PGGCG-11 Organised “Har Ghar Tiranga” Rally with NSS volunteers

The NSS volunteers of Post Graduate Government College for Girls 11, Chandigarh, under the guidance of Madam Principal Prof (Dr) Anita Kaushal participated in #Har #Ghar #Tiranga Rally with NSS Program Officer Ms. Harpreet Kaur. The event commenced at 8:00 AM on 12-08-2024 from Government Home Science College, Sector 10 and proceeded to Urban Park, Sector 17, Chandigarh

The rally aimed to promote national pride and unity through the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign, encouraging citizens to display the national flag prominently. Volunteers carried flags and banners that showcased their patriotic spirit. The march witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, faculty, and local community.

The march concluded at Urban Park, Sector 17, where a brief program was held with a performance of a group song and a traditional dance, to commemorate the event and highlight its significance in fostering national pride.

The event was well-received, demonstrating the students’ commitment to national values and community engagement. The event was concluded by the National Anthem sung by all the volunteers.

PGGCG-11: The NSS volunteers performed a Nukkad Natak on the theme “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao”

The NSS volunteers of Post Graduate Government College for Girls , Sector 11 performed a NUKKAD NATAK on the theme “Beti Bachao Beti Padhao” on 12-08-2024. The Nukkad Natak aimed to make people aware about the importance of girls thereby highlighting the necessity of educating girl child in today’s world. The biggest objective was to discourage the people against female foeticide and infanticide.

The NSS Volunteers were very enthusiastic throughout. The street play was enjoyed by the audience that gathered around including the students , teachers and faculty.The event was very well received as the volunteers were successful in influencing the audience. Madam Principal Prof (Dr) Anita Kaushal applauded the efforts of the students and the Programme Officer Dr Salil Sharma in making this event a success.

PGGCG-11: The Red Ribbon Club and NSS volunteers participated in State Level Cyclothon organized by Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society

The Red Ribbon Club and NSS volunteers of the college under the able guidance of Madam Principal Prof (Dr) Anita Kaushal participated in State Level Cyclothon organized by Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society on 11-8-24. A Cyclothon rally was organized with the primary goal of raising awareness about HIV\AIDS. The event aimed to educate the public on the importance of HIV prevention, testing and treatment. Our students actively participated in this significant event, demonstrating their commitment to social causes and public health. The rally began at Sukhna Lake and traversed through key areas of the city, attracting a large number of participants and spectators. Our Student’s involvement not only contributed to the event’s success but also underscore their dedication to community service and advocacy. Overall, the Cyclothon rally served as an effective platform for spreading crucial information and promoting proactive health measures among the public.

PGGCG-11 Organised a Cultural Event for TEEJ Celebration

Post Graduate Govt. College for Girls, Sector- 11, Chandigarh marked the celebration of TEEJ on 09.08.2024. The Department of Punjabi and PG Department of Dance organised a Cultural Extravaganza. The students and Faculty of the College celebrated the festive occasion with fervor and gaiety. The students attired in traditional costumes sang folk songs and danced with elation to the tunes of Dhol. The students also put up stalls of Mehndi wherein they decorated their hands with henna. They also enjoyed the swings hung on the occasion to celebrate the ongoing Sawan.

Prof. Anita Kaushal, Principal of the college was also a part of the celebration and blessed the students with happy, healthy and Joyful life. She observed that the College has always promoted the rich culture and traditions of Indian society. She encouraged the students to follow the values enshrined in the National ethos of the country and preserve the glory of the Nation.

PGGCG-11 in collaboration with NSS and NCC students celebrated the “Har Ghar Tiranga” campaign

The “Har Ghar Tiranga” campaign is a nationwide initiative that encourages every citizen to proudly display the Indian national flag, the Tiranga, at their homes. This movement aims to instill a deep sense of patriotism and unity among the people of India, reminding us of the sacrifices and struggles of our freedom fighters and the values enshrined in our Constitution.
Post Graduate Government College for Girls Sector-11 Chandigarh in collaboration with NSS and NCC students celebrated the Har Ghar Tiranga campaign with great enthusiasm and patriotic fervor on 06-08-2024. This initiative aimed to instill a deep sense of national pride and unity among the students and the community.
The celebration featured a variety of engaging events, including slogan writing, poetry recitation, singing, declamation, poster making and Flag March. These activities provided a platform for students to express their creativity and patriotism, showcasing their love for the nation and the values represented by the Indian tricolor .
This celebration was a testament to the collective efforts of the college, NSS, and NCC students in promoting national pride and unity. Principal of the college Prof (Dr) Anita Kaushal emphasized that such campaigns are a reminder of the importance of the Tiranga in our lives and the values it represents.

PGGCG-11 NCC Army Wing celebrated 25th Kargil Vijay Diwas

At Post Graduate Government College for Girls, Sector 11, Chandigarh, the NCC Army Wing cadets under the leadership of Madam Principal Prof (Dr) Anita Kaushal commemorated Kargil Diwas with a series of moving and energetic performances on 26-07-2024. The event began with a compelling skit that vividly portrayed the heroism and sacrifices of the soldiers during the Kargil War. This was followed by emotive poem recitations that reflected the deep respect and gratitude for the nation’s defenders. Cadets also delivered impactful speeches that underscored the significance of Kargil Diwas and celebrated the valor of the armed forces. The celebration concluded with a spirited patriotic dance, which captivated the audience and evoked a strong sense of national pride. Through these performances, the cadets paid a heartfelt tribute to the bravery of India’s soldiers and reinforced the spirit of patriotism.

PGGCG-11 Organizes Orientation Program (2024-25) for New Students

An Orientation Programme for first-year undergraduate students across various disciplines was organised in the Post Graduate Government College for Girls, Sector-11, Chandigarh, on 24-07-2024. The primary goal of this orientation was to acquaint the students with the institution’s existing practices and regulations. Prof. (Dr) Anita Kaushal, Principal of the college, warmly welcomed the students and showcased the college’s remarkable achievements in academics and extracurricular activities. She apprised the students regarding various facilities and resources available to them on campus.

Panjab University has implemented The National Education Policy (NEP-2020) from the current session. The National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 aims to transform the educational landscape of the country. It is designed to address the changing needs of the 21st century and make India a global knowledge superpower. During the orientation program the students were apprised about the subject combinations and the newly introduced courses viz., Multi Disciplinary Courses (MDC), Skill Enhancement Courses (SEC), Value Added Courses (VAC).

The students received comprehensive guidance on several crucial aspects, including fee concession, bus-pass facilities, library resources, opportunities in NSS and NCC, available scholarships, subject change policies, the role of the placement cell, and the essential Do’s and Don’ts to be observed within the college premises. Additionally, they were informed about the mandatory lecture attendance requirement of 75% in all subjects and the significance of the Mid-semester Examination.

The students were introduced to the various societies operating within the college, each dedicated to organizing community-centric and sensitization activities. These societies focus on diverse areas such as Traffic Awareness and Road Safety, Preservation and Protection of Heritage, AIDS Awareness, Community Hygiene and Sanitation, Drug De-addiction, Gender Equity, Best from Waste, and Environment Awareness.

The ultimate aim of these societies is to foster the holistic development of students by actively involving them in both on-campus and off-campus initiatives. Students were also introduced with the in-charges of college-committees and apprised of the room numbers where they will be available.

PGGCG-11 celebrated 10th International Yoga Day 2024

The NSS and NCC units of Post Graduate Government College for Girls, Sector 11, Chandigarh, celebrated 10th International YogaDay by organising a vibrant and enlightening event under the guidance of Principal Prof (Dr) Anita Kaushal. The celebration aimed to promote the importance of yoga in maintaining physical, mental, and spiritual well-being among students and faculty.
The event commenced with a series of yoga sessions focusing on various asanas, pranayama techniques, and meditation practices. These sessions aimed to educate students about the profound benefits of yoga in managing stress, improving flexibility, and enhancing overall health.
Students and faculty enthusiastically participated in the yoga sessions, demonstrating their commitment to adopting yoga as an integral part of their daily routine.
NSS Program Officer, Dr. Ritu Sekhri and NCC Caretaker Ms Harpreet Kaur emphasized the importance of yoga for women, particularly in building their psychological and emotional strength.
Principal Prof (Dr) Anita Kaushal appreciated the college’s dedication to promoting holistic education and wellness through initiatives like yoga. She highlighted the role of yoga in fostering a harmonious balance between academic excellence and personal well-being.
The event concluded with a pledge to incorporate yoga into daily life, ensuring a continued commitment to health and wellness.

PGGCG-11 organised Annual Art Exhibition

Kala-Srijan’, the Creative Hand Society of the P.G Department of Fine Arts of PG Government College for Girls, Sector-11, Chandigarh, hosted its Annual Art Exhibition 18.4.2024. The exhibition was inaugurated by Prof. Tirthankar Bhattacharya, Chairperson, Department of Art History and Visual Arts, Panjab University. The exhibition showcased over 200 artworks of novel and exquisite pieces across various genres such as Creative Composition, Life Study, Installation, Clay Modelling, Lippan Art etc.

The creative prowess of BA-III, MA-I and MA-II Fine Arts students was evident through their excellent creations and imaginative potential as each exhibit was a visual delight. Prof. Tirthankar Bhattacharya lauded the students’ aesthetic expressions and encouraged them to harness their skills for holistic development. He appreciated the efforts of the faculty members Prof. Guneeta Chadha, Dr. Simmi Arora and Dr. O.P. Parmeshwaran and students in organizing such a captivating art exhibition.

Earlier Prof. Guneeta Chadha, Vice Principal and Head of the Department of Fine Arts, introduced the theme of the exhibition and elaborated on its significance in the academic journey of Art students. She expressed her sincere gratitude to the Principal & Chief Patron of society Prof. Anita Kaushal for her constant guidance, support and encouragement.

Dr. Simmi Arora, Associate Professor, proposed a vote of thanks on behalf of the institution.

