Annual athletics meet

Jalandhar: DIPS Polytechnic College, Tanda, organised annual athletics meet. Events such as 100 m, 200 m, 400 m, relay race, tug-of-war, volleyball, shot put and long jump were organised for boys and girls. In 100 m race (boys), Harkeet stood first, Mangaldas second, Harshjeet third. In 200 m race, Manpreet Singh stood first, Palwinder Singh second, Lovepreet Singh third. In 100 m race (girls), Rani gor forst position, Simranjit second, Savita third. In 200 m race, Rani first, Simranjeet second and Navdeep Kaur third, long jump Babli first, Rani second, Navdeep Kaur got third position.

Star cast visits HMV

The star cast of upcoming Punjabi Film “Kade Haan, Kade Naa” visited Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalya for the promotion of film. The programme was organised under Dean Youth Welfare Navroop Kaur, Rama Sharma, Head of Mass Communication and Video Production Department, Dr Rakhi Mehta, Head of Design Department and Superintendent Ravi Maini. Principal Prof Ajay Sareen presented planters to hero of the film Singha, heroine Sanjana, Director Sunil Thakur and other artists Simran Sehaj, Prakash Gadhu and project designer Shubham Chandrachur.

Legal awareness camp

DAV University celebrated the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, under which the School of Law and Legal Studies along with the District Legal Services Authority organised legal services awareness camps in various villages of the Jalandhar. This event was organised to provide legal assistance to the marginalised sections of the society and poor beneficiaries to resolve their long standing issues under the umbrella of Pan India Awareness and Outreach Programme. .

Workshop on Securities Market

The PG Department of Commerce and Business Administration of Kanya Maha Vidyalaya in association with National Institute of Securities Market (NISM) organised a five-day workshop on Practical Aspects of Securities Market titled ‘Securities Market Operations’ for the students of BCom (Hons.), BCom (Pass and Hons.) and MCom The workshop was attended by more than 200 students. The resource person of the workshop was Dr Sanjay Kumar Aggarwal. Dr Aggarwal highlighted the importance of investment in a very effective manner.

Book exhibition

MGN College of Education celebrated Constitution Day on the college premises. On this day, an exhibition of books on Indian Constitutional provisions and laws was displayed. All faculty members and students got benefitted with that exhibition as it helped them to go through the highlights of Constitution. Acting Principal Neelu Jhanji along with all faculty members took an oath to abide by the Constitutional provisions for national integrity. NSS volunteer Rachita Garg made the students aware regarding major educational provisions of our Constitution.

Story telling with grandparents

Cambridge International School (Co-Ed) organised an activity ‘Legendary Tales’ for grade I to IV wherein, the grandparents narrated the stories of the bygone era. Daddi’s and Naani’s stories can enthrall the children like no other. They have power. They delight, enchant, touch, teach, recall, inspire, motivate and challenge. They not only help us to understand many life skills but also leave a long-lasting impression on our minds. A warm story telling session with grandparents before going off to sleep is a perfect end to a hectic day.

Conference on Hospitality

GNA University organised the 4th International Conference on Hospitality and Tourism under the aegis of ICOHOST 2021 on the theme ‘‘Hospitality & Technology: Collaborating for Synchronised Growth’’ in the hybrid mode. Many delegates and research scholars from across the country participated in the conference. Two technical sessions were organised wherein in 40 papers were presented by the delegates and research scholars came from across the world.

Poster-Making Competition

Under the Buddy programme launched by the Punjab Government to curb the menace of drug abuse, PCM SD College for Women organised a poster making competition on ‘Say no to drugs’. The activity was organised by the Department of Student Welfare. The college has pledged to fight against this evil practice and under the first-of-its-kind mission the college has made nine groups of more than 45 students. In each group, there are five students and one of these 45 students is the senior buddy who leads her group members to participate in various activities concerning the prevention and awareness regarding drug abuse.

Global Handwash Day

Shiv Jyoti Public School organised Global Handwash Day to motivate and mobilise people around the world to improve their handwashing habits. The theme of the day was ‘Let’s move forward together’. This day was also celebrated in. An activity was organised for classes 3rd, 4th and 7th in which students along with teachers of health and well-being club. Sarita Kapur and Parminder Vasran took part enthusiastically. Students were guided about eight steps of handwash. Around 490 students participated. Posters were also displayed near hand wash area. tns