Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar is constantly on the
move to empower the students on Professional fronts and to prepare them well
for Competitive Exams. Workshop on ‘Aptitude of Reasoning’ was organised under
the able guidance of Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay
Sareen. Resource Person Mr. Vipin Khandwal, Director TIME Institute
was welcomed by the organising Committee. Mrs. Binoo Gupta, Incharge of HMV
Competitive Examination Hub and Dr. Gagandeep, Incharge,
Coaching for Banking SSC and other competitive exams. Dr. Gagandeep told 20
students were benefitted by this workshop in which they learnt tricks of
mental ability, verbal ability and quantitative aptitude. Mrs Binoo Gupta,
incharge HMV Competitive Examination HUB told Coaching Classes for
Banking Exam and other Competitive Exams are going to start in first week
of July in which even boys can also take admission. The class will be
conducted offline in HMV 5g jio enabled campus. The registration is open on
first come first serve basis. The study material shall be distributed and
students will be provided full year subscription to TIME current affairs
magazine and online tests and guidance support. The workshop was an
interactive session followed by question answer round. Principal Dr. Ajay
Sareen said such workshops and coaching classes are need of the hour and it
creates confidence in the minds of the aspirants.
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Tuesday, 4 July 2023
HMV Organized a Workshop
Wednesday, 31 May 2023
HMV Conducts E-seminar on Biodiversity Day
HMV College for Women has always been on the fore front in
inculcating the all-round development qualities socially, intellectually and
emotionally. The biodiversity day was celebrated and conducted at the college
campus under the able guidance of Principal Prof Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen with
the collaboration and presentation at the World Bank Level for the Biodiversity
Day with the motto: Agreement to Act through an E-seminar at International
Level IDP-2023. The programme commenced with the opening as the Gayatri Mantra
and the lamp lighting, seeking the blessing of the Almighty. This was followed
by the DAV song as the source of inspiration. The Chief Guest Dr. Jitendra Kaur
Arora, Executive Director, Punjab State Council for Science and Technology,
Secretary Punjab Biodiversity Board enlightened the sources of biodiversity.
The second guest was Dr. Harminder Singh, Joint Director, Environment and
Climate Change, Punjab Biodiversity Board. To add to this our special speaker.
Sh. Amneet Singh, IFS, DFO, Hoshiarpur. They were all welcomed by Principal
Prof Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen, Dr Seema Marwaha Dean Academics and School
Coordinator, Dr. Anjana Bhatia, Dean Innovation and Research and Head of Botany
Department were presented green planters. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay
Sareen welcomed all the Resource Persons too and added that HMV College for
Women is always a step up and takes up all positive measures to restore
biodiversity and is ever ready in all its possible ways of Protection and
Restoration of the Ecology and Biodiversity around us. The honourable guest of
the day, Dr. Jitendra Kaur Arora also stressed upon the importance of
biodiversity in all its spheres and laid stress on the ways and uses of its
perfection protection and preservance and discussed all the positive ways of
its Restoration and revival. Dr. Gurminder reflected on the spheres of
biodiversity and its rule as well as importance on this green planet by
uplifting and projecting the ways of living. Dr. Anjana Bhatia thanked all the
guests for their valuable guidance and the fruitful points learnt through this
seminar by their precious presence today. Dr. Seema Marwaha expressed gratitude
for all the guests, Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen, for her whole
hearted guidance and support, Dr. Anjana Bhatia, all the staff members and the
participants who have all worked collaboratively to make it a rocking success
at such a high level.
Monday, 13 June 2022
HMV Organized Skilled Course Certificate Programme in Personality Development and Soft Skills Training – Beginner’s Level
Commerce Club of P.G. Department of
Commerce and Management of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organised
a skilled course certificate programme in Personality Development and Soft
Skills Training in collaboration with Swinki Singhal and Associates, under the
able guidance of Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. As per the tradition
of HMV, Programme started with Gaytri
Mantra to seek blessings of Almighty. The session began with formal welcome and
green greetings by Coordinator Ms. Binoo Gupta, Dean Student Welfare, Ms.
