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Providing the students with a platform to mingle with their peers hostel night celebrations were organized by Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana. Students participated in various cultural activities to mark celebrations. Members of College Management Sardarni Kushal Dhillon, Sardarni Manmeet Grewal along with Director Dr. Mukti Gill were the chief guests of the evening. The retired professors graced the event as Judges of the show. Dr. Sukhpal Kaur, Physical Education Department,  Mrs. Sarvjit, Political Science Department and Mrs.  Simarjeet Grewal, Department of Hindi adjudged the show. Students mesmerised the audience with their thrilling performances through dances, songs, group dances and Giddha. Beautiful divas walked the ramp with oomph and grace.

The winners of the evening were: Miss Hosteller Muskan

1st runner up – Tonika

2nd Runner up – Arshdeep Kaur

Miss Fashion Feista –  Rajveer Kaur

Miss Binaca Smile – Tammanna

Miss Soni Mutiyar – Sanjogita

The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal, Director Dr. Mukti Gill along with the esteemed members of Managing Committee gave away the prizes. The Principal also applauded the efforts of Dr. Mandeep Kaur, Incharge of Hostel and Head of Physical Education Department.

The Department of Chemistry, Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana celebrated the World Ozone Day on 16^th September, 2024 by organizing a powerpoint presentation competition in which students from B.Sc. I, II and III displayed their presentations under the theme “World Ozone Day: Montreal Protocol-Advancing Climate Actions”. The students highlighted the importance of the existence of the ozone layer that is safeguarding all living beings by filtering out the sun’s harmful ultraviolet radiations. Further, the focus is given on the alarming risk to ozone layer by human-made chemicals such as CFCs and at the end students have thrown light on the initiative of United Nations through Montreal Protocol to phase out these chemicals with some better alternatives. The judges Mrs. Mandeep Kaur (Department of Computer Applications) and Ms. Kulwinder Kaur (Department of Geography) recognized the hard work of the students and awarded them with the prizes. Satya from B.Sc. II secured first position, Kareena from B.Sc. II earned second prize, Gurmit Kaur  from B.Sc. I bagged third prize and Gunjan from B.Sc. I was awarded with the consolation prize. Principal Ma’am Dr. (Mrs.) Kamaljit Grewal applauded the efforts of the students and the teachers of the department for participating so enthusiastically and spreading awareness for a better future. Convenor of the event Dr. Aanchal Arora appreciated the efforts of the participants and the organizing team to put in efforts for the organization of the successful event.

The Department of Political Science, Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, is pleased to announce the celebration of International Democracy Day on September 16, 2024.To commemorate this occasion, the department has organized  a Visual Information Session, highlighting the importance of democracy, its principles, and values. Students presented their research and ideas on various aspects of democracy, encouraging critical thinking and discussion. The event aims to promote democratic values, encourage active citizenship, and foster a deeper understanding of democratic principles among students and the community.

The key highlights of the event were student presentations on democratic principles and values, interactive discussions and Q&A sessions and expert insights from faculty members. Principal Dr. Kamaljit Kaur Grewal appreciated the efforts of the department and students, saying, “Democracy is the backbone of our nation, and it’s essential to educate and empower our youth about its values and principles. I commend the Department of Political Science for organizing this thought-provoking event.”

Hindi Sahitya Sabha of the Hindi Department of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana celebrated Hindi Divas with great fervour on 14^th September 2024 in the college. On this occasion, the Principal, Dr. Kamaljit Grewal and Director Dr. Mukti Gill graced the event as chief guest. A calligraphy competition and synonym writing competition was organized among the students to mark the day.  About 80 students participated in the event. The students wrote calligraphy showing the importance of Hindi language and participated in this competition with great enthusiasm by writing as many synonyms as possible in the stipulated time.

Madam Mandeep Arora (Sanskrit Department) was the judge for this competition.  The results of the competition were as follows:  calligraphy competition: First Prize Roshni BA First Year, Second Prize, Sneha Kaushal BA Third Year and Third Prize Pooja Kumari BA Second Year.

