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Girls of M.A History 1^st Semester brought laurels to Khalsa College for Women, Civil lines, Ludhiana. Harpreet Kaur scored 321 marks out of 400 securing First Position in Punjab University Semester Examination.

Anita got Fourth Position with 306 marks. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill congratulated the students for top honors as well as for 100% results. She also lauded the efforts of the History Department and encouraged the students to maintain such brilliant performance in Future.

The three day Literature Festival titled ‘LlT. FEST: EXPLORING VISTAS’ in collaboration with THE GREAT INDIAN BOOK TOUR by the English Department of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, witnessed many budding authors presenting interesting Book Talk sessions on its last day.

In the first session Ms Pournima Navani, the author of Lost Without Her raised concerns on the rising crimes against women in the country while discussing her book in detail. She urged that the parents should educate the boys more than the girls on issues of gender stereotypes prevailing in the society to curb the crimes against women. She also laid emphasis on sex education. The next session was taken over by Sonia Sahijwani, a lawyer by profession and author ofYour Legally, who apprised the audience that her book is a compilation of six short stories based on her personal experiences and observations in the field of law. She also advised the youngsters to overcome their phobias and pursue their dreams wholeheartedly.

The third session had Book Release Ceremony of Dr. Prabhleen Toor, Assistant Professor, Department of English of KCW. The Principal Dr. Mukti Gill along with Head, Department of English Ms. Sabina Bhalla and the guest Dr. Ashoo Toor Gill, Assistant Professor, Department of Journalism and Languages, P.A.U, Ludhiana released the book titled ‘Random Scribbles’. The book is a compilation of thirty five poems based on authors’ observations and reflections on the world around.

 Author Shivram K. discussed his close association with his grandparents with reference to his book The Scorpion Grasses and recollected memories of his grandmother telling him stories. He credited his grandparents for inspiring him to be a story teller. In yet another interesting book talk Harinder Cheema, writer, poet, motivational speaker and author of The Temple Stop deliberated upon the life of soldiers their struggles and hardships. She also urged the youngsters to respect a soldier as they protect our borders so that we can lead comforting and happy lives.

The last session was taken over by Nidhi Kukreja, author of The Anonymous. She narrated journey of her writing the book and also advised the youngsters to battle grave issues like sexual abuse and raise voice against all the evils prevalent in society. The day was vibrant with thought provoking intellectual interactions, out of the box ideas and a lot of inspiration and motivation for all those who were a part of the fest. Adding to the charm was the Book Fair where students kept exploring their interest areas while buying new books and added new members to their home library.

The Principal Dr. Mukti Gill applauded the entire English Department on the Success of the literary fest.

The students of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana achieved top university positions in MSc(IT) third semester examinations, results of which were declared by Panjab University, Chandigarh. Gurpreet Malhotra, the college topper who also bagged 2^nd position in the University scored 89.1 percent marks whileTarika Jainwho stood second in the college and clinched 3^rd position in University scored 88.1 per cent marks. All students, whose result was declared by the University secured first division.

Toppers of the college, Gurpreet Malhotra and Tarika Jain attributed their success to their hard work and punctuality. Besides this they remarked, that efforts of their faculty members coupled with the blessings and support of their parents and the college Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill have played an important role in their success.

Er. Pritpal Singh Grewal, President, and S. Gurdish Singh Grewal, Secretary, managing committee congratulated the College Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill and the staff of Computer Science Department for their sincere efforts in generating excellent results. They applauded the students for maintaining the tradition of the college in clinching top university positions and also wished them luck to continue scaling greater heights in future. 

Khalsa College for Women achieved outstanding results in M.A-III semester results of  which were declared by Panjab University on 4^th March ,2020. Eight students of the college have placed their names in top ten University positions. Ritika Jain has bagged  1^st University Position by scoring 375/400 marks (93.75%)., Harmanjot Kaur has bagged 4^th position with 363/400 (90.75%)  , Manveer Kaur  has bagged 6^th position with 360/400 marks (90%), Jaspreet Kaur has bagged 7^th Position with 358/400 marks (89.50%), Heena Jain has bagged  8^th position with 357/400 marks (89.25%) ,Harkirat Kaur has bagged 9^th Position with 355/400 marks (88.75%), Annie Jain  and Manpreet Kaur has bagged 10^th position with 353/400 marks (88.25%) .

  The prestigious managing committee congratulated Madam Principal Dr. Mrs Mukti Gill and the staff of Fine Arts Department for their sincere efforts in generating excellent results.

