MOU signed with Indian Red Cross

Phagwara: GNA University has signed an MoU with Indian Red Cross for creating social awareness and making the youth of India a better human being and a global citizen. The MoU was duly signed between the Vice-Chancellor of GNA University, Dr VK Rattan and the Vice-Chairman of Indian Red Cross Avinash Rai Khanna. The signing ceremony was witnessed by the staff and faculty of GNA University along with the representatives of Indian Red Cross- CS Talwar, Secretary Punjab, NK Singh, Deputy Secretary, Indian Red Cross Society, Delhi, Amarjeet Singh, Field Officer, Punjab State Red Cross, and SP Dhawan, Bank Manager. Khanna assured everyone, “This MOU will render galore opportunities not only to the students but also to the faculty of GNA University.” NK Singh said IRC will not only usher theoretical but also practical exposure to the youth. Dr. VK Rattan, Vice- Chancellor, GNA University, said, “The faculty at GNA University will become the first aid trainers at a global level.” Gurdeep Singh Sihra, Pro-Chancellor, GNA University expressed, “I thank the National Vice-Chairman for considering our university for signing up with Indian Red Cross.” He said, “The very thought of working and dedicating our energy for the cause of social service is an asset for our youth which will make them think ahead of times.” The event finally culminated on a mellifluous note of the Indian Red Cross Anthem and everyone present felt grateful for being the significant part of this MoU.

Online session in HMV

Jalandhar: Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya hosted an online session on Process of Innovation Development under the initiative of Institutional Innovation Council. The session began with the recital of ‘Gayatri Mantra’. President IIC Dr Anjana Bhatia gave a formal welcome to the resource person Leena Chhabra. Leena introduced the concept of innovation. She described innovation as the backbone of the market and the innovation process is the path of translating new or existing knowledge into marketable solutions. Innovation begins with an idea. An important link between idea and innovation is the evaluation of opportunity. The process will begin only if there is demand of that idea in the market or we come with a solution to some problem. Idea generation is facilitated by passion, curiosity, mastering the environment, divergent thinking and creative energy. In order to evaluate the opportunity one need to do SWOT analysis and risk assessment along with studying market viability and improvements. Above all innovations go unnoticed if proper marketing is not done. It needs to be promoted. The students attended the session with great zeal and cleared their doubts regarding innovation development. Rishav presented the vote of thanks and Navneeta moderated the session.

Scienceia 2021

Scienceia 2021 was organised by Bachelor of Physiotherapy Department of St Soldier College (Co-Ed) wherein Dr Suresh Mani (HoD of Physiotherapy Department LPU) was the chief guest. He was welcomed by the college director, Veena Dada, and the HoD of BPT Department, Dr Varun Kalia. The chief guest Dr Suresh Mani firstly inaugurated the exhibition organised by the students of physiotherapy and told them physiotherapy is the only way which can heal the problem without any medicines and there is good career opportunities in this field. The students put an exhibition on heart problems, kidney problems, lung prosthesis and told symptoms and treatment. Chairman Anil Chopra appreciated the efforts of the institution and said that St Soldier always pays special attention for best education as well as practical training for students. Law College Director Dr Subhash Sharma, Principal Manjeet Kaur, Dr Navreet Kaur, Dr Kiran Rai and all the Principals of the campus were present on the occasion.

Health Club at KMV

Kanya Maha Vidyalaya established a hi-tech health club. A state-of-the-art health club fitted with various devices like top-of-the-line multi-gym, magnetic bike, motorised treadmill, jogger, twister, vibrator, massager etc. has been set up to cater to the physical fitness of the students. In order to provide expert fitness guidance to the students, a trainer also works in the gym to train the students in their physical fitness, exercise and regime. Proper focus is given to the nutrition and diet of the students. Principal Dr Atima Sharma Dwivedi said the health club is a part of the hi-tech infrastructure provided on the campus for the development of successful empowered young students of the college. She further maintained that a healthy, active and fit body can provide a good intellectual and academic growth to the students.

Idea Pitching Competition

Innovation cell of Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar organised Idea Pitching Competition-2021 under the able guidance of Principal Dr Ajay Sareen. The students of SSC II Commerce participated in this competition. Lisha Juneja, Khushi and Khushi Angural ranked first position. They presented their business plan based on the idea ‘Mini Pharmacy’. Gagandeep Kaur and Ramandeep Kaur presented their business idea on the clothing brand ‘Vastar’ and stood second. Business plan ‘Restaurant’ (Green city with amazed world) was presented by Sakshi Badola and Monika and ‘Detecting Chip’ was presented by Kriti and Prachi Sharma. They won consolation prize. Dr Ajay Sareen appreciated the students and said that today’s generation thinks out of the box and represents their innovative, feasible and executable ideas. Principal Dr Ajay Sareen and Meenakshi Sayal, school coordinator also congratulated all the winners. The principal encouraged them to keep participating in such competitions to gain more knowledge and information.TNS