Friday, January 3, 2020

DD Jain College bagged consolation prize in graffiti

Friday:3rd January 2020 at  12:34 PM
A total of 73 colleges participated from the state
Ludhiana: 3rd January 2020: (Education Screen Bureau)::
The graffiti designed by the students  of department of Home science of Devki Devi Jain Memorial College for Women,Kidwai Nagar Ludhiana has bagged the consolation prize in the competition organised by the Punjab Energy Development Agency (PEDA) at Chandigarh.The graffiti was themed 'Optimum Uses of Energy'. A total of 73 colleges participated from the state and a team of 5 students viz Ms Faiza Naaz, Ms DilpreetKaur, Ms Pragati Dua, Ms Kirti Sharma,,Ms.Nishat participated and made their presence felt by winning consolation prize.
Principal Dr. Sarita Bahl congratulated the winners and said that graffiti is a unique and eye catching way of highlighting such issues and creating awareness.Apart from drawing the attention towards issues through art,Graffitti gives a bigger platform to the artists to showcase their artistic skills.
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 applauded the students.

Saturday, December 21, 2019

PCTE Organized Its Annual Convocation-2019

Saturday: Dec 21, 2019 at 4:05 PM
Around 500 graduates were awarded their degrees
Ludhiana: 21st December 2019: (Education Screen Bureau)::
PCTE Group of Institutes organized its  Annual Convocation function, 2019 at PCTE Campus – II. On the occasion, Prof. Sarit K Dass, Director, IIT Ropar, was the Honorable Chief Guest. Around 500 graduates were awarded their degrees in various disciplines like MBA, MBA-IB, MCA, M Pharmacy, B Pharmacy, B.Sc Biotechnology, B.Sc Medical Lab Sciences, BBA, B.Com (Hons.), BCA, BHMCT, Journalism & Mass Communication, Fashion Designing and ATHM. Keeping in mind the significant presence of the international students on campus, there was a representation of students from 52 countries including India with their respective flags. 

The students and the audience were then enthralled by the rousing speech of the Chief Guest,  Prof. Sarit K Dass, where he congratulated the students for the completion of their degree. Prof Sarit spoke on how to make life interesting & meaningful. At the same time, he said we should not bother about our beginning from where we have started, we have a long way to go. He further said that to make life meaningful, we have to be humble & grounded and should also be companionate towards people around us.

The students were awarded trophies for their excellent performance, where Mr. Shobhan Soi, a student of the batch of 2001-2003 was rewarded as “The Best Alumni Award” for his outstanding professional and personal success. Mr. Ahmed Osam Abdul Muhsen from Syria, a student of BCA batch 2016-19 was awarded Wg.Cdr. H.S.Gill award for his overall excellent performance. He said, “I am happy to receive this prestigious award after completion of my course. He added by saying “It is a defining moment in every student's life-giving his self-esteem a boost”

College colours awards were rewarded to the students for their excellent performance in the cultural events, where Anurag Madaan from B.Com was awarded for her superb performance in Theatrical Events, Amandeep Singh from MBA 2nd Year for Dancing, Bhupinder Kaur from B.Pharma for Music, Puneet Pal Singh from BBA for Athletics, Rajwinder Singh from Journalism for power lifting and Paras Bhola from BHMCT for Literary. 

Dr K.N.S Kang, Director General, PCTE Group of Institutes said he was glad that the graduation ceremony went off really well. He congratulated the graduates on the completion of their education and wished them luck for their future endeavors.

Tuesday, December 17, 2019

MTSM girls won many prizes in Inter College Competition

Dec 17, 2019, 3:37 PM
Weight Lifting and Judo Competition held at Mata Ganga Khalsa College, Manji Sahib, Kottan
Ludhiana: 17th December 2019: (Education Screen Bureau)::
Master Tara Singh Memorial College for Women Shines in Inter College Weight Lifting and Judo Competition.
          The students of Master Tara Singh Memorial College for Women brought laurels to the college by winning many Prizes in Inter College Weight Lifting and Judo Competition held at Mata Ganga Khalsa College, Manji Sahib, Kottan Rakhi and Monika won Gold medals in 63 kg and 69 kg weight categories. Sonia clinched Silver medal in 90 kg weight category. Ramanpreet Kaur seized Bronze medal in 75 kg weight category. Ganga and Simran won Runner-up Trophy and bagged fourth position in 48 kg and 53 kg weight category.
           Rajan seized Bronze medal in Inter College Judo Competition organised by Panjab University, Chandigarh.
          College Principal Dr. Kirandeep Kaur and College President S. Swarn Singh and Secretary S. Kanwalinder Singh congratulated to Head of Physical Department Mrs. Kawaljeet Kaur and coach Miss Rajni (Punjabi Department) and winners of their outstanding achievements.

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Saturday, November 16, 2019

A visit to the Prachin Gaushalla by Students

Nov 16, 2019, 3:24 PM
DD Jain College Students visited the Gaushala
Ludhiana: 16th November 2019: (Education Screen Bureau)::
Abiding by MHRD’S Institutional Innovation Council guidelines, members of Institutional Innovation Council of  Devki Devi Jain Memorial College for Women, Ludhiana organized  a visit to the Prachin Gaushalla-2. The purpose of the visit entailed inculcating the sense of saving environment in the students. During the visit, the students witnessed the mechanism of converting cow dung into logs, which are sent to crematoriums in order to be used in place of wood, saving precious trees. The members of the council Asst. Prof. Rajwinder Kaur & Asst. Prof. Veenu Jain described the visit to be greatly motivating and shedding the light on innovative ways of saving environment.

