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Alumni and Peer Mentoring coaching classes for aspirants of UGC-NET, JRF kickstarted on Nov 10,2022. in Government Home Science College, Chandigarh.These classes are being organised by placement cell of the college to facilitate better learning and mentoring to advance learners, students and alumni of the college. As many as 130 registrations were received from all over India.The classes are being conducted in online mode keeping in mind the busy schedule of participants. The mentor- educators are Ms. Akshata Verma, Asst Prof. Cum Ph. D. Scholar, Department of Family Resource Management, GHSC-10; Ms. Tania Sharma, