National Seminar at D. D. Jain College of Education

26th February 2020 at 4:20 PM

Attitude of Students and Teachers was discussed in details 

Ludhiana: 26th February 2020: (Kartika Singh//Education Screen)::

D. D. Jain College of Education organized National Seminar on “Attitude of Students and Teachers Educators towards two years Teacher Education Programme” in collaboration with College Development Council Panjab University, Chandigarh on Wednesday, 26th February, 2020. The Seminar covers a wide range of very interesting sub themes ranging from “Issues and Challenges in Teacher Education in India”, “Attitude of Students towards two years Teacher Education Programme” to “Attitude of Teacher Educators towards two years Teacher Education Programme” and any other relevant topic.

The resource persons for the seminar included Dr. Jatinder Grover, Dean Faculty of Education, Panjab University, Chandigarh; Prof. Amit Kauts, Head and Dean Faculty of Education, GNDU, Amritsar and Prof. Kulwinder Singh, Department of Education and Community Services, Punjabi University, Patiala.

Dr. Vijay Laxmi, Principal of the College extended the welcome address to all the dignitaries, resource persons and Principals from the various Colleges on the behalf of President Mr. Nand Kumar Jain and all other members of the managing committee.

The Programme came to formal end with valediction ceremony and vote of thanks. 

Extension Lecture at SCD govt. college

25th February 2020 at 17:37 Whats app 

The Series of Centenary Celebrations held in the city

Ludhiana: 25th February 2020: (Kartika Singh//The Education Screen):: 

The Post Graduate department of English of SCD Government College organised an extension lecture on Post Colonial Literature today under the patronage of the principal Dr Dharam Singh Sandhu and the competent guidance of Prof. Tanveer Lekhari ( Head of PG Dept. Of English). It’s objective was to amplify the knowledge of the students in the field of Post Colonial Literature. Retired Principal (Govt. Mohindra College Patiala ) and State Award winner for the excellent services in the field of Education

 Dr. (Prof.) Sangeeta Handa was the guest speaker. She was given a floral welcome by the principal Dr Dharam Singh Sandhu, prof. Tanveer and all the faculty members of the department.

Prof. Harmeet kaur Jhajj introduced the guest speaker to the audience and thanked  her for being a  part of the series of centenary celebrations of SCD Government College.

Dr Sangeeta, through her PPT presentation, explained  a brief history of Postcolonial literature; Edward Said's book ‘Orientalism’-the foundational work on which post-colonial theory developed; and  the Postcolonial Literature Characteristics.

She dealt with concepts like Postcolonial, Postcolonial Writing, Postcolonial Reading, and Postcolonial Theory in a very elaborative and coherent manner

Dr Sangeeta also gave an insight into the works of Homi Bhabha, Gayatri Spivak and Foucault.

It was a wonderful interactive session and many students of PG Dept of English quenched their inquisitive thirst by asking many questions from the guest speaker.

Thereafter principal Dharam Singh Sandhu also addressed the students and told  them that literature  provides a gateway to life experiences. It is a journey that is inscribed in pages, and powered by  imagination.

In the end Prof. Reetinder Joshi proposed the vote of thanks.

BVM remembers Second Chief of RSS Guru Golwalkar

His 109th Jayanti celebrated with Respect and Devotion 

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Fostering the religious sentiments among Bhartiyans BVM Udham Singh Nagar, celebrated the birth anniversary of Shri Madhav Rao Sadashiv  Golwalkar ji and Chhatrapati Shivaji with extreme zeal and fervor. Mrs Seema Gupta (PGT) threw light on the life sketch of Golwalkar ji popularly known as Guruji, a visionary and second Supreme chief of RSS, who helped it to attain a pre-eminent position. School choir sang a captivating song dedicated to Shri Golwalkar ji and filled the aura with divinity. A short documentary was also screened for the students, highlighting life lessons of Guruji. BVM family paid a floral tribute to Guru ji and Shivaji in the morning assembly.  Principal Bandana Sethi motivated the students to follow the teachings and principles of Guruji an everlasting source of inspiration to accomplish a better place in the society.

Dr. Ahuja apprised the side effect of junk food

15th February 2020 at 2:22 PM
An extension lecture on ‘Bone Health’ was held at DD Jain

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An extension lecture on ‘Bone Health’ was organized at Devki Devi Jain Memorial College for Women, Ludhiana by the Centre for Value Education on February 15, 2020. Dr. S.C. Ahuja, M.S. (Ortho), former Principal and Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Dayanand Medical College & Hospital was the Keynote Speaker. Dr. Upma, MD (Dietician) also graced the occasion. 

The program started with invocation to the almighty by reciting Namokar Mantra followed by lamp lighting ceremony. Sh. Nand Kumar Jain, President of College Managing Committee along with other committee members and Principal Dr. (Mrs.) Sarita Bahl extended a warm welcome to all the guests. Dr. Ahuja apprised the students of the side effect of junk food. He said that the main reason behind many orthopaedic problems is junk food because it is the most unhealthy food. He discussed different types of food and its constituents. He advised the students to avoid junk food as it leads to many diseases and prefer traditional homemade food which is healthy, wholesome and balanced.

Dr. Upma also told the students that how by following a good and well-balanced diet chart, we can prevent many problems related to bones. She said that DIET actually means Do It Everyday with Tiny Details. She added that we can stay healthy by giving a little attention to the amount, time, frequency and the type of ingredients we eat everyday. 

