642

Extension lecture in village Mushkved

11/02/2025

Approved

*Seminar on 'Soil and Water Conservation' organized at Muskved by Hindu Kanya College* Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Cell of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala organized a Seminar on 'Benefits of Soil and Water Conservation to Farmers' at Village Muskved on February 11, 2025, aiming to raise awareness among farmers. The seminar featured S. Himmat Singh, Agriculture Sub-Inspector from the Department of Soil and Water Conservation, as the esteemed speaker. During the seminar, S. Himmat Singh addressed the villagers, highlighting the benefits of soil and water conservation for farmers. He also discussed significant government initiatives and provided information on conservation and optimal utilization of water resources. Additionally, he responded to queries from farmers and provided satisfactory answers. Motive: To educate and inspire the farmers to adopt sustainable practices and protect these vital resources for future generation To inform them about government schemes regarding soil and water conservation. Outcome: Farmers got information on conservation and optimum utilisation of water resources and various government schemes regarding it.

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan cell

S. Himmat Singh

anupam

Agriculture Sub-inspector from soil and water conservation department

Partcipative

641

Celebration of Constitution Day

26-11-2024

Approved

The Department of Social Sciences of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala celebrated the " National Constitution Day" to educate students about the importance of the Indian Constitution and to raise awareness about their duties. On this occasion, Mrs. Varinder Kaur, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, addressed the students and highlighted the significance of National Constitution Day. She explained that the Indian Constitution was adopted on November 26, 1949, and came into effect on January 26, 1950, to ensure the smooth functioning of the country. She also mentioned that the Indian Constitution is the longest in the world and was originally handwritten in Hindi and English. The Preamble to the Constitution is its soul, providing insight into the Constitution's principles and objectives.On the occasion of Constitution Day, students took an oath to fulfill their duties as ideal citizens, protect the unity and integrity of the nation, and uphold the principles of the Constitution. Beneficiaries- 185 Motive- To commemorate the adoption of the Indian Constitution, promoting awareness, understanding, and reverence for the foundational document that upholds the country's democratic values and principles. Outcome-It heightened the sense of patriotism, civic awareness, and commitment to upholding the principles of justice, equality, and democracy enshrined in the Indian Constitution.

Department of Social Sciences

Varinder Kaur

varinder

Varinder Kaur Department of Political Science Hindu Kanya college kapurthala

Partcipative

640

Celebration of National Voter Day

25-1-2025

Approved

Electoral Literacy Club of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala, celebrated 'National Voters Day' on January 25, 2025, to raise awareness among students about the importance of voting. The Electoral Literacy Club organized the event, where Club Incharge Mrs. Varinder Kaur addressed the students, emphasizing the significance of voting and its impact on nation-building. She encouraged the students to vote judiciously and contribute to building a strong India. To promote voting awareness among youth, a signature campaign was organized and a voters' awareness song was presented by Amanpreet Kaur, student from the Department of Music. An online video message from India's Chief Election Commissioner, Shri Rajiv Kumar was also presented. The students took an oath to exercise their right to vote. Beneficiaries-350 Motive-To encourage and empower students, as young voters, to participate in the electoral process, exercise their right to vote, and contribute to shaping India's future. Outcome- It increased voter awareness, enrollment, and participation among youth, fostering a responsible and engaged citizenry.

Electoral Literacy Club

Varinder Kaur

varinder

Varinder Kaur Assistant Prof Department of Political Science Hindu Kanya College kapurthala

Partcipative

639

Road Safety Rally

25-01-2025

Approved

*Hindu Kanya College, organized an awareness rally and lecture to observe the 'National Road Safety Month'* 'National Road Safety Month' is being oberved from January 1 to January 31, 2025, with the aim of promoting road safety and raising awareness among the general public. Under this initiative, on January 25, 2025, NSS units of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala organized an Awareness Rally and a lecture in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra, Kapurthala. Mr. Gurbachan Singh, a member of the Road Safety Team delivered the lecture on Traffic and Road Safety Rules. On this occasion, NSS volunteers also practiced traffic control with the traffic police. Motive: To aware the volunteers about the traffic rules and follow the road safety instructions carefully. Outcome: Information regarding Traffic rules was distributed to the students and citizens Benefiaries: 22

