Government College for Girls, Ludhiana

NCC

NCC (National Cadet Corps) is a tri-service organization consists of Army, Navy and Air Force which is committed to train the young minds and instills in them the quality of bravery and self-discipline. Our college started NCC with a view to contribute the service to nation and impart army training to youth in future. We have fully functional NCC Unit which is duly affiliated with 3 Punjab Girls Battalion, Ludhiana under the able supervision of enthusiastic and dedicated Associate NCC Officer Lt. Jasdeep Kaur. We have two platoons of NCC Army wing with total permitted strength of 107 cadets (including 1^st, 2^nd and 3^rd year).

MOTTO OF NCC: UNITY AND DISCIPLINE

Aim of NCC: The NCC aims at developing character, comradeship, discipline, a secular outlook, the spirit of adventure and ideals of selfless service amongst young citizens. Further, it aims at creating a pool of organized, trained and motivated youth with leadership qualities in all walks of life and make them always available for the service of the nation.

Duration of NCC Training Program: The duration of NCC training program is 3 Years. During the program, candidates get the basic military training. The basic aim of this training is to develop the interest of youth in Indian Armed Forces.

Training Activities:

1) Institutional Training: It is conducted in colleges by Associate NCC Officer and Armed Forces personnel to cover the NCC syllabus comprising of Common Subjects and Service subjects. It includes basic military training to the cadets as part of the curriculum.
2) Camp Training: The basic aim of camps is to introduce cadets to a regimented way of life. It is mandatory for the cadets to attend minimum of two camps during the period of their enrollment. The various types of camps conducted by NCC are as follows:

Annual Training Camps
Centrally Organized camps
National Integration Camps
Leadership Camps
Thal Sainik Camp
Nau Sainik Camp
Vayu Sainik Camp
Rock Climbing Training Camp

Certificates & Examinations: There are 2 certificate exams in NCC for Senior Wing Cadets i.e ‘B’ and ‘C’ certificate exams.

Activities:

SESSION	DATE	TOPIC OF ACTIVITY	RESOURCE PERSON DETAILS	NO OF STUDENTS ATTENDED	BRIEF SUMMARY
2022-23	21.06.2022	International Yoga Day	Brahma Kumari	60	International Yoga Day was celebrated at Guru Nanak stadium, Ludhiana by NCC cadets. The event began at morning 6:00 am and summed up at 8:00 am. It was organized by an NGO named Brahma kumari which spreads awareness for mental fitness.
2022-23	24.06.2022	Tribute to Mahavir Chakra Awardee	3 PB(G) BN NCC, LDH	20	An event was organized to pay homage to Mahaveer Chakra Awardee Major Bhupinder Singh who made supreme sacrifice during the Indo-Pak War 1965. The event was held at Nehru Rose garden, Ludhiana and attended by Ludhiana Group Commander Brigadier Jasjit Ghuman, Commanding Officers of different units, NCC Officers as well as cadets. The programme icluded paying floral tribute, Wreath-laying ceremony, with perfotmances of patriotic songs and poems.
2022-23	25.06.2022	Anti Drug Pledge	NCC Dept of GCG	55	Considering the urgent need to convey the dangerous implications of menace of drugs to youth, a pledge was taken by NCC cadets against drugs. Rally was driven by them while spreading awareness to people " Say Yes to Life, No to Drugs". Posters were made by Cadets depicting the harms of consuming drugs.
2022-23	25.06.2022	Anti Drug Pledge	NCC Dept of GCG	55
2022-23	10.08.2022	Puneet Sagar Abhiyaan (Rally against Plastic)	NCC Dept of GCG	41	In order to reduce the plastic consumption and acquainting the young minds regarding their responsibility towards plastic pollution, a rally was organized by NCC department of GCG in collaboration with 3 PB(G)BN NCC. The rally was flagged off by Madam Principal Mrs Suman Lata. Cadets made posters and raised slogans on the theme 'Say No to Plastic'. Cadets interacted with shopkeepers and sensitized the people about challenges posed by increasing volume of plastic waste in the world environment. The campaign was conducted under the theme 'Puneet Sagar Abhiyaan'.
2022-23	13.08.2022	Har Ghar Tiranga	NCC Dept of GCG	88	A campaign initiated by Government of India on the eve of 75th Independence day of India "Har ghar Tiranga Event" was organised at GCG's RUSA Seminar Hall under the aegis"Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav" where NCC cadets particpated in various activities such as declamation and patriotic group song. It was collaborated with NSS and Red Ribbon Society of the college. The idea behind the initiative was to invoke the feeling of patriotism in the hearts of youth and to promote the awareness about Indian National Flag.
2022-23	25.08.2022	Tree Plantation	NCC Dept of GCG	25	A tree plantation drive was organised in college in collaboaration with the Saragarhi Foundation on the eve of 125th year of the remembrance of the Battle of Saragarhi. Various saplings were planted by NCC Cadets in the name of 21 sikh soldiers martyred at in Saka Saragarhi.The Chief Guest of the day was Brigadier (retd.) Mastinder Singh. Many other dignitaries of Saragarhi foundation were present. The main motive of the planting saplings was to connect the young generation with the glorious history of the heroic martyrs and keep the environment pure and clean. The College Principal Mrs. Suman Lata ji appreciated the efforts put in by Saragarhi Foundation and presented them with saplings as a token of gratitude.
2022-23	11.09.2022	Saragarhi Day	NCC Dept of GCG	60	Saragarhi day was celebrated in RUSA Seminar Hall at GCG, Ludhiana in collaboration with Saragarhi Foundation on the eve of 125th year of remembrance of Battle of Saragarhi where 21sikh soldiers sacrificed their lives. Chairman of Saragarhi Foundation Gurinderpal Singh Josan, Retired Brigadier Mastinder Singh, retired Col RK Jain, Col DS Grewal and members of staff council of college graced the occassion with their presence. Certificates and Prizes were awarded among the winners of Battle of Saragarhi's painting competition. Family of brave sikh soldier Sepoy Gurmukh Singh who sacrificed his life in the battle also gave their valuable presence. Books were distributed among the audience based on the Battle of Saragarhi.
2022-23	28.09.2022	Birth Anniversary of Shaheed Bhagat Singh	NCC Dept of GCG	75	Birth anniversary of Shaheed-e-azam Sardar Bhagat Singh was celebrated at RUSA Seminar Hall, GCG in collaboration with youth club, NSS, Rotaract club, Red cross Society of college. Patriotic songs were sung by students Also patriotic poems were recited on that day. Declamation competition was held. Certificates were given to appreciate the efforts of participants. Madam Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji was the chief guest of the event.
2022-23	19.10.22	Cleanliness Drive under Puneet Sagar Abhiyaan	NCC Dept of GCG	75	75 cadets from our college conducted an event under the banner Puneet Sagar Abhiyan on 19.10.22. NCC Cadets visited Sidhwan Canal, a water stream which passes through Ludhiana district . The objective of this drive was to spread awareness amongst nearby residents regarding ill effects of dumping waste in canal and collecting the plastic waste. The campaign was undertaken under the stewardship of Col Aman Yadav, College Principal Mrs Suman Lata and Associate NCC Officer Lt. Jasdeep Kaur.
2022-23	08.05.2023	Online Awareness Workshop on G-20	NCC Dept of GCG	77	An online workshop on the theme G-20 was organized by the NCC Dept of college in collaboration with 3 PB (G) BN NCC,LDH to create awareness among college students about G20 and what the presidency means to the country. Mr. Gurmeet Singh, Assistant Professor in Economics was the resource person of the event. He emphasized more on the theme G20 i.e "One Earth, One Family, One Future" and also on India's priorities towards global issues. The College Principal Mrs. Suman Lata ji appreciated the efforts put in by NCC Dept.
2022-23	12.05.2023	Celebration of 25 Years of Pokhran Second Nuclear Test	3 PB BN NCC,Ldh	15	The NCC Unit 3 PB BN NCC, Ludhiana organized one day exhibition to celebrate 25 years of Pokhran Second Nuclear Test. The theme of the event was 'Peaceful use of Nuclear Energy for the Development of the Nation'. After the opening address of Commanding Officer Col Naresh, presentations on the Nuclear Energy and Nuclear power plants were given by ANOs and Cadets. The movie was screened to the cadets on the Pokhran Nuclear Test. Cadets also particpated in Quiz competition. A Poster making competition was also organized through which cadets depicted the importance of energy in a very creative manner.
2023-24	15.08.2023	Independence Day	3 PB BN NCC,Ldh	35	76th Independence day was celebrated at SCD College, Ludhiana, where 10 cadets of NCC took part in parade infront of Education Minister of Punjab Honourable Harjot Singh Bains ji. Also 25 cadets were present in college during the flag hoisting ceremony by our honorable Principal mam, Mrs Suman Lata Ji.
2023-24	15.08.2023	Meri Meri Maati Mera Desh	NCC Dept of GCG	25	On the eve of 76th Independence day of India, 25 cadets took "Panch Pran Pledge" to awaken a sense of unity, integrity and duty under "Meri Maati Mera Desh" initiative.
2023-24	09.09.2023	Nukkad Natak	NCC Dept of GCG	25	A Nukkad Natak was organised at GCG, Ludhiana on the theme - "Prevention of Plastic Pollution" under the guidance of Puneet Sagar Abhiyaan campaign, where 25 cadets have participated.
2023-24	11.10.2023	Commanding Officer's Visit	3 PB BN NCC,Ldh	80	Commanding Officer of 3 PB (G) BN NCC LDH has visited Government College For Girls, Ldh to interact with the College's NCC Cadets and delivered a lecture on the Personality Development of the Cadets.
2023-24	21.11.2023	Poster Making Competion	NCC Dept of GCG	8	A poster making competition was organised on the theme Communal Harmony at GCG Ldh to celebrate the Communal Harmony Campaign Week, in which 8 cadets had paticipated
2023-24	16.01.2024	Human Trafficking Awareness Rally	NCC Dept of GCG	68	-
2023-24	26.01.2024	Republic Day Parade At PAU	PAU and 3 PB BN NCC,Ldh	5	75th Republic Day was celebrated at Punjab Agriculture University, Ludhiana on 26th January 2024 in the collaboration with 3 PB (G) BN NCC LDH, where 05 cadets of College NCC Unit took part in the parade. Under Officer Anu Kumari was selected as the Parade Commander of the Girl Cadets Marching Platoon.
2023-24	06.03.2024 To 07.03.2024	College’s Annual Sports Day	NCC Dept and Sports Department of GCG	46	81st Annual Sports Day was celebrated at Government College for Girls, Ludhiana from 06 March 2024 to 07 March 2024 in the collaboration with the Sports Department in which 36 cadets had participated in the Parade, 06 cadets were selected for the piloting and 04 cadets had performed the Flag Folding Ceremony in front of the Chief Guest Principal Suman Lata Ji.
2024-25	26.07.2024	vijay diwas at dholewal military complex	Dholewal Military Station and 3 PB BN NCC,Ldh	10	Dholewal military station ludhiana in collaboration with 3PB (G) BN NCC LDH. celebrated kargil Vijay diwas to commemorate India's victory over Pakistan in kargil war in 1999.10 students got the chance to be part of this celebration on the military station.
2024-25	15.08.2024	Independence Day celebration in govt. college for girls	-	-	-
2024-25	29.08.2024	Plantation drive in Bajra village	NCC Dept of GCG	-	3 Punjab Girls battalion NCC in collaboration with Govt. College for Girls, Ludhiana embarked on a tree plantation drive in Bajra village under the guidance of Principal Mrs Suman Lata ji. The efforts are part of a broader mission to enhance the environmental health of the region.
2024-25	24.09.2024	River's day celebration in govt.college for girls	NCC Dept of GCG and		Govt.college for girls celebrated river's day Under the guidance of Madam Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Gupta and Commanding Officer of 3 Punjab Girls Battalion NCC, Col. RS Chauhan, the Government College for Girls in Ludhiana celebrated World Rivers Day on September 24, 2024.
2024-25	18.07.2024	World youth skill day	Mr. Vinod Mehra	105	Government college for girls in collaboration with 3 PB (G) BN NCC Ludhiana organised a one day seminar on world youth skills day. The event was held in RUSA Seminar Hall. The keynote speaker for the seminar was Mr. Vinod Mehra, Assistant Professor in Commerce, who delivered an insightful session. He highlighted the importance of skill development in today’s dynamic world and share valuable insights on the Pradhan Mantri Vishwakrama Yojana( PM VIKAS), a flagship intiative aimed at promoting traditional skill and craftsmanship.
2024-25	25.07.2024	Plantation Drive		30	Government College For Girls in collaboration with 3 PB (G) Bn NCC Ludhiana embarked on a tree plantation drive in Bajra village under the guidance of principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji. 100 saplings were planted by NCC Cadets including neem, jamun, tahli etc, Jaswinder Singh member Block samiti, Balwinder Singh Ex-Managing Director Cooperative Bank, Ludhiana, Sarabjit Singh Member Panchayat, Lt. Jasdeep Kaur, Mr. Raj Kumar Ji were part of this green initiative. This drive is a part of Battalion's ongoing efforts to promote environmental conservation and sustainable practices among young cadets.
2024-25	26.07.2024	Kargil Vijay Diwas		10	Kargil Vijay Diwas was observed to pay tribute to the bravery of Indian soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the country during the Kargil war of 1999 on 26 july 2024 at Military Complex , Ludhiana. SW cadets were shown the weapon Artillery Demonstation and a motivational video clip on Kargil War . Cadets of our institution got the opportunity to be part of the part of this event.
2024-25	15.08.2024	Independence Day		80	Independence Day was celebrated with great patriotism and enthusiasm in our institution on 15 August . The ceremony started with hoisting National Flag by our respected principal Mrs. Suman Lata ji, followed salute to the tricolour by NCC Cadets. Madam Principal addressed the gathering, speaking about the importance of Independence Day and paying tribute to the scarifices made by our freedom fighters. She also encouraged the student to be responsible citizens and contribute towards the nation development
2024-25	22.11.2024	NCC Day		56	The NCC Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in our college on 22nd November 2025. The event aimed to highlight the values and significance of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) in shaping the youth of the nation. The program began with an inspiring lecture delivered by the Associate NCC Officer Lt. Jasdeep Kaur. She emphasized the role of NCC in instilling discipline, leadership, unity and a sense of patriotism among students. The NCC cadets took a solemn pledge, reaffirming their commitment to uphold the values of the National Cadet Corps and to serve the nation with dedication and integrity.
2024-25	24.09.2024	RIVER DAY		68	Under the guidance of Madam Principal Mrs. Suman Lata ji and commanding officer of 3PB(G) BN NCC , Col. R S Chauhan , the Government College for Girls celebrated the World’s River Day. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of Rivers and need to protect them for future generation . The posters created by the cadets carried powerful message about the need to protect our rivers from pollution and other threats.Col.RS Chauhan commended the cadets for their dedication and commitment to raising awareness about environmental issue such as river conservation.
2025-26	02.02.2025	Annual Sports Day		70	The Annual Sports Day meet was celebrated with a great enthusiasm and energy in our college. The celebration began with a impressive march past by various student contingents, where the NCC cadets played a significant role by leading the march past by precision and discipline .The synchronised movements and commanding presence set at the tone for the day’s events. One of the most symbolic moments of the day Flag folding ceremony gracefully carried out by the NCC cadets. Their respect and dedication towards the National flag reflects the value of discipline and patriotism instilled through NCC.
2025-26	02.04.2025	Rally Against Drug Abuse		40	Under the National Campaign “Youth Against Drug Abuse”, around 350 NCC cadets from 3PB (G) BN NCC , took out of massive rally to raise awareness about harmful effects of drug addiction .The rally begin from Khalsa College For Women and passed through key areas including Clock Tower and Ghumar Mandi,where cadets shouted anti-drug slogan and held placards . The main aim to sanitize the public and encourage to stay away from drugs.
2025-26	07.05.2025	Civil Defence Mock Drill		74	Amidst the ongoing war situation in the country, the NCC unit of Government For Girls Ludhiana , under the guidance of 3Punjab Girls Battalion , organised a civil defence mock drill to train cadets in emergency response . The activity was conducted as per the instruction of Col.RS CHAUHAN , Commanding officer , 3PB GIRS BN NCC , Associate NCC officer Lt. Jasdeep kaur delivered and insightful lecture covering key aspects such as firefighting , types of warning signals an rescue operation. The session was followed by practical training provided by PI staff of the battalion . Cadets were shown how to assist injured individual and take preventive steps to avoid panic during emergency..
2024-25	29.08.2024	Run For Fitness		84	On the occasion on Nationl Sports Day , Intramural volley ball competition was organised by Department of Physical Education and NCC. Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji was invited as the Chief Guest. Students participated in the event with great interest. Students were divided in team of 5 and these teams were named before former International players of the college.” Run For Fitness” was also organised
2025-26	26.01.2025	Republic Day		75	The Republic Day was celebrated with great patriotic spirit and enthusiasm in our college on 26th January. The ceremony began with the hoisting of the national flag by our respected Principal Mrs Suman Lata Ji, followed by a salute presented by the NCC cadets in uniform. Following the flag hoisting, the Principal addressed the gathering, speaking about the significance of Republic Day, the values enshrined in our Constitution and the duties of responsible citizens in a democratic nation. The celebration concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, uniting everyone in a moment of national pride.
2025-26	15.08.2025	Independence Day		105	The Independence Day was celebrated with great patriotism and enthusiasm in our institution on 15th August. The ceremony started with the hoisting of national flag by our respected Principal Mrs Suman Lata Ji, followed by a salute to the tricolour by the NCC Cadets. Madam Principal addressed the gathering, speaking about the importance of Independence Day and paying tribute to the sacrifices made by our freedom fighters. She also encouraged the students to be responsible citizens and contribute towards the nation's development.
2025-26	20.08.2025	Plantation Drive		90	A massive tree plantation drive was organised by 3PB (G) BN, NCC in collaboration with GCG at Bajra village. Around 100 saplings were planted by cadets accompanied by Lt. Jasdeep Kaur. The event witnessed the support of village representatives Ms. Gurwinderjit Kaur (Sarpanch), Mr. Dharampal (Member Panchayat), Mr. Raj Kumar alonwith other respected members of Bajra village and PI staff of NCC Batallion. The joint efforts of NCC, College and Bajra community made the event a remarkable step towards towards building a cleaner and greener Punjab.
2025-26	29.08.2025	Run For fitness		50	On 29^th August, to mark the birth anniversary of hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand ji, National Sports Day was celebrated by NCC, NSS and Department of Physical Education and Sports. Run For Fitness was also organized by NCC department. Students participated in various events such as100 mtr race, basketball, netball with great enthusiasm and interest. Students of NCC, NSS and sports also took a collective oath to uphold the spirit of sportsmanship and carry forward the legacy of discipline.
2025-26	09.11.2026	Military Literature Festival		12	Government College for Girls participated in the Military Literature Festival to enhance awareness among students about India’s military heritage, history and the sacrifices of the armed forces. A group of 12 NCC cadets accompanied by two faculty members attended the event and gained valuable insights through various sessions, discussions and exhibitions. The visit helped inculcate a sense of patriotism, discipline and respect for the armed forces among the cadets.
2025-26	22.11.2025	NCC Day		56	The NCC Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm in our college on 22nd November 2025. The event aimed to highlight the values and significance of the National Cadet Corps in shaping the youth of the nation. The program began with a brief introduction about the importance of NCC Day, followed by an inspiring lecture delivered by the Associate NCC Officer Lt. Jasdeep Kaur. In her address, the ANO emphasized the role of NCC in instilling discipline, leadership, unity and a sense of patriotism among students. She also shared insights into the various activities and opportunities provided by the NCC to young cadets. As part of the celebration, the NCC cadets took a solemn pledge, reaffirming their commitment to uphold the values of the NCC and to serve the nation with dedication and integrity.
2025-26	19.01.2026	National Voters’ Day		63	Government College for Girls observed National Voters’ Day with the objective of creating awareness among students about the importance of voting in a democratic system. The programme aimed to encourage young voters to understand their rights and responsibilities and to actively participate in the electoral process. Through informative sessions and awareness activities, students were motivated to uphold democratic values and contribute towards building a strong and responsible nation.
2025-26	26.01.2026	Republic Day		75	The Republic Day was celebrated with great patriotic spirit and enthusiasm in our college on 26th January. The ceremony began with the hoisting of the national flag by our respected Principal Mrs Suman Lata Ji, followed by a salute presented by the NCC cadets in uniform. Following the flag hoisting, the Principal addressed the gathering, speaking about the significance of Republic Day, the values enshrined in our Constitution and the duties of responsible citizens in a democratic nation. The celebration concluded with the singing of the National Anthem, uniting everyone in a moment of national pride.

NSS

National Service Scheme is an Indian Government sector public service program conducted by Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of Government of India, the scheme was launched in Gandhiji’s Centenary year in 1969. It provides opportunity to the student youth of India to take part in various government led community service activities and programmes.

At GCG, 3 NSS units receive around 300 NSS Volunteers every year. The volunteers get opportunities to participate and actively contribute towards various drives and initiatives taken by the NSS units. During the session 2022-23, the NSS (Girls wing) president Shagun Sharma was selected for the prestigious Pre–Republic Day (PRD) camp. Volunteers (Sejal Sharma, Arshdeep Kaur and Taniya Malkoti) got the opportunity to attend National Integration Camp.

Motto of NSS: "Not Me, But You"

Objectives of NSS: To develop among themselves a sense of social and civic responsibility.

Vision: To build the youth with the mind and spirit to serve the society and work for the social upliftment of the down-trodden masses of the nation.

Mission: It is to improve the youth to serve the society and nation and to promote education through community service. Further it identifies the needs and problems of community and finding solution with intent to promote national integration and social harmony.

Components of NSS:

NSS Programme Officer, NSS Volunteer and Community are considered the three basic components of the NSS.

NSS Programme Officer is a member of the teaching faculty who provides necessary leadership to the NSS students.
NSS Volunteer is a self motivated college student.
Community provides NSS volunteer the first-hand knowledge of living conditions of masses.

Classification of NSS Activities:

NSS activities have been divided in two major groups. These are regular NSS activities and special camping programmes.

Regular NSS Activity: Under this, students engaged in various programmes in the college campus. NSS unit organizes visits to Adopted Village and Old age homes during week-ends or after college hours is another activity performed by NSS Volunteers. Further, Dramas and Nukkad Natak are also performed by Volunteers to spread awareness on various burning issues. Hallmark Activities performed by NSS UNIT are as follow:

Blood donation camps
Plantation Drive
Cleanliness Drive
Awareness Campaign
Survey in Village

Special Camping Programme: Under this, camps of 7 days duration are organized in adopted villages or college campus during vacation with some specific projects by involving local communities. 50% NSS volunteers are expected to participate in these camps.

Terms of NSS:

Under the NSS Programme any student of the college can opt for NSS provided she is not enrolled in NCC. Volunteers are required to render service for a minimum 120 hours per year under regular activities and are also required to participate in at least one 7 day special camping programme every year. The Special Camping Programme will be treated as separate project and the hours of work put in those programmes will be accounted separately and they will not be included in the 120 hours of normal NSS activities. A, B and C certificates are earned by the students after the completion of first, second and third year of service, respectively.