The results of the synonym writing competition: First Prize Saloni BA Third Year, Second Prize Pooja BA Third Year, Third Prize Moni Kumari BA Third Year.

The college Principal Dr Kamaljit Grewal gave away the prizes to the winners.   While wishing the students a Happy Hindi Divas, She took an oath with the students that we should respect the Hindi language and try to take it forward. Praising the efforts of the Hindi department Head Dr. Kamini Sahir and teacher Dr Sonia Mala, she further added that we should keep organizing such events so that the students gain knowledge of their mother tongue and develop interest in it.

The Department of Economics of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines Ludhiana, in collaboration with LIC  organized an extension lecture on Exploring Career Opportunities in LIC, on September 13^th, 2024 in the college.

Ms. Archana Sharma Vashishta, Chief Manager, LIC India and Parminder Singh Sapra Branch Manager LIC Of India were the resource persons of the event Mrs. Vashishta apprised the students about various opportunities in the field of insurance. She further added that LIC is a platform that offers opportunities for the youngsters to earn while learn holding positions of  Development officer, Assistant Branch manager and Branch manager . Mr. Sapra discussed the perks and benefits LIC career offers along with national, global recognition. Around 80 students attended the lecture.

The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal applauded the efforts of Mrs. Poonam Pathak, Department of Economics and the entire staff members for the initiative.

Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, organized a grand Award Ceremony to mark the successful completion of the 30-Day Environmental Challenge, an initiative aimed at fostering environmental awareness and sustainable practices among students.

The event was graced by the esteemed presence of Mr. Jasdev Singh Sekhon, Zonal Commissioner, Ludhiana, as the Chief Guest. Dr. Balwinder Singh Lakhewali, a renowned environmentalist, and Mr. Samarth Sharma, CEO of the National Edu Trust, were also present as distinguished guests of honor. Their inspiring words encouraged students to continue their commitment to environmental stewardship.

The 30-Day Environmental Challenge saw enthusiastic participation from students, who actively engaged in various eco-friendly activities such as reducing plastic use, air drying clothes, promoting car-free days, composting, and unplugging devices to conserve energy. The initiative, organized under the guidance of the college’s dedicated faculty, has made a significant impact on the students’ attitudes towards sustainability.

The event also included a video presentation showcasing the various activities undertaken by the students throughout the 30 days, followed by student feedback sessions where they shared their learnings and experiences from the challenge.

The ceremony concluded with the distribution of certificates to the participating students by the dignitaries. Dr. Kamaljit Grewal, Principal of Khalsa College for Women, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the guests and congratulated the Nodal Officer Dr Monita Dhiman and the students for their active involvement. She reaffirmed the college’s commitment to continuing such initiatives in the future.

The event was a true celebration of environmental consciousness and a reminder that even small actions can lead to significant positive changes for the planet.

B.Sc. (honours) Biotechnology Student from Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana Visit to  College of Animal Biotechnology (GADVASU) Ignites Interest in Biotechnological Advancements

[Ludhiana, 11^thSeptembert, 2024] – Students of B.Sc. (honours) Biotechnology   along with two faculty members, embarked on a captivating journey into the realm of cutting-edge biotechnology during their visit to the College of Animal Biotechnology (GADVASU). The visit, provided an insightful opportunity for the students to explore diverse areas of animal biotechnology, including stem cell research, viral vaccine production, virus isolation, animal genomics, Animal cell culture and bioinformatics.

Dr. C.S. Mukhopadhyay, Dr. Ratan K. Choudhary, Dr Manu M, Dr. Adarsh Mishra and Dr. B.V Sunil under the able guidance of Dr. S. K Uppal (Dean, CoABT), held informative interactions with the students regarding their respective areas of research. During interactive sessions, the students gained insights into the practical applications of biotechnology in the fields of  Animal cell culture and Genetic engineering.

The visit left an indelible impression on the students, igniting profound interest in the potential of research areas in the field of animal biotechnology.

The Department of Home Science at KCW, located in Civil Lines, Ludhiana, commemorated National Nutrition Week on September 9th and 10th, 2024. This year’s theme was “Balanced Diet – Affordable for All.”