NSS Units I & II

hardeep

Partcipative

638

Placement- cum- Self Employment Camp

16-01-2025

Approved

Career Counselling and Placement Cell of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala in collaboration with the District Bureau of Employment and Enterprises, Kapurthala organised a Placement-cum-Self Employment Camp in its college premises on 16th January 2025 to promote the mission, "Beti Bachao Beti Padhao". Dr. Varun Joshi, District Placement Officer emphasized the importance of skill training and also talked about jobs available in government and private sectors. Mr. Abhishek from LIC elaborated his views on "Mahila career schemes. Mr. Priyanshu, Block Manager from Skill Training Centre laid emphasis on Punjab Skill Development Mission to avail free of cost courses and digital literacy. Mrs. Ranjit Kaur from Rural Skill Centre, Punjab National Bank talked about its bank schemes and courses. Mr. Gurmeet Singh from the Industrial sector talked about various Industrial department schemes. Dr Rajan, District Employment Generation and Training Officer, in the concluding session motivated students to enhance their knowledge base to upskill their potential with skill training. Dr. Neetu Bhargava, Convener of Career Counselling and Placement Cell thanked the speakers for their informative session. Er. Inderjit Kaur Bal and college students were present during the camp. Officiating Principal Dr. Kulwinder Kaur appreciated the initiative taken by the cell to host a camp to educate students about skill training and various job opportunities. Mrs. Suvit Das hosted the event efficiently. District Bureau of Employment and Enterprises, Kapurthala

Career Counselling and Placement Cell

Dr. Varun Joshi, District Placement Officer

neetu

Dr. Varun Joshi, District Placement Officer

Partcipative

637

How to Appear in Interviews

31/10/2023

Approved

Career Counseling and Placement Cell of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala organised a seminar on 'How to Appear in Interviews' on 31st October 2023 for its students. Dr. Rajan Sharma, Employment Generation and Training Officer from the Department of Employment Generation, Skill Development and Training, Kapurthala chaired the session as the Resource Person and discussed important key points with the students while facing interviews. Dr. Sharma enthused students to set definite and feasible goals at this stage only to become well placed in life. He informed them about various job opportunities available for the students in the field of Commerce, IT and Humanities. 48 students from different departments attended this seminar. Principal Dr. Archna Garg appreciated the efforts of Dr. Neetu Bhargava , Convener of the Cell and her team for arranging this informative seminar to guide students for their future prospects. Cell members, Er. Inderjeet Kaur Bal and Mrs. Avninder Kaur were also present to organise this seminar. Mrs. Varinder Kaur from Department of Political Science hosted the event effectively.

Career Counseling and Placement Cell

Dr. Rajan Sharma

neetu

Employment Generation and Training Officer Department of Employment Generation, Skill Development and Training , Kapurthala

Partcipative

636

Martyrdom Day of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh

23/03/2024

Approved

Shaheed- e-Azam Bhagat Singh is the epitome of selfless love for one's nation and equally unmatched is the sacrifice rendered by Shaheed Bhagat Singh, Shaheed Sukhdev and Shaheed Rajguru for laying down their precious lives to protect their beloved Mother India. The Department of Social Sciences of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala paid it's heartfelt homage to these three great revolutionaries by organizing a variety of activities on the Martyrdom Day of Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh on 23rd March 2024. Mrs. Seema Rani, Head, Department of Social Sciences delivered a talk highlighting the importance of the day and relevance of Shaheed Bhagat Singh' s vision for the present youth till date. Students also presented their perspective through declamation elaborating Bhagat Singh's ideology and saluted his unmatched patriotic zeal. A documentary of Prasar Bharati was also shown to the students for inspiring them from the life episodes of the great revolutionary. Beneficiaries: 42