Composition:

YEAR	COMPOSTION		NUMBER OF STUDENTS ENROLLED
2022-2023	Program Officers (Teachers)	Office Bearers	252
2022-2023	3	27	252

Activities Session :2022-23

Session	Date	Topic of Activity	No. of Students Attended	Description
2022-23	20.08.2022	VANMOHATSAV	50	NSS Volunteers undertook plantation drive in the view to protect and conserve environment. Teachers highlighted the importance of environment conservation and motivated students to take necessary steps to ensure sustainable development.
	28.09.22	BLOOD DONATION CAMP	43	An event was organized to encourage NSS Volunteers to donate blood for the noble cause.
	03.10.2022	FIT INDIA FREEDOM RUN	52	Considering the importance of our health. NSS Volunteers actively performed various fitness activities.
	14.11.2022	CHILDREN’S DAY CELEBRATIONS	27	On the occasion of Children’s Day, NSS Volunteers went to nearby Anganwadis and interacted with children regarding importance of this day and told about Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru’s love with children, they keenly participated in the activity and sung poems too. Tiffins were distributed at the end.
	12.01.2022	DRUG ADDICTION AND SWACHH BHARAT	53	Slogan making, Poster making & Essay writing competition was organized on the topic- Drug Addiction & Swachh Bharat. NSS Volunteers prepared effective slogans & posters with a message to curb the excessive usage of drugs among youth. Thoughts were put into words by volunteers & essays were written to promote Swachh Bharat Abhiyan.
	14-01-23	SURVEY CONDUCTED IN ADOPTED VILLAGE	70	Survey was conducted in adopted village to create awareness among villagers regarding personal hygiene during menstruation.
	01.01.23-31.01.23	CLEANLINESS DRIVE AND HANGING OF BIRD FEEDERS	64	To protect and conserve the environment, Bird feeders were hanged in adopted village and Cleanliness drive was run throughout the college.
	01-03-2023	SKIT BASED ON ZERO DISCRIMINATIONDAY	30	In Skit NSS Volunteers addressed the grave issue of Racial Discrimination and gave the message regarding the significance of equality in the society. They depicted how racial discrimination is being practiced in the different sectors and how it affects the mental health of individuals prone to such stereotypical behavior.
	27-03-23	RUN FOR ENVIRONMENT AND HUMANITY	56	A marathon was organized on Run for Environment and Humanity. Sh. Gurpreet Bassi Gogi, MLA representing the Ludhiana West Assembly was the chief guest and college students & whole staff was part of this marathon. Students made effective posters & slogans with a message to save environment.
	21-06-23	YOGA DAY	32	NSS Volunteers enthusiastically participated along with NCC Cadets to celebrate International Yoga Day.

Activities Session :2024-25

SR.NO.	DATE	ACTIVITY	PROGRAM OFFICER	NO.OF PARTICIPANTS	DETAILS
1	01-07-24	VAN MAHOTSAVA WEEK Day 1: Home Plantation	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	63	Van Mahotsava Week was observed from 1–7 July 2024 to promote environmental awareness, beginning with a home plantation drive where volunteers planted trees in their surroundings.
2	02-07-24	Day 2: Plantation Drive at College Campus		90	A plantation drive was conducted on the college campus to promote environmental conservation and spread awareness about the importance of trees in maintaining a clean and green environment.
3	03-07-24	Day 3: Online Quiz on Van Mahotsava and Home Plantation		85	An online quiz was conducted during Van Mahotsava Week by National Service Scheme to test volunteers’ knowledge and awareness about the importance of tree conservation.
4	04-07-24)	Day 4: Plantation Drive		74	On the fourth day of this Van Mahotsava Week dated 04- 07- 24 ,an activity of plantation drive was conducted .
5	05-07-24)	Day 5: Pledge Taking Ceremony and Plantation Drive		90	During Van Mahotsava Week, volunteers took a pledge to protect forests by planting trees, conserving wildlife habitats, and promoting sustainable practices.
6	06-07-24	Day 6: Plantation Drive		73	During Van Mahotsava Week, a plantation drive was organized to mark the celebration and raise awareness about the importance of tree plantation for ecological balance and environmental sustainability.
7	07-07-2024	DAY 7 E POSTER MAKING AND PLANTATION DRIVE		52	An e-poster making activity and sapling plantation were organized during Van Mahotsava Week, where volunteers showcased creativity and promoted environmental awareness under National Service Scheme.
8	27-07-24	BUDGET.FY 2024-25	MRS.NISHA SANGWAL	85	A webinar on the Union Budget F.Y. 2024–25 was organized, where the resource person shared insights on its youth-centric schemes, investment, employment, and social security initiatives, followed by an interactive session with volunteers.
9	07-08-24	POSTER MAKING COMPETITION – “CYBER AWARENESS”	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	30	A poster-making competition on the theme of “Cyber Awareness” was organized to educate volunteers about common cyber threats and encourage safe and informed digital practices.
10	09-08-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY – “HAR GHAR TIRANGA MAHOTSAVA”	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	98	An online activity under the “Har Ghar Tiranga Mahotsav” campaign encouraged students to share photos with the national flag, promoting unity, patriotism, and pride in the country.
11	10-08-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY – “HAR GHAR TIRANGA MAHOTSAVA”	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	85	An online activity under the “Har Ghar Tiranga Mahotsav” campaign encouraged students to decorate their homes with the tricolor and share photos, spreading patriotism and unity.
12	11-08-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY – “HAR GHAR TIRANGA MAHOTSAVA”	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	98	An online patriotic photo activity under the “Har Ghar Tiranga Mahotsav” campaign encouraged volunteers to share pictures with the national flag, promoting unity, pride, and love for the country.
13	12-08-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY – “HAR GHAR TIRANGA MAHOTSAVA”	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	91	An online activity under the “Har Ghar Tiranga Mahotsav” campaign inspired students to involve their families, celebrate with the tricolor, and strengthen feelings of unity, pride, and respect for the nation.
14	13-08-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY – “HAR GHAR TIRANGA MAHOTSAVA	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	52	A pledge-taking ceremony under the “Har Ghar Tiranga Mahotsav” campaign encouraged students to become responsible, committed citizens and contribute positively to society.
15	14-08-2024	ACTIVITY – “HAR GHAR TIRANGA MAHOTSAVA” SLOGAN WRITING COMPETITION	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	63	A slogan-writing competition under the “Har Ghar Tiranga Mahotsav” campaign encouraged volunteers to express patriotism and honor the sacrifices of freedom fighters, fostering unity and national pride.
16	15-08-2024	ACTIVITY- “HAR GHAR TIRANGA MAHOTSAVA” INDEPENDENCE DAY	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	85	Independence Day was celebrated under the “Har Ghar Tiranga Mahotsav” campaign with flag hoisting, patriotic songs, and active participation of volunteers, spreading joy, unity, and national pride.
17	18-08-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY- “WATER AND SEWAGE SERVICES”	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	95	An online survey on “Water and Sewage Services” was conducted under the Municipal Corporation, Ludhiana to collect public feedback on water quality, sanitation, and infrastructure challenges.
18	20 AUGUST, 2024	orientation program	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	110	An orientation program was conducted to introduce new volunteers to National Service Scheme, its objectives, activities, and role in community service and leadership development.
19	21-08-2024	REGISTRATION ON MY BHARAT PORTAL	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	115	Volunteers were encouraged to register on the My Bharat portal to participate in nation-building activities, skill development programs, and social initiatives.
20	24-08-2024	ACTIVITY: NSS ROOM PAINTING	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	65	A room painting activity was conducted to promote teamwork, creativity, responsibility, and community service among volunteers, fostering a sense of ownership and unity.
21	27-08-2024	NATIONAL SPORTS DAY ACTIVITY -“FIT INDIA PLEDGE”	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	90	A pledge-taking ceremony was held during National Sports Week to promote fitness, healthy lifestyles, and awareness of physical and mental well-being among students.
22	28-08-2024	NATIONAL SPORTS DAY ACTIVITY- “FUN GAMES AND SPORTS’	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL		On the second day of National Sports Week, fun games like the Lemon Race, Three-Legged Race, and basketball matches were held, promoting teamwork, athleticism, and camaraderie among students and volunteers.
23	29-08-2024	NATIONAL SPORTS DAY	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	110	On the third day of National Sports Week, basketball and volleyball matches were held, promoting teamwork and sportsmanship, alongside an inspiring address by the Principal on the importance of sports.
24	30-08-2024	NATIONAL SPORTS DAY ONLINE ACTIVITY-FUN GAMES AND SPORTS	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	85	On the fourth day of National Sports Week, fun games, sports matches, and virtual fitness challenges were held, encouraging active participation, teamwork, and sportsmanship among volunteers.
25	31-08-2024	NATIONAL SPORTS DAY ACTIVITY -RELAY RACE COMPETITION	MRS. NISHA SANGWAL	95	On the sixth day of National Sports Week, a relay race was held to promote teamwork, fitness, and sportsmanship among volunteers, with winners awarded for their performance.
26	04-09-2024	PPT MAKING COMPETITION ON CYBER AWARENESS	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	52	A PPT-making competition on Cyber Awareness was held, fostering teamwork, creativity, and safe online practices, with winners awarded and insights shared by the chief guest, Mr. Puneet.
27	09-09-2024	“RASHTRIYA POSHAN MAAH” IN GOVERNMENT PROTECTION-PLANTATION DRIVE AT CAMPUS	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	25	A plantation drive was conducted under the “Rashtriya Poshan Maah” initiative, where students planted saplings to promote environmental sustainability and awareness.
28	11-09-2024	RASHTRIYA POSHAN MAAH ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION – “CLEANLINESS DRIVE AT CAMPUS”	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	74	A campus cleanliness drive was conducted under “Rashtriya Poshan Maah,” where volunteers actively cleaned and promoted environmental responsibility.
29	13-09-2024	RASHTRIYA POSHAN MAAH POSHAN BHI PADHAI BHI – PLEDGE CEREMONY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	75	A pledge-taking ceremony was held under “Rashtriya Poshan Maah,” where volunteers committed to healthy eating habits, promoting nutrition and well-being.
30	16-09-2024	“RASHTRIYA POSHAN MAAH” POSHAN BHI PADHAI BHI	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	42	An essay competition on “Rashtriya Poshan Maah” was held, and winners received certificates.
31	: 17-09-2024	SWACHHTHA HI SEVA CLEANLINESS DRIVE AT LOCALITY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	65	A cleanliness drive was conducted in the locality, where volunteers cleaned streets, removed waste, and promoted sanitation awareness. The initiative fostered community responsibility and contributed to a cleaner, greener environment.
32	19-09-2024	“RASHTRIYA POSHAN MAAH” NUTRITIOUS FOOD STALL	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	43	A Nutritious Food Stall was organized to promote healthy eating habits, featuring fresh salads, whole-grain snacks, and protein-rich smoothies. Students and attendees actively participated, learning about balanced diets and nutrition.
33	20-09-2024	“RASHTRIYA POSHAN MAAH”	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	75	A “Rashtriya Poshan Maah” event was organized on the theme of nutritious food, featuring health workshops, yoga sessions, and check-ups. Volunteers actively engaged participants, promoting healthy habits and wellness awareness.
34	22-09-2024	SWACHHATA HI SEWA CAMPAIGN: ONLINE QUIZ	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	85	An online quiz on “Swachhata Hi Seva” was conducted, testing volunteers’ knowledge on cleanliness and waste management. The event inspired participants to contribute to a cleaner and greener India.
35	23-09-2024	SWACHHATA HI SEWA CAMPAIGN - RALLY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	95	NSS volunteers held a rally on “Swachhata Hi Sewa,” spreading awareness about cleanliness and hygiene. Their enthusiasm engaged the community and promoted a cleaner environment.
36	23-09-2024	SWACHTA HI SEWA CAMPAIGN: PLEDGE TAKING CEREMONY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	65	NSS volunteers took a pledge on “Swachhata Hi Sewa,” committing to keep their surroundings clean and promote hygiene. The ceremony inspired responsibility and collective action for a greener environment.
37	23-09-2024	SWACHHTA HI SEWA CAMPAIGN - NUKAAD NATAK	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	75	A Nukkad Natak was organized on “Swachhta Hi Sewa” to raise awareness about cleanliness, highlighting the importance of hygiene and responsible waste management.
38	23-09-2024	SWACHHATA HI SEVA: PLANTATION DRIVE	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	63	A plantation drive was organized where volunteers planted saplings around the college and conducted awareness rallies, promoting environmental cleanliness and sustainability.
39	23-09-2024	SWACHHTA HI SEVA: CLEANLINESS DRIVE	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	42	A cleanliness drive was conducted where volunteers cleaned the college library and shared photos of cleaning their localities online, promoting hygiene and community involvement.
40	24-09-2024	ACTIVITY – “PLACARD MAKING COMPETITION” NSS FOUNDATION DAY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	65	A placard-making competition was held to celebrate NSS Foundation Day, where volunteers showcased creativity and promoted messages of cleanliness and community service.
41	01-10-2024	NATIONAL BLOOD DONATION DAY CELEBRATION COLLABORATION WITH RED RIBBON UNIT OF COLLEGE	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	78	National Blood Donation Day was observed with a pledge and awareness rally, inspiring students to become regular donors and contribute to saving lives.
42	2-10-2024	ACTIVITY – “CELEBRATION OF GANDHI JAYANTI”	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	65	Gandhi Jayanti was celebrated on October 2, 2024, with activities emphasizing cleanliness and Gandhian principles. Volunteers participated enthusiastically, attended a motivational address by Dr. Rashmeet Kaur, and engaged in various Swachhta initiatives.
43	2-10-2024	SWATCHTA DIWAS	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	63	Swachhta Diwas was celebrated on 2-10-24 under the theme “Swachhta Hi Sewa.” The event included a pledge, poster-making competition, awareness rally, and cleanliness drive.
44	05-10-2024	ONLINE QUIZ ON CYBER AWARENESS	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	52	An online Cyber Awareness quiz was conducted on 2024-25 via Google Forms, engaging many enthusiastic volunteers. The quiz promoted understanding of cyber threats, online safety, and responsible digital behavior.
45	09-10-2024	PINKTOBER ( A MONTH DEDICATED TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT BREAST CANCER)	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	75	volunteers (2024-25) participated in a Pinktober seminar on breast cancer awareness at Guru Nanak Dev Bhawan. The event featured actress and survivor Ms. Mahima Chaudhary, who shared her journey, emphasizing early detection and health vigilance. Volunteers learned about prevention, self-examinations, and timely medical advice, pledging to spread awareness and promote breast health in the community.
46	18-10-2024	CITY NEEDS DAAN UTSAV	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	52	Volunteers of the NSS units (2024-25) participated in Daan Utsav by making personal donations to support underprivileged communities. The initiative fostered empathy, social responsibility, and a spirit of giving among the students.
47	27-10-2024	DIWALI CELEBRATION -YE DIWALI MY BHARAT WALI	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH		Volunteers actively participated in cleaning localities, collecting litter and beautifying public spaces. The drive promoted community hygiene and environmental awareness, leaving a positive impact on the neighborhood.
48	28-10-2024	Diwali celebration -Ye Diwali My Bharat Wali	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	56	A successful cleanliness campaign was organized featuring online and offline activities to promote a cleaner environment. Volunteers actively participated, spreading awareness and setting a positive example for the community.
49	29-10-2024	Diwali celebration -Ye Diwali My Bharat Wali	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	55	A vibrant Diwali celebration was organized under the theme “Ye Diwali, My Bharat Wali,” promoting cultural pride and social responsibility. Activities included Diya and Rangoli competitions, a cleanliness drive, and an awareness rally encouraging eco-friendly celebrations.
50	29-10-2024	“NATIONAL AYURVEDA DAY”	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	45	The NSS unit conducted an online quiz on “National Ayurveda Day,” where volunteers tested their knowledge of Ayurveda’s principles and practices, fostering learning, camaraderie, and awareness of holistic wellness.
51	30-10-2024	Diwali celebration -Ye Diwali My Bharat Wali	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	42	The NSS unit organized the activity “Ye Diwali, My Bharat Wali,” where volunteers shared Diwali celebration photos with their families, promoting cultural values, family bonding, and eco-friendly festivities.
52	31-10-2024	“NATIONAL UNITY DAY”	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	52	An online Rashtriya Ekta Diwas pledge was conducted, where volunteers committed to preserving national unity, integrity, and security, promoting awareness about the importance of collective responsibility.
53	10-11-2024	RATION DISTRIBUTION IN SLUM AREA	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	45	A ration distribution drive was conducted in local slum areas, where volunteers provided essential food items to underprivileged families, promoting community support and social responsibility.
54	11-11-2024	MY BHARAT PORTAL OUTREACH PROGRAMME	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	85	An outreach program on the My Bharat was conducted to educate volunteers about registration, features, and digital participation in community and national development.
55	26-11-2024	CELEBRATE CONSTITUTION DAY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	46	An online Preamble Reading activity was held on Constitution Day, where participants collectively read the Preamble and reaffirmed their commitment to constitutional values and unity.
56	27-11-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY: Viksit Bharat Quiz	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	42	The “Viksit Bharat” quiz was organized in collaboration with My Bharat to inspire students to learn about India’s development initiatives and encourage their role in nation-building.
57	28-11-2024	ONLINE ACTIVITY: JAGO GRAHAK JAGO	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	85	An online quiz on the theme “Jago Grahak Jago” was organized to promote consumer awareness and educate students about their rights, responsibilities, and ethical practices.
58	10-12-2024	NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY ONLINE PLEDGE TAKING CEREMONY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	95	An online pledge-taking ceremony on Human Rights Day was held via the My Bharat in collaboration with the National Human Rights Commission to promote awareness of justice, equality, and dignity for all.
59	02-01-2025	NSS 7 Day Camp Day-1	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	78	The 7-Day NSS Camp was inaugurated on 2 January 2025 with a grand ceremony attended by dignitaries, featuring cultural performances, a seminar on digital literacy, and interactive sessions.
60	03-01-2025	NSS 7 Day Camp Day-2	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	95	The second day of the 7-day camp focused on digital literacy with competitions, plantation activities, and a village rally on women and child rights, promoting awareness and social responsibility.
61	04-01-2025	NSS 7 Day Camp Day-3	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	148	The third day of the 7-day camp featured fitness sessions, competitions, and awareness seminars, along with village activities like plantation, cleanliness drives, and community service initiatives.
62	05-01-2025	NSS 7 Day Camp Day-4	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	142	The fourth day of the 7-day camp included creative activities, a reel-making competition, and a village visit where volunteers distributed essentials and conducted a health and hygiene awareness survey.
63	06-01-2025	NSS 7 Day Camp Day-5	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	130	The fifth day of the 7-day camp featured a State Representation competition showcasing India’s cultural diversity, promoting unity, teamwork, and pride among volunteers.
64	07-01-2025	NSS 7 Day Camp Day-6	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	142	The sixth day of the 7-day camp focused on health and fitness with yoga by Dr. Satish Kumar Panwar, a visit to Manukhta Di Sewa NGO, and sports activities promoting wellness and community service.
65	08-01-2025	NSS 7 Day Camp Day-7	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	120	The 7-Day Youth Development and Safe Environment Camp concluded with inspiring addresses by Dr. Balwinder Singh Lakhewalia and Navdeep Kaler, featuring talent events, awards, and activities promoting service and social responsibility.
66	11-01-2025	CULTURAL AND NASHA MUKTI EVENT AT PAU	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	140	A Cultural and Nasha Mukti event was attended at Punjab Agricultural University, where Sukhwinder Singh Bindra highlighted youth awareness and volunteers presented performances promoting a drug-free society.
67	18-01-2025	ECO CLUB	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	120	Eco-friendly activities like tree painting, pot painting, wall painting, a cleanliness drive, and a pledge ceremony were organized to promote environmental awareness and sustainability.
68	24-01-2025 and 25-01-2025	National Voter’s Day	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	105	A State-Level National Voter’s Day celebration was hosted on 24–25 January 2025, featuring a quiz competition, cultural program, prize distribution, and a pledge ceremony to promote civic awareness and democratic participation.
69	26-01-2025	REPUBLIC DAY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	108	Republic Day was celebrated with flag hoisting, the National Anthem, patriotic songs, and an inspiring speech, spreading a strong spirit of unity and patriotism.
70	31-01-2025	A VISIT TO AMRITSAR	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	65	An educational visit to Amritsar included tours of Guru Nanak Dev University, Golden Temple, and Jallianwala Bagh, inspiring patriotism and learning among volunteers.
71	21-02-2025 to22-02-2025	CIVIL DEFENCE VOLUNTEERS ON MY BHARAT PORTAL	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	120	A special drive was organized to register volunteers as Civil Defence Volunteers on the My Bharat portal, encouraging them to contribute to disaster management and national service.
72	21-02-2025 to 22-02-2025	ANNUAL SPORTS DAY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	111	The Annual Sports Day was held from 21–22 February 2025, where volunteers actively participated in various sports events and assisted in management, promoting teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship.
73	08-03-2025	International Women’s Day Celebration	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	52	International Women’s Day was celebrated on 8 March 2025 with a poster-making and slogan-writing competition promoting women’s empowerment, equality, and social awareness.
74	02-04-2025	Drug Awareness Rally “Yudh Nashiya Virud”	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	98	A Drug Awareness rally was held on 2 April 2025 in Ludhiana where around 15,000 students promoted a drug-free Punjab, addressed by Bhagwant Mann and Arvind Kejriwal.
75	07-04-2025	WORLD HEALTH DAY	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	75	World Health Day was observed on 7 April 2025 with a pledge ceremony promoting physical and mental well-being and encouraging awareness about healthy living.
76	12-04-2025	NSS Closing Ceremony “Ek Bharat Shreshtha Bharat”	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	52	The Closing Ceremony was organized on 12 April 2025 celebrating unity in diversity through cultural performances and prize distribution.
77	22-04-2025	POSHAN PAKHWADA	DR. CHARANJIT SINGH	45	A Poshan Pakhwada was organized on 22 April 2025 to spread nutrition awareness through posters and discussion on POSHAN Abhiyaan.

Differently Abled Cell

Differently abled cell typically refers to a support center within a college that provides assistance and accommodations for students with disabilities. This can include services like accessible facilities, note-taking support, extended exam time, and more, to ensure that all students have equal opportunities to succeed in their education. This dedicated cell of our college serves as a bridge between the college's administration, faculty, and students with disabilities, ensuring that they can fully participate in all aspects of academic and extracurricular life.

Activities: Session 2022-23

Date	Activity	Resource Person	No. of Students Attended	Description
11-02-2023	First interaction in new session.	Mrs. Aneeta Sharma	12	First interaction with students in new session 2022-2023. Introduction of newly admitted students in new academic year.
21-02-2023 and 22-02-2023	Students of differently abled cell participation in race on Annual sports meet.		All members of differently abled cell.	80th Annual sports meet were organized in our college on 21st and 22nd February 2023. Students of differently abled cell participated in race. Muskan first, Mehak second and Pooja bagged third prize.
25-02-2023	Old Student Association Annual function.	Lawyer Deepti Saluja	10	Well known Lawyer Deepti Saluja GCG Alumni was honored for her unmatched contribution for the upliftment of the differently abled people. She herself is Physically Challenged but a pillar of strength for many. Old Student association honored her on 25^th Feb. 2023
23-04-2023	Annual Convocation		All members of differently abled cell.	GCG alumni attended annual convocation. Sharing their happiness with Mrs. Anita Sharma in charge Differently Cell after getting Degrees.