To celebrate this occasion, a poster-making competition was held on September 9^th, 2024 attracting participation from twenty students across various disciplines, including Bachelor of Arts, Master of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Commerce, and Beauty and Wellness. The students created visually striking posters that highlighted the significance of a balanced diet. These visual aids underscored the principles of “eating the right food” and “eating the right amount.”

The visual aids effectively maintained a harmonious relationship between the images and slogans, communicating messages relevant to our daily food choices. The slogans conveyed the idea that grains should be the most significant part of our diet, followed by vegetables. Dairy products should be consumed in moderation, while the intake of fats and sugary foods should be minimized. Furthermore, it is essential to consume an adequate amount of fluids to promote a healthy body.

The assessment of the visual aids was carried out by Ms. Ashu Lakhanpal and Ms. Sukhjeet Kaur, faculty members in the Department of Fine Arts. They focused on the principles and elements of art during their evaluation and chose three exemplary posters that reflected the theme of nutrition week.

In the subsequent portion of the commemoration, a culinary contest was organized, requiring students to create breakfast recipes that exemplified a balanced meal within a timeframe of one hour and thirty minutes. Approximately eighteen students participated, demonstrating their culinary talents by preparing a variety of delicious dishes in accordance with the “five food group plan.” The dishes included mushroom quesadillas, avocado toasts, fusion idli, moong-dal tikkis, chickpea chaat with gram flour pancakes and sago khichdi. These were served with a selection of smoothies made from yogurt and fresh fruits.

In anticipation of the evaluation, the students took great care in plating their dishes to achieve the highest standards. The judges, Dr. Ritu Ahuja (faculty, department of mathematics) and Dr. Shaveta Chugh, (faculty, department of commerce) recognized the hard work of the students and identified the four best recipes to reward their culinary abilities.

Principal Dr. Kanwaljit Grewal lauded the creativity demonstrated by the students over the two-day event and congratulated Dr. Amarinder Caur, the Head of the Home Science department, for the event’s successful conclusion.

The Post Graduate Department of History of Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana organized an exhibition displaying historical rarities. The objective of the exhibition was to connect  youngsters to our historical heritage and legacy. Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal along with Director Dr. Mukti Gill  graced the event.

Antiquarian and Numismatist Dr. Parminder Singh who began his historical collection 32 years ago, displayed his treasure trove in a show with around 50 stalls. The exhibition featured rare coins from the period of Chandragupta Maurya to Mughal and Sikh rulers. There were Hindu Religious scriptures written in Sanskrit and Sikh Religious scriptures in Gurmukhi. Variety of weapons  belonging  to British rule and Sikh period comprised of a huge display of swords, gupti, khanda, tega, Maratha swords and bakhtarband weighing 40kgs worn by the warriors. Another attraction was hand crafted bagh phulkaris, baskets, boxes, utensils and bags. Students from various colleges of the city along with their teachers visited the exhibition.

The Principal Dr. Kamaljit Grewal congratulated Dr. Ramandeep Kaur, Head of History Department and the entire staff for arranging a show that bespoke volumes about our heritage and legacy.

The Department of Psychology, Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, organized an Inter-Class Brochure Designing Competition to mark the Suicide Prevention Day on 10^th September 2024.

65 participants from all the streams and various classes participated in this competition aimed at spreading awareness regarding the Narrative on Suicide and to create creative expression on participants.

The judges for the event were Mrs. Gurjot Kaur and Ms. Tanu, Assistant Professors from the Department of Computer Science. Ms. Tulika Biwalkar from BA-III won the first position, while, Jaspreet Kaur from B.Sc.-III Biotech and Jiya from BA-III were bracketed second. Ridhman Kaur from BCA-III and Sneha Nanda from BCA-II bagged bracketed third prizes for their creative and positive contribution towards Community Mental Health.

The Brochure Designing Competition was a successful event that combined creativity with social impact.

The Principal, Dr. (Mrs.) Kamaljit Grewal, distributed the prizes and applauded the efforts of the Psychology Department for organizing such initiatives so as to encourage everyone to work together to prevent suicide and promote Mental Health Awareness.