Workshop on Indian Sweets conducted at Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions in Jalandhar

Jalandhar: In the ongoing festival season, the School of Hotel Management of Innocent Hearts Group of Institutions, conducted a one-day workshop on recipes of Indian sweets. The session was taken up by Chef Bunny Atwal (Assistant Prof, Hotel Management Dept). Chef Bunny Atwal stated that as festival season is boosted up and sweets are the essential part of each festival. Also Indian sweets are in very high demand all over the world. To provide a live demonstration of recipes of Indian sweets to the students, we had prepared ghevar, shahi tukda, rasmalai, shrikhand, sweet potato jalebi and ice cream sandesh in the session. It was really a great experience for students.

Karva Chauth Fest ‘21-Riti Rivaz

To apprise the significance of Indian festivals, the School of Management of Lyallpur Khalsa College Technical Campus celebrated Karva Chauth festival ‘Riti Rivaz’ with the fervour. Mehndi, nail art and thali competitions were organised on the occasion. In mehandi competition, Gurneem (MBA first year) and Danisha (MCA first year) got the first position, Anjali (BCom third year) got the second position and Jasleen (BCA first year) got the third position. In thali competition, Tanya (BCA) second year) and Radha (MBA first year) got the first position, Muskaan (MBA first year) got the second position and Reet Verma(MBA first year) got the third position.

Guru Ramdas Gurpurb celebrated

The primary department of Eklavya School celebrated Gurpurb of Guru Ramdas in the school auditorium with great excitement and fervour. Primary school students came as ‘Panj Pyare’, the five devoted spirits beloved of the guru. The Director of School, Seema Handa, addressed the students of senior school and told them the purpose to organise this celebration was actually to make the students know about the Gurpurb. Principal Komal Arora and administration Dimpal Malhotra blessed the participants and students, following the tradition of Sikhism.

English Rhyme competition

An English rhyme competition was held in the Nobel School. The little Nobelians expressed themselves with great energy, expression, exposure and elegance. The heartfelt gratitude and the feelings of the young stars were left with every gesture, full of love for their everlasting heroes- their grandparents. They came up with beautiful props and elegant presentation at the stage. The confidence added to their smartness and was applauded by chairman Prof CL Kochher. Managing Director Kumar Shiv Kochhar appreciated the pre-primary tiny tots for the posture and their speaking skills.

Legal outreach event organised

On the eve of commemorating the 75th year of India’s Independence “Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav”, the Department of Law, GNDU, Regional Campus, Jalandhar, organised pan India Awareness and Outreach Programmes under the patronage of District Legal Service Authority (DLSA). The college was assigned the task of raising legal awareness in various villages Mehatpur and Noormahal by DLSA. Under the headship of Dr Rupam Jagota, two different teams of students were constituted under the governance of different faculty members. Villagers were invited to enhance their knowledge and made aware about their legal rights.

Writers’ Conclave-2021 organised

The PG Department of Mass Communication and Video Production along with HMV Alumnae Welfare Association organised Writers’ Conclave 2021 to stimulate young writers under the guidance of Principal Prof Ajay Sareen. The occasion witnessed the presence of Sarvinder Kaur, president HMV Alumnae Welfare Association, eminent writers Des Raj Kali, Preet Inder Dhillon and Media Strategist Naveen Sharma. The conclave commenced with the recital of DAV Gaan and lighting of the lamp as per tradition.

Cooking without fire competition

DIPS School organised cooking without fire competition on the International Chef Day. Students dressed up in chef get up and reached the school to participate in the competition. Students prepared various dishes without fire like salad, sweets, fruit cake, fruit chaat, juice, sandwiches etc. students explained why a particular recipe was selected by them and also mention the ingredients and nutritional value of the dishes so that value of healthy eating is propagated amongst the masses.

NCC Annual Training Camp

Kanya Maha Vidyalaya organised a 10-day annual training camp of 2Pb (G) Battalion NCC Jalandhar. More than 450 cadets from 23 different institutions will be trained in various subjects like Weapon Training, Map Reading, First Aid and Communication Skills etc. during this 10-day camp. Principal Prof Dr Atima Sharma Dwivedi welcomed the cadets to the seat of women empowerment. Addressing the cadets, Prof Dwivedi inspired them all to set high goals in life to become good citizens.

Seminar on new education policy

Lyallpur Khalsa College for Women organised a seminar on New Education Policy in the college premises. The eminent speakers for the occasion were Debashish Rai, secretariat member (AISEC, All India Committee), Prof Aminderpal Singh (Convener, AISEC, Punjab)and Shibashish Prahraj (Student Council, Punjabi University, Patiala). Principal Dr Navjot welcomed the speakers and in her address, she highlighted the bad policies related to various grants. Prof Aminderpal Singh apprised the audience about various topics and outlined them in a simple and easy language. TNS