Organized  one day international seminar in the college Auditorium on ‘Punjabian di Ameer Virasat: Naitkta’

The Post Graduate Punjabi Department of Khalsa College for women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana  organized  one day international seminar in the college Auditorium on ‘Punjabian di Ameer Virasat: Naitkta’. President of Jagat Punjabi Sabha,Canada, Mr.  Ajaib Singh Chatha, S.  Sardool Singh Thiara, Dr.  Jasvir Singh, Dr.  Jasbir Kaur, Dr. Manpreet Kaur, Balwinder Kaur Chatha were among the Eminent personalities gracing the event.  Member of the college management committee, Sardarni Kushal Dhillon,  college Director Dr.  Mukti Gill, College Principal Dr.  Kamaljit Grewal and Head of Post Graduate Department Dr.  Narinderjit Kaur extended a warm welcome, on the arrival of guests in the college campus. The seminar kick-started with the Shabad Gayan of the college.  College Principal Dr.  Kamaljit Kaur Grewal extended appreciation and gratitude towards the esteemed guests of the event, highlighting the theme of the seminar welcomed the eminent personalities who arrived at the seminar. After this Dr.  Narinderjit Kaur shared the theme and objective of the Seminar at length.  A documentary in the context of ethics and moral values was showcased to deliver a message on the importance of values.

 In his inaugural address S.  Ajaib Singh Chatha deliberated on the subject of morality and stressed that moral values cannot be taught but nurtured. He also shared life enriching lessons and discussed at length the initiatives their society Jagat Sabha is taking by conducting lectures on moral education.  In the keynote address, Jasvir Singh, Principal, Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa College, Shri Anandpur Sahib emphasized on inculcating virtues such as honesty, truthfulness and trust and respect.  He further highlighted that virtues like humility, kindness and compassion  enrich our lives in many ways and we must inculcate these values. He appreciated the focus of NEP on Indian Knowledge system and moral education.

S. Sardool Singh Thiara along with S. Balwinder Singh Chatha chaired the Technical session 1. Dr. Jasbir Kaur, member Punjabi Jagat Sabha, Canada and Dr. Manpreet Kaur, Professor, GTB Khalsa College Shri Anandpur Sahib, presented their papers in the context of moral values. The speakers raised concerns on the contemporary scenario of youth and their approach towards life which is devoid of values. They further warn the youngsters to not to disregard their cultural heritage and mother tongue instead be proud of their roots. S. Thiara concluded the session with his insightful observations on the pressing concern of right parenting rooted in tradition and culture.

On this occasion, an edited book ‘Punjab, Punjabi and the Prominent Heroes of Punjabi Heritage’ was also launched.  A number of scholars, professors, teachers, researchers and students presented research papers on various contexts based on ethics and moral values.

The Principal Dr.  Kamaljit Grewal and Head of Punjabi Department Dr. Narinderjit Kaur honoured the visiting dignitaries and thanked them on their arrival at the college. College Principal congratulated the entire Punjabi department, appreciated their initiative and encouraged them to conduct such activities in the future.  The event was culminated with the beats of National Anthem.

Poster Making Activity on Drugs Abuse held at KCW

Red Ribbon Club of KCW organized an engaging Poster Making activity on drugs abuse to encourage creativity and artistic expression among students. The event aimed to enhance students’ presentation skills while spreading awareness on important topic like, Drugs abuse and drugs addiction. Students from different classes participated enthusiastically, showcasing their talent with colorful charts and impactful posters.

Each artwork reflected unique ideas, creativity, and thoughtful messages. The activity not only promoted teamwork and innovative thinking but also helped students develop their design and communication skills. Teachers appreciated the efforts of all participants, making the event a grand success. Such activities inspire young minds to express themselves beyond textbooks, fostering both learning and fun. The Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Kamaljit Grewal, applauded the efforts of Mrs. Sheetal Soi (Incharge, Red Ribbon Club) and members of club for organizing such initiatives.

Organized an industrial visit to Paos Industries Ltd. , a leading company in the northern region of India dealing in soap, detergent, and fatty acids. The visit, held on Feb 01, 2025, included 110 students and eight faculty members

The Postgraduate Department of Commerce, Khalsa College for Women, Ludhiana, organized an industrial visit to Paos Industries Ltd. , a leading company in the northern region of India dealing in soap, detergent, and fatty acids. The visit, held on Feb 01, 2025, included 110 students and eight faculty members. The objective was to provide students with practical exposure to industrial operations, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world applications in the FMCG sector.