Shefali Kashyap and Ms. Kanika Sharma, Incharges Skill Programme. Ms. Binoo
Gupta, Coordinator of the programme briefed that such programmes aimed at
enabling students to explore their hidden potential and helps in grooming their
personality. Total 72 students from B.Com and B.B.A participated in the
program. Various training sessions were conducted by CA Swinki Singhal.
Students were guided on Time Management, Stress Management, Goal Setting and
Public Speaking. Practical knowledge was imparted through Mock Telephonic
Conversation, Role Plays, Group Discussion. They were also told about Wardrobe Management,
Corporate Readiness, Handling and Surviving in Corporate Environment. Students
were involved through various fun activities and video clips to provide
experiential learning. Students Km.
Mehak, Km. Deepali , Km. Apporva and Km. Diksha were honoured by CA Swinki
Singhal for their active participation. On the valedictory day Principal Prof. Dr.
(Mrs.) Ajay Sareen congratulated the participants and the Organizing Committee
and told that the prime focus of our institution is to make the students
self-sufficient & independent and it was achieved through such programmes. Mrs.
Meenu Kohli, Head PG Department of Commerce and Management encouraged students
to join such programmes for their personal grooming and to enhance self
confidence. Vote of thanks on the
concluding day was given by Ms. Shefali Kashyap and Ms. Kanika Sharma, course incharges. Stage was
conducted by Ms. Anmol and Ms. Shayna Monga. Technical assistance was provided
by Mr. Vidhu Vohra. Dr. Seema Khanna, Ms. Kajal Puri, Ms. Shilpa Goyal and Ms. Sonal
graced the occasion with their presence.
Monday, 25 October 2021
A Lecture on Mahatma Anand Swami organized at HMV
The Sanskrit
Department of HMV Collegiate Senior Secondary School, Jalandhar organized a
lecture on Life, Literature & Teachings of Mahatma Anand Swami Ji under the
able guidance of Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. Principal Dr. Ajay
Sareen addressed the students and said that Mahatma Ji is such a lighting lamp
which can enlighten our life too. The life of Swami Ji is very inspirational.
It is the duty of every person to read his life journey. It is the duty of
every person to protect truth. Swami ji gave very valuable teachings through
his literature. She said that young generation should know about his teachings.
School Coordinator Mrs. Meenakshi Sayal also shared his life, struggle,
simplicity, truthfulness & sacredness. She inspired the students to take
lessons from his life. Head of Sanskrit Department Dr. Meenu Talwar told the
students about the life & teachings of Mahatma Anand Swami Ji. She said
that it is our duty to follow his teachings in our life. On this occasion. Km.
Vibhuti, Km. Dhanyashree, Km. Bhumika Pandey shared their views about Swami
Ji’s life. Km. Chahat, Km. Dhanyashree, Km. Arshia, Km. Premjeet presented a
Bhajan. Mrs. Anuradha presented vote of thanks.
Saturday, 29 May 2021
Online essay writing competition organised by HMV
Chandrayaan Vipnet Club of PG Department of
Physics of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized Online Essay Writing
Competition to observe World Telecommunication day. This day is celebrated to
raise the awareness about the importance of communication in our lives through
means of technology. Moreover, Corona Virus panedemic has highlighted the
critical role of information and communication. The topics of the essay
competition were Past, Present and Future of Telecommunication in India,
Importance of Telecommunication in times of COVID- 19 and The Impact of Telecommunication
on society. 70 Students from different institutes participated in the
competition. Ms. Gauri Jindal B.Sc of HMV stood first, Mr. Bharat of
Kurukshetra University and Ms. Ishpreet of HMV bagged second prize. Ms.
Guninder Kaur from GNDU and Sakshi Sharma of HMV secured third prize.
Consolation prize was tied between two students Ms. Vanshika from R.R.BAWA DAV
College For Girls, Batala and Yashika Sood GNDU Amritsar. Principal Prof. Dr.