Sh. Nand Kumar Jain (President, College Managing Committee) presented a vote of thanks to Dr. Ahuja and Dr. Upma for enlightening the students and the staff about various issues related to our life style and bone health. He said that the one thing which is generally neglected in today’s busy life is our health for which we have to pay heavy price. If we really want to enjoy life then instead of giving excuses, we should give priority to our health. Our young generation can contribute in nation building by being healthy.

The Chairman of the Managing Committee Sh. Sukhdev Raj Jain, President Sh. Nand Kumar Jain, Sr. Vice President Sh. Vipin Kumar Jain, Vice President Sh. Banka Bihari Jain, Secretary Sh. Rajeev Jain, Manager Sh. Dharam Kirti Jain and Principal Dr. Sarita Bahl appreciated the efforts of the organizers, Dr. Ashu Beri (Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Hindi) and Dr. Robina (Assistant Professor & Head, Dept. of Economics) in arranging such a useful lecture and encouraged the staff to arrange such lectures in future also. The programme was concluded with National Anthem.

Free Medical check-up held at DD Jain College

8th February 2020 at 16:12 PM WhatsApp

Experts were hired by the Rotract club for the camp

Ludhiana: 8th February 2020: (Kartika Singh//Education Screen)::

The Centre for Value Education of Devki Devi Jain Memorial college for women, Ludhiana organized a free Medical check-up in collaboration with the Rotract club on February 8, 2020. This free medical check-up was open for students, teaching and non teaching staff of the college. A large number of people from outside the college also availed themselves of this free medical check. 

This Medical check-up included the Blood Pressure level and Bone Density check up. Mr. Ajit Kumar Yadav B.M.D Technician from Mumbai and Mr. Sanjeev Parmar ME/ALKEM were the experts hired by the Rotract club, RCL Greater. The experts gave the advice to everyone regarding the diets and prescribed some medicines also.

The chairman of the managing committee Sh. Sukhdev Raj Jain,President Sh. Nand Kumar Jain, Sr.Vice President Sh. Vipin Kumar Jain, Vice President Sh.Banka Bihari Jain, Secretary Sh. Rajeev Jain, Manager Sh. Dharam Kirti Jain ji and Principal Dr. Sarita Bahl thanked all the organizers of the Rotaract club and the Centre for Value Education for organizing the medical checkup for the staff, students and community members.

GCG Celebrated National Youth Day

14th January 2020 at 2:04 PM

The theme was Channelizing Youth Power for Nation Building

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Govt. College for Girls, Ludhiana celebrated National Youth Day under the aegis of Principal Dr. Manju Sahni. The theme of the event was 'Channelizing Youth Power for Nation Building. While addressing the students Principal Dr. Manju Sahni expressed her views on the importance of National Youth Day and RRSC programme and while addressing she further motivated the students to face challenges of life and to manage every situation properly.  The in charge of Youth Club Mrs. Maninder Kaur in her speech briefed the students about the objectives of 'National Youth Day'. On this occasion, an Essay writing competition was organized on the topics 'Happy County is a Happy Youth', YogaAsan by community college and by decorating 'tree for life' with positive notes on placards and red ribbons. The messages personified the internal energy of the youth, their quest for self-realization, strengthening the youth and inspiring them for nation building. On the occasion Mrs. Nisha, member of red ribbon club and Ms. Ramanjit Bhatti were also present. A vote of thanks was proposed by Programme officer by Dr. Madhvi Vashishth.

7 day NSS CAMP at SCD Government College

Friday:10th January 2020 at 17:09 Whats App

A turban tying workshop organised by an old student

Ludhiana: 10 January 2020: (Kartika Singh//Education Screen)::

Day 4 of the ongoing NSS Camp started with a Yoga class which was attended by all the volunteers. A session on basic dining etiquette and table manners was held by the volunteers. A  short film on the culture of Tamil Nadu was also screened for the volunteers. A turban tying workshop was also organised by an old student. Dr. Harblas Heera conducted a group activity with the students. It was followed by a lecture by Dr. Ravi Inder Singh. Dr. Ravi Inder was introduced by the  Principal Dr. Dharam Singh Sandhu who informed the students that he is the Director of Panjab University Regional Centre and Resident Coordinator who has written 2 books and 20 research papers in various national and international journals. Dr. Ravi Inder talked about the role of an individual in nation building. He stressed on the fact that the youth are the game changers. He raised another question on different parameters used to guage the development of the nation. Human development index, ease of business and internal peace were discussed. He said," We were shreshth, we have deteriorated. You! The youth can only make or break this nation." He made a startling connection between success and social service. He defined success by way of saint Kabir ji's doha

"Jab hum aye jagat mei, Jag Hansa; hum roye;

Aisi krni kar chlo, hum hanse; Jag roye." 

This is not possible without taking care of  society. If you are self centered, you can never taste this kind of success. You may become a billionaire but you may not be truly successful. Reward from economic activities may take you to higher levels but social work has much more strength and the reward and recognition from society is much more. Prof. Harmeet thanked Dr. Ravi Inder for motivating the students and a token of appreciation was presented to the guest. NSS Incharge Prof Sumeet Brar, Prof Paramjit Chander, Prof Arun Kumar and Prof. Vishal were also present and supervising the volunteers. In the meanwhile "Vishav Hindi Divas" was also celebrated in the college. Dr. Mukesh Arora was the key speaker on that occasion. He throw light on the importance and widening scope of Hindi language worldwide. Dr. Monika Jain, Dr. Sourabh Kumar, Prof. Sondeep, Prof. Inderjeet Paswaan were also present on that occasion. In the end sweets were also distributed in the college campus on Global Achievements of Hindi language by the department.