Activities: Session 2023-24

Date	Activity	Resource Person	No. of Students Attended	Description
17-02-2024	Brail Writing Competition	-	-	-
16-02-2024 to 17-02-2024	Hands on training workshop	Dr. Yogesh Sharma	7	7 Blind Students attended the workshop. Training on Computer use and use of orbit reader

Career Counselling, Guidance and Placement Cell

Government College for Girls Ludhiana has a dynamic Career Counselling cell that organizes various Career Counselling, Guidance and Placement related activities. The cell with the help of District bureau of employment enterprises (DBEE), agencies and institutes organizes various interactive and knowledgeable workshops and seminars to enlighten the students about various career opportunities in public as well as private sector. Students are provided with valuable insights about various competitive exams that can help them in attaining a successful career. The placement cell organizes various “On” and “Off” campus drives with the help of various banks and companies like Bajaj finserv, OM Careers etc. The cell has a dedicated team which helps the students to develop employment skills. The students are also imparted knowledge to improve their communication skills which is an integral element to prosper in professional world. Several industrial visits have also been arranged for the overall development of the students.

Composition: Collaboration of Students Team and College Authorities

Teachers:

Dr. Parminder Gill
Dr. Gurmeet Singh
Smriti Gumber
Nidhi Dawar
Vani Lumba
Shweta Miglani
Priyanka Dhir

Post Bearers:

Tanya Singh (President)
Yashika Sama (Vice President)
Mansi (Secretary)
Sukhpreet Kaur (Joint Secretary)
Alka and Prachi (Treasurer)
Bhumika Thakur, Kashish (IT Head)
Megha and Harman (Reporting Head)
Neha, Prachi, Sukhpreet Kaur (Discipline Head)
Alka, Amisha (Creative Head)
Neha, Prachi, Sukhpreet Kaur (Hospitality Convener)

Activities: Session 2022-24

Year	Name of the Activity and Resource Person	No. of Students Attended	Date of Event	Description
2022-23	Workshop on the awareness regarding finincal frauds by Mr. Manoj Das & Mr. Amrit Gumber.	500	16-09-2022	A workshop was organized by CAREER COUNSELLING AND PLACEMENT CELL in which guest speakers were Mr. Manoj Das, Mr. Amit Gumber, Mr. Vipin Jain from HDFC Bank. They discussed about VIGIL AUNTY, INTERNATIONAL FRAUDS, UPI FRAUDS, FAKE HELPLINE NUMBERS, SIM SWAP FRAUD, SKIMMING.
	How to prepare yourself for the World of Work by Dr. Nidhi Singhi.	100	30-09-2022	Dr. Nidhi Singhi Career Counsellor at DBEE has discussed about the choice of career with the students regarding government jobs, private jobs and entrepreneurship and shared that our chief minister BHAGWANT MANN launches massive recruitment drive to provide 26,454 government jobs to the young youth. She taught some steps to follow for the government job or how to prepare for the government job to the students.
	Career planning and how to get government jobs by Dr. Nidhi Singhi.	150	01-02-2023	The objective of the session was to create awareness among students about the lucrative career options available in the field in the field of Commerce and Management. It was a very informative session where students gained a lot of knowledge about upcoming exams, jobs, curriculum, salary packages and all the related topics. The session was a great guidance for the students.
	Expert talk under "Khwaaishan di Udaan" at DBEE by Dr. Nidhi and her team of DBEE.	53	03-02-2023	'Khwaaishan di Udaan' organized by Punjab Ghar Ghar Rozgar and Karobar Mission PGRKM related to Skill training programs undergoing in Punjab Skill Development Mission. Guidance regarding various employment related schemes of the government.
	Idea generation by Er. Shilpa Miglani.	150	08-02-2023	The objective of the Idea Generation workshop was to highlight the various aspects to be considered while starting out sustainable and scalable businesses. She encouraged students to think of the various problems faced by society and spoke about generating ideas that would be viable as businesses. Idea generation competition was also conducted on the spot.
	Placement drive by OM CAREERS by Ms. Aarveen.	30	24-02-2023	Om Careers had conducted a mega campus drive in which Ms. Aarveen firstly guided the students regarding Company and job profile. Then one to one interview was conducted in which 28 students appeared ad 11 students were shortlisted for 2nd round of interview with Directors. 8 students cleared the 2nd round and got finally placed.
	Punjab youth leadership program by Gurjeet Singh Sandu.	100	28-02-2023	GCG has signed an MOU with Sanjhi Sikhiya Foundation under which a seminar on "Punjab young leader program" by Gurjeet Singh Sandhu Co-founder of the NPO announced a fellowship based on stipend 20000/pm.
	DBEE registration camp at GCG by Dr.Nidhi and her team.	62	01-03-2023	DBEE team conducted a registration and awareness camp in the GCG premises. In which the resource person discussed the benefits of getting registered under employment exchange .Being a registered applicant, the candidate is eligible for sponsorship for trainings / coaching under different Govt. schemes. During camp, 62 students were successfully registered under the exchange and got their empoyment card on the spot.
	How to make money grow by CA H.S Kharbanda.	77	04-03-2023	4 hour workshop on topic how to make money grow was conducted wherein speaker talked about various financial instruments, what are the risks and return options available with various financial instruments. He also discussed why and how should students start investing early in their age so as to enjoy maximum return in future. 77 students from BBA 1st and 2nd year, BCOM 1st and BA economics 1st year participated.
	Effective public speaking by Mrs. Abha Bajaj Sikri soft skill trainer and communication specialist.	120	07-03-2023	2 day workshop on topic 'EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEAKING' was conducted wherein speaker explains and demonstrated in how to speacialize in art of public speaking. She explains influence of communication and public speaking and then also conducted various activities to teach students how to communicate effectively in personal and business communication. 118 students from BBA, BCOM and BA music of 1st year participated.
	Office Automation Tools workshop by Dr. Gurdas Singh. (Assistant Professor)	78	09-03-2023	Department of Computer Science in collaboration with Career counselling and placement cell organized a Workshop on Office Automation Tools Using MS-Word on 09.03.2023 at Government College for Girls, Ludhiana by Dr. Gurdas Singh, Assistant Professor Guru Nanak Khalsa College, Ludhiana.
	Industrial visit to Arisht Spinning Mills. (Baddi, Himachal Pradesh)	47	14-03-2023	47 students from BBA Final and 2nd year participated. Started from Ludhiana 7:30 am in the morning and reached plant at 12:00 noon. Students made a visit to manufacturing plant and understood how manufacturing takes place starting from raw material to finished products.

2023-24	MEGA JOB FAIR	458	22-08-2023	A job fair was organized by the Career Counselling and Placement Cell on August 22, 2023, at GCG Campus. Fourteen companies were invited through DBEE for recruiting college passout and final year students. Vice Principal Mrs. Gurjinder Kaur welcomed Mrs. Minakshi Sharma, Deputy Director of DBEE, along with other team members. Employers from various semi-government and private companies, including ICICI Bank, LIC, Axis Bank, Pukhraj, Star Health, HDB Finance, and VGS Global (Airtel), interviewed approximately 458 candidates for different job profile.
	10 DAYS ON WORKSHOP “ADVANCED EXEL” by Mr. Varinder Singh	100	11-08-2023 to 21-08-2023	From September 11 to 21, 2023, a workshop was held at GCG College, Ludhiana, from 10:00 a.m to 2:00 p.m. Mr. Varinder Singh was the speaker, and 100 students attended. The workshop covered advanced Excel techniques, MS Word, PowerPoint, web development, and AI tools. Students learned to create Excel formulas using ChatGPT, automate presentations, and create and publish websites. The workshop provided valuable knowledge for students' future personal and professional endeavors.
	WORK SHOP ON INCOME TAX AND GST	150	11-08-2023 to 21-08-2023	The PG Department of Commerce & Business Administration organized a 10-day hands-on training workshop on filing income tax returns, GST, and TDS returns from September 11 to 21, 2023, under the Punjab Government Scheme for Career Counselling in Government Colleges. CA Ruby Kapoor served as the resource person, aiming to provide practical knowledge through discussions on real-life situations. The workshop covered topics such as PAN application, types of income tax returns, GST registration, slab rates, TDS filing, house property income, and capital gains. Final year students of B.Com, BBA, and M.Com attended, and an objective type test was conducted to evaluate their progress. Overall, it was an engaging and insightful workshop.
	5 DAYS GST WORKSHOP by CA Gautam chawla and CA Mandeep kaur	100	13-08-2023 to 18-08-2023	13.9.23 to 18.9.23 PG department of commerce and business administration of govt. College for girls organised a 05 days hands on training workshop on GST AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT for Bcom and BBA 2nd year students CA Gautam chawla was the resource person and CA Mandeep kaur was the co speaker The workshop was very informative for students to understand the practical aspects of GST registration and return filing .
	STALLS BY STUDENT AT DHIYAAN DA MELA	50	30-09-2023	A fair celebrating Punjabi culture was held at the Government College for Girls campus, with MLA Ashok Kumar Prashar and Meenu Prashar as chief guests, and Sunil Vohra and Kavita Vohra as honoured guests. Principal Suman Lata and the Senior Staff Council welcomed the guests. The fair featured stalls offering bangles, jewelery, clothing, and more, along with delicious treats like kheer-pure, chaat, and ice cream. Sports activities were organized for faculty and students to promote teamwork and skills. The cultural program included Punjabi folk dances, songs, and a beauty competition, with Gurleen Kaur named "Sohni mutiyaar" and judged by Gurwinder Kaur, Neelima Dhiman, and Jaspreet Kaur. Vice Principal Mrs. Gurjinder Kaur expressed gratitude to all participants.
	REGISTRATION BY DBEE	86	19-10-2023	Under Principal Mrs. Suman Lata's guidance, the Career Counselling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, organized a registration camp for undergraduate and postgraduate students with the District Bureau of Employment and Enterprises on October 19, 2023, in the college main auditorium. Approximately 86 students registered by submitting their official and academic documents. The Cell team members provided guidance on the benefits of obtaining employment cards. Registered students will gain access to a variety of job listings, and DBEE can assist in connecting them with suitable employment opportunities, simplifying the job search process for students.
	ENTREPRENEURSHIP	50	11-11-2023	On November 11, 2023, the Career Counselling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls organized a Diwali Mela in the college garden, led by Mrs. Suman Lata. Approximately 50 students participated in the event, which featured colourful stalls offering clothes, accessories, cosmetics, chocolates, handicrafts, and decorative items. Various game stalls, such as guess the song and lucky draw, were set up, with winners receiving candles and diyas. Nail art and food stalls added to the festive atmosphere, with the campus adorned with colourful rangolis. Teachers and students alike enjoyed the event, which provided both entertainment and opportunities for budding entrepreneurs to showcase their skills.
	10 DAYS HANDS ON TRAINING WORKSHOP ON FINANCIAL PLANNING AND PORTFLIO MANAGEMENT	120	10-01-2024 TO 23-01-20244	From January 10 to 23, 2024, the PG Department of Commerce & Business Administration organized a 10-day hands-on training workshop on Financial Planning and Portfolio Management at Rusa Hall. The workshop, conducted under the Punjab Government Scheme for Career Counselling, featured CA Anish Vohra as the resource person. Aimed at final year students of B.Com., BBA, and M.Com., the workshop provided practical knowledge on managing finances and making investment decisions in real stock market situations. Topics covered included fundamental and technical analysis of stocks, equity, mutual funds, insurance, and portfolio management. Participants were divided into groups and assigned companies for presentations to evaluate their understanding. Overall, it was an engaging and beneficial workshop for all attendees.
	CAREER GUIDANCE SESSSION	56	07-02-2024	Speaker:- MR.OMKAR MISHRA No of students:-56 students Career Counselling and Placement Cell in collaboration with Planning and Consumer Forum of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana organized a career guidance session on February 7, 2024. Led by Mr. Omkar Mishra, founder of Simplifying Selections, the session focussed on guiding and preparing around 56 students who were present in the session for various government sector competitive exams. Dr. Gurmeet Singh and Mrs. Neetu Verma from the college faculty attended alongside the students. The interactive session addressed various students queries, fostering an informative environment beneficial for students in choosing their career paths wisely.
	PLACEMENT CAMP	115	12-02-2024	On February 12, 2024, the Career Counselling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata, organized a Placement Camp in the college main auditorium. Approximately 115 students registered and participated in interviews with companies like Om Careers, Skillkart, and E-Module for various job profiles. Many final year students were shortlisted for second-round interviews, while first and second-year students gained valuable recruitment process experience. Dr. Gurmeet Singh and his team successfully coordinated the event, encouraging students to make the most of the opportunity. They also expressed gratitude to HR managers Ms. Arveen from SkillKart and Eknoorpreet Kaur from E-Module for conducting the campus drive.

Activities : Session 2024-25

Sr. No.	Date	Topic of Activity	Resource Person	No. of Students attended	Brief Summary
1	08 August 2024	Councelling Session on CAT free Coaching	Mr. Sony Goyal	450 Students	Under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata, the Career Counselling and Placement Cell organized a session focused on free CAT coaching opportunities for girls. Mr. Sony Goyal, Chief Mentor of Punjab 100, and IIM Ahmedabad alumnus, shared key strategies to excel in life and career including commitment, internal growth, and resilience. Mr. Anuj from DBEE also informed students about various government initiatives. The event was successfully conducted by Mrs. Jaspreet Kaur and her team, and was attended by 450 students.
2	10-22 January, 2025	10 Days Workshop on Emerging Trends in Web Development	Mr. Varinder Singh	100 Students	A 10-day hands-on workshop was organized on 'Emerging Trends in Web Development' by the PG Department of Computer Science & Applications. Led by Mr. Varinder Singh, the sessions covered fundamental to advanced web development topics such as HTML, CSS, Dreamweaver, Wordpress, eCommerce platforms, and the integration of AI tools like ChatGPT. The initiative aimed at equipping students with real-time skills to enhance their digital proficiency, preparing them for industry-level work environments. The workshop was conducted under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata and HOD Dr. Mamta in Room No. 12 from 10 AM to 2 PM each day.
3	15-25 January, 2025	Workshop on Income Tax	CA Ruby Kapoor	120 Students	The PG Department of Commerce and Business Administration organised a hands on workshop on income tax, GST, and TDS returns. Conducted by CA Ruby Kapoor, the workshop covered real life scenarios, filing procedures, PAN applications, GST registeration, TDS and TCS, and Income types. Final year students from B.Com and BBA and M.Com actively participated. An objective test on the last day evaluated their learning. This practical experience was immensely valuable for students' future careers.
4	16 January 2025	Seminar on Career Opportunities After Graduation and Post Graduation	Dr. DK Bharti	169 Students	A one-day seminar conducted by Dr. D.K. Bharti aimed to provide comprehensive guidance to students on various career options available after graduation and post-graduation. The session covered career growth, skill development, opportunities in both government and private sectors, and preparation for higher education and competitive exams. Students gained valuable insights into future career paths and industry trends.
5	17-25 January, 2025	Flawless Finish Workshop	Mr. Goutam Verma, Mrs. Rachna Arora, Mrs. Rama Dang, Suneha Sachdeva, Mrs. Sanchit Arora, Mrs. Usha Arora, Dr. Shivanu	170 Students	An 8-day workshop titled 'Flawless Finish' was conducted by the Department of Beauty and Wellness at Government College for Girls, Ludhiana. Held in Lab 22 from 10:00 AM to 2:15 PM. The event was led by Dr. Jaspreet Kaur (HOD) under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata, aiming to skill students in both traditional and modern wellness practices.
6	17-28 January, 2025	Workshop on GST and Financial Wellness	CA Gautam Chawla	120 Students	PG department of commerce and business administration organised a 10 days hands on training workshop on gst and financial wellness - for Bcom and BBA 2nd year students in which CA Gautam chawla was the resource person. The workshop provided a practical approach to GST, covering registration, compliance, return filing, and e-invoicing through real-world case studies and hands-on exercises. The second segment on financial wellness.
7	20-28 January, 2025	Workshop on 'Design and Dine'	Dr. Lotika Gupta, Ms. Meetu Grover, Ms. Rachna, Ms. Deepti	170 Students	The 8-day "Design and Dine" workshop organized by the Department of Home Science offers a creative blend of textile and culinary skills. The workshop begins with hands-on sessions on tye and dye techniques, various seams, tucks, and garment construction basics including body measurements, drafting, cutting, embroidery, and stitching. As the workshop progresses, participants will explore the nutritional and culinary potential of millets through savory dishes like millet curd rice, millet chaat, and sweet millet-based desserts. The final days focus on baking different types of cakes with icing techniques and preparing a variety of healthy salads and snacks.
8	28 January 2025	Industrial Visit to Solitaire Infosys		104 Students	This visit offered students of B.Com and BBA a real-world understanding of corporate operations. The exposure to practical business and management processes helped students relate academic concepts to industry practices. The session focused on bridging the gap between classroom learning and the corporate world.
9	05 March 2025	Organisation of Job Utsav		172 Students	Job Utsav was organised for cosmetology students, where companies like Loreal and VLCC conducted interviews. Many students were shortlisted for second-round interviews. The session also helped students gain experience in professional interview procedures and recruitment processes. Mrs. Jaspreet Kaur and her team coordinated the event successfully.
10	18 March 2025	Organisation of Placement Camp		216 Students	A placement camp for final-year UG and PG students of various streams was held in the college auditorium. Students interacted with recruiters from Skillkart and E-Module. Many were shortlisted for follow-up rounds. Others gained a thorough understanding of the recruitment process. The event was led by Mrs. Jaspreet Kaur and supported by her team
11	18 March 2025	Registeration Camp By DBEE		165 Students	Under Principal Mrs. Suman Lata's guidance, the Career Counselling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, organized a registration camp for undergraduate and postgraduate students with the District Bureau of Employment and Enterprises on March18, 2025, in the college main auditorium. 165 students registered by submitting their official and academic documents. The Cell team members provided guidance on the benefits of obtaining employment cards. Registered students will gain access to a variety of job listings, and DBEE can assist in connecting them with suitable employment opportunities, simplifying the job search process for students.

Activities : Session 2025-26

Sr. No.	Date	Topic of Activity	Resource Person	No. of Students attended	Brief Summary
1	July 23 to July 31, 2025	7-DAY SOFT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP	Mr. Rajeev Kumar and Mr. Ravinder	100+ students	Under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata, a 7-day Soft Skills Workshop sponsored on Mahindra Pride was conducted by Mr. Rajeev Kumar and Mr. Ravinder. It focused on communication, confidence, personality development, and interview skills through interactive activities. Certificates were awarded to all, and a trophy to the Best Performer.
2	06 Aug - 14 Aug, 2025	Mahindra Pride Classroom Naandi foundation - focused on training bcom students	Mr. Vinit Mehra Ms. Harita	100+ students	Under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji, the Career Counseling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana organized a placement-oriented training programme in collaboration with Mahindra Pride Classroom, implemented by the Naandi Foundation, from 06 August to 14 August.The programme was conducted under the leadership of Cell In-charge Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, with the support of Dr. Gurmeet Singh and other committee members. The training sessions were led by Mr. Vinit Mehra and Ms. Harita. The initiative was specially focused on B.Com students
3	15 September 2025	Poster Making Competition on National Engineer’s Day	N.A	15 Students	Under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ma'am, the Career Counselling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana organized a Poster Making Competition on National Engineer’s Day (15th September 2025) on the theme “Engineering the Future – Innovation, Sustainability, and Careers.” Students showcased creativity, and winners received certificates
4	24 September 2025	HCL Technologies Career Guidance Seminar	Mr. Naresh	70 Students	Under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ma'am, the Career Counseling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, in collaboration with the Department of Physics, organized a seminar with HCL Technologies on 24th September 2025. Mr. Naresh from HCL addressed the students and shared insights about the company. A total of 68 students participated, out of which 10 were shortlisted for the examination, paving the way for suitable job opportunities.
5	06 November 2025	Axis Bank–SkillKart Placement Drive	Mr. Rajendra Jodha, Mr. Manoj Kashyap, Ms. Pratibha Choudhary.	100 Students	Under Principal Mrs. Suman Lata’s guidance, the Career Counseling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, led by Dr. Jaspreet Kaur and Dr. Gurmeet Singh, organized a placement drive with Axis Bank (NIIT RBI) and SkillKart on 6th November 2025. Bank officers and SkillKart representatives shared career insights in banking, finance and recruitment processes. 100 students participated, and 40 were shortlisted, aiming to enhance employability and industry-academia collaboration.
6	22 January 2026	Mahindra Pride Classroom Placement Drive	Ms. Akshita Patiyal and Ms. Simran	200 Students	Under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji, the Career Counseling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana organized a placement drive on 22 January 2026 in collaboration with Mahindra Pride Classroom, implemented by the Naandi Foundation. Led by Cell Incharge Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, with support from Dr. Gurmeet Singh and committee members, the drive saw participation from around 200 students, with over 50 shortlisted, highlighting its success in enhancing employability skills and industry exposure.
7	30 January 2026	District-Level Mega Job Fair for Women	DBEE	665 Students	Under the guidance of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji, the Career Counseling and Placement Cell of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana organized a district-level Mega Job Fair for Women on 30 January 2026 in collaboration with the District Programme Office and DBEE under the Beti Bachao Beti Padhao scheme. Led by Cell Incharge Dr. Jaspreet Kaur with committee support, the drive saw 665 job seekers and 26 employers participate, resulting in 169 selections and 402 shortlists, highlighting its contribution to women empowerment and employment.

Women Forum and Legal Literacy

Women, a most sensitive and delicate form of human being- more sociable, sensitive, warm, compassionate, polite, anxious, self-doubling, and more open to aesthetics. Women if today are not shy in speaking up their mind and are known as wonderful communicators, negotiators and statesman. Women have the ability to make better deal and personal engagements with people due to their impressive personality and unmatched art of oratory.
Women club or forum is a great help to the young girl as this society help and motivates the young students how to be active, smart and confident. By inviting great personalities like IPS officers, IAS officers, D.C. of the city like Dr. Guillayati, or Dr. Suman gynecologist, various business women, journalists, speakers, politicians, and professors are invited in the college for girls and their lectures motivate them and their personalities and make them knowledgeable that how these women’s have achieved their place in society and how they are giving back their best for young generation.
Legal literacy is equally important club or society. These types of clubs help to students and people in availing benefits from social welfare and other department. Justice is the corner stone and fundamental goal of every civilized nation. The chief purpose of law is justice which replicates in an orderly advancement of a given society. Lack of knowledge about the basic legal and civil liberties, human rights, constitutional directives that protect the dignity, liberty and freedom of people manifests itself in the society in the form of problems. To create legal awareness amongst the women, women should be aware of the laws of the land. Clubs in colleges are expected not only to boost legal literacy but will also help in strengthening the capacity of youth to effectively advocate for human rights and access to justice for vulnerable population. Great personalities like chief judicial personality S.PRABHJOT SINGH PALKI guided the students for women rights , and their position in society, also he created awareness about the legal rights.
So such kind of lectures helps students to know their legal rights.

