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Science students displayed a wide variety of innovative creations in Diwali Mela on October 26,2024 at Khalsa College for Women Civil Lines ,Ludhiana bringing the lively celebrations of Diwali . The event, which was held under the supervision of Department of Physics, gave students a chance to showcase their efforts to visitors and college community.

Students showcased technological projects that emphasized the importance of  blend of academic study with practical work experience, supporting both skill development and financial gain . In Diwali at a number of stalls during the mela, such as eco-friendly diya creation, energy-efficient lighting, and imaginative creations were showcased. Some students demonstrated their dedication to environmental awareness by focusing on sustainable practices and offering pollution-free crackers and eco-friendly substitutes for conventional Diwali décor. Director Dr.(Mrs.)Mukti Gill and Principal Dr.(Mrs.)Kamaljit Grewal applauded the efforts of students and the staff and encouraged them to arrange more activities like this.

A two day baking workshop was conducted in the Home Science department on 28.10.2024 and 29.10.2024, under the supervision of Dr. Amarinder Caur, the Head of the Department of Home Science at Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana.

The workshop aimed to familiarize the students to baking as a culinary technique that employs dry heat, typically in an oven for food preparation.

The session was facilitated by Inderpreet Kaur, a professional baker from Ludhiana, who provided a step-by-step demonstration on cake baking and cookies baking. About 44 students from BA – first year and third year – Home Science and multi-disciplinary course –Home Science, attended the workshop allowing them to get acquainted with this cooking method.

The corridors of KCW reverberated with enthusiasm and joy as the Fine Arts Department of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana organised  Diwali Mela on the College Campus on 26th October,2024.  This humongous event was inaugurated by the Chief Guest Dr. Poonampreet Kaur, SDM, Ludhiana and  the esteemed members of managing committee Dr. Ajit Kang, Sardarni Ravinder Kaur Grewal, Madam Manmeet Kaur Grewal,  Sardar Gursimran Singh Grewal, Director   Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill and the college Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal. The Principals of sister institutes also graced the event.

The various departments  of the college put up  around 90 stalls comprising of fancy diyas,stones art, decorative candles and bottles, glass painting and photoframes etc. The event was lined up with scrumptious food junctions where students showcased their marketing skills while serving  delicacies.  Amazing and trendy fashion stalls such as nail art, painted suits and dupattas along with hand made jewellery was another attraction of the event. The Botany Department put up a stall of plants to promote healthy and green diwali. NGOS’ like Guru Gyan Jyoti Viklang Welfare Society, Ek Jot ViklangBachon ka School and Association for Blinds  catering to the needs of special children also put up  stalls where beautiful handicraft were at display.

The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal extended heartfelt gratitude to the esteemed members of management and the guests for gracing the event. The Mela was a shopper’s paradise that witnessed creativity and talent in full swing and met the expectations of spectators and students alike.  

The placement cell of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana in association with Hits-bulls eye, Ludhiana organized a workshop on “RESUME WRITING” for the college students of different courses. The objective of the workshop was to  train the students in the preparation of resume writing.

The resource person of the workshop was Ishwar Sandhu who has a corporate experience of more than six years working with Convergys and JP Morgan Chase. He carries a  teaching and mentoring experience of more than 18 years enriched with government, private and corporate clientele. He is an academician with comprehensive knowledge of international curriculum. He conducted the workshop and discussed various techniques with students on how to create an effective resume. He also explained various formats along with their uses. During the workshop students learned essentials of writing effective resume for targeting specific jobs in a competitive job marketing so as to make good first impression. Mock resume writing exercise was also conducted during workshop.

The workshop was concluded in the august presence of Dr. Kamaljit Grewal, Principal, Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana and the resource person of this workshop. A thoughtful reflection was added by Principal Ma’am, who mentioned the need to organize workshops like this to make students aware of the importance resume writing.

Khalsa College for Women’s Placement Cell, in collaboration with the Do Good Foundation, recently hosted an inspiring seminar titled “Dream it, Achieve it,” featuring Ms. Jasmine Pahwa, an IT engineer and founder of the foundation. Ms. Pahwa captivated the audience with her personal journey of following her passions and overcoming challenges. She emphasized the importance of setting realistic goals, maintaining resilience, and staying true to one’s purpose. A key takeaway from the seminar was her message on the power of determination, coupled with self-belief, in transforming dreams into reality. Ms. Pahwa’s success story, particularly her efforts in founding “Vehra Dhiyaan Da,” a daycare for underprivileged girls, left a lasting impression on the students, motivating them to pursue their dreams while making a positive impact on society. A special thanks was extended to Ms. Megha Kansal, an alumnus of the college, for her special efforts in enlightening the students and making the event a success.

A community mental health drive was organized by Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana to mark the month of October as Mental Health Awareness Month. KCW Counselling Cell organized a Seminar titled “Promoting Awareness and Well-Being” while an Inter-School Poster Making Competition was organized by the Department of Psychology. In this event, psychology students and their teachers from around eight city schools took part. This event aimed to raise awareness of mental health issues and empower students to navigate daily life challenges and stress.

The seminar featured Ms. Aayushi Jain, an RCI Licensed Clinical Psychologist, who discussed various mental health problems and offered practical advice for integrating positive mental health practices into everyday life. The goal was to educate students about positive mental health and encourage them to become ambassadors of change, enabling them to support themselves and others in addressing the mental health challenges faced by today’s youth.

 Additionally, the Department of Psychology hosted an Inter-School Poster Making Competition with the theme, #Movement: Moving More for Our Mental Health. Thirty-nine students from eight local schools participated by creating informative posters highlighting different aspects of mental health.