Social Sciences Department

Assistant Prof. Seema Rani

seema

Head Department of Social Sciences,Mob.No.9465554012,mail id seemathakur69@gmail.com

Partcipative

635

District Level Competitions of Red Ribbon Clubs held at Hindu Kanya College

23 March 2024

Approved

*District Level Competitions of Red Ribbon Clubs held at Hindu Kanya College* As per the directions issued by the Office, Assistant Director, Youth Services, Kapurthala, the Red Ribbon Club of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala hosted the District Level Competitions for Red Ribbon Clubs of different colleges in collaboration with PSACS on 22nd March 2024. These competitions were Poster Making, Collage Making and Slogan Making based on the themes 'HIV/AIDS Awareness', 'Voluntary Blood Donation Awareness', 'HIV-TB Awareness' and 'Drug Abuse and Dependence Awareness'. Dr. Ritu Gupta, Dr. Bhupinder Kaur, Dr. Parmjeet Kaur, Mrs. Sapna Bhalla, Er. Inderjit Bal, and Ms. Ravina adjudged the competitions. In the Slogan Making Competition, Neha from Hindu Kanya College and Mehakpreet Kaur from Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Sultanpur Lodhi secured the first position, while Kannan from Hindu Kanya College Jasleen from Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Sultanpur Lodhi secured the second position. Rajdeep Kaur from Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Sultanpur Lodhi, secured the third position. In the Collage Making Competition, Sakshi from Hindu Kanya College and Praveen from Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Sultanpur Lodhi, secured the first position. In the Poster Making Competition, Arshdeep Kaur from Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Sultanpur Lodhi secured the first position; Sukhmanpreet from Hindu Kanya College secured the second position and Karuna Thakur from Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Sultanpur Lodhi secured the third position. Principal Dr. Archna Garg, the Chief Guest of the event appreciated the efforts of the organizing Club Convener, Dr. Kulwinder Kaur and club members Dr. Tajinder Kaur and Mrs. Priyanka Sharma and appreciated the talents of the participants. S. Jaspal, Assistant Director, Youth Services, Kapurthala, thanked the host college and encouraged the students to participate in such competitions to become aware and alert regarding pertinent social issues.

Red Ribbon Club

S. Jaspal, Assistant Director, Youth Services, Kapurthala

priyanka

Assistant Director, Youth Services, Kapurthala

Partcipative

634

District Level Neighbourhood Youth Parliament Program

29-02-2024

Approved

District Level Neighbourhood Youth Parliament Program and myriad awareness activities were organised at the college in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra, Kapurthala. S. Gurpreet Singh Gill, S.P. Kapurthala graced the event as the Chief Guest. The Guest of the Honour, Mrs. Anu Sharma, Civil Surgeon and Mrs. Gagandeep Kaur, District Youth Officer, Nehru Yuva Kendra were present to inspire the students.Mrs. Seema Rani, Head, Department of History delivered a motivational talk on 'Women Empowerment'. Students of the Host college presented an impactful Mock Parliament and debated on the factors responsible for the drug addiction in Punjab. S. Lal Singh, an Expert on Millets enlightened the audience about the health benefits and the optimum consumption of millets. A special quiz on general elections was also conducted by Mrs. Varinder Kaur from the Department of Political Science. Motive : The prime aim of these activities was to make youth aware about the initiatives taken by the Government; to educate them about the social issues and spread health awareness among them. Outcome : Students received an overview of the parliament and its basic functioning through the enactment of the Mock Parliament. They also came to know about the initiatives taken by the government. They were enlightened about the pertinent issues related to women empowerment. They were also made aware about the health benefits of adding millets in their daily diet. No. of Beneficiaries : 200

Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra, Kapurthala

S. Gurpreet Singh Gill, S.P. Kapurthala, Mrs. Anu Sharma, Civil Surgeon and Mrs. Gagandeep Kaur, District Youth Officer, Nehru Yuva Kendra

reena

S. Gurpreet Singh Gill, S.P. Kapurthala, Mrs. Anu Sharma, Civil Surgeon and Mrs. Gagandeep Kaur, District Youth Officer, Nehru Yuva Kendra

Experiential

633

Awareness talk on ''Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace'

25-01-2024

Approved

An awareness talk on ''Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace' was organised by the Students Legal Literacy Cell for the college students. Advocate Deepti Marwaha and Advocate Vibhuti Sharma from District Courts, Kapurthala apprised students about the different forms of sexual harassment of women at work place and elaborated the special acts and legal provisions available to protect women rights. Motive : To make girl students aware of their legal rights and special legal provisions supporting women rights. Outcome : Students were enlightened about special acts and legal provisions available to protect women rights and their modesty like the POSH Act enacted by the Government of India in 2013 and Section 354 under the Indian Penal Code. They were also made aware about the grave concerns pertaining to sexual harassment. Students were motivated to stay vigilant for their legal rights as well as their duties. No. of Beneficiaries : 200

Students Legal Literacy Cell & Anti Sexual Harassment Cell

Advocate Deepti Marwaha

reena

Advocate Deepti Marwaha, District Courts, Kapurthala

Experiential

632

Workshop on ‘ Aahaar Kranti: Uttam Aahaar Uttam Vichaar’

16-04-2024

Approved

*Workshop on 'Aahaar Kranti' at Hindu Kanya College* The Department of Home Science and Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Cell of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala organised a Workshop on 'Aahaar Kranti: Uttam Aahaar Uttam Vichaar' on 16th April 2024 in the college campus. The Resource person, Dietician Mrs. Shagun Garg encouraged students to adopt healthy lifestyle and eat nutrition rich food. She gave the demonstration of different recipes like makhana phirni, chocolate baked oats, mango salad, zucchini and beetroot cheela. Students of Home Science , Diploma in Nanny Care and Nutrition and the volunteers of the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Cell attended the workshop. Mrs. Sarika Kanda, Head of the Home Science Department thanked the Resource person for making students learn the nutritious delicacies without compromising taste and budget. Dr. Anupam Sabharwal, Convener, Mrs. Varinder Kaur, Member of the Unnat Bharat Abhiyan Cell, Ms. Ravina, from Home Science Department were present to organize the Workshop. College Principal Dr. Archna Garg appreciated the organizers for providing nutritional information to the students and honing their practical skills. She motivated the students to take optimum advantages of the opportunities and exposure provided by the college from time to time.

Unnat Bharat Abhiyan cell and Department of Home science

Dt. Shagun Garg

anupam

Partcipative

631

Celebration of Constitution Day

26-11-2024

Approved

The Department of Social Sciences of Hindu Kanya College, Kapurthala celebrated the " National Constitution Day" to educate students about the importance of the Indian Constitution and to raise awareness about their duties. On this occasion, Mrs. Varinder Kaur, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, addressed the students and highlighted the significance of National Constitution Day. She explained that the Indian Constitution was adopted on November 26, 1949, and came into effect on January 26, 1950, to ensure the smooth functioning of the country. She also mentioned that the Indian Constitution is the longest in the world and was originally handwritten in Hindi and English. The Preamble to the Constitution is its soul, providing insight into the Constitution's principles and objectives.On the occasion of Constitution Day, students took an oath to fulfill their duties as ideal citizens, protect the unity and integrity of the nation, and uphold the principles of the Constitution. Beneficiaries-160 Motive- to highlight the importance of constitution day Outcome- Strengthened awareness, unity and democratic citizenship among students, fostering a deeper understanding of fundamental rights and duties.

Social Sciences Association

Varinder Kaur

varinder

Varinder Kaur Assistant Professor in Political Science Hindu Kanya College kapurthala

Partcipative