Activities:

Session: 2022-23
Date	Name of the Activity	Resource Person Details	Collaborating Unit	No. of Teachers	No. of Students	Brief Summary of the Activities
08-03-2023	International Women Day	Dr. Gitanjali Kaur, Dr. Bhawana Sachdeva, Dr.Vidhu Modgill, Dr. Ginny Gupta	Women Safety and Legal Literacy Cell	6	1000	On 8th March, 2023, on the occasion of international Women's Day, Government College for Girls, Ludhiana organized and event in the Rusa Seminar hall of the campus. The event was organized by the Incharge of Women Cell and Head of the department of Fine Arts Ms. Mandeep Dua, along with incharge teachers of women cell Ms. Nirmal Kaur, Ms. Neelima, Ms. Deepika, Ms. Anita . The event emphasized on the very occasion of the day where music performances and poetry recitations by officials was performed. There was a Poster making competition organized by the fine arts department where students participated and viewed their visions over "the role of women in the society" and were honored with prizes by Respected Principal Ma'am Ms. Kirpal Kaur. The competition was judged by Ms. Parminder Kaur and Ms. Jaspreet Kaur. The students who bagged prizes were, Surbhi from B.A. 2nd year holding first position, Gurleen and Hargun from M.A.-II Fine Arts were bracketed 2nd position holders, Gursharan Kaur and Vaishali from M.A.-I were both declared 3rd and Poornima from M.A.-II and Disksha from M.A.-I shared the consolation prize position. The posters were displayed in the exhibition outside the hall along with the books and poetries. This event summed up to be very informative and entertaining for all the students and staff members and the power of women was celebrated.
16-02-2023	Poster Making Competition	Ramanjeet Bhatti, Kiran Gupta	Women Safety and Legal Literacy Cell	6	100	Women Power-Boon Or Bane
27-03-2023	Rally On Save Tree Save Environment		Women Safety and Legal Literacy Cell	6	100
27-03-2023	Beti Padho Beti Bachao			6	100

Session: 2023-24
Date	Name of the Activity	Resource Person Details	Collaborating Unit	No. of Teachers	No. of Students	Brief Summary of the Activities
03-09-2023	World Sexual Health Day	Dr.Geetanjali Kaur	3	30		World Sexual Health Day was celebrated on September 3rd, 2023 at Rakh Bagh, Ludhiana. The members of WLLC organised an AWARENESS WALK CAMPAIGN on the same day. There was also Poster & Slogan Writing Competition on the themes of CONSENT and RESPECT, to let women know about the power their consent holds.
29.09.23	Awareness Seminar	ADV. Mrs. Veena Bharadwaj	4	50		WLLC organised in collaboration with office of district legal services authority conducted an event to spread awareness to prevent sexual awareness at work place. And how to deal with it. Students got to know much information regarding sexual harrasment and emergency helpline number to reach out when in case of sexual harrasment. For this was a very informative seminar.

Anti-Drug Society

"Drugs Are Not Dope, They Can’t Help You Cope."

The aim of an anti-drug society in college is to promote a positive and drug-free environment among students. It seeks to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse, provide support to those struggling with substance use, and foster a sense of community to discourage drug-related activities. Through education, events, and outreach programs, the society aims to empower students to make informed and responsible choices, promoting overall well-being and a healthy campus culture. It also provides awareness on how to ‘Say no to drugs’.

Composition:

Teachers: 10

Student members: 100

Activities:

Session 2022-23

Date	Event	No of Teachers	No of Students
12-08-2022	Pledge against Drugs	150	2000
07-10-2022	Poster Making Competition	6	20
08-10-2022	Essay Writing Competition	6	25
02-11-2022	Rally	8	150
23-11-2022	Mehandi Competition	5	20
13-01-2023	Awareness campaign in the village 'Chak Sarwan Nath'	2	25
27-03-2023	Participation in the Marathon	8	100

Session 2023-24

Sr. No.	Date of event	Name of activity	Description	Conducted by	No. of teachers	No. of students
1	17.08.23	Poster Making	\Poster making competiton was organised by the society bring out the creativness and imagination of the students and for promoting that by doing such activities how one can stay away from the drugs	ANTI RAGGING & ANTI DRUG SOCIETY	5	75
2	25.09.23	Film Showcasing	An exclusive screening was done by the society for the students related to Drug Addiction the aim of this showcasing was to show the students the life threatening consequences of Drug Addiction .	ANTI RAGGING & ANTI DRUG SOCIETY	4	60
3	03.10.23	Calligraphy Competition	A Calligraphy competition was organised by the society to indulge students in a communication with their thoughts regarding drugs in the form of written art .	ANTI RAGGING & ANTI DRUG SOCIETY	1	75
4	22.11.23	Blog Writing	Blog Writing event was organised for the students by the society the propoganda of event was to foster awareness and inspiring change and also to let them raise their voice over crucial issues of Anti Ragging & Anti Drug advocacy.	ANTI RAGGING & ANTI DRUG SOCIETY	2	50
5	29.11.23	Quiz	A Quiz was prepared by the society and was circulated to every student in college the goal of this quiz was to check the awareness among students and also to promote the awareness among them so that they can be a responsible citizen.	ANTI RAGGING & ANTI DRUG SOCIETY	1	40
6	19.2.24	Online Pledge	A Online Pledge was organised for the college students by the society to aware the students regarding drug addiction and to encourage a public promise to stay drug free .	ANTI DRUG & ANTI RAGGING SOCIETY	1	20
7	5.3.24	National Seminar	A National Seminar was organised to aware students about the ill effects of drug	ANTI DRUG & ANTI RAGGING SOCIETY	SENIOR STAFF MEMBER, COUNCIL TEACHERS, ALONG WITH PRINCIPAL MAM	COUNCIL STUDENTS, ANTI DRUG SOCIETY MEMBERS,NSS STUDENTS PARTICIPANTS ,PRESENTORS
8	15.3.24	Online Survey	A survey was organised to get the feedback from the students regarding the society and the college environment.	ANTI DRUG & ANTI RAGGING SOCIETY	1	63

Session 2024-25

Sr. No.	Date	Topic of Activity	Resource Person	No. of Students attended	Brief Summary
1.	12-08-2024	Oath Taking Ceremony	-	2500	Oath Taking Ceremony was an inspiring event that brought together individuals united in their determination to combat the menace of drug abuse.
2.	12-08-2024	On the spot creative writing competitionOn the Dangers of Drug Abuse	-	40	On the spot creative writing competition encouraged students to express their thoughts and creativity while raising awareness about the dangers of drug abuse.
3.	12-08-2024	Poster Making Competition on Anti-Drug awareness	-	30	In poster making competition students poured their hearts into creating visual testaments against the perils of substance abuse.
4.	21-09-2024	Movie Showcasing	-	500	The movie showcasing event featured an impactful film aimed at raising awareness about the consequences of substance abuse.
5.	16-11-2024	Online Quiz competition on Drug Prevention	-	139	The competition encouraged participants to deepen their understanding of key issues related to drug prevention, treatment, and recovery which fostered a sense of responsibility and awareness among the students.
6.	11-01-2025	“Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan” Campaign	-	900	Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan Campaign held at PAU, Ludhiana focused on raising awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse through educational sessions and motivational talks by experts. Students actively engaged in discussions and pledged to create a drug-free society.
7.	01-02-2025	Meditation Seminar	BK Neeru (Brahma Kumaris youth wing)	300	Around 300 students have participated for an enlightening session led by experts from Brahma Kumaris. Participants experienced guided meditation techniques focused on stress relief, mental resilience, and inner tranquillity, which left them with a renewed sense of calm and self-awareness.
8.	20-03-2025	Slogan Writing Competition on Say No to Drugs	-	30	Slogan Writing Competition was successfully organized with the theme "Say No to Drugs, Yes to Life". The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from around 30 students, who brought forward powerful and creative slogans that echoed the message of a drug-free and healthy lifestyle.
9.	02-04-2025	Rally on “Yudh Nasheyan Virudh”	-	150	The "Yudh Nasheyan Virudh" rally was held with the active participation from the Anti-Drug Society, NCC, and NSS.The rally moved forward under the leadership and initiative of the Chief Minister of Punjab that symbolized a joint effort to lead Punjab towards a healthier, drug-free future.
10.	04-04-2025	Closing Ceremony of the Society	-	1500	In the closing ceremony a powerful skit staged by Anti-Drug society brought attention to the pressing issues of substance abuse.

Session 2025-26

Sr. No	Date	Name of Activity	Description	Conducted by	No. of Teachers	No. of Students
1.	26July 2025	Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan	"Nasha Mukt Abhiyan" organized by Anti-drug society. The awareness session and a drug free pledge by Ms. Varjinder Kaur by motivation and inspired by our youth generation and give a hopefully message	Anti-Drug Society	25	350
2	30July 2025	Oath taking Ceremony	"Oath Taking Ceremony" organized by the Anti-Drug Society is a pledge event where participants pledge to combat drug abuse and promote a drug-free community, symbolizing their commitment to healthier, drug-free lives.	Anti-Drug Society	10	47
3	8Aug 2025	PPT Making Competition	The competition organised by Anti-drug society raised awareness about the risks and consequences of drug abuse. The event promoted creativity, critical thinking and public speaking skills among participants	Anti-Drug Society	10	47
4	13Aug 2025	PlantationCeremony	The Anti-drug society of Government College for Girls organized a plantation Ceremony with the objective of promoting environmental awareness and greenery on campus.	Anti-Drug Society	8	250
5	13Aug 2025	E-Pledge Ceremony	The Anti- Drug Society of Government College for Girls organised a pledge ceremony “Say No To Drugs” I pledge that I shall never misuses of any drug. I shall keep myself stay away from harmful substances.	Anti-Drug Society	26	1500
6	15Aug2025	Freedom from Addiction	The Anti-Drug Society of Government College for Girls organised a freedom from addiction Ceremony. The true freedom is living without the chains of addiction. A healthy mind and body begin where addiction ends.	Anti-drug Society	5	50
7	23 Sep 2025	Orientation Ceremony	The Orientation Ceremony organized by the Anti-Drug Society aims to raise awareness among students about the dangers of substance abuse. It encourages students to pledge for a healthy, drug-free life while introducing the society’s mission and activities.	Anti-drugSociety	5	30
8	23 Sep 2025	Slogan MakingCompetition	The Slogan Making Competition held by the Anti-Drug Society encouraged participants to express their creativity through impactful slogans. The competition focused on inspiring youth to say "No to Drugs" and promote a drug-free society.	Anti-drugSociety	5	45
9	1 Oct2025	Culture Event: folk Orchestra	The anti-drug society organized a vibrant cultural in collaboration with Mela Teeya da . The team members enthusiastically participated and showcased a traditional folk orchestra, playing melodious tunes on instruments like chimta, kada, dhol, tumbi, flute, dhad, and sarangi..	Anti-drug Society	4	35
10	6 Oct, 2025	Online Quiz by NMBA	The NMBA organized an Online Quiz to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. A total of 732 students participated with great enthusiasm and completed the quiz successfully. All participants received certificates in recognition of their active involvement.	Anti-drug Society	4	732
11	15Oct, 2025	Diya Decoration Competition	The Anti-Drug Society of our college organized a Diya Making Competition to promote creativity, positivity, and the message of a drug-free life. Many students participated enthusiastically and showcased their artistic skills by designing beautiful and eco-friendly diyas.	Anti-drug Society	8	150
12	Nov 04, 2025	Panel discussion by NAPDDR	The Anti-Drug Society of our college, in collaboration with NAPDDR (National Action Plan for Drug Demand Reduction), organized a Panel Discussion on the topic of drug abuse and its prevention. The event aimed to educate students about the harmful effects of drug addiction and to promote awareness about living a healthy and responsible life.	Anti-drug Society	15	1200
13	Nov 18, 2025	Online Seminar by NMBA	An Online Seminar was organized by NMBA to spread awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and the importance of leading a healthy, drug-free life. Students participated actively and learned about prevention, early warning signs, and responsible decision-making	Anti-drug Society	10	289
14	Jan 10, 2026	Anti-Drug Awareness Quiz	An Anti-drug Awareness Quiz is an engaging activity designed to test and increase knowledge about the harmful effects of drug abuse, promoting healthy choice and a drug-free lifestyle among participants.	Anti-drug Society	4	217
15	Jan 28, 2026	Poster Making Competition	The Anti-drug Society is organizing a Poster Making Competition to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drugs and to encourage a healthy, addiction-free lifestyle. The competition aims to inspire students to express their thoughts and creativity on the theme “Say No to Drugs, Say Yes to Life.”	Anti-drug Society	4	58
16	Jan 30, 2026	Yudh Nasheya Virudh Rally	Anti-drug Society is organizing “Yudh Nasheya Virudh Rally” to spread awareness against the growing problem of drug abuse. The rally aims to educate students and the community about the harmful effects of drugs on physical health, mental well-being, and social life.	Anti-drug Society	12	400

Rotaract Club

The Rotaract Club at our college stands as a vibrant hub of youthful energy and commitment, dedicated to fostering leadership, community engagement, and social impact. As a dynamic extension of Rotary International, the Rotaract Club provides an invaluable platform for students to channel their enthusiasm into meaningful service projects, professional development, and collaborations that create a positive difference both locally and globally.

Activities Session 2022-23:

Detail of Activity	Organizing Agency	Date	No. of Volunteers Participated	No. of Teachers
Activity: Rakhi Celebration Venue: Red Cross Bal Bhawan Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana Purpose: Rotaractors spent time with inmates, sang songs, played fun games & distributed sweets and fruits.	Rotaract Club	9th August 2022	7	1
Activity: Plantation Drive Venue: GCG Campus, Ludhiana Purpose: Saplings were planted in the college to promote a clean and green environment.	Rotaract Club	20th August 2023	5	2
Activity: Fitness Camp Venue: Rose Garden, Ludhiana Purpose: To spread awareness among the general public to take out time from their busy schedule for physical and mental well-being (meditation, aerobics, yoga, and Zumba dance were performed).	Rotaract Club	10th September 2022	49	1
Activity: Cycle Rally on the 115th Birth Anniversary of Shaheed Bhagat Singh Ji Venue: From GCG Campus Purpose: To promote eco-friendly use of vehicles.	Rotaract Club	28th September 2022	71	5
Activity: Blood Donation in collaboration with Youth Club, NSS, NCC, Bhai Ghaniya Singh Ji Mission Sewa Society Venue: Govt. College for Girls, Ludhiana Purpose: To save the lives of those in need.	Rotaract Club	28th September 2022	20	5
Activity: Diwali Celebration Venue: Red Cross Bal Bhawan & Red Cross Senior Citizen Home Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana Purpose: Celebrate Diwali with inmates, made rangoli, distributed sweets, and fruits.	Rotaract Club	22nd October 2022	22	2
Activity: Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Venue: Lovely Professional University, Jalandhar Purpose: Rotaractors showcased their talents in various activities. The Rotaract Club of GCG won the maximum number of trophies.	Rotaract Club	18th, 19th & 20th November 2022	22	1
Activity: Visit Mother Teresa Orphanage Home Venue: Mother Home near Jalandhar Bypass Purpose: Cloth, eatables & items like shampoo, hair oil, & soap, etc were distributed.	Rotaract Club	17th December 2022	9	1
Activity: Online Session on Ethics of Rotaract and RI Dues Mode: Google Meet Purpose: To aware rotaractors about working of Rotary and Rotaract, the ethics of Rotaract, and the importance of RI dues.	Rotaract Club	20th December 2022	80	5
Activity: Frosty Fiesta Venue: Kipps Market Purpose: A fundraising drive for Soulseed Foundation, Chandigarh Road Ludhiana.	Rotaract Club	25th December 2022	5	1
Activity: Cloth Donation Drive Venue: Near Bharat Nagar Chownk Purpose: To help needy people fight rough and cold weather.	Rotaract Club	31st December 2022	3	2

Activities Session 2023-24:

S. no.	Detail of Activity	Organizing Agency	Date	No. of volunteers participated	No. of teachers participated
1	Activity- Van Mahotsav Venue- GCG campus, Ludhiana Purpose-Saplings were planted in the college	Rotaract Club	August 5, 2023	10	2
2	Activity- Rakhi Celebration Venue- Bal Bhawan, Ludhiana Purpose-Spent time with inmates, distributed sweets and tied rakhis	Rotaract Club	August 28, 2023	6	1
3	Activity- Awareness on Personal Hygiene Venue- Government Primary Smart School, Badi Haibowal, Ludhiana Purpose-We went into classrooms and educated them regarding personal hygiene and the segregation of waste	Rotaract Club	September 13, 2023	10	2
4	Activity- Awareness of Cancer Prevention Venue- Bharat Nagar Chowk, Ludhiana Purpose-Created awareness among the community regarding prevention, diet management, and symptoms of cancer.	Rotaract Club	September 23, 2023	10	2
5	Activity- Diwali Celebration Venue- Red Cross Bhawan, Ludhiana Purpose-Spent time with inmates and distributed sweets	Rotaract Club	November 10, 2023	4	2
6	Activity- Cycle Rally Venue- Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana Purpose- It was conducted to spread awareness about drug abuse	Rotaract Club	November 16, 2023	6	0
7	Activity- Winter Cloth Donation Drive Venue- Near Krishna Mandir, Model Town, Ludhiana Purpose-We did a winter cloth donation drive, wherein we distributed gloves, caps, cardigans, etc.	Rotaract Club	January 3, 2024	6	2
8	Activity- National youth day Venue- Online mode	Rotaract Club	January 12, 2024	20	0
9	Activity- Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Venue- Jai Hotel And Resort, Palampur Purpose-Rotaractors of GCG participated in RYLA held in Palampur in which rotaractors participated in various activities and won various prizes individually.	Rotaract Club	January 18,19 and 20, 2024	6	0
10	Activity- Sanitary napkin distribution Venue- Slum Areas Purpose-To spread awareness about menstrual cycle.	Rotaract Club	February 3, 2024	6	0
11	Acitivity-Ration Donation Drive Venue-near Durga Mata Mandir, Ludhiana Purpose-To support the families who can’t afford	Rotaract Club	February 17,2024	5	0
12	Acitivity-Online session on RI Dues and ethics Venue-Online Purpose- related to membership, club governance, and stewardship policies	Rotaract Club	February 25,2024	20	0
13	Activity- Zonal meeting and cricket tournament Venue-Joybox, Ludhiana Purpose-Rtr. Nandani won the Maximum Scorer Award.	Rotaract Club	March 3,2024	4	0
14	Acitivity-Stationery Donation Drive Venue-Teri Oat Viklang Sanstha Purpose-Rotaractors distributed stationery items to under privileged children	Rotaract Club	March 11,2024	6	0
15	Activity-Happiness Kit Distribution Venue-Near Durga Mata Mandir , Ludhiana. Purpose-We distributed daily essentials like soaps ,to promote hygenic environment along with chocolates to under privileged children.	Rotaract Club	March 20,2024	6	0

Activities Session 2024-25:

Details Of Activity	Organizing Agency	Date	No. of Volunteers Participated	No. of Teachers
Activity: Independence Day CelebrationVenue: DARPAN (centre for autism), Ludhiana.Purpose: The visit was to sensitize the rotaractors towards the issue of Autism and the care required for the Autistic children.	Rotaract Club	12.08.2024	7	1
Activity: Raksha Bandhan ActivityVenue: Red Cross Bal Bhawan,Sarabha Nagar,LudhianaPurpose: The visit was for the rotaractors to acquaint them withthe community engagement for under privileged children and to create a cooperative and enthusiastic spirit among children on the occasion of Raksha Bandhan	Rotaract Club	17.08.2024	7	1
Activity: Diwali Celebration Venue: Red Cross Senior Citizen Home, Sarabha Nagar, LudhianaPurpose: Purpose was to sensitize the rotaractors towards senior citizens residing away from home and by interacting with them to uplift their spirits on auspicious occasion of Diwali.	Rotaract Club	31.10.2024	5	4
Activity: Rally on Nasha Mukt BharatVenue: P.A.U. ,Ludhiana.Purpose: The Rotaractors as a part of the event were committed to participate and create awareness against drugs so that our country can become nashamukat bharat.	Rotaract Club	11.01.2025	4	1
Activity: Lohri CelebrationVenue: near Durga Matta Mandir,opposite GCG LudhianaPurpose: The objective of the initiative was to engage with the local community, share the festive spirit of Lohri, and make the day special for the underprivileged people.	Rotaract Club	13.1.2025	4	1
Activity: Bori bed activityVenue: Within the localityPurpose: To promote empathy and responsibility towards stray animals by providing shelter and care in the community.	Rotaract Club	16.01.2025	4	2
Activity: Winter Cloth DonationVenue: Near Krishna Mandir,Model Town,LDH.Purpose: The purpose was to connect with community in need by distributing blanketsparticularly to those in economically weaker sections of society.	Rotaract Club	22.01.2025	4	1
Activity: Tea and Biscuit DistributionVenue: near Durga Matta Mandir,opposite GCG LudhianaPurpose: The Tea-Biscuit Distribution Activity was asuccessful initiative that helped bring comfort and joy to many individuals in need during harsh winter.	Rotaract Club	24.01.2025	4	1
Activity: Stationary Donation DriveVenue: Initiators of Change NGO,Dugri,LudhianaPurpose: Rotaractors provided the students with basic stationary items and created awarenes samong the students regarding importance of education and moral values.	Rotaract Club	05.02.2025	6	1
Activity: Stall for Fund raisingVenue: Arya College for Boys,LudhianaPurpose: The fundraising was a successful event. The fund so collected was used to provide the basic essentials to needy women.	Rotaract Club	11.02,2025	5	1
Activity: Langar on MahashivratriVenue: GCG,LudhianaPurpose: The rotaractors served the langar purpose was to engage in community kitchen services and know the importance of serve above self.	Rotaract Club	25,02,2025	10	1

Activities Session 2025-26:

Details Of Activity	Organizing Agency	Date	No. of Volunteers Participated	No. of Teachers
Activity: Raksha Bandhan ActivityVenue: Red Cross Bal Bhawan, Sarabha Nagar, Ludhiana.Purpose: The visit aimed to familiarize the Rotaractors with community service for underprivileged children and to promote feelings of care, unity, and enthusiasm among the children while celebrating the spirit of Raksha Bandhan	Rotaract Club	08.08.2025	10	1
Activity: Independence Day ActivityVenue: DARPAN (Centre for Autism)Purpose: The visit sensitized the Rotaractors to Autism Spectrum Disorder and helped them understand the care, patience, and empathy required while working with autistic children.	Rotaract Club	14.08.2025	7	1
Activity: Van Mohatsav Venue: plantation drive within the college campusPurpose: The initiative encouraged sustainable practices and strengthened the commitment towards maintaining a clean and green campus environment.	Rotaract Club	29.8.2025	7	4
Activity: Flood Donation Venue: organized a flood relief donation drive for the Punjab Floods 2025.Purpose: The initiative helped the Rotaractors understand the importance of humanitarian aid during natural disasters and encouraged a sense of social responsibility, teamwork, and compassion towards the affected communities.	Rotaract Club	30.08.2025	5	1
Activity: Diwali CelebrationVenue: Red Cross Senior Citizen Home, Sarabha Nagar, LudhianaPurpose: The visit helped the Rotaractors develop sensitivity towards the emotional needs of senior citizens living away from their families. The interaction brought happiness to the elders and strengthened values of empathy, respect, and social responsibility among the Rotaractors	Rotaract Club	17.10.2025	5	1
Activity: Lohri CelebrationVenue: organized a community service drive to share the festive spirit with needy people.Purpose: The activity sensitized the Rotaractors towards the needs of the underprivileged sections of society and promoted values of compassion, social responsibility, and cultural awareness through meaningful community engagement.	Rotaract Club	13.01.2026	4	2

Red Cross Society

The Red Cross Society of our college stands as a beacon of humanitarianism, service, and community engagement. Rooted in the principles of the global Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement, this society is a vital embodiment of our college's commitment to promoting social welfare, disaster relief, and health awareness. With its rich history and unwavering dedication to making a positive impact, the Red Cross Society plays a pivotal role in fostering a sense of responsibility, empathy, and solidarity among students and the larger community.

Activities: Session 2022-23

Date of Activity	Activity	No. of Teachers	No. of Participants
13/01/2022	Poster Making and Calligraphy Competition	3	18
06/04/2022	Visit to Old Age Home	3	23
05/04/2022	Universal Religion	All teachers of BA	All students of RCS and Philosophy Society
09/05/2022	Installation Ceremony	All teachers of BA	All students of RCS and Philosophy Society
21/06/2022	Closing Ceremony	All teachers of BA	All students of RCS and Philosophy Society
27/09/2022	Poster Making Competition on Blood Donation	3	25
27/09/2022	Rally on Blood Donation	3	30
27/09/2022	Poster Making Competition on Legendary Bhagat Singh	2	20
28/09/2022	Blood Donation Camp	10	62
28/09/2022	Cycle Rally on Shaheed Bhagat Singh Ji	8	50
28/09/2022	Tribute to Shaheed Bhagat Singh ji	12	75
11/02/2023	Visit to Jeet Foundation	3	28
27/02/2023	Extension Lecture	6	110
02/03/2023	Skill Development Workshop-1	Finishing School incharges	300
13/03/2023	Skill Development Workshop-2	Finishing School incharges	150
16/03/2023	Visit to G-20, Amritsar	2	24
29/04/2023	Closing Ceremony	4	21

Activities: Session 2023-24

Sr No	Date of Event	Name of Activity	Organizing Unit	Collaborating Unit	No of Students	No of Teachers	Description
1	5 August 2023	Van Mohatsav	Red Cross Society	-	25	120	On this day, in the era of making students involved in plantation drives and spread environmental awareness ,Red cross society has organized van -mahotsav activity collaboration with environment and swach society at government college for girls , planted trees
2	13 October 2023	Poster Making competition	Red Cross Society	-	4	20	A competition was organized by red cross society along with the philosophy department on the topic female foeticide & students have eagerly participated to show case their talents with their creative minds.
3	31st January,2024	Lecture on Universal Religion	Red Cross Society	Philosophy department	5	35	A lecture was conducted by the philosophy department along with the students of red cross to give a theological concept regardless of race , culture, sex or nationality by the Head of department .
4	8 January, 2024	Installation ceremony	Red Cross Society	Philosophy department	4	40	The installation ceremony of red cross society, centered around the remarkable contributions around the world in providing humanitarian services and the public awareness camps

Activities: Session 2024-25

S. NO.	Date	Name of activity	No. of Students	Brief report
1.	13.11.2024	Poster presentation competition	25	Red cross Society organized a poster making competition on the theme “Power of Education”.The event enlightens the students about various roles of education in human life and society.
2.	10.3.2025	Visit to Jeet Foundation self-help group society, NGO	33	All the members of the society collectively participate in donation and collection of various stationary items from the college campus. Few members visited the NGO, interacted with students of foundation, motivated them about hygiene and importance of education and donated stationary items.The activity sensitizes students about the various ways to serve the society.
3.	28.3.2025	Donation of food items	33	Red cross society members visited different places in city and donated the food items to needy ones.The event inculcates the spirit of kindness among students.

Activities: Session 2025-26

Sr.No	Date	Topic of activity	No. of Students attended	Brief summary
1	19-sep-2025	Installation ceremony and Debate competition	50Students	As part of the installation ceremony of the Red Cross Society, a Debate Competition was organized on the topic: “In times of floods, is government aid more crucial than community-driven relief efforts?”
2	30-Aug-2025	Flood Donation	4Students	During the recent flood crisis, the Red Cross Society of Government College of girls along with a few members came forward to extend their support. They visited Initiators of Change to donate essential medicines and supplies for those affected. This thoughtful contribution aimed to provide relief and ensure timely medical assistance to people facing hardship during the floods.
3	9-Feb-2026	Reel Making Competition	4Students	Disaster Awareness to encourage creativity while spreading an important social message .Students enthusiastically participated by creating informative and impactful reels highlighting preventive steps, emergency response actions, and the role of responsible citizens during disasters.

Youth Club

The Youth Club of the college envisages engaging, inspiring and empowering our youth to transform them to become self-reliant and independent through following objectives:

To provide the students with an atmosphere of creativity and group participation
To acquaint young students with our heritage, cultural values and rituals
To empower youth to participate and contribute to the socio-economic development of the nation
To inculcate feelings of patriotism and nationalism among students participating in various cultural activities at college, zonal, inter-zonal, university and national level
To improve the mental, physical, psychological and cultural well-being of young people

To attain these objectives, institutional youth club provides resources, opportunities, skilled people and safe environments that help to foster confidence in youth. By resourcing youth in this way, we believe they discover their true identity and develop strengths, attitudes and strong relationships, which enable them to contribute positively in their communities and to compete at global levels. The club is actively working under the leadership of Youth Coordinator, Dr. Madhvi Vashishth.

Youth Training and Leadership Camp:

The purpose of Students to participate in Youth Training and leadership camp is to foster personal growth in highly supportive environment.

Objective: To instill values of team work, individual responsibility, build up confidence and to hone inter-personal skills. To prepare the youth for physical and mental challenges through hiking and trekking.

Activities : Session 2022-23

1) Zonal and Interzonal Youth and Heritage Festival

Date	Event	Participants	Prizes
15-10-2022 to 19-10-2022	Zonal Youth and Heritage Festival (RAMGARHIA GIRLS COLLEGE LUDHIANA)	173 Youth Items Participated - 35 Heritage Items Participated - 26	Team Prize - 39 1^st Prize - 16 2^nd Prize - 10 3^rd Prize - 13 Individual Prize - 8 1^st Prize - 2 2^nd Prize - 4 3^rd Prize - 2 First Runner up Trophy
10-11-2022 to 13-11-2022	Interzonal Youth and Heritage Festival (SPM COLLEGE MUKERIAN, HOSHIARPUR)	49 Items Participated - 15	Total Prize - 10 2^nd Prize - 2 3^rd Prize - 8

2) Inter-College Event

Date	Event	Participant	Prize
10/16/2022	Poem recitation by Ramgharia Girls College, Ludhiana.	Damanpreet Kaur	1st
10/17/2022	District Level Quiz competition by S.C.D Government College, Ludhiana.	Manveer Kaur	1st
10/17/2022	Quiz competition by S.C.D Government College, Ludhiana.	Damanpreet Kaur	2nd
12/5/2022	Declamation Competition by District Level Competition.	Damanpreet Kaur	1st
12/5/2022	Elocution by District Level Competition.	Damanpreet Kaur	2nd
1/25/2023	Declamation of Natinal Voter's Day by Govt. College For Girls, Ludhiana.	Damanpreet Kaur	1st
1/25/2023	Eassy writing Competition by Govt. college For Girls, Ludhiana.	Harneet Kaur	Consolation
1/25/2023	Declamation of Natinal Voter's Day by Govt. College For Girls, Ludhiana.	Richa Dem	2nd
1/25/2023	Zonal level Declamation by Govt. College For Girls, Ludhiana.	Damanpreet Kaur Khanuja	1st
1/26/2023	Hosted Radio talk show on Republic day and broadcasted on 26 January in Radio talk show 90.8 Mhz Fm community Radio by Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College, Gill road, Ludhiana.	Sukhdeep kaur	-
2/4/2023	Declamation Competition by Nehru Yuva Kendra, Ludhiana.	Richa Dem	2nd
2/11/2023	Mehndi Arya College For Girls, Ludhiana.	Neelam	2nd
2/17/2023	AD Mad show by Shri Aurobindo college of commerce and management, Ludhiana.	Richa Dem	1st
2/17/2023	National Level Poem competition by Shri Aurobindo college of commerce and management, Ludhiana.	Richa Dem	3rd
2/17/2023	AD Mad show by Shri Aurobindo college of commerce and management, Ludhiana.	Charu Malhotra	1st
2/20/2023	Quiz by Guru Nanak Girls College, Ludhiana.	Tanisha Dhand	2nd
2/20/2023	Bio Quiz by Guru Nanak Girls College, Ludhiana.	Prachi	2nd
2/20/2023	Bio Quiz by Guru Nanak Girls College, Ludhiana.	Isha sharma	2nd
2/20/2023	Bio Quiz by Guru Nanak Girls College, Ludhiana.	Simarpreet kaur	2nd
2/20/2023	Bio Quiz by Guru Nanak Girls College, Ludhiana.	Tisha Sharma	2nd
2/21/2023	National Level Poem competition by Devki Devi Jain Memorial College, Ludhiana.	Damanpreet Kaur	1st
2/21/2023	Essay writing competition by Devki Devi Jain Memorial College, Ludhiana.	Manveer Kaur	1st
2/23/2023	IT Model by Arya College For Boys, Ludhiana.	Dharika jain	2nd
2/23/2023	IT Model by Arya College For Boys, Ludhiana.	Prachi	2nd
2/23/2023	IT Model by Arya College For Boys,Ludhiana.	Zeenat chopra	2nd
2/23/2023	IT Model by Arya College For Boys, Ludhiana.	Rashi sood	2nd
2/23/2023	Digital model by Arya College For Boys, Ludhiana.	Anjali	3rd
2/27/2023	Website Designing by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	EKTA	3rd
2/27/2023	Website Designing by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	VIRTI JAIN	3rd
2/27/2023	Logo Designing by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	VIRTI JAIN	2nd
2/27/2023	Website Designing by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Jessica Nagpal	3rd
2/27/2023	Debugging by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Prerna Jain	3rd
2/27/2023	Debugging by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Rashi Sood	3rd
2/27/2023	Mehndi Competition by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Neelam	Consolation
2/27/2023	Cooking without fire by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Bhavya Gupta	2nd
2/27/2023	Cooking without fire by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Ishita kapoor	2nd
2/27/2023	AD Mad showby GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Sakshi Choudhary	1st
2/27/2023	AD Mad show by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Richa Dem	1st
2/27/2023	AD Mad show by GNIMT, Ludhiana.	Charu Malhotra	1st

Activities : Session 2023-24

1) Zonal and Interzonal Youth and Heritage Festival

YOUTH FESTIVALS( 2023-24)
Date	Event	Participants	Prizes
09 OCT,2023 - 12 OCT,2023	Zonal Youth And Heritage Festival(GURU NANAK KHALSA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN,MODEL TOWN, LUDHIANA)	172 Youth Items Participated - 34 Heritage Items Participated - 26	Team Prize - 44 1^st Prize - 13 2^nd Prize - 7 3^rd Prize – 24 Individual Prize - 10 1^st Prize - 2 2^nd Prize - 7 3^rd Prize - 1

			OVERALL TROPHY WINNER

3 NOV 2023- 06 NOV,2023	Inter zonal Youth And Heritage Festival (DEV SAMAJ COLLEGE FEROZEPUR)	39 Items Participated - 14	Total=5 1^st Prize - 1 2^nd Prize - 1 3^rd Prize – 2 Consolation-1

2) Inter-College Event

Date	Event	Participants	Prizes
09-06-2023	POSTER MAKING	SMYLE	THIRD
13-10-2023	RANGOLI	RINKI	FIRST (5000 Rs)
06-02-2024	DEBATE	HARNEET KAUR	FIRST
06-03-2024	POEM RECITATION	MANJOT KAUR	THIRD
06-03-2024	ESSAY WRITING	ROOPAM	THIRD
10-02-2024	TV INTERVIEWING BY	HARNEET KAUR	SECOND
	TV INTERVIEWING BY	TANISHA	SECOND
	NAIL ART	CHETNA	FIRST
	FACE PAINTING	NAVNEET KAUR	SECOND
	CLAY MODELLING	GUNGUN	THIRD
	ON THE SPOT PAINTING	PRERNA	SECOND
	COLLAGE MAKING	JYOTI	FIRST
	RANGOLI	RINKI	THIRD
	POT PAINTING	PRABHPREET KAUR	SECOND
	POSTER MAKING	DIVU JAIN	SECOND
21-02-2024	CULTURAL QUIZ COMPETITION	RAVINDER KAUR	SECOND
	CULTURAL QUIZ COMPETITION	SALONI	SECOND
	CULTURAL QUIZ COMPETITION	DEEPA KUMARI	SECOND
	POETRY RECITBYION	MANJOT KAUR	FIRST
18-01-2024	Poster Making	Divu Jain	THIRD
	Collage Making	Jyoti	THIRD
	Cartooning	Surbhi Jain	FIRST
	Rangoli	Rinki Verma	SECOND
	Folk Instruments	Ishmeet	SECOND
		Muskan Kaur
		Mehak Preet Kaur
		Kajal
		Taniya Rai
		Janvi
		Arashdeep Kaur
		Paramjot Kaur
		Radhika
		Noorpreet Kaur
	Luddi	Hitaishi	THIRD
		Srishti
		Jasleen Kaur
		Komaldeep Kaur
		Sukhdeep Kaur
		Sonal
		Chahat
		Ashwinder Kaur
		Priya
23-02-2024	WEBPAGE DEVELOPMENT	RASHI SOOD	FIRST
		ZEENAT CHOPRA
		SMILEY
	AD- MAD SHOW	SURBHI	FIRST
		JHALAK
		ANANYA
		ISHA
		KHUSHI SHARMA
	ELOCUTION	HARNEET KAUR	FIRST
	POSTER MAKING	RIYA MAGGO	FIRST
	MEHNDI	NEELAM	SECOND
	DIGITAL POSTER	TANISHA NIJHAWAN	SECOND
	POEM RECITATION	SANDEEP KAUR	SECOND
	COLLAGE MAKING	JYOTI	SECOND
	COLLAGE MAKING	ARSHJOT KAUR	CONSOLATION
	RANGOLI	RINKI	SECOND
	RANGOLI	INDERPREET KAUR	SECOND
	FACE PAINTING	NAVNEET KAUR	THIRD
	SOLO DANCE	HITAISHI	THIRD
	DUET DANCE	SANJANA	THIRD
	DUET DANCE	PRACHI	THIRD
28-02-2024	GROUP DANCE	YASLEEN KAUR	CONSOLATION
		GEETIKA
		RUPINDER RUBY
		GURNOOR KAUR
		SIMRANJEET KAUR
		DILPREET KAUR
		HARSHITA
		JOTINDER KAUR
		KIRANJOT KAUR
		JASKARANPREET KAUR
		HARPRABHJOT KAUR
		NEHMAT GREWAL
	PITCH AND SELL	BIMMY	SECOND(3000 Rs)
		ANANYA SHUKLA
		TANIKSHA SHARMA
		NANDINI DHAWAN
	BRAINIACS	PALAKPREET	SECOND(3000 Rs)
	BRAINIACS	SHAGUNJOT	SECOND(3000 Rs)
	HOOKED ON REELS	VIDISHA	FIRST(3000 Rs)
	HOOKED ON REELS	EVA	FIRST(3000 Rs)
	HOOKED ON REELS	SURBHI	SECOND(3000 Rs)
	HOOKED ON REELS	ARUSHI	SECOND(3000 Rs)
	SARCASM SMACKDOWN	JHALAK	THIRD(1000 Rs)
	SARCASM SMACKDOWN	KHUSHI	THIRD(1000 Rs)
	A TO Z BUSINESS	MUSKAN	THIRD(1000 Rs)
	CROSSWORD CRUSADE	BHAVANDEEP KAUR	THIRD(1000 Rs)

Activities : Session 2024-25

1) Zonal and Interzonal Youth and Heritage Festival

YOUTH FESTIVALS( 2024-25)
Date	Event	Participants	Prizes
22 OCT,2024- 26 OCT,2024	Zonal Youth And Heritage Festival(GOVERNMENT COLLEGE FOR GIRLS, LUDHIANA)	173 Youth Items Participated - 34 Heritage Items Participated - 26	Team Prize - 34 1^st Prize - 12 2^nd Prize - 12 3^rd Prize – 10 Individual Prize - 11 1^st Prize - 5 2^nd Prize - 2 3^rd Prize - 4
			OVERALL TROPHY WINNER
11 NOV,2024-14 NOV,2024	Inter zonal Youth And Heritage Festival (DAV COLLEGE, HOSHIARPUR)	77 Items Participated - 25	Team Prize - 15 1^st Prize - 3 2^nd Prize - 5 3^rd Prize – 7 Individual Prize - 4 1^st Prize - 2 2^nd Prize - 1 3^rd Prize - 1
			OVERALL TROPHY WINNER
4 FEB,2025	NORTH ZONE INERT-UNIVERSITY YOUTH FESTIVAL HELD AT PANJAB UNIVERSITY,CHANDIGARH	7 Items Participated - 2	1^st Prize - 1
2024-25	NATIONAL YOUTH FESTIVAL HELD AMITY UNIVERSITY,NOIDA	Items Participated - 1	1^st Prize - 1

2) Inter-College Event

Inter College Competition (2024-2025)	TEAM PRIZE	INDIVIDUAL PRIZE	TOTAL PRIZE
	18	FIRST= 10	39+Cash Prize(5100 Rs)
		SECOND= 17
		THIRD= 10
		CONSOLATION=02

GURU NANAK KHALSA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN - LUDHIANA
10TH PROF. GURBIR SINGH SARNA MEMORIAL INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION
	Won Overall Trophy
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
01-Feb-25	Elocution	Tanisha	B.COM 3	1st
01-Feb-25	Clay Modelling	Gungun	B.A. 3	1st
01-Feb-25	Rangoli	Nishta	M.A. 1	2nd
01-Feb-25	Poster Making	Mrigakshi	B.A 2	3rd
01-Feb-25	Tag Line	Aditi Salaria	B.COM 3	2nd
01-Feb-25	Tag Line	Akriti	B.COM 3	2nd
01-Feb-25	Face Painting	Babanjot Kaur	B.VOC 2	2nd
01-Feb-25	Best Out Of Waste	Drishti	M.A 1	2nd
01-Feb-25	Business Plan	Arunima	B.B.A 2	3rd
		Khushboo	B.B.A 2
		Geeta Adhikari	B.B.A 2
01-Feb-25	Gazal	Damanpreet Kaur	B.A 1	3rd
01-Feb-25	Poetical Recitation	Gurleen kaur	B.SC. 3(NON-MED)	3rd
Khalsa Institute Of Management & Technology For Women, CIVIL LINES, Ludhiana
HUNAR 2025
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
07-Feb-25	Elocution	Tanisha	B.COM 3	2nd
07-Feb-25	Elocution	Jasmine	B.COM 3	1st
07-Feb-25	Rangoli	Nishta	M.A. 1	2nd
07-Feb-25	Poster Making	Mrigakshi	B.A. 2	3rd
07-Feb-25	Collage Making	Jyoti	M.A. 2	1st
07-Feb-25	Nail Art	Arshpreet	B. VOC. 3	2nd
07-Feb-25	Face painting	Jasleen	DIPLOMA(beauty and wellness)	2nd
07-Feb-25	Poetical Recitation	Sandeep kaur	B.A. 2	Consolation
07-Feb-25	Giddha	Geetika	M.A. 1	2nd
		Gurnoor kaur	B.A 2
		Jasmeen kaur	B.A 1
		Rajnish	B.VOC 1
		Manvir kaur	B.VOC 1
		Amandeep	B.COM 1
		Harleen kaur	B.A 2
		Harshita	B.A 2
		Nandika sharma	B.A. 1
		Rashneet kaur	B.A. 1
		Ramneet kaur	B.A 3
		Noorpreet kaur	B. A 2
ARYA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN - LUDHIANA
YOUTH EXHIBITION SKILLS FOR MARKETING FEST
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
08-Feb-25	Business plan	Arunima	B.B.A 2	1st
08-Feb-25	Business plan	Khushboo	B.B.A 2	1st
08-Feb-25	Ad Mad Show	Srishti	B.COM 3	1st
		Shruti	B.COM 3
		Palak	B.COM 3
		Anjali	B.B.A 3
		Tanisha	B.COM 3
		Kamalpreet	B.B.A 3
08-Feb-25	Ad Mad Show	Khushi Sharma	B.A. 3	3rd
		Surbhi Sidana	B.COM 3
		Namisha	B.SC 2 (MED)-2
		Aditi Salaria	B.COM 3
		Akriti	B.COM 3
		Majishtha	B.COM 3
	Guru Nanak Institute Of Management And Technology -Ludhiana
	XPRESSIONS 2025
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
19-Feb-25	Mehnadi	Archana	BA-2	2nd
19-Feb-25	Mehnadi	Ritika	BVOC2	consolation
19-Feb-25	Webpage development	Ritika	B.C.A 3	2nd
		Swati	B.C.A 3
		Sachi	B.C.A 3
19-Feb-25	PPT	Khushi Sharma	B.COM 3	2nd
		Majishtha	B.COM 3
		Surbhi Sidana	B.COM 3
19-Feb-25	Ad mad show	Surbhi Sidana	B.COM 3	1st
		Khushi Sharma	B.A. 3
		Aditi Salaria	B.COM 3
		Akriti	B.COM 3
		Majishtha	B.COM 3
19-Feb-25	Ad mad show	Shruti	B.COM 3	2nd
		Palak	B.COM 3
		Anjali	B.B.A 3
		Tanisha	B.COM 3
		Kamalpreet	B.B.A 3
	Khalsa College For Women,Civil Lines
	Maths Inter College - Ludhiana
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
19-Feb-25	POSTER MAKING	Parminder kaur	BSC-3	1st
19-Feb-25	POSTER MAKING	Komaljot Kaur	BSC-3	1st
	Khalsa College For Women,Sidhwan Khurd
	National Science Day - Ludhiana
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
28-Feb-25	POSTER MAKING	Jaskirat	B.A-III	2nd
28-Feb-25	PowerPoint Presentation	Shreya	B.A 2	3rd
28-Feb-25	PowerPoint Presentation	Mansi	B.A 2	3rd
ARYA COLLEGE FOR BOYS LUDHIANA
INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION TECH-DISHA 5.0
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
06-Mar-25	WEB DESIGNING	Ritika	BCA-3	1st
06-Mar-25	WEB DESIGNING	Swati	BCA-3	1st
06-Mar-25	MODEL SHOWCASE	Jhanvi	BCA-3	3rd
		Khushi
		Amrita Kaur
06-Mar-25	MIND WRAP ERROR	Nidhika Verma	BCA-2	3rd
06-Mar-25	LOGO DESIGNING	Alisha	BCA-1	3rd
KHALSA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN LUDHIANA
INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION VIGYAN MAHOTSAV
	Overall 2ND Runner Up Trophy
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
11-Mar-25	Lab of Wonders	MANISHA	MSC Bot. 1 yr.	1st
		KHUSHKIRAN GOYAL
		MANMEET KAUR DUA
		KASHISH GOLAN
11-Mar-25	The Art of Flora	CHAHAT	BSC(MED)-1	2nd
		DAMANPREET KAUR
		GULNAJ KHATUN
		ADITI
11-Mar-25	Nature's Gallery	NAMISHA BAGHARIA	BSC(MED)-2	2nd
		SRIJAN
		YASHIKA
		HARLEEN KAUR
KSHITIZ GNA UNIVERSITY,PHAGWARA
INTER COLLEGE COMPETITION VIGYAN
	Cash prize (3100 Rs.)
DATE	EVENT	PARTICIPANT	CLASS	PRIZE
12-Mar-25	Spell Bee	Jasraj Kaur	BA-II	2nd
12-Mar-25	Spell Bee	Roopampreet	BA-II	2nd

Activities : Session 2025-26

1) Zonal and Interzonal Youth and Heritage Festival

YOUTH FESTIVALS( 2025-26)
Date	Event	Participants	Prizes
11 OCT,2025 - 14 OCT,2025	Zonal Youth And Heritage Festival(SCD GOVERNMENT COLLEGE,LUDHIANA, LUDHIANA)	151 Youth Items Participated - 34 Heritage Items Participated - 23	Team Prize - 28 1^st Prize - 7 2^nd Prize - 5 3^rd Prize – 16 Individual Prize - 6 2^nd Prize - 5 3^rd Prize - 1
			SECOND RUNNER UP TROPHY WINNER
8 NOV,2025 - 11 NOV,2025	INTER ZONAL FESTIVAL (A.S. COLLEGE KHANNA)	24 Items Participated - 12	Team Prize - 4 1^st Prize - 4 3^rd Prize – 3

Red Ribbon

The Red Ribbon Club is a youth-led movement that aims to create awareness about HIV/AIDS and to reduce stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV (PLWH). The club was started by the Government of India in 1991 and is now active in schools and colleges across the country. Red Ribbon Clubs have a number of objectives, including Educating youth about HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), Raising awareness about the risks of HIV transmission and how to prevent it, reducing stigma and discrimination against PLWH, promoting voluntary blood donation, Encouraging healthy lifestyles. Red Ribbon Clubs have been successful in raising awareness about HIV/AIDS and in reducing stigma and discrimination against PLWH. They have also helped to increase the number of people who are aware of the risks of HIV transmission and how to prevent it.

