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An exuberant and interactive extension lecture on “Mysterious Universe: Macro and Micro view” was organised by the Physics society of the Khalsa College for Women, Civil lines, Ludhiana on 18^th August 2018.The lecture was whipped into shape under the sustentation of Mrs Sangeeta Sharma, HoD of Physics Department. The resource person for imparting immense knowledge about mysterious universe was Dr. Rajeev Sharma, Assistant Professor, PAU, Ludhiana. He in a very artistic manner grabbed all the attention of students and took them to a tour of micro and macro view of universe from big bang theory to formation of nebulas, black holes.  Unveiled the mysteries of matter and anti-matter, how the energy continuously keeps on changing its form and influencing our lives.He acknowledged students about Astro physics and lucrative opportunitiesin the field. Dr. (Mrs) Mukti Gill thanked the professor for enlightening our young minds and catering to their inquisitness.

A five day workshop on “Life Skills” (12-16^th August)organized by Youth club of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines Ludhiana in collaboration with United Network of Young Peace builders and Youth for Peace International concluded with the valedictory function on 16^th August. A total no. of 100 students who have attended the workshop were trained by indulging them in various games, activities, discussions and debates that ultimately enabled the students to formulate new ways of thinking. This workshop was designed in a way to instill maximum sensitivity, invoke new ideas, arouse deep seated emotions and reinforce ethical values to be induced deeper into one’s character and further outshine in one’s personality. Hence the main modus operandi for this workshop was based upon various experiential learnings instilled through various simulation exercises, brainstorming sessions, play for peace activities, fun games and various thought provoking and stimulating concepts.

Three students Rajbir, Parveen and Nancy shared their experiences and shown their satisfaction in respect of content, delivery and presentation of all topics covered during the workshop. The effective facilitators, Mr. Mridul (Asia Coordinator of UNOY), Miss Mannat Dhillon (Program Manager and facilitator), Miss Saumya Aggarwal (Co-founder YPI) and Mr. Sanjeev Kumar (Peace Ambassador of UNOY) carry out their job in a commendable way.

Mrs. Mukti Gill, Principal, appreciated the efforts of Dr. Monita, Incharge Youth Club and club members and emphasized that there is a huge need of such workshops in future. The certificates to all the participants were presented which was followed by token of appreciation to all the facilitators.

Students of Khalsa College For Girls, Civil Lines, Ludhiana once again came up with an outsatanding performance in M.Sc.(Maths) sem. II examination conducted by Panjab University, Chandigarh. In the results declared on July 10^th 2018, Cheshtha Goyal bagged the first position in college with 92.6% marks, Manpreet  Kaur bagged 2^nd and Jasleen Kaur 3^rd by scoring 90.8% &  89.4% marks respectively. However the overall result marked out with 19 distinctions & 24 first divisions. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill congratulated students & staff for their outstanding performance and maintaining the legacy.

Department of Political Science, Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana celebrated Independence Day with fervour and patriotic zeal. The students gathered in morning assembly and poems were recited to mark the event. Students also participated in chart making competition on the theme of Independence Day. 1st, IInd, IIIrd prizes were declared. Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill encourged students to respect high ideals of patriots on this occasion

Fresher’s party is the moment when all the seniors whole heartedly and joyfully welcome their juniors. Fun, frolic and rejuvenation marked the Fresher’s party organized by the departments of Computer Science and Business Administration at Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana. It was a theme based celebration. The mesmerizing music, songs, flash freezing lights and the exuberant students were the defining moments in the party.

The show was a blend of cultural items and foot tapping performances.The fresher’s day also highlighted the repercussions of excessive use of mobiles by youngsters through a skit presented by the students of BCA .  The gala event of the day “Ramp Modeling” by the students of First year was judged by Ms Sabeena Bhallla (HOD, English), Ms. Reema Sharma (HOD, Music (V)), Ms Jasbir Kaur(Dept. Of Punjabi).

The results of the same are:-

Dept. of Computer Science – Gundeep  (Miss Fresher), Deepika (First Runner up), Upasana (Second Runner up)).  Dept. of Business Management–Jhanvi (Miss Fresher),Grusha (Miss vivacious),Anushka (Miss Congeniality),

The Principal of the college, Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill, welcomed the first year students and applauded the efforts of the students and teachers in putting up such a colourful show.