Saturday, June 2, 2018

City's biggest TED ED event happened at Park plaza

Sat, Jun 2, 2018 at 6:05 PM
Organised by Reetika and rohan Madaan
Ludhiana: 2nd June 2018: (Punjab Screen Bureau)::
City's biggest confluence of TED Ed and TEDx speakershappened today at park plaza oragnised by Reetika and rohan Madaan. Renowned TEDx speakers Shubhi Sachan, Jahangeet singh and Sehajdeep singh kohli graced the occasion with their youthful ideas.Mr. sachit Jain, managing Director of Vardhman Special Steels ltd inspired the youth 
Vishesh Verma , Director communications, Viacom 18media pvt ltd, Amanbir walia, founder LEARN PPC with me and Ankiy Bhateja gave their constructive talks along with other club members. Savea goel, Amaya Sahni , Mihir gupta and Sana Kaur gave outstanding talks as ted ed club members ----Reetika Madaan

Saturday, May 26, 2018

Book Fair attracts readers at DAV BRS Nagar

Sat, May 26, 2018 at 3:03 PM
Huge crowd thronged the stalls
Ludhiana: 26th May 2018: (Education Screen Bureau)::
Francis Bacon rightly said that reading makes a complete man. In a bid to promote reading habits among its students, DAV BRS Nagar organized a book fair week for its students. Books by different authors and publishers were put on display. The students visited the stalls and browsed the books of their interest.
Books under the category of fiction, mystery, self-help, motivation and general knowledge found the maximum takers. Kindergarten students made a beeline for cartoon and comic books, whereas the senior students were more interested in mystery books. Huge crowd thronged the stalls on PTM day and students bought books of their choice.

Thursday, April 30, 2015

3 Muslim Girls denied admission by Delhi Govt School

Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 5:16 PM
Social Jurist writes to Delhi CM
To,

Hon’ble Chief Minister
Government of N.C.T.Delhi
Delhi Secretariat, I.P. Estate , New Delhi-110003

30.04.2015

Subject:-  Illegal denial of admission to three children Kumari Anjum, age 16 years, Km. Tarannum, age 14 years,  and Km. Saba, age  13 years, all daughter of Mohd. Daraj presently residing at Plot No. 384, Block-E, Khasra No. 297, New Ashok Nagar, Delhi-110096 by Government Co-Ed Senior Secondary School , Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi-110096

Sir,

It is to bring to your kind notice the plight of three girls  Kumari Anjum, age 16 years, Km. Tarannum, age 14 years,  and Km. Saba, age  13 years, all daughter of Mohd. Daraj presently residing at Plot No. 384, Block-E, Khasra No. 297, New Ashok Nagar, Delhi-110096, who have been illegally and arbitrarily denied admission by Government Co-Ed Senior Secondary School, Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi-110096.

The said three children were earlier studying in D.S.R. Modern School  in Noida, Gautam Budh Nagar which a recognized school. The father of the said three children had to shift to the aforesaid address of New Ashok Nagar with entire family on rent because of financial and employment problems. He was also not able to pay the hiked fee of the said private recognized school.

The father of the children therefore withdrew the said three  children and got the transfer certificate from the said school. Thereafter the father of the children applied for admission of his three daughters Kumari Anjum, age 16 years, Km. Tarannum, age 14 years,  and Km. Saba, age  13 years in the Government Co-Ed Senior Secondary School , Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi-110096 in Class 9, Class 9 and class 6 respectively. It is submitted that the said school is a school nearby their place of residence. However the principal of the said school refused admission to the Km. Sabha without giving any reason. In respect of Km. Anjum and Km Tarnnum, the principal asked father of the said children to bring Address Proof, Voter I Card, Bank Account and Ration Card of the current address of New Ashok Nagar. Since the family has recently shifted to Delhi, it would not be possible to get the said documents immediately. The father of the children showed the rent agreement of the current address but the principal refused to recognize the same. It is submitted that the condition put by the principal to bring said documents for admission of  Km Anjum and Km Tarnnum in school while refusing the admission to Km. Sabha without citing any reason is illegal, unjustified and violate the right to the said three children to education  as guaranteed to them by the Art 21 and 21 –A of the Constitution of India and RTE Act, 2009.

The father of the said children also submitted the letter of Sh. Praveen Kumar, MLA and Parliamentary Secretary Govt. of Delhi, to the principal of the aforesaid school. However she paid no attention to it and ignored the same.

The approach of the school authorities is culpably negligent, arbitrary and shows that the authorities of the department are apathetic and insensible towards the rights of children. These kinds of cases are coming in routine manner where the children are denied admission on such arbitrary reasons. Some stern and reformatory actions and policy decision need to be taken by your government in this regard.

You are therefore requested to take immediate appropriate action in the matter to ensure that the aforesaid children are granted admission in the aforesaid school or any other school nearby their residence.
With regards,

 Ashok Agarwal, Advocate
Advisor Social Jurist