Composition:

Year	No. of Teachers (Program Officers)	No. of Students (Post Bearers)	No. of Students (Volunteers)
2022-2023	3	4	54
2023-2024	4	10	83

Activities Session : 2023-24

Sr.No	Date	Activity	Description
1	11 August , 2023	Awareness Rally Regarding HIV AIDS	Under the guidance of Principal Smt. Suman Latavolunteers enthusiastically took part in awarenessrally to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS displayinginformative posters. Dr. Tarunpreet Singh Thind,assistant professor of the PG department ofBotany served as a resource person of theactivity guiding the volunteers on infectionprotection.
2	12 August , 2023	International Youth Day	Under the aegis of principal Mrs. Suman Lata ,Three NSS units 2023- 2024 commemorated International YouthDay in which all the volunteers participated with greatfervour. Students prepared Posters and slogans on thelife lessons given by Swami Vivekananda . An essay writingcompetition was also conducted for the students on thelife and history of Swami Ji.
3	12-13 August , 2023	Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign	Under the Har Ghar Tiranga Campaign of GoI, three NSS units commemorated 77^th Independence Day. All the volunteers participated with great enthusiasm ,and had their pictures clicked with the Indian Tricolour Flag.
4	29 August , 2023	SWACHH BHARAT DRIVE/SPORTS DAY EVENTT	Under the aegis of Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji, three NSS unit (2023-24) took pledge in the fond memory of “The wizard of hockey”, Major Dhayan Chand. Volunteers vowed to lead an active and healthy lifestyle and encourage their family members, friends and neighbours to stay fit and healthy. Volunteers also participate in skipping and tug of war competition to mark the occasion
5	15 August , 2023	Reel Making Competition	Under the aegis of Honorable Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, Red Ribbon Club took part in Reel making competition conducted by Punjab AIDS Control Society and Director of Youth services on topics HIV/AIDS Preventing and Control Act,2017 and Promotion of testing of HIV/AIDS. Volunteers enthusiastically participate in this activity. In this competition Red Ribbon Club of Government College for Girls secure 1st position in Ludhiana and 2nd position at Cluster level competition. These kinds of activities can raise awareness in society and potentially bring about positive changes.
6	2 October , 2023	Seminar/Painting/Slogan Writing/Cleanliness drive	Under the aegis of Honorable Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, three NSS Units (2023- 24) organised a one day camp to mark the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. Firstly volunteers undertook a cleanliness rally. Further a seminar was conducted and Dr. Tarunpreet Singh Thind (Msc. Hons) Ph.D PGDEM, Assistant Professor, PG Department Of Botany was the resource person for the same. The volunteers also embarked a Cleanliness drive and enthusiastically participated in the poster making and slogan writing competition organised on the theme Swachchta Hi Sewa. Dr. Charanjit Singh, Ms. Jaspreet Kaur, Ms. Sukhandeep Kaur and Mrs. Sarbjeet Gill also attended the event exuberantly. Health officers,Dr.Annie Grover and Dr. Lovepreet Singh were also present on the occasion and instructed students about health Benefits of a balanced diet.
7	24 November , 2023	Poster And Slogan Making Competition	A poster-making and slogan-writing competition was organized by the Department of Youth and Sports at BCM College of Education onNovember 24, 2023. 30 colleges from Ludhiana district participated, and volunteers from the Red Ribbon Society of Government College for Girls participated with great enthusiasm. Arashjot secured the 3rd position in the slogan-making competition. Such competitions contribute to raising awareness and enthusiasm among students for spreading awareness about HIV/AIDS, blood donation, and drug prevention
8	1 December, 2023	Slogan And Poster Making Competition	Under the guidance of Principal Smt. Suman Lata Ji, the Red Ribbon Club conducted a poster and slogan- making competition on World AIDS Day. Volunteers actively engaged in this initiative, with Krishpreet Kaur securing the top spot in the poster-making contest and Komal Sharma claiming first place in the slogan- making competition. Such activities play a crucial role in raising awareness and fostering positivechange in society.

SESSION: 2024-25

Sr.no	Date	Topic Of Activity	No. of participants	Brief summary
01	15-07-2024	Independence Day	50	The Red Ribbon Club celebrated 78thIndependence Day in full vigour and patriotic fervour. The event commencedwith unfurling the National Flag by our Respected Madam Principal and SeniorStaff Council members followed by the singing of National Anthem by all thevolunteers. Madam Principal delivered an inspiring speech emphasizing the roleof younger generation in Nation Building. Altogether the event instilled a senseof national pride and unity among all.
02	19-09-2024	Rashtriya Poshan Mah	50	The Red Ribbon Club celebratedRashtriya Poshan Maah with great enthusiasm. The event commenced withRally, Nukkad Natak and healthy diet & food stalls. Where our volunteersparticipated enthusiastically.
03	23-09-2024	Swachta he Sewa	50	The Red Ribbon Club celebrated Swachta hi Sewa. The event commenced with Nukkad Natak, No Plastic Rally, and Plantation Derive in the Rakh Bagh. All the volunteers participated enthusiastically and successfully promoted cleanliness, sanitation, and community service. Through this initiative, awareness on sanitation and hygiene was significantly enhanced, fostering a cleaner and healthier environment. The campaign's impact was evident in the transformed public spaces and the community's renewed commitment.
04	25-09-2024	Remarkable feat in state-level reel making competition	4	The Red Ribbon Club has achieved a remarkable feat by securing 2nd position in the state-level reel making competition. The event was organized byGovernment College, Ropar, in collaboration with Punjab State AIDS Control Society. Our team, comprising Isha Pandey (President, Red Ribbon Club), Sehajnoor Kaur, and Diksha,demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication, competing against 15 colleges at the district level and ranking among the top 5. Later they achieved 2 position at the State- Level. The team’s innovative and impactful reel highlighted the importance of prevention, detection, and combating stigma associated with HIV/AIDS, impressing the judges and audience alike. We extend our gratitude to Program Officer Dr. Sukhandeep Kaur for her mentorship and guidance, which played a pivotal role in the team’s success.
05	27-09-2024	Advocacy meeting	45	The Red Ribbon Club in collaboration with Director, Youth Services, Punjab conducted District level Advocacy meeting of Red Ribbon Club. Our Chief Guest Mr Davinder Singh Lotte were floral welcomed by Dr. Sukhandeep and Mrs. Nivedita mam. He gave insights intovarious domains of RED RIBBON CLUB followed by powerful speech on drug awareness. Continuing the event, Dr. Poonam Kapoor also enlightened the volunteers about HIV AIDS awareness and Cheques were distributed to RRC of various colleges, winning colleges of Reel making competitions were alsogiven cheques. At last, Respected Madam Principal Mrs. Suman Lata Ji was presented with a token of love by ourrespected chief guest and program officer Dr. Sukhandeep and Mrs. Nivedita. Isha Pandey (president,RRC, Government college for Girls, Ludhiana) presented a vote of thanks to respected chief guest and all the faculty members present. The magnificent and spectacular event proved to be a huge success.
06	01-10-2024	Blood donation day	25	The Red Ribbon Club observed Blood Donation Day. The event commenced with a blood donation awareness pledge to promote voluntary blood donation.Further the volunteers undertook a rally, where participants carried banners and placards emphasizing the importance of blood donation and encouraged donors, highlighting the lifesaving impact. The successful event inspired many to become regular donors, reinforcing the power of community efforts in saving lives.
07	02-10-2024	Swachhta Diwas	40	The Red Ribbon Club celebrated Swachhta Diwas to commemorate the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi Ji. The event commenced with garland ceremony followed by a pledge on Swacchta Hi Sewa. Cleanliness drive was also organised to foster the sense of clean and green surroundings among volunteers. Poster making competition was conducted on the same theme. TheYuva Kendra distributed caps and diaries to the volunteers and encouraged them to actively participate in clean India mission. The event saw enthusiastic participation by the volunteers.
08	09-10-2024	Pinktober	50	The Red Ribbon Club celebrated Pinktober Day at Guru Nanak Bhawan. The event featured iconic Mahima Chaudhary mam spreading knowledge about breast cancer through her illuminating speech. The event, themed"Empowering Women, Saving Lives," saw enthusiastic participationfrom volunteers.
09	12-10-2024	Quiz on Hiv/Aids Awareness	50	The Red Ribbon Club conducted an Online Quiz on HIV/AIDS awareness. The quiz aimed at testing the knowledge and awareness of volunteers about HIV/AIDS. The activity was successful and noticed maximum participation by the volunteers.
10	21-10-2024	E-Poster making onHiv/Aids	30	The Red Ribbon Club conducted E-poster making on HIV/ AIDS Awareness. The volunteers participated enthusiastically and showed maximum participation. The posters were really informative andshowcased creativity of the volunteers. The posters depicted the strong social messages for the society as a whole against HIV/AIDS.
11	18-11-2024	Outdoor campaign on HIV- AIDS awareness in a village	50	The Red Ribbon Club 2024-25 executedan outdoor campaign on HIV/AIDS awareness in Chak Sarwan Nath Village, Ludhiana. The campaign included fulfilling activities:Awareness Rally emphasising breaking the stigma of HIV/AIDS, Door to Door campaign highlighting the causes, symptoms and preventive measures for HIV/ AIDS. The eye-catching part throughout the event were the creative posters made by our dedicated volunteers for this notable event. Mr. Charanjeet Singh also graced the event with his presence. Altogether it was a successful event, raising awareness and breaking social stigma.
12	01-12-2024	World AIDS Day	40	Under the able guidance of our Respected Madam Mrs. Suman Lata Ji (Principal, Government College for Girls, Ludhiana), the Red Ribbon Club celebrated World Aids Day with great enthusiasm. The event showcased creativity and innovation on part of our dedicated volunteers where they did pebble painting on theme of HIV/AIDS awareness.
13	10-12-2024	Human Rights Day	50	Under the able guidance of our Respected Madam Mrs. Suman Lata Ji (Principal, Government College for Girls, Ludhiana), the Red Ribbon Club organised an online pledge taking ceremony to mark the prestigious occasion of Human Rights Day. The volunteers participated enthusiastically and pledged to protect and promote Human Rights of each and every individual without any discrimination.
14	12-01-2025	National youth Day	45	Under the able guidance of our Respected Madam Mrs. Suman Lata Ji (Principal, Government College for Girls, Ludhiana), the Red Ribbon Club celebrated National Youth Day in full vigour. The event witnessed face painting competition on the Theme: Youth Development. Volunteers participated enthusiastically and outshined in their creativity
15	24 &25 – 01-2025	National voters day	40	Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, proudly hosted the State-Level National Voter’s Day Celebration on January 24 and 25, 2025. The first day featured a State-Level Quiz Competition, where Red Ribbon Club volunteers showcased their knowledge of electoral processes. The second day included a cultural event, prize distribution ceremony, and a pledge-taking ceremony, emphasizing the importance of voting. The event was graced by esteemed dignitaries who inspired students to actively participate in democracy. Hosting this prestigious state-level program was a proud moment for the college, reinforcing its commitment to civic awareness.

SESSION 2025-26:

SR.NO	DATE	TOPIC OF ACTIVITY	NO. OF Participants	BRIEF SUMARY
1	12.08.25	INTERNATIONAL YOUTH DAY	11	The Red Ribbon Club celebrated International Youth Day by organizing an e-poster making activity which encouraged members to creatively express the role and power of youth in shaping a better future, while promoting awareness and participation within the club.
2	13.08.25	OATH TAKING CEREMONY	18	The Red Ribbon Club observed an oathTaking ceremony on HIV and Aids awareness. The event aimed to spreadAwareness about HIV and AIDS. Participants pledged to spread awareness andcontribute to a supportive society
3	14.08.25	BREAKING THE STIGMA DRIVE	7	The Red Ribbon Club organised an activity on the theme “Breaking the Stigma of HIV-AIDS” on the eve ofIndependence Day. Participants were encouraged to send a picture ofthemselves holding a tricolour flag along with a slogan symbolising awarenessAnd support for the cause.
4	15.08.25	INDEPENDENCE DAY	60	The Red Ribbon Club of our college celebrated its 79^th Independence Day on the theme ‘’Breaking the stigma of HIV-AIDS’’, emphasizing the importance of freedom from such stigma and discrimination associated with the disease.
5	16.08.25	HIV-AIDS AWARENESS QUIZ	42	The Red Ribbon Club organized an informative Quiz on HIV-AIDS Awareness containing questions on transmission,Symptoms, and treatment and safe practices which helped to raise awareness and reduce stigma surrounding the disease.
6	17.08.25	VIDEO MAKING ON HIV/AIDS AWARENESS	12	The Red Ribbon Club organized a video making activity to spread awareness about HIV-AIDS. Students actively participated by creating short and impactful Videos highlighting the important messages on prevention, stigma reduction, and the importance of compassion towards people living with HIV.
7	18.08.25	SLOGAN WRITING COMPETITION	7	The Red Ribbon Club organized a slogan writing competition onthe theme ‘’Together against HIV’’ to highlight the importance of collectiveefforts in fighting HIV & motivated everyone to adopt a more supportive and informedApproach towards those affected.
8	19.08.25	PLACARD MAKING COMPETITION	11	The Red Ribbon Club of our college organizeda placard making competition on the theme “Gender Equality: A Powerful Weaponagainst HIV/AIDS” to highlight the importance of breaking gender stereotypes, ensuring equal access to healthcare,& fighting the stigma associated with HIV-AIDS.
9	20.08.25	ESSAY WRITING COMPETITION	20	The Red Ribbon Club organized an essay writing competition on the topic “Bridging the Gap: Access and Equity in HIV Care” providing a platform for students to share their thoughts on the importance of equal accessto healthcare and the need to eliminate stigma and discrimination against people living withHIV.
10	21.08.25	STONE PAINTING COMPETITION	12	The Red Ribbon Club organised a stonePainting competition on the theme: HIV/AIDS AWARENESS. Volunteers created powerful images highlighting theNeed for creating HIV/AIDS Awareness. The event emphasised the significance of Red Ribbon as a symbol of both Awareness and Compassion.
11	22.08.25	DIY BOOKMARK MANIA	29	The Red Ribbon Cluborganized an activity titled “DIY Bookmark Mania” onThe theme “Inspiring the Next Generation: Education and Youth in Action.” Theobjective of the activity was to combine creativity with awareness, encouraging students to design handmade bookmarks that carried messages of education, positivity, andSocial responsibility.
12	23.08.25	PAMPHLETS DISTRIBUTION DRIVE	15	The Red Ribbon Club organized an outdoor activity of “Pamphlet Distribution” in different localities to spread awareness about HIV and AIDS. The main objective of this initiative was to educate the general public about the causes, prevention, and treatment of HIV, while also addressing the stigma and misconceptions that are often attached to it.
13	24.08.25	ONLINE PEER POWER-UP SESSION	18	the Red Ribbon Club conducted an “OnlinePeer Power –Up Session on the topic ‘Life beyond Diagnosis” The session aimed at motivating and supporting people living with HIV-AIDS. Participants shared valuable suggestions and innovative ideas on how patients can engage in different means of earning and overcome social barriers.
14	25.08.25	DESIGN A LOGO	13	the Red Ribbon Club organized a ‘Design aLogo’ activity to promote awareness about HIV-AIDS. The participants designed unique and thoughtful logo designs that reflected theMessage of care, support and breaking the stigma associated with HIV-AIDS.
15	26.08.25	ONLINE SURVEY ON HIV-AIDS AWARENESS	52	the Red Ribbon Club organized an Online Surveyon HIV-AIDS Awareness among college students with the objective of assessing their knowledge and understanding about HIV-AIDS, while also identifying prevailing myths andMisconceptions. Many students participated providing valuable insights into the level of awareness among the youth.
16	27.08.25	POSTER MAKING COMPETITION	17	The Red Ribbon Club of our college organized a Poster Making Competition on the theme “HIV-AIDS: Test and Triumph’’. The event aimed to spread awareness about the importance of HIV testing, prevention, and the Triumph of living a healthy life. Participants showcasing their creativity and ideas through powerful posters that highlighted messages of awareness, hope, and breaking the stigma around HIV-AIDS.
17	28.08.25	TATTOO MAKING COMPETITION	22	The Red Ribbon Club of organized a Tattoo Making Competition on the topic ‘HIV-AIDS: The Broken Stigma’. The activity aimed to spread awareness about HIV-AIDS and encourage students to break the barriers of social discrimination attached to it. The event highlighted how artcan be an effective medium to sensitize society and empower power living with HIV to liveWith dignity.
18	29.08.25	NATIONAL SPORTS DAY	27	the Red Ribbon Club celebrated The NationalSports Day to commemorate the birth anniversary of Major Dhan Chand with great zeal by organising a variety of fun games and activities such as the lemon and spoon race, treasure hunt etc. The celebration served as a reminder that sports are not only about physical fitness but also about building friendships, sharing joy, and fostering unity.
19	30.08.25	YOGA FOR HEALTHY LIFESTYLE	24	The Red Ribbon Club organised an engaging activity on the theme “Yoga as a Bridge: Connecting Awareness, Acceptance, and Action” with the purpose of combining health promotion with social awareness. By linking the benefits of yoga with the club’s mission, the activity not only promoted physical fitness and mental peace but also spread the message of building a compassionate, informed, and stigma-free society.
20	31.08.25	ONLINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE	44	the Red Ribbon Club successfully conducted anOnline Crossword Puzzle on the theme: HIV-AIDS Awareness, designed to help volunteers learn and recall key terms and basic information about HIV-AIDS. Such initiatives play a significant role in spreading awareness, promoting a deeper understanding of the disease, and fostering a sense of responsibility among the youth towards creating a more informed and compassionate society
21	1.09.25	BADGE MAKING COMPETETION	18	the Red Ribbon Club successfully organized aBadge Making Competition on the theme “Young India, Strong India” with the aim of promoting creativity and spreading awareness about the crucial role of youth in nation building. Through their creative expressions, the participants highlighted how the energy and potential of young people can contribute to shaping a stronger and more progressive India.
22	2.09.25	CREATIVE TAGLINE CHALLENGE	13	the Red Ribbon Club organised a “CreativeTagline Challenge” based on the HIV-AIDS. The purpose of this activity was to spread awareness among students Through this challenge, the Club successfully conveyed the message that small efforts like a simple tagline can play a big role in motivating society to fight against HIV-AIDS and build a more supportive environment.
23	3.09.25	DIGITAL CARD MAKING	24	the Red Ribbon Club organized a Digital Greeting Card MakingActivity on the theme HIV-AIDS Awareness and Zero Stigma. The main objective of this activity was to encourage students to creatively express important messages about HIV-AIDS while promoting understanding, empathy, and acceptance towards affected individuals. Participants made greeting cards that highlighted awareness, prevention, and the need to eliminate social stigma associated with the disease.
24	4.09.25	ONLINE SESSION ON “THE EVOLUTION OF INDIA’S HIV-AIDS RESPONSE”	14	the Red Ribbon Club successfully organized an online session on“The Evolution of India’s HIV-AIDS Response” to shed light on the country’s progress in tackling one of the most serious health challenges. The session traced India’s journey from the early years of limited awareness and high stigma, to the establishment of strong national programs that have significantly reduced the impact of HIV. The session inspired the participants to actively support awareness, prevention, and inclusivityEfforts in their own communities, making it a meaningful and thought-provoking learning experience.
25	5.09.25	REVIEW & ANALYSIS OF “INDIA’S HIV-AIDS RESPONSE”DATE:	11	The Red Ribbon Club organised an online session on “The Evolution of India’s HIV-AIDS Response”, highlighting the progress made through various government schemes and initiatives to combat the epidemic. Participants were also tasked with submitting a review and analysis of these programmes, whichEncouraged deeper understanding of India’s policy measures & importance of collective responsibility in eradicating HIV-AIDS.
26	6.09.25	PLEDGE TAKING DRIVE	56	the Red Ribbon Club,, organized an Online PledgeTaking Drive on the theme “Say Yes to Life, No to Drugs”. The activity aimed to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to inspire the youth to make responsible lifestyle choices. The initiative not only encouraged students to stay away from substance abuse but also motivated them to act as change-makers by spreading this important message within their communities.
27	7.09.25	REEL MAKING ACTIVITY	13	the Red Ribbon Club organized an innovative and impactful Reel Making Activity on the theme HIV-AIDS Awareness, with the objective of spreadingKnowledge and breaking myths related to the disease in a creative manner. The reels reflected compassion, positivity, and awareness, making the activity both educationalAnd engaging.
28	8.09.25	HANDKERCHIEF PAINTING ACTIVITY	19	The Red Ribbon Club of our college in collaboration with the Gender Champion Club organized a Handkerchief Painting Activity on the theme “HIV Can’t Define Me” & “Respect is a right, not a Favour” with the aim of spreading awareness on these two powerful themes. This activity provided a platform for students to channel their creativity, while also highlighting the importance of compassion, empathy, and inclusivity.
29	9.09.25	HOPE TREE ACTIVITY	48	Red Ribbon Club, in collaboration with the Gender Champion Club, organized a creative and meaningful activity called “Hope Tree” based on the theme “Hope, Health and Equality for All.” The activity was designed to encourage students to express their positive thoughts, and messages related to health, equality, and hope for a betterFuture. Participants wrote their ideas on colourful slips of paper and pinned them to thesymbolic Hope Tree, which soon became a reflection of collective strength, optimism, andunity
30	10.09.25	HUMAN RED RIBBON FORMATION	15	The Red Ribbon Club organized a meaningful “Human Red Ribbon Formation Event” to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and highlight the importance of health, hope, and equality. Volunteers actively participated in the activity, coming together to form the symbolic red ribbon, which is recognized globally as a sign of solidarity with people living with HIV/AIDS and a commitment to fighting the stigma attached to it.
31	11.09.25	GRAFFITI EVENT	47	The Red Ribbon Club, in collaboration with the Gender Champion Club, organized a lively ‘Graffiti Event’ that encouraged students to express their creativity while spreading awareness on HIV-AIDS. The event showed how creativity can be a strong tool for awareness and change. Overall, the activity was filled with energy and positivity, leaving behind inspiring messages that will continue to motivate others towards knowledge, equality, and healthy living.
32	12.09.25	THE WORD WONDER	12	The Red Ribbon Club conducted an innovative activity named “The Word Wonder” with the objective of raising awareness about HIV-AIDS and encouraging positive action to end stigma. As part of the activity, participants shared their picture holdingA sheet with a specific word written on it, which together formed an inspiring slogan: “From awareness to action, let's end the stigma of HIV-AIDS together.” Through this activity, the club was able to highlight the importance of spreading knowledge, breaking stereotypes, and motivating society to work collectively towards a healthier and more inclusive environment
33	13.09.25	THE TRUTH BEHIND THE VIRUS	38	the Red Ribbon Club organized an online activity “The TruthBehind the Virus”, conducted in the form of a true/false quiz on HIV-AIDS. The main aim ofthis activity was to spread correct knowledge, clear myths, and promote awareness regarding HIV-AIDS through a quiz which not only tested their existing knowledge but also helped them learn new and important facts about prevention, transmission, and the stigma surrounding HIV-AIDS
34	14.09.25	CARTOONING COMPETITION	12	The Red Ribbon Club organized an interesting and impactful online Cartooning Competition based on the theme “Labels Don’t Define You. Through their thought-provoking artwork, participants highlighted the importance of breaking stereotypes, promoting equality, and spreading awareness about the need for empathy and acceptance in society. Overall, the competition was a successful blend of creativity and awareness, inspiring everyone to realize that labels and prejudices should never define a person’s worth or identity.
35	15.09.25	FIND THE WORDS, FIGHT THE VIRUS	10	The Red Ribbon Club of our college organized a creative and engaging activity named “Find the Words, Fight the Virus”, conducted in the form of a Word Search Grid. The purpose of this event was not only to provide an enjoyable learning experience but also to spread a message about the significance of awareness and education in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
36	16.09.25	STORY WRITING COMPETITION	15	Red Ribbon Club organized a Story Writing Competition on the theme “Unspoken Stories: The Human Face of HIV/AIDS.” Participants were asked to present authentic stories that not only highlighted the struggles faced by the affected individuals but also carried a strong moral message of hope, empathy, and upliftment. The focus was on breaking the stigma attached to HIV/AIDS and motivating society to view those affected with compassion and dignity.
37	17.09.25	COLLAGE MAKING ACTIVITY	13	the Red Ribbon Club , in collaboration with the Gender Champion Club, organized a creative and thought-provoking Collage Making Activity on the theme “OneNation, One Health”, which highlighted the importance of health as a collective responsibility of every citizen. The participants researched the topic well and presented meaningful collages that reflected the vision of a healthy and united nation
38	18.09.25	THE VIRAL VANGUARD	35	The Red Ribbon Club of our college successfully organized an online awareness activity “The Viral Vanguard” with the aim of educating participants about the realities of HIV-AIDS transmission. The activity was designed in an interactive format where participants were required to identify and sort various everyday situations and terms into categories of risk and not a risk for the spread of HIV.
39	19.09.25	HANDMADE PAPER BAG MAKING & DESIGNING	15	The Red Ribbon Club organized a Handmade Paper bag Making and Designing Activity on the theme HIV-AIDS Awareness. Each paper bag was uniquely designed, carrying powerful messages and symbols that promoted sensitivity, compassion, and responsibility towards the cause. Overall, the event was an enriching experience that combinedCreativity with social responsibility, encouraging everyone to become advocates for change.
40	20.09.25	BANDS THAT SPEAK, HANDS THAT HEAL	17	The Red Ribbon Club of our college, in collaboration with the Gender Champion Club, recently organized an impactful activity titled “Bands that Speak, Hands that Heal” aimed at raising awareness about HIV/AIDS. Participants were encouraged to design and create wristbands that carried meaningful messages, symbols, and slogans highlighting the importance of HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and support.
41	21.09.25	MEDICATION OR COMPLICATION?	51	The Red Ribbon Club organized an interactive online activity titled 'Medication or Complication?' as part of its continuous efforts to create awareness about HIVAIDS.The game aimed to educate participants in an engaging manner by helping them identify the difference between prescribed medications and possible health complications linked to HIV-AIDS. The activitycombined learning with fun, making it easier for participants to retain essential information while also breaking the monotony of traditional awareness sessions
42	22.09.25	KITE MAKING AND DESIGNING	22	the Red Ribbon Club, in collaboration with the Gender Champion Club, organized a creative Kite Making and Designing Activity on the theme “Mental HealthMatters.” The event aimed at spreading awareness about the significance of mental health. Through their creativity, students highlighted key aspects such as breaking the stigma around mental health, supporting one another, and maintaining emotional balance in daily life.
43	23.09.25	Advocacy Meeting	60	The Red Ribbon Club (2025-26) hosted the Advocacy Meeting of Red Ribbon Club Coordinators under the guidance of Youth Services Department. Red Ribbon Club coordinators from different colleges attended the event. The program began with aspeech by our Treasurer, Gurleen Kaur Khangura, on the topic “Red Ribbon Club: ItsFoundation and Impact.” A floral welcome was then extended to Mr Davinder Singh Lotey (Deputy Director, Youth Services) and Dr. Saroj from the Civil Hospital. The Deputy Director Mr. Davinder Singh Lotey officially commenced the meeting and addressed the gathering on important issues such as HIV/AIDS awareness, blood donation, and drug abuse. Dr. Sarioj also enlightened the gathering on the grim issue of HIV/AIDS Spread and the stigma surrounding the issue. She highlighted the alternatives and the remedies to prevent the spread of the disease too.Later, each college Red Ribbon Club received funds of ₹7,000 to support their activities. The event concluded with a lunch served to all the coordinators. The entire program was successfully conducted under the guidance of our Red Ribbon Club coordinators, Dr. Sukhandeep Ma’am and Manpreet Ma’am.
44	24.09.25	Pot painting Competition	15	the Red Ribbon Club , in collaboration with the Gender Champion Club, organized a Pot Painting Competition on the theme ‘Drug Abuse’. The event was conducted with the objective of raising awareness about the harmful consequences of drug addiction and its devastating impact on individuals and society. Participated used their artistic skills to create powerful visuals and symbolic designs on pots that highlighted the ill-effects and life-crushing nature of substance abuse. Each artwork carried a strong message, reflecting the participants’ creativity and concern for this social issue. The competition not only provided a platform for self-expression but also inspired everyone present to stand against drug abuse and promote the vision of a healthy, drug-free community.
45	25.09.25	Awareness Rally on HIV AIDS	20	the Red Ribbon Club, organized an impactful Awareness Rally on HIV-AIDS in the college campus with the objective of sensitizing the youth about theimportance of prevention, early detection, and social acceptance of people living with HIV. Energetic chants and slogans echoed throughout the campus, drawing attention towards the urgent need for awareness and responsible behaviour. Volunteers highlighted key aspects such as the importance of safe practices, regular check-ups, and removing stigma associated with HIV-AIDS. The rally served not only as a medium of spreading knowledge but also as a platform to instil empathy and inclusivity among students. This initiative of the Red RibbonClub truly reinforced the message that awareness and understanding are the strongest tools in the fight against HIV-AIDS.
46	26.09.25	Jigsaw puzzle on drug abuse	20	the Red Ribbon Club, successfully conducted an Online Jigsaw Puzzle Activity on the theme “Drug Abuse” with the objective of spreading awareness in a fun and interactive manner. Participants were asked to solve it online and submit their screenshots upon completion. The puzzle was designed in such a way that it reflected the harmful impacts and destructive nature of drug abuse, thereby encouraging students to think deeply about the issue while engaging in the activity. This initiative not only tested the observation and problem-solving skills of the participants but also helped them understand the message in a creative way. By combining learning with participation, the event proved to be an effective awareness tool that promoted both knowledge and involvement among students.
47	27.09.25	Pen stand making activity	10	the Red Ribbon Club organized a creative Pen stand MakingActivity on the theme “Blood Donation and its Importance.” The event aimed to spreadawareness among students about the value of blood donation and how it can make a difference in saving lives. Students enthusiastically took part and designed beautiful pen stands decorated with slogans, symbols, and drawings that reflected the importance of donating blood. The activity not only gave them a chance to showcase their artistic skills butalso helped them to deeply understand the importance of voluntary blood donation as a noble service to humanity
48	28.09.25	Certificate designing competition	18	the Red Ribbon Club, organized an online Certificate DesigningCompetition based on the theme Red Ribbon Club. The competition was planned with the objective of giving students a creative platform to showcase their designing talent while at the same time spreading awareness about the club and its noble initiatives. Participants were encouraged to use their imagination and digital skills to create unique and meaningful certificate designs that highlighted the essence of the Red Ribbon Club and its values of awareness, service, and responsibility. The event witnessed active participation and enthusiastic responses, with students coming up with innovative and artistic ideas that reflected both creativity and social awareness.
49	29.09.25	Selfie booth	40	the Red Ribbon Club, organized a creative and interactive SelfieBooth Activity, where students enthusiastically participated by clicking pictures with a specially designed Instagram-themed frame promoting awareness on compassion, equality, and social responsibility. The booth not only served as a fun engagement spot but also carried strong messages like “Compassion Unites, Discrimination Divides,” inspiring everyone to spread positivity and inclusivity. Students actively posed with the frame, creating memorieswhile also supporting the noble cause, making the activity both enjoyable and meaningful.
50	30.09.25	Nukkad Natak	15	the Red Ribbon Club successfully organized a Nukkad Natak on the theme HIV Awareness and Drug Abuse with the objective of spreading social awareness in an engaging manner. Through the medium of street play, the performers highlighted the harmful effects of drug addiction on health, family, andsociety, while also drawing attention to its strong connection with the spread of HIV. The energetic performances, simple language, and impactful dialogues helped in grabbing the attention of the audience and conveying serious messages in a way that was easy to understand and remember. This activity not only educated people about the consequences of substance abuse and unsafe behaviour but also encouraged them toadopt healthier lifestyles and contribute towards building a responsible and aware community.
51	01.10.25	Decor your plate: making smart nutrition choice	08	the Red Ribbon Club of our college in collaboration with Gender Champion Club organized a Decoding Your Plate: Making Smart Nutrition Choices Activity to highlight the importance of maintaining a healthy, nutritious, and balanced diet. Participants were encouraged to create dishes that are not only healthy but also homemade, ensuring that they align with good nutrition practices. The activity allows for creative plating, giving participants the freedom to present their dishes in a way that is both visually appealing and reflective of their understanding of nutritious food choices. This event aims to raise awareness about the vital role of proper nutrition in leading a healthy lifestyle
52	02.10.25	Letter writing Activity	15	the Red Ribbon Club successfully organized a “Letter Writing Activity”, with the theme “Voices of Care, Letters of Compassion.” The activity encouraged students to pen down messages of love, strength, and encouragementfor HIV/AIDS patients, reminding them that they are not alone in their journey. Through this initiative, students conveyed feelings of care, hope, and positivity, using the power of words to spread comfort and support. The activity not only reflected the importance of compassion but also helped in creating awareness about standing with people living with HIV/AIDS, promoting empathy, and strengthening the spirit of togetherness.
53	03.10.25	Handprint pledge activity	25	the Red Ribbon Club conducted a “Handprint Pledge Activity” on the theme “Hands Off Drugs, Hands On Dreams” to spread awareness about saying no to drugs and focusing on positive goals in life. In this activity, participants made a colourful handprint on an A4 sheet and wrote a slogan or quote in the centre to express their commitment towards a drug-free life. They also shared pictures of their handprint sheet and themselves holding it, symbolizing their pledge. The activity was a creative way to encourage unity and inspire everyone to choose healthy and meaningful dreams over harmful habits.
54	04.10.25	Myth busting session	40	the Red Ribbon Club, conducted an engaging Myth Busting Session today with the objective of spreading awareness Participants actively took part in it by uncovering the truths hidden behind common myths. This not only helped in clearing common misconceptions but also made the session lively and participative. The initiative successfully created a platform for open dialogue, encouraged students to question myths, and motivated them to rely on accurate information. Overall, the session served as an effective step towards promoting awareness, responsibility, and a positive outlook among the youth.
55	05.10.25	T-shirt painting activity	18	the Red Ribbon Club conducted a T-Shirt Painting Activity on the theme “Voluntary Blood Donation” to promote awareness about the importance of donating blood and saving lives. The activity encouraged participants to creatively express their thoughts and messages through art, highlighting the spirit of compassion, generosity, and humanity. Through their vibrant designs and powerful slogans, students conveyed the noble cause of voluntary blood donation and inspired others to contribute to this life-saving act. The event successfully combined creativity with social responsibility, spreading awareness in an engaging and impactful way.
56	06.10.25	E-pamphlet designing activity	30	the Red Ribbon Club, organized an engaging E-Pamphlet Designing Activity on the theme “Drug Abuse and Awareness.” The activity aimed to encourage students to use their creativity and digital designing skills to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drugs and promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle. Participants showcased their ideas through informative and visually appealing pamphlets, reflecting strong messages against drug abuse. The event successfully combined creativity with social responsibility, inspiring students to contribute towards building a more aware and responsible society.
57	07.10.25	Online quiz on drug abuse	38	the Red Ribbon Club organized an Online Quiz on Drug Abuse titled “The Unfiltered Facts: A Drug Abuse Challenge.” The activity aimed to spread awareness about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to encourage students to gain factual knowledge on the subject. Participants attempted the quiz through the provided link, testing their awareness and understanding of drug-related issues. The event successfully promoted learning through engagement and highlighted the importance of staying informed and making healthy life choices.
58	08.10.25	City need daan utsav	40	the Red Ribbon Club celebrated City Needs Daan Utsav with great enthusiasm and a strong spirit of social responsibility to spread the kindness and generosity. As part of the celebration, a Donation Day was organized where volunteers came together to donate items wholeheartedly such as clothes, utensils, stationery, dry ration, and toys etc. and contributed something towards the welfare of the underprivileged. The initiative aimed to promote values of compassion and community service among students which reflected the collective effort of the college community to bring a positive change. The event highlighted the importance of sharing and caring for others, reminding everyone that even a small act of giving can make a positive difference in someone’s life
59	09.10.25	Spin the wheel	36	the Red Ribbon Club organised an engaging and educational activity titled “Spin the Wheel” to promote awareness about HIV/AIDS. The activity aimed to encourage students to learn about the topic in an interactive and enjoyable way. Participants took turns spinning a colourful wheel that featured a variety of questions related to HIV/AIDS, including its causes, prevention, and common misconceptions. Each participant then answered the question they landed on, helping to create a lively and informative atmosphere. The initiative not only tested students’ knowledge but also helped in spreading correct information and breaking myths surrounding the subject. Overall, the activity received enthusiastic participation andsuccessfully fostered awareness, curiosity, and a sense of responsibility among students.
60	10.1025	Seminar on HIV AIDS awareness	35	the Red Ribbon Club successfully concluded its60-day intensified campaign on HIV-AIDS Awareness with an enlightening Seminar on HIV-AIDS Awareness conducted by Dr. Tarunpreet Singh. The session aimed to spread awareness and educate students about the key aspects of HIV-AIDS, including its causes, modes of transmission, preventive measures, and the importance of eliminating stigma associated with the disease. The speaker shared valuable insights and practicalknowledge, encouraging participants to become responsible individuals who contribute to building a more aware and compassionate society. The seminar proved to be highly interactive and informative, leaving students motivated to spread the message of awareness further. To mark the end of this impactful campaign, a token of love and appreciation was presented to Dr. Tarunpreet Singh by our club coordinator Dr. Sukhandeep Kaur for his time and efforts towards promoting health education and awareness.
61	01.12.25	WorldAIDS day	15	the Red Ribbon Club of our college On the occasion of World AIDS Day, under the directions of Youth Services Ludhiana, organized a Slogan Writing Competition and a Poster Making Competitionto promote awareness about HIV/AIDS and encourage responsible youth engagement. The events saw an enthusiastic participation from students, who used powerful slogans and creative posters to highlight themes of prevention, stigma reduction, and compassion towards those affected by HIV/AIDS. Through these activities, the Club aimed to educate young people about the importance of safe practices, early testing, and community support. The initiative not only provided a platform for students to showcase their talent but also strengthened their understanding of social responsibility. Overall, theprogramme proved to be an impactful step towards spreading awareness and fostering a more informed and empathetic youth community.
62	26.01.26	Republic Day celebration	45	the Red Ribbon Club and the Gender Champion Club jointly celebrated the 77th Republic Day on 26th January 2026 with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit. The event began with the Flag Unfurling Ceremony, in which all volunteers, faculty members, and students participated wholeheartedly. The Honourable Principal Ma’am addressed the gathering and delivered an inspiring speech highlighting the importance of the Indian Constitution, the values of unity, equality, and justice, and the role of youth in building a responsible and inclusive nation. She encouraged students to remain disciplined, socially aware, and committed to national development. The programme created a sense of pride and responsibility among the volunteers. The celebration concluded with the National Anthem, filling the atmosphere with patriotism and respect for the nation.

Gender Champion Club

The Gender Champion Club is a Government sector program conducted by Ministry of Women and Child Development .The broad mandate of a Gender Champion is to provide an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to understand the social and cultural and constructions of gender that shape the experiences of women and men in society. The aim is to make young boys and girls gender sensitive and create positive social norms that value the girls and their rights.

Composition:

Year	Composition		No. of Students Enrolled
2022-2023	Program Officers (Teacher)	Office Bearers
2022-2023	1	1	60
2023-2024	3	8	60

Gender Champions Club Activities : Session 2023-24

Sr. No	Date	Activity	Description
1	12 August, 2023	International Youth Day	The students were awared regarding the importance of youth in changing the world through poster making and essay writing competition. Our guest speaker ,Mr.Parveen gave speech on the teaching of swami vivekanand ji.
2	14 August, 2023	Har Ghar Tiranga	Under Har Ghar Tiranga campaign students sent picture with their family holding national flag to commemorate 77th Independence day and remembered our unsung Heros.
3	14 August, 2023	Infertility in Humans	Madhavi Vashisht, our guest speaker gave a speech on the rising issues of infertility in human beings in the present time and awared our volunteers about it's casues, effects and preventions to safeguard ourselves.
4	15 August, 2023	Independence day	On the occasion of independence day, a speech was given by our worthy mam principal, Mrs. Suman Lata ji . She remembered our freedom fighters and encouraged students to keep them alive in their hearts through walking on their teachings.
5	2 January,2024	Lecture on woman Empowerment	In collabration with NSS Gender Champion club organised a lecture on women empowerment .Guest of honour BK Jyotsa delivered a lecture on topic: Women - World's Outstanding Men which motivated the volunteers and taught them the importance of women as Shakti
6	26 January,2024	Republic day	The Gender Champion Club pulsating with patriotic fervor, commemorated the 75th Republic Day in a ceremony replete with solemnity and grandeur. Principal mam graced the occasion as the chief guest, unfurled the tricolor with resolute hands, its vibrant hues unfurling against the azure sky like a testament to India's unwavering spirit. In her stirring address, she wove a narrative of India's glorious journey, highlighting the sacrifices of freedom fighters and the unwavering spirit of unity that stitched the diverse tapestry of our nation. The ceremony culminated with a collective pledge, led by the Principal, where each member of the club, voices resonating in unison, vowed to uphold the democratic spirit of national unity and peace. It was a moment etched in time, a powerful reminder of the collective responsibility we shoulder as citizens of this vibrant democracy.

SESSION 2024-25:

S.No.	Date	Topic of Activity	No. of Students Participated/Attended	Brief Summary
1.	15-08-2024	Independence Day	60	The Gender Champion Club celebrated Independence Day with full vigour and enthusiasm. The celebration instilled the values of patriotism and nationalism in volunteers. It made volunteers remember the sacrifices of our Freedom Fighters.
2.	21-08-2024	Registration on My Bharat Portal	60	The volunteers of Gender Champion Club registered themselves on My Bharat Portal, thus giving them the opportunity to know about recent government developments in the field of service. This further helps them to be a responsible and aware volunteer.
3.	04-09-2024	PPT Presentation on Cyber Awareness	25	The Gender Champion Club organised a PPT presentation competition on the theme of Cyber Awareness. The event highlighted the significance of being cyber secure in the ever evolving dynamic environment.
4.	21-09-2024	Nukkad Natak	50	The volunteers of Gender Champion Club performed a Nukkad Natak on the theme of Swachhta Hi Seva. The event showcased and highlighted the significance of cleanliness and sanitation.
5.	23-09-2024	Swachhta Hi Seva	25	Taking forward the spirit of Nukkad Natak, the volunteers of Gender Champion Club performed cleanliness and sanitation activity in the college campus, thus highlighting the significance of cleanliness begins from our own surroundings.
6.	27-09-2024	Red Ribbon Club Meeting	60	The volunteers of Gender Champion Club attended the advocacy meeting of the Red Ribbon Club, wherein they got to know about HIV/Aids, its causes, effects and social stigma in the society. Volunteers learnt to see beyond stigma and disease and thus move towards awareness.
7.	02-10-2024	Swachhta Diwas	55	The volunteers of Gender Champion Club in collaboration with the Nehru Yuva Kendra, Ludhiana celebrated Swachhta Diwas to commemorate the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, thus learning from his values and beliefs.
8.	09-10-2024	Pinktober	70	The Volunteers of Gender Champion Club celebrated Pinktober Day organised at Guru Nanak Bhawan under the theme: “Empowering Women, Saving Lives”. The event featured iconic Mahima Chaudhary spreading awareness about breast cancer and breaking stereotypes around it.
9.	12-01-2025	National Youth Day	20	The volunteers of Gender Champion Club celebrated National Youth Day by organising face painting competition on the theme: Youth Development. It showcased creativity and talent of volunteers in a unique way.
10.	24-01-2025 – 25-01-2025	National Voter’s Day	70	The volunteers of Gender Champion Club became a part of State Level National Voter’s Day celebration on 24^th and 25^th January. The first day witnessed state level quiz competition while the second day witnessed cultural event, prize distribution , pledge taking ceremony; emphasising the significance of electoral process and participation. It highlighted the role of a citizen in democratic process of the nation.