Youth club of Khalsa college for women, civil lines, Ludhiana in collaboration with United Network of Young Peacebuilder and Youth for Peace International organizes a five day workshop on life skills. In order to celebrate the International Youth Day, workshop begins on 12^th August. It is an effort to empower the 100 young women, who participated in it by building their capacity to translate knowledge, attitude and behavior related to cognitive, emotional and social development. Mrs. Mukti Gill, Principal, motivated the students to participate in the workshop whole heatedly and cheerfully.This workshop will help the participants in acquiring the ability to reduce specific risk behavior and adopt healthy behavior that improves their lives in various ways such as presenting self , planning ahead, teamwork, career planning, decision making and forming positive relationships. The effective facilitators, MrMridul(Asia Coordinator of UNOY)and Mr Sanjeev (Peace Ambassador of UNOY) enlightened the young participants with the help of non-formal experiential education, interactive activities, play for peace and reflective sessions. The proposed modules for the 5-days workshop i.e. from 12^th to 16^th August are – knowing self, prejudice awareness and reduction , empathy, team building, active listening, communication, story -telling, difficult conversation, debate vs dialogues, constructive feedback and negotiation. The goal of this workshop is to build knowledge, cognitive and non-cognitive skills and abilities that participants can develop and retain throughout their lives.

Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, extended a warm welcome to the newly appointed staff and held an orientation programme for the faculty to apprise them of them of the essence of this competitive inhibition.

As the college celebrates the 60^th year of its inception, it was a proud privilege for its faculty to witnesses its innumerable achievements in the form of a PowerPoint presentation that encapsulated the mission, vision and values upheld by the college. The plethora of courses, year-round activities, clubs, cells and community service programs were also highlighted alongwith the rules and regulation code for conduct. The college continuous to be a synonym for excellence and the orientation programme was another step towards preparing for another fruitful and productive session.

The principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill stressed the importance of the triadic harmony of head, heart and hands to be able to achieve the glory we aim for.

The Corridors of KCW resonated with laughter and traditional beats as Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines Ludhiana celebrated ‘Mela Teeyan Da’ to mark Teej Festival pursuing Punjabiyat fervor around the surroundings on 11th  Aug, 2018.

The day was marked with various cultural & Heritage display of handicrafts, traditional utensils, Bagh, phulkari,Darian, Sandhookh and ornaments etc.  Sealing the attention of the guests and students the real image of Punjabiyat was framed with decorated Charkhas and Pakhis. The cultural extravaganza was graced by the presence of the Principal Dr. Mrs. Mukti Gill, members of the managing committee and the retired teachers from different faculties. The Girls with Traditional Punjabi Dresses, Paranda, and Jewellery, were the centre of attraction. The occasion was  thoroughly beamed with the prompting participation of the students in Rangoli, Embriodery, Bagh Phulkari, Cross Stitch, Crochet, Pakhi Making, Knitting, Mehndi, Giddha, Bhangra and various other traditional activities such as Gudian Patole making, Chikker Making, Paranda Making, Nala Making, Tokri Making, Mitti de Khadone Making, Khiddo Making, Rassa Vatna, Eenu Making, Sanjhi Making, etc related to Punjabi culture and many more events wherein one got a chance to witness the up-and-coming artists of tomorrow.

The stunning and illustrious stalls were put up in the college adding flavour to the embellishment of the occasion. Stalls of bangles, traditional jewellary, clothes and cosmetics along with stalls of corn, matka kulfi, Chuski, lime soda with other delicacies of punjabi culture were adorned with the motive to magnify the cultural Heritage of Punjab. Famous Dishes of Saawan Season – Mal Poore, Kheer, Jalebi & Pakoras were enjoyed  by the relishers.

. The NSS volunteers of the college put up a stall to promote the ‘Aayi Hariyali’ campaign run by the punjab government to sensitize the students about the environment sustainability. Free saplings of various plants and trees were distributed free of cost to all attending the festival. A stall with different articles put up by Ekjot an NGO, also charmed the students as there were beautiful articles designed by the differently abled children.

The students got a chance to get acquainted with and appreciate the traditional handicrafts. They also enjoyed the Swings along with fun sports such as kikli, rope skipping, kokla chapaki, geete khedna, shatapu etc. The fragrance of fun and enjoyment pervaded in the atmosphere and it created some everlasting memories.

Revered Madam Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill, applauded the role of the organizers of the show and admired the energetic participation of the guests and the students and strengthened all of them to continue the journey for a social cause by building up Punjabiyat among the students. The event turned out to be a memorable one and gave it the shade of grand family celebrations.