campus notes

MGM Public School

Ludhiana: In order to encourage students to read books, Diksha Books organised a three-day book fair at MGM Public School. A plethora of books were displayed during the fair, catering to the myriad tastes of students of different age groups. The fair witnessed widespread participation, showing the love people have for books in the digital world. Students relished reading books of varying genres. They comprehended the significance of books and the repository of knowledge that books contain. School Director Gajjan Singh Thind graced the event with his presence. Principal Ranjana Kaushal urged students to inculcate the habit of reading in their lifestyle to gain more knowledge.

Khalsa College for Women

Khalsa College for Women, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, added another feather to its cap by winning accolades at the 38th AIU Inter-University North Zone Youth Festival held in Chandigarh from February 1 to 5, under the aegis of Association of Indian Universities, New Delhi. Rupali Sharma, a student of BSc-II non-medical, brought laurels to the college by participating in the mimicry event. She secured the second place in the competition. College managing committee director Dr Mukti Gill and Principal Dr Kamaljit Grewal congratulated Rupali and motivated her to scale new heights. They further applauded the efforts of the staff members and her mentors.

Green Land Sr Sec School

Green Land Senior Secondary Public School organised an interactive session for the students of classes IX to XII with Principal Baldeep Pandher to reinforce the school’s code of conduct and provide essential guidelines for academic and personal growth. During the session, Principal Pandher addressed the students and shared valuable insights on discipline, responsibility, and ethical behaviour, emphasising the importance of maintaining decorum in and outside school premises. She urged the students to uphold the values of sincerity, respect, and dedication in their academic journey while preparing for future challenges. Apart from the code of conduct, the principal also provided key instructions related to exam preparedness, time management, and the significance of a balanced approach towards academics and extracurricular activities. The session was highly interactive, with students engaging in discussions, seeking clarifications, and gaining motivation to excel in both academics and character-building. The event concluded on a positive note, inspiring students to imbibe discipline and commitment as core values of their educational journey.

CT University

CT University recently hosted ‘Sarpanch Meet 2025’, a prestigious event that brought together esteemed individuals who play an active role in shaping the society. The event was a resounding success, reinforcing the university’s commitment to honouring change-makers who make a positive impact on society. The meet was a unique platform that provided an opportunity for sarpanches from across the region to come together, share their experiences and explore ways to address the challenges faced by rural India. The event featured an interaction, where the dignitaries shared their valuable insights and experiences, providing a rich learning experience for all participants.