(Mrs.) Ajay Sareen congratulated Head of Physics Department Mrs. Saloni Sharma
and other staff members for organizing the event and motivated the students to
participate in various competitions organized by the college.
Principal
Friday, 19 March 2021
HMV organized Webinar on ‘National Education Policy’
The student Council of Hans
Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya organized a webinar on ‘National Education Policy’ in collaboration with Niti Aayog and
Bhartiya Shiksha Mandal under the able guidance of Principal Prof Dr.(Mrs.) Ajay Sareen.
The resource person was Dr. S.P.
Bansal, Vice Chancellor, Himachal Pradesh Technical University, Hamirpur. The webinar started with Gayatri Mantra and
virtual lighting of lamp. Principal Dr.
Sareen congratulated Dean Student Council Mrs. Urvashi and said that the new
education policy will help in the development of the country. The skills and creativity of the students can
be enhanced with its help. New Education
Policy will prove to be of great help in development of the nation. Chief Guest Dr. S.P. Bansal said that under
new education policy, holistic development of students will be there. This policy is a challenge not only for
Indian but for the whole world. He
elaborated the objective of this policy. He said that this policy will be
helpful in providing a better future not only to present generation but also to
the generations to come. He stressed on
the benefits of new policy and said that the skills of the country will remain
here only. Dean, Student Council Mrs.
Urvashi presented her gratitude and said that this webinar will be helpful for
every participant. Vote of thanks was
presented by Prof. Devinder Singh Thakur, SVC Panjab University, Chandigarh
& Sanyojak BSM, Punjab. He said that
we hope that Prof. Bansal will continue giving his views on NEP in future
also. The moderator of the webinar was
Dr. Anjana Bhatia.
Thursday, 18 March 2021
Online Innovative Session on Responsible Innovation and Frugality
Institutional Innovation cell of Hans Raj
Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organized another virtual innovative session
on Responsible Innovation and Frugality under the aegis of MHRD to
acquaint the students of our social, environmental and economic responsibility
towards Innovation. The session was organized with the benign support of
Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. The session began with the blessings of
the Almighty by recitation of Gayatri
Mantra. Principal Dr. Ajay Sareen conveyed her best wishes and congratulated
the Innovation Cell for its incessant efforts. She also applauded the
Innovation Ambassadors for successfully organising the Webinars. Dr. Anjana Bhatia,
Incharge Institutional Innovation cell presented a warm welcome to the Resource
Person and highlighted the features of innovative policies issued by Government
of India. Dr Swati Mehta, Post Graduate Doctorate from Punjab University , Chandigarh, Member
of Board of Control Punjab School of
Economics, GNDU and an awardee of Korean foundation of Advanced studies
Inter-Scholar Exchange Fellowships highlighted the historical perspective
of Innovation. She emphasised that the
concept of innovation is as old as the very existence of Humans. Right from the
invention of wheel to artificial intelligence and robotics, man has taken giant
leaps in innovation. In present times too, innovation depends on the uniqueness
of the idea which is the backbone of any successful venture. She also
made the students aware of the fact that every Start up is not a
rosy story and it needs a lot of struggle and challenges to sustain a business.
So the students should be well aware of the process, market trends and do
thorough research, before venturing into any business. Being an economist, she
however pointed that innovation should be responsible towards the consumption
of the factors of production, energy, environment, health safety issues and
employment issues. This is where frugal innovation comes in the picture, where
products are being designed considering the stagnant income of the middle class
people. Jaipoor foot, Nano car are some of the examples of frugal innovation.
In the end, she highlighted the concepts like social harmony, degradation,
depletion of natural resources and inequalities on income while innovating any
new concept or product. Innovations have transformed the world in a big way , but being responsible is the key to
sustainable development . Mrs Alka, Asstt. Prof. in Political Science and
Incharge Legal Literacy Cell gave the
formal vote of thanks and the webinar came to an end with a positive message
that though innovation played an effective role during COVID times, when world
transformed from ‘offline to online’ mode successfully, but responsible
innovation and frugality will emerge as the key factors towards the Sustainable Development.
