relentless efforts, dedication, and perseverance of the students, along with the continuous guidance and support provided by the teachers. She emphasized that the institution not only excels in academics but also ensures the holistic development of students through various co-curricular and extracurricular activities. Dr. Seema Marwaha,  Dean Academics and the School Advisor said that the school provides ample opportunities for students to participate in competitions such as debates, declamations, quizzes, sports, and cultural events at both national and international levels, enabling them to grow into confident and capable individuals. The School Coordinator, Mrs. Arvinder Kaur, also applauded the students for their excellent performance and encouraged them to continue striving for greater heights. She reiterated the institution’s commitment to providing quality education and fostering an environment that nurtures talent and excellence. The remarkable results stand as a testament to the school’s dedication towards imparting quality education and shaping a bright future for its students.

HMV Football Team won Gold Medal in Youth Football Championship

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar proudly celebrated a glorious sporting achievement as its  women football team  won the Gold Medal in the Skiller Youth Football Championship. The championship was organized by HMV Skiller Football Academy, Jalandhar, where the talented and determined players showcased remarkable sportsmanship, teamwork, and dedication throughout the tournament. Their outstanding performance led them to emerge victorious and bring laurels to the institution. On this proud occasion, Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla extended her heartfelt congratulations to the team, appreciating their hard work, discipline and exceptional performance on the field. She also lauded the sincere efforts of the team coach Mr. Lakhvir Singh, Incharge Dr. Sushil Kumar, faculty members of Department of Physical Education, Mrs. Ramandeep, Mrs. Gurwinder Kaur and Ms. Pragati  for their constant guidance and motivation. The victory stands as a proud moment for the entire HMV family and reflects the institution’s continuous commitment towards promoting excellence in sports along with academics.

SSC II Session 2026–27 Begins with Auspicious Havan Ceremony

 

The sacred Havan Ceremony marking the commencement of the academic session 2026–27 for SSC II at HMV Collegiate Sr. Sec. School was conducted with great reverence and spiritual fervour under the esteemed leadership of Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla. The auspicious beginning of the session filled the atmosphere with positivity, enthusiasm, and divine vibrations. Students and faculty members participated wholeheartedly, chanting holy mantras in unison and invoking the blessings of the Almighty for a successful and enlightening academic journey ahead. Principal Prof. Dr. Ekta Khosla addressed the gathering with a note of felicitation, highlighting that the new academic session holds special significance as HMV steps into its Centennial Year. In a symbolic expression, she explained that the onset of the month of April signifies a transition in weather, reflecting the dynamic energy within individuals, which must be channelled wisely towards achieving success.  In her inspiring address, she urged the students to cultivate discipline, self-control, and perseverance, and to strive for excellence in all their endeavours. She blessed them to spread goodness and positivity, much like the divine essence of the havan, and to bring pride to their parents, teachers, and the nation. Dr. Seema Marwaha, Dean Academics and School Advisor, congratulated the students on the commencement of the new academic session and emphasized that success is attained through focused determination, consistent hard work, and the blessings of elders. She laid special emphasis on the importance of time management, describing time as the most valuable asset in an individual’s life, and urged students to utilise it judiciously for achieving their goals. Mrs. Arvinder Kaur, School Coordinator, highlighted the importance of nurturing devotion, passion, and love in young minds. On this occasion,  Sh. Ravi Maini, Superintendent Admin, Sh. Pankaj Jyoti, Accounts Superintendent, Mrs. Seema Joshi , General Office Superintendent were also present. 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, both teaching and non-teaching staff along with the supporting staff and students, making it a truly serene and memorable beginning to the new academic session.

HMV Organized Youth Parliament to Foster Democratic Values and Global Awareness

 

Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organized  Youth Parliament for the first time on its campus under the visionary guidance and inspiring leadership of Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla. The event was organized by the PG Department of Political Science with the objective of nurturing democratic spirit, political awareness, and responsible citizenship among students. The programme witnessed enthusiastic participation from Divya, Jahnavi, Simranjit Kaur,Mehak,Simran Bajwa, Manya, Taneja,Pawani,Aditi Narula,Himanshi,Pahul Jabal, Akanshi Kumari, Suhani Sharma,Tanvi,Sukhman Kaur Kalra , and Alfisha , the UG students of the Department of Political Science, who thoughtfully and confidently presented the Zero Hour of Parliament. The session centered around the ongoing Middle East war situation, where students expressed their informed perspectives with maturity and sensitivity. Through this simulated parliamentary discussion, the young participants highlighted India’s age-old philosophy of peace, harmony, and “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam”—the belief that the whole world is one family. The Youth Parliament also emerged as a strong platform to voice concerns and support for women’s rights and dignity across the globe, reflecting the social consciousness and progressive outlook of today’s youth. The Zero Hour commenced with 35 young speakers, each contributing meaningfully to the debate and showcasing remarkable oratory skills, awareness, and confidence. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla appreciated the initiative and said that Youth Parliament is not merely a mock session; it is a powerful platform to nurture awareness, responsibility, and leadership among young minds. Such activities help students understand the democratic framework of our nation and encourage them to become thoughtful, informed, and responsible citizens. The event was graced by the presence of Mrs. Alka, Head, PG Department of Political Science, and Dr. Jiwan Devi, Assistant Professor in Political Science, who appreciated the efforts of the students and encouraged them to remain informed, expressive, and active participants in the democratic process. The programme proved to be an enriching academic exercise that not only familiarized students with the functioning of Parliament but also inspired them to become thoughtful citizens and future leaders of the nation.