SESSION 2025-26:

Sr No.	Date	Topic Of Activity	No. ofParticipants/ students attended	Brief Summary
1	15-08-25	79^th Independence day	70	The Gender Champion Club celebrated 79^th Independence day where students learned about the sacrifices and struggles of our freedom fighters and the true value of freedom. The celebration inspired us to be responsible citizens and work towards the progress and unity of our nation.
2	10-08-25	Placard making competition	10	The Gender Champion Club organised Placard-Making Competition under the inspiring theme “Break Stereotypes, Bring Equality” showcasing powerful messages that challenge unfair labels and promote fairness for all. Participants creatively highlighted the importance of building a world where everyone is valued equally.
3	22-08-25	DIY bookmark mania	15	The Gender Champion Club organised “DIY Bookmark Mania” under the theme “Inspiring the Next Generation: Education and Youth in Action.” Participants enthusiastically designed unique and innovative bookmarks, reflecting their understanding of the importance of education.
4	27-08-25	Poster making competition	10	The Gender Champion Club organised the Poster-making Competition on the theme “HIV – AIDS : Test and Triumph” which encouraged students to express powerful messages about testing, early diagnosis, and hope through art, boosting awareness and compassion on campus. It nurtured leadership and empathy among participants, empowering them to become peer advocates for health and inclusion.
5	29-08-25	National sports day	12	The Gender Champion Club celebrated “National Sports Day” with great enthusiasm and spirit. The event was organized to mark the birth anniversary of Major Dhyan Chand, the legendary hockey player, and to highlight the importance of sports in building discipline, teamwork, and a healthy lifestyle. Exciting games such as Treasure Hunt and Lemon & Spoon Race were conducted.
6	01-09-25	Badge making competition	10	The Gender Champion Club in collaboration with Red Ribbon Club organised a Badge Making Competition on the theme: “Young India, Strong India”. A large number of participants showcased their talent by designing unique and meaningful badges
7	08-09-25	Handkerchief painting activity	10	The Gender Champion Club in collaboration with Red Ribbon Club organised “Handkerchief Painting Activity” under the themes ‘Respect is a Right, Not a Favor’ and ‘HIV Can’t Define Me’, aiming to raise awareness on important social issues like HIV stigma and importance of a gender neutral society. Participants were encouraged to express their creativity and reflect ideas of strength, resilience, equality, breaking HIV stigma and justice through their artwork
8	09-09-25	Hope tree activity	45	The Gender Champion Club, in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club, organized an activity named “Hope Tree” under the inspiring theme “Hope, Health, and Equality for All”. This activity encouraged participants to reflect on important social values by writing positive messages and aspirations on colorful papers, which were then attached to a tree. The main goal of the activity was to spread awareness about the significance of hope, good health, and gender equality in building a better future.
9	11-09-25	Grafitti event	40	The Gender Champion Club, organized a magnificent event named “Graffiti event”. This event provided an opportunity for students to creatively express their thoughts, suggestions, and messages supporting HIV/AIDS awareness for healthy and informed living as well as gender sensitivity and respect for a fair and equal society. Students enthusiastically participated by writing their suggestions.
10	14-09-25	Cartooning competition	10	The Gender Champion Club organized an online Cartooning Competition under the theme “Voices Against Harassment” to encourage participants to express their views on gender equality, respect, empowerment, justice, and dignity through creative and impactful cartoons.
11	17-09-25	Collage making activity	10	the Gender Champion Club, in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club, organised a collage making activity on the theme “One Nation, One Health.” The event aimed to raise awareness among students about the importance of unified efforts for health and well-being across the nation. The activity witnessed active participation from volunteers, who showed great enthusiasm and creativity.
12	20-08-25	Hand band making	10	The Gender Champion Club organised the activity “Bands that Speak, Hands that Heal.” The event was conducted with the purpose of spreading awareness about compassion, care, and equality about HIV/AIDS Survivors. Students enthusiastically participated in the activity with full energy and creativity. They prepared colourful and meaningful bands with thoughtful messages.
13	22-08-25	Kite making competition	10	The Gender Champion Club in collaboration with Red Ribbon Club successfully conducted a “Kite Making and Designing Activity” on the theme “Mental Health Matters”. The activity aimed to spread awareness about the importance of mental health through creativity and innovation. Students participated enthusiastically by designing beautiful and meaningful kites
14	24-09-25	Pot painting	6	The Gender Champion Club organized a “Pot Painting Competition” under the theme “Drug Abuse”, aiming to spread awareness about its harmful effects on mental and physical health. Students actively participated in this competition expressing their creativity through powerful designs and impactful messages.
15	29-09-25	Selfie booth	45	The Gender Champion Club organised a special Selfie Booth at the college campus, where students enthusiastically participated by clicking pictures with a specially designed Instagram-themed frame promoting and focusing on ideas of Awareness, Compassion, Equality and Inclusivity.
16	01-10-25	Decoding your plate making smart nutrition choices	8	The Gender Champion Club successfully conducted the activity “Decoding Your Plate: Making Smart Nutrition Choices” under the theme “Poshan Maah”. The main aim of the activity was to create awareness about the importance of a healthy, nutritious, and balanced diet. Volunteers enthusiastically participated by preparing homemade dishes that were both healthy and creative
17	05-10-25	T-shirt painting activity	9	The Gender Champion Club organized a T-Shirt Painting Activity on the theme “Voluntary Blood Donation”. The event aimed to promote awareness about the importance of donating blood voluntarily and saving lives through creative expression. Participants enthusiastically showcased their artistic skills by painting meaningful messages and designs on T-shirts with various colours.
18	08-10-25	Cityneeds Daan Utsav 4.0	40	The Gender Champion Club organised a Donation Drive under the ongoing CityNeeds Daan Utsav 4.0. The initiative was aimed at promoting the values of generosity, compassion, and social responsibility among students. As part of this, volunteers contributed wholeheartedly by donating a wide variety of useful items, including clothes, stationery, notebooks, books, toys, dry ration and medicines
19	26-01-26	Republic Day	70	The Gender Champion Club celebrated 77^th Republic Day with great pride and patriotism. The programme began with the unfurling of the National Flag, followed by the National Anthem. Speeches were delivered highlighting the significance of Republic Day and the importance of the Indian Constitution.

Environment and Swachh Society

Environment and swachh society of Government College for Girls Ludhiana aims to create awareness among students and masses regarding the importance of environment. Various activities like Van Mahotsav, Plantation Drive, Green and Clean Diwali and Cleanliness Drives are organized throughout the session to sensetise students regarding various environmental issues, so as to inculcate in them the qualities of a responsible citizen. Students are encouraged to avoid activities causing environmental degradation and adopt nature friendly lifestyle.

Activities:

Event	Date	Venue	Description

Van Mahotsav Day	7^th July, 2022	GCG Campus	The event was graced by principal mam and other staff members. A rally was marched in the premises promoting afforestation. Bountiful saplings were planted in the college garden by respected Principal Mam.
Ozone day and PPT competition	16^th September, 2022	Rusa Seminar Hall	The event took place in the college premises highlighting the significance of the need of protecting the ozone layer. Alongside, the society's installation ceremony took place where all the members were provided with their post badges.
Clean and Green Diwali Rally	17^th October, 2022	GCG Campus	A rally was carried out in the campus making tutees aware of the importance of playing a safe and clean Diwali in order to protect the environment.
Diwali Celebration	21^st October, 2022	Auditorium	An event was held in the college auditorium. The function was inaugurated with an auspicious lamp lightning ceremony by our worthy Principal mam and senior staff members. A couple of performances were presented by eves to grace the occasion.
Essay Writing Competition	20^th February, 2023	Zoology Department	Essay writing competition was held by environment and swachh society at GCG Campus in zoology lab on 20th Feb 2023 on the topic of ‘Environment issues and road safety’.
Closing Ceremony	13^th March, 2023	Auditorium	A Workshop was organized on "Vermicomposting techniques and practices" which was delivered by Dr. S.S. Hundal Ji Professor (retd.) former head of Dept. of Zoology PAU Ludhiana on the closing ceremony of environment and Swachh Society. The programme started with the floral welcome of the Guest by Resp. Principal Mrs. Suman Lata ji. Certificates were given to the winners of different activities and also to the office bearers. Last but not least college Principal Mrs. Suman Lata ji thanked the guest and graced the event with her peroration.
Marathon Run for Environment	27^th March,2023	GCG Campus	Government college for girls organized a Marathon Run for environment and humanity in which MLA Gurpreet Gogi ji came as chief guest and Principal Suman Lata ji also accompanied the students at the Marathon.
Van Mahotsav	5^thAugust 2023	GCG Campus	In a vibrant display of unity and environmental consciousness, the Environment and Swachh Society at Government College of Girls planted trees and spread awareness among students
Prevents and control of paddy straw burning	26^thAugust 2023	GCG Campus	The Environment and Swachh Society of Government College for Girls organized a dynamic and impactful event aimed at raising awareness about the harmful effects of stubble burning. This event, consisting of a green awareness rally and a compelling nukkad natak, united students, teachers, and the esteemed Madam Principal in a collective effort to promote sustainable practices.
College wide sustainability initiative	9^thSeptember 2023	GCG Campus	The Environment and Swachh Society spearheaded an event engaging 97 students in QR code-driven environmental awareness activities. This event marked the beginning of a broader effort to make our college more eco-friendly and sustainable
Ozone Day Rally	16^thSeptember 2023	GCG Campus	The Ozone Day rally was a vibrant and engaging event that drew the participation of students, faculty, and staff members. The rally aimed to educate and sensitize the participants and the public about the importance of ozone preservation and sustainable environmental practices.
Seminar on say no to Plastic	20^thSeptember 2023	GCG Campus	It was a significant step towards creating a sustainable and eco-friendly environment within our institution . students participated activelyin discussing their views and ideas through powerpoint presentations
Cleanliness Drive	23^thSeptember 2023	GCG Campus	In a vibrant display of unity and environmental consciousness, the Environment and Swachh Society at Government College of Girls , we cleaned the campus and spread awareness among students
Installation Ceremony	26^thSeptember 2023	GCG Campus	The installation ceremony of the Environment and Swachh Society, centered around the conservation of endangered species for environmental sustainability, was a significant event held at Government College for Girls, Ludhiana
Green diwali function	10^thNovember 2023	GCG Campus	The Green Diwali Function organized by the Environment and Swacch Society of Government College for Girls, Ludhiana unfolded as a vibrant and meaningful celebration
Environment Fair at Nehru Rose Garden	3rd February 2024	Nehru Rose Garden	A notable highlight of the fair was participation of 4 students from GCG who showcased there innovative project under compelling theme of "Ludhiana our Dream city".These projects anchored major issues like waste management, cleaning of buddha darya , pollution in city and was a success in engaging farmers and general public in fair.
Closing of Society: moment of Farewell	22^th March 2024	GCG Campus	we commemorate a journey marked by collaboration, dedication, and impactful change Thank you to each individual who played a part in the success of our Environment Society. Together, we have made a profound impact, and our journey towards a sustainable future.

SESSION: 2024-25

SR NO.	DATE OF EVENT	NAME OF ACTIVITY	DESCRIPTION	ORGANISED BY	NO. OF TEACHERS	NO. OF STUDENT
1	10-AUG-2024	VAN MAHOTSAV	THE EVENT AIMED TO ENHANCED THE CAMPUS GREEN COVER AND FOSTER A CULTURE OF ECOLOGICAL RESPONSIBILITY AMONG STUDENTS AND STAFF	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	5	25
2	2-OCT-2024	CLEANLINESS DRIVE	THIS EVENT SUCCESSFULLY HIGHLIGHTED THE COLLABORATIVE SPIRIT, INSPIRING EVERYONE TO CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS A CLEANER, GREENER ENVIRONMENT	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	10	30
3	16-OCT-2024	VISIT TO VERMI COMPOST PIT	THIS EVENT AIMED TO EXPLAIN THE IMPORTANCE OF MAINTAINING PROPER MOISTURE AND TEMPERATURE AND THE ECOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF REDUCING LANDFILL WASTE	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	6	25
4	16-OCT-2024	RALLY ON "SAY NO TO CRACKERS"	THE EVENT AIMED TO REDUCE THE STRESS FIRECRACKERS CAUSE TO ANIMALS AND RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT MAINTAINING SPACE AND ENVIRONMENTAL HARMONY DURING FESTIVALS	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	8	40
5	16-OCT-2024	PRESENTATION ON "SAY NO TO PLASTIC"	THIS EVENT AIMED TO INSPIRE STUDENTS TO TAKE PERSONAL ACTIONS FROM REDUCING PLASTIC USE IN DAILY LIFE TO INFLUENCING OTHERS TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE CHOICES	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	6	30
6	29-OCT-2024	GREEN DIWALI FUNCTION	THIS INAUGURAL GESTURE SET A WARM, INVITING TONE FOR THE ACTIVITIES . THE EVENT UNFOLDED WITH A SERIES OF THOUGHTFULLY ORGANISED PROGRAMS,HIGHLIGHTING UNITY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	45	85
7	29-OCT-2024	POSTER MAKING COMPETITION ON "SAY NO TO CRACKERS"	THIS EVENT HIGHLIGHTING THE HARMFUL EFFECTS OF FIRECRACKERS ON AIR QUALITY , NOISE LEVELSAND PUBLIC HEALTH .THIS COMPETITION ENCOURAGE STUDENTS TO THINK DEEPLY ABOUT THE EFFECTS OF THEIR ACTIONS, FOSTERING A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY TO CELEBRATE FESTIVALS WITHOUT ADDING TO AIR AND NOISE POLLUTION	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	10	25
8	29-OCT-2024	DIYA MAKING COMPETITION	THE DIYA MAKING COMPETITION CENTERED AROUND THE CONCEPT OF USING TRADITIONAL CLAY DIYAS AS AN ECO FRIENDLY WAY TO BRIGHTEN UP FESTIVALS	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	10	25
9	29-OCT-2024	RANGOLI MAKING COMPETITION	THIS COMPETITION INSPIRED STUDENTS TO EMBRACE ECO-FRIENDLY MATERIALS FOR DECORATIONS REMINDERING EVERYONE THAT SMALL CHOICES, LIKE USING ORGANIC COLORS CAN MAKE A SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCE	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	5	15
10	5-JUNE-2025	WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY CAMPAIGN	· WEBINAR ON SAY NO TO PLASTIC· POSTER MAKING ON PLASTIC FREE ENVIRONMENT· LECTURE ABOUT HARMFUL EFFECTS OF PLASTIC · PLANTATION DRIVE ON THEME-“PLANT 4 MOTHER” AND PLOGGERS DRIVE· PLEDGE TO REDUCE THE USAGE OF PLASTICS	ENVIRONMENT AND SWACH SOCIETY	5	40

Student Counselling Cell

The Student Counselling Cell at our college serves as a beacon of support and guidance, dedicated to enhancing the holistic well-being and academic success of our students. With a team of experienced and compassionate professionals, this cell provides a safe and confidential space for students to discuss their concerns, navigate challenges, and develop strategies for personal growth and success.

At the heart of our institution's commitment to student welfare, the Student Counselling Cell understands the multifaceted nature of a student's life journey. From academic stress to personal dilemmas, the cell is equipped to address a wide range of issues, fostering emotional resilience, psychological health, and effective coping mechanisms.

Composition:

Student Counselling Cell has a committee of 5 student member. Posts are as follow: President, Vice President, General Secretary, Joint Secretary and Treasurer. Students apply for these posts through Google forms with special mention of their academic and extra-curricular achievements. Staff members of Student Counselling Cell mutually select the appropriate candidates for all the above mentioned posts.

No. of Students Registered / Enrolled: Approximately 100 students enroll in Student Counselling Cell per year.

Activities Session :2022-23

Date	Activity	Resource Person	No. of Students Attended	Description
8-Oct-2022	Poster Making Competition on the occasion of World Mental Health Day	Mrs. Suman Lata, College Principal, was the chief guest for the event	30	The activity was conducted on the theme "Make Mental Health and Well-Being for all a Global Priority" to sensitize the students with various mental health issues and how to handle them effectively.
10-Oct-2022	Rally and Nukkad Natak on the occasion of World Mental Health Day	Mrs. Suman Lata, College Principal, was the chief guest for the event	95	A rally and nukkad natak "Zaroori Behad, Mansik Sehat" was organized to sensitize the students with various mental health problems and to understand the importance of having good mental health especially during stressful times.
10-Feb-2023	Shark Tank: The Mental Health Edition	Dr. (Mrs.) Shilpa Modi, Psychologist at KK Hospital, Ludhiana.	120	The event, based on reality TV business show Shark Tank, was organized where students presented their innovative business models to cater the need of mental health of the society. The Chief Guest for the event was Dr. (Mrs.) Shilpa Modi, Psychologist at KK Hospital Ludhiana, gave an informative lecture regarding the working of Suicide Prevention Helpline being run in the state of Punjab.
28-Apr-2023	Closing Ceremony	Mrs. Suman Lata, College Principal, was the chief guest for the event	5	The Office Bearers of Student Counselling Centre (Session 2022-23) were presented certificates and trophies as a token of appreciation for their efforts and hard work by college Principal Mrs. Suman Lata.

Activities Session :2025-26

S.No.	DATE	ACTIVITY	NO. OF PARTICIPANTS	DETAILS
1.	19^th August 2025	POSTER MAKING COMPETITION	36	A Poster Making Competition was organized on World Humanitarian Day in the college premises. The theme of the competition was “Be the Change You Wish to See”, encouraging students to creatively express their ideas on compassion, humanity, and positive change in society. WINNERS:First : Yashika BA (I) 2375Second : Simarpreet Kaur BA (II) 3031Third : Simranpreet Kaur BSc-NM (II) 911
2.	19^th September 2025	SLOGAN WRITING COMPETITION	26	A Slogan writing competition was organised online on the theme “PEACE WITHIN IS PEACE AROUND”. The aim of the competition was to encourage creativity among students and raise awareness through impactful and thought-provoking slogans. WINNERS:· First : Simranjeet Kaur (M.Sc. Cosmetology) 6630· Second : Anchita (B.Com II year) 1410· Third : Charu Nahar (B.Com TPM ) 4907
3.	10^th October 2025	REEL MAKING COMPETITION	23	To commemorate World Mental Health Day 2025, a Reel Making Competition was organized. The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of health and well-being, and to encourage creativity among students in expressing the theme of the year “GOOD MENTAL HEALTH IS A UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHT’’ WINNERS: · First – Manjit Kaur (BCom 2nd year 1479) · Second – Anushka (BCom 2nd year 1417) · Third – Roshni (Tpm 2nd year 4948)
4.	11^th November 2025	MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS QUIZ	More than 50	A Mental Health Awareness Quiz was organised to promote awareness and understanding of mental health among students. The initiative aimed to encourage open conversations, reduce stigma associated with mental health, and educate students about the importance of emotional wellbeing.
5.	24^th January 2025	REEL MAKING COMPETITION	20	A Reel Making Competition was organised on the theme “Ways to Get Relief from Stress and Anxiety,” The objective of the competition was to encourage students to creatively express healthy coping strategies and spread awareness about mental well-being. WINNERS:· First : Manjit Kaur (B.Com 2nd Year)· Second : Jashanpreet Kaur (B.A 3rd Year)· Third : Divya Tangri (B.A 1st Year)

Electoral Literacy Cell

An electoral literacy club is a group that promotes awareness and education about the electoral process. It helps people understand their voting rights and responsibilities. Moreover, it also encourages active participation in the democratic process. This club organizes various activities such as workshops, seminars, and campaigns to educate individuals about voting rights, electoral procedures and the importance of exercising their franchise. By promoting electoral literacy, this club empowers citizens to make informed decisions and contribute to the democratic functioning of their country.

Date	Activity	No. of Teachers	No. of Students
07-02-2023	Mock Youth Manifesto	12	300
23-01-2023	Poster- making	3	30
09-11-2022	Meeting of Staff and students with district administration	6	10

Date	Activity	No. of Teachers	No. of Students
13-09-2024	Poster Making	01	06
28-08-2024	Rally	02	55

SESSION:2025-26

SR NO.	DATE	ACTIVITY	JUDGES/MENTORS	NO. OF PARTICIPANTS	DETAILS
1	13th August, 2025	Oath taking ceremony			The event aimed to encourage students to exercise their right to vote and to create awareness about the importance of electoral participation in a democracy. During the ceremony, students took a collective oath to become responsible and informed voters, pledging to actively participate in the electoral process with integrity and awareness. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and served as a meaningful step towards fostering electoral literacy and civic responsibility among young citizens.
2	17th September, 2025	Logo making competition (Logocracy)	The competition was judged by Dr. Jasveer Kaur (HOD Bio-Chemistry Department, GCG Ludhiana)	13	LOGOCRACY: where creativity meets democracy’ was organized by the Electoral Literacy Club of the college where 13 students participated and showcased their creativity and generated electoral awareness through innovative logo designs.
3	17th October, 2025	Short video Challenge		7	On the occasion of International Day for the Eradication of Poverty a short video making challenge was organized in which participants creatively expressed how responsible voting can contribute towards reducing poverty and promoting equality. The activity aimed to sensitize students about the power of voting as a tool for social and economic change.
4	20th January, 2026	Declamation Competition	The event was judged by Assistant Professors, Mrs. Mandeep Kaur (English), Mrs. Kamaldeep Kaur (Punjabi), and Ms. Diksha (Library Department).	13	The competition was organized on the occasion of the 16th National Voters’ Day to promote voter awareness and understanding of citizens’ voting rights. A total of 13 students participated and shared their views on the theme “My India, My Vote.”The event witness enthusiastic participation and reflected the students’ commitment towards responsible citizenship.
5	25th January, 2026	16th National Voter's Day	Sh. Kulpreet Singh, PCS, ADC Jagraon-cum-District SVEEP Nodal Officer, Ludhiana as the Chief Guest along with other major dignitaries.		The 16th National Voters’ Day was celebrated with enthusiasm at Government College for Girls, Ludhiana, on 25th January 2026 to promote electoral awareness and democratic participation. The event was graced by Sh. Kulpreet Singh, PCS, ADC Jagraon-cum-District SVEEP Nodal Officer, Ludhiana as the Chief Guest along with other major dignitaries. The programme featured thought-provoking speeches by students, patriotic songs, a prize distribution ceremony, and a voters’ pledge administered to encourage responsible voting. A proud moment for GCG as Mr. Harjot Singh from Physics Department received the best nodal officer award.

Energy Club

Energy club has been constituted in the institution as per the instructions of Punjab Energy Development Agency, with the following objectives:

To sensitize the students regarding the Energy Efficiency and Energy Conservation.
To achieve the capacity building of students through awareness programmes.
To generate & disseminate awareness for judicious and sustainable consumption of energy.

To achieve the goals extra-curricular activities related to energy conservation and energy efficiency like- slogan writing, rallies, celebration of energy conservation week, energy conservation exhibition etc will be conducted. These measures would not only help in imparting knowledge on energy efficiency but also in its implementation in households and institutions to save energy.

Activity Session 2025-26

Serial No.	Date of the Event	Name of the activity	Description	Conducted by	No. of Teachers	No. of Students
1	August 19, 2025	Poster making competition	The Energy Club organized a Poster Making Competition on the theme “Viksit Bharat” with the objective of encouraging students to express their ideas and visions for a developed, self-reliant, and sustainable India. The competition provided a creative platform for students to showcase their artistic skills while highlighting important aspects such as renewable energy, environmental conservation, technological advancement, and responsible citizenship. Students from various streams participated enthusiastically, presenting thought-provoking posters that reflected innovation, national progress, and sustainable development. The activity successfully fostered creativity, awareness, and a sense of responsibility among students toward nation-building.	Energy club	4	20
2	August 29 , 2025	Tree plantation on Van Mahotsav	The Energy Club celebrated Van Mahotsav to promote awareness about the importance of trees and environmental conservation. The event aimed to in still a sense of responsibility among students toward protecting nature and maintaining ecological balance. As part of the celebration, students actively participated in plantation activities and awareness initiatives highlighting the role of trees in combating climate change, conserving biodiversity, and ensuring a sustainable future. The celebration encouraged eco-friendly values and reinforced the message that tree plantation is a vital step toward environmental sustainability.	Energy club in collab with Environment & Swachh society	8	45
3	September 29, 2025	Declamation competition	The Energy Club organized a Declamation Competition on the topic “Floods in Punjab: The Forgotten Lessons of 1988” to sensitize students about natural disasters and the importance of sustainable environmental practices. The competition provided a platform for students to express their views on the causes, consequences, and long-term lessons of the devastating floods, emphasizing disaster management, environmental degradation, and human responsibility. Participants presented their thoughts with confidence and clarity, demonstrating strong awareness and critical thinking. The event successfully enhanced students’ speaking skills while promoting environmental consciousness and historical awareness.	Energy club	3	15
4	October 17, 2025	Slogan making competition	The Energy Club organized a Green Diwali Celebration in the form of a Slogan Writing Competition on the theme “Save Energy, Celebrate Green Diwali” to promote eco-friendly and energy-efficient festive practices. The event aimed to spread awareness about reducing noise pollution, conserving electricity, and adopting sustainable alternatives during festivals. Students participated enthusiastically and presented impactful slogans advocating for a pollution-free and energy-conscious Diwali. The activity reinforced the importance of celebrating festivals responsibly while protecting the environment and conserving natural resources.	Energy club	10	30

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Career Counselling, Guidance and Placement Cell

Women Forum and Legal Literacy

Anti-Drug Society

Rotaract Club

Red Cross Society

Youth Club

Red Ribbon

Gender Champion Club

Environment and Swachh Society

Student Counselling Cell

Electoral Literacy Cell

Energy Club

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