Tuesday, 9 March 2021
HMV celebrated Women’s Day in Cultural Fervour
International Women’s Day
has been organized in Hans Raj Mahila MahaVidyalaya under the aegis of
Innovation Cell and Women Empowerment Cell as per the guidance of Principal
Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen. As per tradition of HMV the event started with
DAV gaan and lightning of lamp. RJ Pak Pak Deepak (Radio Jockey from Radio Mirchi 98.3 ) was guest of the day and was given a
green welcome by Principal Prof.
Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen and Dean
Academics Dr. Kanwaldeep Kaur.
Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen congratulated Dr. Anjana
Bhatia and Mrs. Protima Mander who organized the event in beautiful manner. Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay
Sareen said that the vision behind these kinds of events will be done only if
we bide by the ideas generated in the event itself. Both men and women should
get equal rights. Women are the pillars of society.
RJ Pak Pak Deepak (Radio Jockey from FM ) entertained everybody
with his humorous jokes and ideas. He also talked about women empowerment and
said that women are strong than men and they should be respected by head and
heart. They should be given equal status as men.
On this occasion few
games and cultural activities was exhibited by Dr. Prem Sagar, Dr. Harpreet Singh
and Mr. Ravi Maini with their team which made the environment very happy. They made the audience enjoy through songs,
games and beautifully choreographed parody by male staff of the college. Two
students of Students Council Mansi and Gurkeerat presented their poem under the
guidance of Dean Students Council Mrs. Urvashi. The whole event ended with lots
of fun and frolic.
Thursday, 4 March 2021
HMV celebrated National Science Day
Prof. Dr. Partap K. Pati, Former Head of Biotechnology Department, GNDU Amritsar was the Chief Guest on the occasion. Dr. Neelam Sharma Dean Faculty of Sciences and Incharge of C. V. Raman Science Society extended warm welcome to the eminent speaker, all the faculty and students attending the webinar. Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen gave virtual floral welcome to Prof. Dr. Partap K.Pati. Speaking on the occasion, she urged the students to ask questions and be curious which ultimately leads to innovation. She also encouraged them to take up research and innovative thinking. Prof. Dr. Partap K. Pati, the speaker of the day, said that the new millennium development goal is to fight against the hunger and to provide good health and healthy environment to human. No environment security and human development can be achieved without addressing the basic issues of health and nutrition. Innovation should ensure improvement in the lives of the poor. He discussed various biotechnology tools and techniques available these days and their applications to solve these problems. He talked about Plant Tissue Culture, Secondary Metabolite production, RNAI Technology, Recombinant Technology . Dr. Seema Marwaha, HOD Zoology gave vote of thanks. She also said that Science and Technology is very crucial for nation prosperity. Dr. Anjana Bhatia acted as moderator. Mrs. Deepshikha, Mrs. Saloni Sharma, Dr. Shaveta Chauhan, Dr. Nitika Kapoor, Dr. Jatinder Kumar, Dr. Harpreet Singh, Mr. Sumit Sharma, Mr. Sushil Kumar, Dr. Vandana Thakur, Dr. Shuchi, Mrs. Ramandeep Kaur, Dr. Simmi and Ms. Harpreet from Science faculty attended the webinar.
Sunday, 16 August 2020
International Webinar on the topic: ‘Pandemics: Historical Perspective and State’s Role towards an Individual’ organised by HMV
The History and Political Science departments of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya
organised an International webinar on the topic “Pandemics: Historial Perspective and State’s
Role towards an Individual”. The webinar was started by Mrs. Nita Malik , Associate Professor ,
Head Political Science who commenced by expressing gratitude towards our Chief Patron Dr.
