Philosophy refers to the study of critical thinking and innovates to promote human values for its students as well as for all.
Philosophy is referred as a systematic study of general and fundamental questions concerning topics such as Existence, Reason,
Knowledge, Values, Mind and methodological consideration of reality. It endeavors to understand the nature of correct thinking and
to discover valid Reasoning. The “Department of Philosophy “has been established since 1943 in the premises of Government
College For Girls, Ludhiana.(Affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh) Our vision is to inspire, challenge and prepare all students to
find careers that reflect their values and lead a life of connectivity and meaning. The department aspires to provide value education
and is committed to promote excellence in teaching and research, team work based on respect, trust and integrity. It embarks on
the mission to groom students to demonstrate quality life and open mindedness, so that they may turn out to be eligible enough to
serve the country as enlightened citizens. The well planned curriculum prepares our students to be well learned critical thinkers, to
embrace excellence and model critical leadership. Our goals and objectives include encouraging the students to express and
implement their ideas individually as well as collectively. The department is committed to foster student engagement in important
philosophical debates, development in contemporary philosophy and application of philosophical ideas in all areas of life. The
department offers the B.A. degree course to more than 300 students. The department has one well qualified assistant professor
with highest degree of PhD, UGC, JRF, and NET. The department has its own internal library for students.

Activities:Session 2022-23

 

S.No.	Date	Activity	No. of Participants	Details
1	11-02-2023	Visit to Jeet Foundation	28	Visit to Jeet Foundation
2	27-02-2023	Extension Lecture by Prof. Krishan Kumar	110	The Intersection of Geography and Philosophy in the context of South-Asia
3	02-03-2023	Skill Development Workshop by Mrs Shanu Gupta	300	Grooming
4	11-03-2023	Educational Trip to Siswan Dam in collaboration with Geography Society	16	Educational Trip to Siswan Dam
5	13-03-2023	Skill Development Workshop and Talent Hunt by Producer/Director Mr. Gurdyal Singh, Mr. Mann Singh and Mr. Rahul Sharma	29	Grooming
6	17-03-2023	Attended G20 Summit at Khalsa  College, Amritsar	18	Attended G20 Summit
7	29-04-2023	Closing Ceremony	45	Closing Ceremony

Activities:Session 2023-24

S.No.	Date	Activity	No. of Participants	Details
1	28-08-2023	Syllabus discussion	25	A syllabus report can include information on the quality and quantity of learning materials, the relevance of recommended textbooks, and the course content and outcomes. It can also include information on the teaching- learning process, the syllabus coverage in class, and the reliability weightage given to theory course content.
2	12-09-2023	Installation cermony	23	An installation cermony recognizes the postion of new or continuing officers and reinforces the support    if the chapter members for their efforts . The chief guest shared his journey fro m college to carrer and encouraged the students to gain knowledge beyond the textbook and syllabus.
3	04-10-2023	Poster making on Female Foeticide	8	Female foeticide is the process of finding out the sex of the foetus and undersgoing abortion if it is a girl. Althiugh it is, illegal, many people continue to practice it. Besides this, there are some communities which practice female infanticide – the practice of killing the girl the girl child once she is born .
4	20-01-2024	Activity discussion meeting with mam	14	Discussion activities  , such as case studies, role playing  encourage students to share ideas with each other and with instructor.
5	02-02-2024	Crafting skills	31	A report on a school craft that was well attended and featured a variety of handcrafted items, including cutting crafting . the report also mentioned that the exhibition provided an opportunity for students to learn about different crafting technique.
6	25-04-2024	Closing ceremony	14	The objective of a closing ceremony is to conclude an event, acknowledge participant, and celebrate the events accomplishment .

SESSION: 2024-25

SR. NO.	DATE OF THE EVENT	NAME OF THE EVENT	DESCRIPTION	CONDUCTED BY	NO. OF TEACHERS	NO. OF STUDENTS
1	16-Aug-24	poster and model making competition	A college-level competition of poster making and model making was organized on the occasion of Independence Day. Students from all three years of the Bachelor of Arts (BA) program actively participated and showcased their creativity, artistic skills, and talent. Dr. Kamlesh Kaur interacted with the participants with great enthusiasm and encouraged them throughout the event. The competition promoted healthy participation and artistic expression among students. Prizes were awarded to winners in each category.	Department of philosophy	1	30
2	19-Sep-24	yoga presentation activity	A yoga presentation activity was organized for students of the Philosophy Society. The students actively participated in the event with great interest. The activity was organized by Dr. Kamlesh Kaur and presented by the President of the Philosophy Society. During the session, various yoga asanas were discussed along with their benefits. A practical demonstration of the asanas was also conducted, making the session informative and engaging for the participants.	Department of philosophy	1	30
3	23-Jan-25	Visit to Jeet Foundation	The students and teachers of the Philosophy Department  organized an educational and social visit to Jeet Foundation with the aim of creating awareness about community and social service. The visit was conducted under the guidance of the respected Principal. Students actively participated in various activities such as drawing, painting, patriotic songs, and poems, making the visit engaging and meaningful. They also distributed drawing sheets, colours, cardboard, sketchbooks, and other useful items. The members of Jeet Foundation and the school warmly welcomed the faculty and students, including Dr. Kamlesh Kaur, Assistant Professor of Philosophy. The visit left a lasting impact on the students, fostering a sense of gratitude, humility, and social responsibility. The Philosophy Society expressed appreciation for the support	Department of philosophy	1	25
4	06-Mar-25	Interclass discussion	The Philosophy Society of a government girls’ college organized an interclass group discussion involving students from all years of the Bachelor of Arts program. Students actively participated as society members, creating a lively and engaging exchange of ideas. Learners from different disciplines came together to debate the concept of reality, sharing diverse perspectives shaped by their individual backgrounds and experiences. The discussion thoughtfully connected themes of metaphysics, epistemology, and ethics, helping participants develop a deeper understanding of the complex and multifaceted nature of society.	department of  philosophy	1	40

SESSION: 2025-26

SR. NO.	DATE OF THE EVENT	NAME OF THE EVENT	DESCRIPTION	CONDUCTED BY	NO. OF TEACHERS
1	16-Jan-26	slogan writing competition	A slogan writing competition was organized to celebrate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda. Students from all years of the Bachelor of Arts program actively participated by preparing and submitting creative posters. The event provided a platform for students to showcase their creativity, skills, and talent. After evaluation, the best posters were selected and ranked. The winners were honored with prizes during a college event in the presence of the principal and faculty members. Overall, the competition encouraged creative expression and made the celebration meaningful.	Department of philosophy and department of fine arts	2
2	17-Jan-26	short film screening	A short film screening based on the philosophy of Swami Vivekananda was successfully organised by the Philosophy Society in collaboration with the Fine Arts Society. The event began with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony and a warm welcome of the Principal and teachers, followed by an address explaining the objective of the programme and the announcement of a poster-making competition. Prizes were distributed to the winners, after which the short film “Chalo Jeeta Hai” was screened and received with great interest by the audience. The Principal delivered an inspiring speech on the relevance of Swami Vivekananda’s philosophy, followed by student reflections on the film. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks, marking the event as meaningful and inspiring for all participants.	Department of philosophy and department of fine arts	20