PGGCG-11 organized 66th Annual Prize Distribution Function

The 66thAnnual Prize Distribution Function of Post-Graduate Govt. College for Girls, Sector-11, Chandigarh was held on 09-04-2024. Ms. Monica Bhatia, IRS, Director General of Income Tax, NWR, Chandigarh was the Chief Guest on the occasion. The Chief-guest, Principal, Dean and Vice-Principal of the college lighted the ceremonial lamp which was followed by invocation of Goddess Saraswati by the students. Amidst applause by the audience, more than 650 trophies and prizes were given to the meritorious students for their outstanding and distinctive performance in the field of academics, sports and extra-curricular activities.

 

Prof. Anita Kaushal, Principal of the college presented the College Annual Report wherein she highlighted the glorious achievements of the students in multifarious fields at the University, Inter-University, State, National and International levels. She also underlined the contribution of faculty as members of Academic Bodies of Panjab University and their endeavors in research. Enlisting the glorious progress made during the last session, she highlighted that the college has won many awards in Environmental conservation, Sustainable development practices and cleanliness at national and international level. Additionally, the college has been awarded for pioneering efforts towards Tree Plantation, Eat right campus and Beat Covid Campaign, Cyber security drive and Drug De-addiction campaign. Thus, it has carved a niche not only in the region but also in the country. The Principal proudly announced that the college has won Overall Trophy for the Tenth Consecutive Year in Panjab University Zonal Youth & Heritage Festival, and also won the Overall Trophy in 64th PU Inter-Zonal Youth Heritage Festival; College Institution Innovation Council (IIC) has been granted FOUR star status by MoE, Govt. of India and has been conferred with Green Champion Award by MGNCRE Govt. of India.

 

Chief Guest Ms. Monica Bhatia, IRS, herself an alumna of the college, congratulated and gave away the prizes to the students. Lauding the multidimensional achievements of the institution and faculty, Ms. Monica Bhatia, nostalgically recalled her years in her alma mater and applauded the glorious progress made ever since. She gave three pieces of advice garnered from her own experiences; firstly, she advised students to be their own best friend, philosopher, and guide. She said “Listen to your inner voice, trust your instincts”. Secondly, she urged the students to strive for financial independence to become empowered. Finally, she suggested that never allow others to define your identity. She recommended embracing the life with open arms and open hearts.

 

More than 650 prizes were awarded to the students in various categories.

  • 24 students were awarded the College Colour in sports and 26 in extra-curricular activities.
  • 08 students were awarded the Roll of Honour in sports for their achievements in various inter-university, state and national level championships and 59 students were awarded the Roll of Honour for extra-curricular
  • CPL Sonia was awarded the Roll of Honour for NCC.
  • Swati was adjudged as the Best NCC Cadet Air Wing.
  • SUO Riya Sodhi was adjudged as the Best NCC Cadet Army Wing.
  • Diksha Singh was awarded as the Best volunteer of NSS.
  • Ashanveer Kaur was awarded P. Dutta Award for Honesty.
  • Vinnati was adjudged Best in Sports.
  • Priyanka was awarded the Nirmal Vasudeva Scholarship
  • Shreya Rajsi was awarded C. Bhatia Award for being the Best student in Physics.
  • Aayushi was awarded Sharan Makkar Memorial Award for being the outstanding student in Punjabi literature.
  • Anusha Sharma was awarded Harjinder Singh Scholarship.
  • Shivani was awarded Pushpa Verma Scholarship and a medal for standing 1st in M.A-II in P.U. and her performance in Youth Festivals.
  • Aanchal got Pushpa Verma Scholarship and a medal for her performance in Academics and Youth Festivals.
  • Shailja was awarded Dharam Rattan Scholarship.
  • Noreen was awarded Sardarni Devinder Kaur Scholarship.
  • Aanchal & Gagandeep Kaur were awarded Gopal Das Garg Memorial Scholarship for their performance in Music Instrumental and Music Vocal respectively.
  • Aakanksha, Sakshi Chaudhary, Varinda Sharma and Prakriti Thakur were awarded Prabha Kapila Scholarship.
  • Kirpal Kaur was awarded Gursharan Singh Scholarship for excelling in Punjabi language and literature.
  • Karamjeet Kaur was awarded Hardev Singh Ziladar Memorial Scholarship for excelling in Punjabi subject.
  • Jasleen Kaur was awarded Raj Kumar Sharma memorial award for academic excellence in PG Public Administration.
  • Eishika was awarded R.S. Chopra memorial award for best student in PG Chemistry.
  • Mamta Kumari was awarded M.M.Chaudhary memorial scholarship for Chemistry.
  • Shreya Rajsi of B.Sc.-III (N.Med) was declared the All Round Best Student of the college at the Under-graduate level.
  • Eishika of M Sc.-II (Chemistry) was declared the All Round Best Student of the college at the Post-graduate level.

The all round best students were also given the award instituted by Mr. B.S. Ojha IAS (Retd.) in memory of Mrs. Pushpa  Ojha, former Principal of this college.