Paos Industries ltd., established in 1957 under the name and style M/s. National Soap Mills , has a strong presence under the brand ‘RAJ’, offering  eco & user friendly products like detergent powders, dishwashing liquids  and cloth washing liquid detergents in various economy and premium categories. The company serves multiple states, including Punjab, Haryana, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Gujarat, along with international markets like the West Africa.

During the visit, students toured key departments, including the Production Department, where they observed the manufacturing processes of various soap and detergent products, and the Research and Development (R&D) Cell, which focuses on product innovation and quality enhancement. An engaging session in the conference hall introduced students to the company’s growth journey and business strategies.

Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal commended the faculty for organizing this enriching educational experience and extended gratitude to the Managing Director-Mr Sanjeev Bansal  and the Raj Soaps team for their hospitality and for offering high tea to the students. The visit provided invaluable insights into industrial processes, innovation, and corporate responsibility, equipping students with knowledge that strengthens their academic and professional growth.

Organized an extension lecture ‘Acing Career Opportunities’, a career guidance session on February 01, 2025

The Career Coaching Cell of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana organized an extension lecture ‘Acing Career Opportunities’, a career guidance session on February 01, 2025 in the college campus. The objective of the session was to apprise the students about career opportunities in various fields viz. Technology, marketing and finance mainly focussing on Public healthcare.

 The resource person for the session was Ms.Mansharan Seth, Director William J. Clinton Foundation (India Affiliate of Chai.  Around 100 students from various streams participated in this career guidance session.

 The resource person apprised the students on the relevance of public healthcare sector while enlightening them on the various job careers such as management consultant, programme officer, data analyst and research scientist . She also informed about the prominent healthcare service provider companies such as Global Fund, Clinton Health Access, Unicef, WHO, NACO etc. She further discussed various opportunities where no medical background is required.

 Students participated very enthusiastically in the interactive session as they cleared their doubts asking questions to opt for a career in healthcare. The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal applauded the efforts of the members of  Career Coaching Cell.

Wetland Day Celebrated by Department of Geography

The Geography Department of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines , Ludhiana celebrated World Wetland Day on 1st February, 2025 (Saturday) in the college campus during morning assembly. The theme for the year 2025 is “Protect Wetlands for Our Common Future”.

The students were enlightened on the importance of Wetlands being referred to as Kidneys of the Earth. A quiz was also conducted based on wetlands and their importance and to spread awareness among students about the conditions of wetlands now-a-days. The event was culminated with pledge to preserve wetlands, promote environment sustainability etc. The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal applauded the efforts of the Geography Department.

Miniature Making Contest

The Department of Office Management proudly presents the Miniature Making Contest held today, 29th January 2025. Participants have showcased incredible creativity and attention to detail, demonstrating the art’s importance in precision and innovation. This exciting event highlights exceptional talent, reflecting dedication and artistic expression, making it an inspiring experience for all! The competition celebrates craftsmanship and encourages participants to think outside the box, pushing the boundaries of creativity. Such events play a vital role in fostering artistic growth and collaboration among budding talents.

The event was judged by Dr. Parminder Kaur (Head, Dept. of Computer Science) and Dr. Khushdip Kaur (Dept. of Commerce). A total of 36 students participated in this activity presenting miniatures on different topics namely office layout, organizational structure, office centralisation, communication channels, office machines, computer networking, input and output devices and office stationery. Winners were awarded with certificates. 

The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal applauded the efforts of the students and motivated them to excel further in their academic and creative pursuits. The event was conducted under the guidance of Mrs. Sheetal Soi (Incharge, Dept. of Office Management).

Lecture cum Workshop – “Mining Biological information using Bioinformatics and safeguarding using IPRs”

The Department of Biotechnology organized a Lecture cum Workshop on the topic “Mining
Biological Information Using Bioinformatics and Safeguarding Using IPRs” on 28 th
January, 2025 for the students of B.Sc (Hons.) Biotechnology. Dr. Alla Singh, Scientist/
Agricultural Biotechnologist, Indian Institute of Maize Research, PAU Campus, Ludhiana
was the resource person for the event. The event began on a cheerful note with an inaugural
ceremony, graced by the presence of respected Principal madam, followed by lecture on the
given topic by the esteemed invited speaker. The lecture emphasised on the importance of
Intellectual Property Rights in fostering innovation in the biotechnology field. Later, the
students were demonstrated with various tools in mining biological data using various
bioinformatics tools viz. BLAST, SWISS Model, PPI3D, IUPRED, STRING Database and
Patent filing. The workshop concluded with distribution of certificates to the participants in
the valedictory ceremony.
Overall the session was highly informative provided valuable insights into the intersection of
bioinformatics and IPRs – the objective of the event.
The college management and Principal Dr (Mrs.) Kamaljit Grewal appreciated the efforts of
the department in organising insightful & informative session and highlighted the role of
IPRs while understanding the significance of safeguarding intellectual contributions.

