Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya students shine in Guru Nanak Dev University exams

Jalandhar: Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya students got the first, second and third positions in Guru Nanak Dev University BVoc (web technology and mutimedia) semester-III exams. Smile stood first in the university with 360 marks out of 400, Riya Sethi stood second with 355 marks and Pooja and Priyanka stood third with 354 marks. Principal Ajay Sareen congratulated the students and encouraged them to continue their success in the examinations. Ashish Chadha, Rishabh Dhir, Mansi and Bhumika were also present on the occasion.

Virtual farewell Party organised

Kamla Nehru College for Women, Phagwara, organised a virtual farewell party on Google Meet for the outgoing students of BA and BSc economics. Party began with the welcome address by HoD home science Dr Priyanka Aeri. Principal Savinder Pal was the chief guest. All teachers from department of economics and humanities, students of BA and BSc economics of IVth and VIth semester attended the virtual party. It was hosted by Sukhpreet Kaur. Various online performances like shabad, songs, dance and games were the main attractions of the party. It was very a well organised function. Students fully enjoyed this virtual show and participated with full enthusiasm. Sukhmani proposed vote of thanks. Principal Savinder Pal gave her best wishes and blessings to students for their bright future and congratulated the organisers of the party.

Course on Pedagogical Practices

The human resource development centre (HRDC) at Lovely Professional University (LPU) organised a five-day AICTE approved short term course on ‘Innovative Pedagogical Practices in Higher Education’. This innovative dissemination in virtual learning mode saw 100+ participants from various higher education domains of the country. Eminent resource panel from LPU comprised Prof Sanjay Modi, executive dean at faculty of business and arts; Prof Lovi Raj Gupta, executive dean at faculty of technology and sciences; Prof Dharam Buddhi, executive dean, division of innovation and entrepreneurship; Prof Rajesh Verma, dean at Mittal School of Business; Prof Sunaina Ahuja, associate dean at HRDC; Prof Savita Gupta, HoD at faculty development department; Prof Mridula Mishra; head, academic operations; Dr Rahul Sharma; and Prof Parteek Bhatia from the department of CSE, Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology.

Vanshika Dutta 1st in MA

Students of Apeejay College of Fine Arts of MA (fine arts) Sem 1 have garnered glory in results of Guru Nanak Dev University by bagging top positions. College Principal Neerja Dhingra congratulated the meritorious students and wished them to work hard in future too. She appreciated Dr Jeevan Kumari, HoD, department of fine arts and Dr Rimpy Aggarwal, department of fine arts for guiding the students to success. Vanshika Dutta stood first with 376 marks out of 400. Prince Prabhakar and Divya Arora stood second and third.

Leader’s award for Principal

Sanskriti KMV School Principal Rachna Monga has been awarded the Leader's Award for Community Engagement 2021 by The School Eduexcellence Awards, IIT Delhi. The award stands high to mark the school leader's incessant determination and contribution towards providing education excellence through community engagement. Through a continuous decade-long mentorship of an institution, Monga holds this recognition that has earned valuable trust of the society by providing wholesome and morally strong education evolving it nationally as well as globally. The school management and staff, complimented Monga for her achievement.

Doctor’s Day observed

Students of all five branches of Innocent Hearts School - GMT, Loharan, Cantt-Jandiala Road, Nurpur Road and Kapurthala Road, took part in various activities and expressed their gratitude to the doctors for their selfless contribution towards the society. The students of college and school presented their poems and speeches through online mode and presented their thanks to the doctors for their services amid the Covid pandemic. The students explained how doctors take care of each and every member of the society. They work day in and day out and even sacrifice their personal life. The students of Grade 3 made beautiful badges for their family doctors and shared the pictures on the school’s Facebook page.

Webinar on research questionnaire

GNA University organised a webinar on Research Questionnaire Development on a virtual platform Blackboard. The resource person for the session was Dr Sonia Chawla, Associate Professor, and Head, Department of Humanities and Management, Dr BR Ambedkar National Institute of Technology. The main objective behind organising this webinar was to acquaint the students with the skills of creating and designing a questionnaire for the purpose of research. The FDP was mainly based upon enhancing research paper writing skills of faculty members and covered different areas of the same.

DHRUV TANGRI EXCELS IN TENNIS

Dhruv Tangri, an A-Level (Cambridge Assessment International Education - CAIE) pass out of Cambridge International School, Phagwara, has brought laurels to his institution. He has marked his presence in the field of tennis, with rank one in the state and third in the nation. A medalist in ‘Khelo India’ under-16 championship, he has won over 30 domestic and five international titles. His story to success goes on with his entry into ‘The University of New Orleans, Louisiana’ with a 100 per cent scholarship. School chairman KS Bassi, MD KS Bains, Chairman Vasal Education Group Sanjeev Vasal and Principal Jorawar Singh congratulated Dhruv and extended their wishes for his bright future. TNS

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