Punam Suri, Padma Shree Awardee, President DAV CMC & Patron Sh. Shiv Raman Gaur, IAS
(Retd), Director Higher Education, DAV CMC. This was followed by the blessings from the
Almighty in the form of Gayatri Mantra. College Principal Prof. Dr. (Mrs.) Ajay Sareen
welcomed the resource persons who were from different streams to share their views on the
Pandemics and congratulated the departments for inviting such a star studded galaxy of resource
persons. She also thanked Justice (Retd.) Sh. N. K Sud, Vice President DAV CMC & Chairman
LC. She also infact highlighted the role of state during the COVID times. Later Mrs. Protima
Mander, Head History Department introduced the topic of the webinar along with the guests.
The webinar started with Prof. Sukhdev Singh Sohal’s wonderful insight into the
historical perspective of the pandemics. He opined that History has been narrowed down to the
tales of king and kingdom. But history deals with people . He gave a valuable insight on the
major pandemics and how these have transformed the world. Prof. Immanuel Nahar, Chairman,
Minority commission Punjab & also Prof USOL Punjab University gave an insight into the
centre-state relations in the light of COVID -19. He also highlighted that rights & duties go hand
in hand. Dr. Rakesh, Associate Professor in Political Science, School of Social Sciences GNDU,
Amritsar brought to light the challenges to Democracy during the present times. He talked about
the centralising tendencies which were creating imbalance in the society. He opined that in the
present times NGOs and citizens are not able to vent out their grievances. He also highlighted the
role of the fourth estate.
Er. Malika Vij, HRM, Toronto, gave the perspective of how the Canadian government
took steps towards tackling COVID -19 which included financial assistance to its citizens and
state of the art heath care facilities. Dr. Kamla, Assistant Professor of Political Science, USOL,
Panjab University gave her thoughts on the pandemics impact on the average citizens especially
the migrant workers. Advocate Brijesh Kumar gave an economic impact analysis of the ongoing
pandemic and how this black swan event was being taken as the scapegoat for the ongoing
economic downtrend. He questioned whether GDP as a parameter was correct indicator of
Economic Growth.
The session ended with a vibrant question answer round where the viewers asked various
questions from the resource persons. Later Mrs. Protima Mander, extended the vote of thanks to
all those who made this webinar a resounding success.
Principal
Sunday, 26 July 2020
International webinar on Life Sciences held at HMV
Hans Raj Mahila Maha
Vidyalaya organised an International Webinar on “Life Sciences: Deciphering the
role of Human Welfare” under the aegis of Internal Quality Assurance Cell of
the college. The Key Speaker of the webinar was Dr. Rajendra Mehta, Head Cancer
Biology Division, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, United States. The
Guest Speakers were Dr. Tanima Dutta from the University Of Notre Dame,
Fremantle, Australia and Dr. Jasvir Kaur, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre,
Mumbai. Principal Prof. Dr. Mrs. Ajay Sareen welcomed all the participants.
Webinar series Coordinator Dr. Ramnita Saini Sharda gave a brief introduction
of the college and welcomed all the guests and participants. Dr. Rajendra Mehta
gave an overview of Breast Cancer. He explained the various preventive and
curative measures. He also told that fast food may be the cause of breast
cancer. Early detection of breast cancer is important. Dr Ramesh Arya, Vice President,
DAVCMC also spoke on the occassion . Dr Arya is a famous heamatologist . He
said that the COVID patients are also suffering from bleeding problems. Dr Tanima Dutta from The University of
Notre Dame spoke on the wheat proteins. She also said that gluten free wheat
may be a possibility in near future through Biotechnology. Dr Jasvir from BARC,
Mumbai spoke on Vaccine of Corona. dr Seema Marwaha , Head, Zoology Deptt spoke
at length about preventive measures for Corona. Dr Neelam Sharma, Dean Sciences
proposed vote of thanks. Dr Anjana Bhatia moderated the webinar. Principal Prof.
Dr. Mrs. Ajay Sareen congratulated IQAC Coordinator Dr. Kanwaldeep Kaur and the
entire team for holding the international series of webinar being held daily at
HMV.



