The results were as follows:

1^st – Anureet Kaur Maan – BCM Arya Model Sr. Sec. School

2^nd – Tavleen Kaur Grover – Bal Bharati Public School 

Bracketed 3^rd – Jasleen Kaur & Kamalnoor Kaur Chana from Guru Nanak International Public School

Artistic Excellence Prize – Kaysha Jain – Jesus Sacred Heart School

Conceptual Excellence Prize – Pahulpreet Kaur Sond – Bal Bharati Public School Ludhiana

Exceptional Symbolism Prize- Deep Kaur Lyall from Guru Nanak Public School, Kashish from Shifaly International School and Zaina Arora from Sacred Heart Convent School.

Dr. Kamaljit Grewal, Principal of Khalsa College for Women, presented the awards. She applauded the participants’ enthusiasm aimed at both personal and social growth. The Department of Psychology and the Counselling Cell were also appreciated for their active efforts in raising awareness of mental health issues for the benefit of the community.

The students of Khalsa College for women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, achieved outstanding positions in Post graduate diploma in Fashion Designing, 2nd semester results of  which were declared by Panjab University. Six students of the college placed their names in top ten university positions, Gurdeep Kaur stood Second in University securing 92 percent marks.

Manpreet Kaur:Third in University securing 90 percent marks. Kirandeep: Fourth in University securing 89 percent marks

 Manpreet:Sixth in University securing 88.4 percent marks

Sonal:Seventh in University securing 87.4 percent marks

Geetanjali: Eighth in University securing 85 percent marks

The  managing committee congratulated Madam Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Kamaljit Grewal, Director Dr. (Mrs.) Mukti Gill  and the staff of the Fine Arts 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 to scale greater heights.

October 10, 2024

A community mental health drive was organized by Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana to mark the World Mental Health Day. KCW Counselling Cell organized a Seminar titled “Promoting Awareness and Well-Being” while an Inter-School Poster making Competition was organized by the Department of Psychology. In this event, psychology students and their teachers from around eight city schools took part. This event aimed to raise awareness of mental health issues and empower students to navigate daily life challenges and stress.

The seminar featured Ms. Aayushi Jain, an RCI Licensed Clinical Psychologist, who discussed various mental health problems and offered practical advice for integrating positive mental health practices into everyday life. The goal was to educate students about positive mental health and encourage them to become ambassadors of change, enabling them to support themselves and others in addressing the mental health challenges faced by today’s youth.

 Additionally, the Department of Psychology hosted an Inter-School Poster Making Competition with the theme, #Movement: Moving More for Our Mental Health. Thirty-nine students from eight local schools participated by creating informative posters highlighting different aspects of mental health.

The results were as follows:

1^st – Anureet Kaur Maan – BCM Arya Model Sr. Sec. School

2^nd – Tavleen Kaur Grover – Bal Bharati Public School 

Bracketed 3^rd – Jasleen Kaur & Kamalnoor Kaur Chana from Guru Nanak International Public School

Artistic Excellence Prize – Kaysha Jain – Jesus Sacred Heart School

Conceptual Excellence Prize – Pahulpreet Kaur Sond – Bal Bharati Public School Ludhiana

Exceptional Symbolism Prize- Deep Kaur Lyall from Guru Nanak Public School, Kashish from Shifaly International School and Zaina Arora from Sacred Heart Convent School.

Dr. Kamaljit Grewal, Principal of Khalsa College for Women, presented the awards. She applauded the participants’ enthusiasm aimed at both personal and social growth. The Department of Psychology and the Counselling Cell were also appreciated for their active efforts in raising awareness of mental health issues for the benefit of the community.

Youth Red Cross Volunteers of Khalsa College For Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana participated in the event Pinktober a Breast Awareness Campaign organised by Krishna Pran Breast Cancer Care Charitable Trust held at Guru Nanak Bhawan on October 9, 2024. The students were apprised about the Breast Cancer causes and prevention. Film actor Mahima Chaudhry was the star campaigner of the event. She deliberated on the issue throwing light on all the aspects if the concern and shared her experiences of battling it out. Dr. Gurpreet Singh Wander and Dr. Sandeep Puri from DMC Hospital delivered  informative lectures on self- examination, early detection and treatment of cancer. The other experts from the field also gave their invaluable inputs on the issue. Documentary on cancer awareness was also showcased in the event.

The Principal Dr  Kamaljit Grewal appreciated the efforts of the Youth Red Cross Unit and encouraged the students to spread awareness among family and friends and contribute to the society as responsible citizens of nation.

Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, proudly participated in DAAN UTSAV 2024, an initiative organized in collaboration with City need and the Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana. The college community came together to collect an impressive 3000 items, ranging from groceries to furniture, generously contributed by faculty, students, and staff. These items were carefully sorted and packed into cartons by 20 dedicated volunteers from the Youth Club, under the leadership of Dr. Monita Dhiman, Incharge of the Youth Club. Today, the entire collection was successfully handed over to the Municipal Corporation for distribution to those in need.

The Principal, Dr. Kamaljit Grewal expressed her pride in the efforts of the college community and appreciated the overwhelming response from our faculty and students for DAAN UTSAV which reflects our collective commitment to social responsibility. Dr. Mukti Gill, Director, also applauded the initiative added that  drive has not only provided essential support to underprivileged sections of society but has also set an example for our students on the importance of giving back. She encouraged everyone to keep the spirit of sharing alive throughout the year.Dr. Monita Dhiman, Incharge of the Youth Club, acknowledged the hard work and dedication of the volunteers and stated that our student volunteers have worked tirelessly to ensure the success of this drive and felt proud of their commitment to making a difference.

Khalsa College for Women remains committed to leading such initiatives, fostering a spirit of compassion and civic responsibility among its students and faculty, and making a meaningful impact in the community.