They applauded the students for maintaining the tradition of the college in clinching University positions and also wished them luck to continue to scale greater heights in life .

Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana achieved outstanding results in M.A-1st semester which were declared by Panjab University on 12^th Feb, 2020. Seven students of the college have placed their names in ten University positions. Sugandha Jain has bagged 1st University Position by scoring 377/400 marks (94.2%). Nikita Arora has placed 3rd in University with 369/400 marks (92.2%), Monika has bagged 4th position with 366/400 (91.5%), Jasmine Jawanda has bagged 5th^th position with 364/400 marks (91%), Amrit Kaur bagged 6^th position with 361/400 marks (90.2%), Rakhi Jain bagged 7^th position with 355/400 marks (88.7%) and Niharika Jain bagged 8^th position with 353/400 (88.2%).

The prestigious managing committee congratulated Madam Principal Dr. Mrs Mukti Gill and the staff of Fine Arts Department for their sincere efforts in generating excellent results.

They applauded the students for maintaining the tradition of the college in clinching University positions and also wished them luck to continue to scale greater heights in life.

The Sanskrit Department of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, organized a competition on ‘Mantra evam Shalok Uchcharan in the Department on 11^th March, 2020. Around eight students participated in the competition. Participants deliberated upon the significance of Sanskrit language before the contest and then recited Mahamritanjaya mantra along with Ganesh Stuti. Students also exhibited their skills by reciting shalokas from Bhagwadgita.

Dr. Kamini Sahir from Hindi Department and Mrs. Sangeeta Sharma of Physics Department were the judges of the event. The other activities enriching the knowledge of Sanskrit were the centre of attraction. Asmita B.A I bagged first prize while Ashu B.A II and Kajal B.A III stood second and third respectively.

The Principal Dr. Mrs.Mukti Gill   applauded the entire staff and students of Sanskrit Department. Ms. Mandeep Arora HOD of Sanskrit extended thanks to the guests.

The Geography Department of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, organized an inter-class quiz contest on 11^th March 2020 in the Geography Department. Three teams namely Satluj, Beas and Raavi comprising students from B.A I, II and III respectively were the participating teams. There were five rounds in all. Questions pertaining to Physical Geography, Practical and general Geography, Locational Geography and Current Affairs were asked to which participants answered enthusiastically. Team Beas, B.A II was adjudged the winner of the contest.

The Principal Dr. Mrs. Mukti Gill gave away the prizes to the winners and applauded the efforts of entire Geography Department. She also motivated the Disaster Management Committee and Weather Forecast Committee (set up in the Geography Department) to keep up the good work.

Students of the department of biotechnology, Khalsa College For Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, brought laurels to college through their excellent performance in 3rd National Conference on Innovation in Bioscience and Technology (NCIBT-2020) held at Multani Mal Modi College, Patiala. Nehal and Sahibleen Kaur, students of BSc (Hons) Biotechnology Semester-4, won third prize in a poster presentation on ‘3D Bioprinting : A Novel Tool For Tissue Engineering.’ Principal, Dr. Mukti Gill and management of the college appreciated and congratulated the students on their achievement.

The department of Business Management of Khalsa College for Women organised a marketing event “Queen of Sales- 3” today. The main idea of the event was to teach the nuances of personal selling and understanding of consumer behaviour among the participants. A total of 46 teams from different departments of the college participated in the event. Each team was given a set of 35 articles which they had to sell within duration of 3 hours. The teams had to contribute a portion of their income as taxes – the amount of which would be further utilised to teach them the sense of social responsibility.  The judges for the event were Dr Priyaka Khanna, Mrs Davinderpal Kaur, Dr Paramjit Kaur and Ms Neetika. The team of BBA –III was declared 1^st, while that of  B.Com was declared second and that of BBA –II was third.

The college principal. Dr Mukti Gill applauded the efforts of the Department of Business Management in organising this mega event and taking initiative in instilling activity based learning among the students.

The Rotaract Club of Khalsa College for Women, Civil lines, Ludhiana, organized an awareness campaign promoting ‘Traffic Rules and Road Safety’ on 6^th February, 2020. The Rotaract members held placards with a motto ‘Safe Driving Saves Lives‘, and raised awareness about the safety measures which should be practiced while driving. The campaign was carried out in and around the campus to apprise the students about the significance of wearing helmets while driving.

The club members also interacted with the students and discussed the importance of carrying license and other important documents at all times while driving to avoid inconvenience.

The Principal Dr. Mrs. Mukti Gill applauded the team work of the club and motivated them to keep their spirits up and keep working and contributing towards society while making it a better place for coexistence.