Nature Camp organised by KCW under Environment Education Program Culminated

The 3-day EnviroVenture Camp, organized under the Environment Education Program
by Khalsa College for Women, Ludhiana, in collaboration with the Punjab State
Council for Science and Technology and the Society for Conservation and Healing
Environment (SOCH), successfully concluded at Barota Farm, Kalar -Tibba Nangal.
Held from 26th to 28th January 2025, the camp provided students with an immersive
experience in nature conservation, wildlife awareness, and adventure-based learning.
Throughout the three days, students engaged in activities such as bird watching at Ropar
Wetland, an Indian Rock Python release under the Wild Shivalik Project, and an insightful
session on human-leopard conflict. Educational lectures, interactive competitions, and
adventure challenges like rope walking, commando bridges, and trekking offered a perfect
blend of knowledge and practical exposure. A special Republic Day cultural program, a
bonfire gathering, and a heritage walk exploring old artifacts added depth to the experience.
The camp concluded with a valedictory ceremony, where all participating students were
applauded and awarded certificates for their enthusiasm, dedication, and contribution to the
camp’s success. The ceremony was attended by Dr. Balwinder Singh Lakhewali
(Environmentalist and Project director, PAU Campus, Ludhiana), Dr. Brij Mohan Bhardwaj
(Secretary SOCH), and Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal, who praised the students for their
curiosity, teamwork, and eagerness to learn. Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal shared her
thoughts on the students experiences and the valuable lessons they gained over the past three
days. She highlighted how such initiatives help in shaping responsible individuals who
understand the significance of environmental conservation.
She also extended appreciation to the faculty members Dr. Monita Dhiman, Dr. Renu, and
Ms. Mahima, whose efforts ensured the smooth execution of the camp. Special gratitude was
given to Dr. Balwinder Singh Lakhewali and Dr. Brij Mohan Bhardwaj for their patience,
dedication, and expertise in engaging with the students throughout the camp.
As students bid farewell to Barota Farm, they left with not just memories but a renewed
perspective on nature and sustainability. The camp reinforced the idea that conservation is not
just about protecting wildlife but also about understanding and coexisting with the
environment. With a sense of responsibility and inspiration, the students returned, eager to
continue their journey of exploration and learning.

National Girl Child Day ((23-01-2025)

Women Cell of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana organised an extension
lecture on the occasion of National Girl Child Day on the topic Cervical Cancer Prevention,
Screening and HPV Vaccination on 23 rd January, 2025.This initiative emphasized the
importance of health education as a cornerstone of empowering young girls and women.
The keynote speaker, Dr Kavita M. Bhatti, (Professor and Head Department of OBGYN,
CMC & Hospital, Ludhiana), a distinguished expert in women’s health delivered an engaging
and thoughtful address. She underscored the critical role of early detection and prevention in
combating cervical cancer, advocating for regular screenings and the life-saving potential of
HPV vaccination. Her insightful discourse highlighted the need to prioritize women’s
healthcare and foster awareness among young girls about safeguarding their well-being.
The lecture was organised as a part of initiative aimed at empowering the girl child through
education and awareness. The College is committed to supporting this mission and promoting
awareness about crucial health.
The event was attended by students, faculty members of the college, who actively
participated in the discussion and engaged with Dr. Kavita M. Bhatti on various aspects of
cervical cancer prevention, the significance of regular screening and the role of HPV
vaccination in reducing risks.
Principal, Dr. Kamaljit Grewal, lauded the initiative and emphasized the college’s
unwavering dedication to empowering women through education, skill development and
health awareness. She extended her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Bhatti for her enlightening
session and encouraged students to actively engage in such discussions for their personal and
societal growth.

Celebrated National Geographic Day on 27th January, 2025

The Geography Department of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana celebrated National Geographic Day on 27th January, 2025 in the college during morning assembly. The theme for the year 2025 is Support for Conservation and Sustainability.

 The students were enlightened on  the importance of Geography being referred to mother of all sciences as a subject and career opportunities in the field. A  quiz was conducted related to general geography highlighting the importance of the subject in contemporary times.

The event was culminated with a pledge to preserve environment, reduce waste by reusing and recycling, conserve energy resources , protect natural resources in order to achieve sustainability. The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal applauded the efforts of the Geography Department.