Calligraphy Compitition

The word Calligraphy comes from the Greek words "Kallos" and "Graphos" which means 'beautiful writing'. Before the invention of printing press some 500 years ago, it was the way books were created. After the advent of printing technology Calligraphy was kept alive as an art form and is described as "the art of giving form to signs in an expressive, harmonious and skillful manner". In this age of e-books and 'paperless offices', some people have already started calling Calligraphy a 'dying art form'.

The fans of this art form, however, are trying hard to keep it alive, even flourishing. With this objective in mind the English Literary Society of our college organized a Calligraphy competition in the college on 29th Oct. at 12.30 PM in L. T. 113 in which 52 students participated. Arpit, a student of B. Sc. I, was declared first. In this picture Arpit is seen receiving her prize from Principal of the college Sh. R. S. Sanga.

Science Exhibition

Science Exhibition an annual feature of the college activities was organized today, on  29.10.2010. Students from Computer Science Department, Psychology Department,Geography Department & the Department of Commerce participated in this exhibition.

Mr. I.C Sagwan IAS, Secretory, Haryana Public Service Commission, was the Chief Guest on this occasion. Students from participating departments showed their creativity by making charts, models &  collages.




Principal of our college Mr. R.S Sanga  congratulated the students for the hard work put in by them; he also thanked the teachers for ably guiding the students.

Trip to Amritsar

Hey friends,we have something very interesting  to share with you.On 28th October 2010,a one-day trip to Amritsar was organised by our college.It was one of the happiest days for all of us..There were around 40 students and 4 lecturers who went on this trip.We visited all the famous places of Amritsar like Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh and also went to Bagha border. First of all we went to Golden temple, after viewing this wonderful monument we had langar (prashad) and then went to Jallianwala Bagh, where  we were reminded of the  patriotism of those brave countrymen who sacrificed their lives for our nation. In the evening we visited to BaghaBorder, where every one was filled with a feeling of patriotism. Memories of this trip will remain engraved on our minds for years to come. When will the next trip be organised?

Celebration of U. N. Day

24th being Sunday, United Nations Day was celebrated in the college today, on 25th Oct., 2010. Dr. Urmil  Sangwan, Lecturer in English & Convenor, 'Committeee for Celebration of Days' delivered a lecture to the students on ‘Organisation, Aims & Objectives of United Nations’. This was followed by a quiz competition in which approx.  115 students participated. A group discussion on ‘Role of United Nations’ was also held. Cash prizes were awarded to winners. Principal of the college Sh. R. S. Sanga, in his concluding remarks, emphasized the importance of U.N. in resolving many of the contemporary international political problems. He also motivated the students to participate in various activities being organised in the college from time to time as this would help develop their personality.

Geography Society organises talk

Department of Geography organized an extension lecture today i.e. 22^nd Oct., 2010 on “Dynamics of Earth System” by the eminent scholar, renowned thinker and educationist of repute Prof. Virender Singh Ahlawat. Mr. Ahlawat is a member of “National Geographical Society” and the Curriculum Development Board, India. He has also taught in Bhutan.  Mr. Ahlawat explained the students as to how the different systems of earth work together and make the conditions favourable for human survival on this planet. He also elucidated the effect of natural and ‘anthropogenic’ disturbances on these systems in a very interesting way. He emphasized the responsibility of each and every one of us to take care and help preserve the Mother Earth. After the lecture students got the opportunity to interact with the eminent scholar on various issues of Geography. Earlier, welcoming the esteemed resource person, the Principal of our college, Sh R. S. Sanga, underlined the importance of such lectures in broadening the intellectual horizon of students.

Visit to Red Ribbon Express

Red Ribbon Express

Forty two students, accompanied by Mrs. Indira Goyal, lecturer in English and Mrs. Sushila Chaudhary from Commerce department of our college visited Kalka railway station yesterday to have a glimpse of Red Ribbon Express, a train creating awareness among the public, especially the youth, about HIV and AIDS. The train consisting of eight coaches was flagged off from Safdarjang Railway Station in Delhi on 1^st Dec., 2009 by the UPA chairperson Mrs. Sonia Gandhi and is slated to halt at 152 railway stations in 141 districts of the country. Deputy Commissioner of Panchkula, Mrs. Ashima Brar, I. A. S. also visited the Red Ribbon Express on its arrival at  Kalka railway station in the morning of 17^th Oct. It will stay here for two days till 19^th  of Oct. On display in different coaches were bio-medical aspects of HIV & AIDS with the help of touch screens and 3D models. Doctors and volunteers provided counseling to people in order to strengthen their knowledge about the disease. One purpose of this exhibition is to remove stigma and discrimination prevalent in the minds of people about AIDS. The project is being implemented National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO). Haryana AIDS State Control Society organized a cultural programme on this occasion.

C. M. visits our college

The Hon'ble Chief Minister of Haryana, Sh. Bhupinder Singh Hooda visited our college today, the 5th of Oct, 2010 in connection with a Convention and अभिनन्दन  समारोह  organised by the Haryana Government College Teachers' Association. Dr. Ram Prakash, Member, Rajya Sabha & Mr. Geeta Bhukkal, the Education Minister of Haryana, were also present on the occassion.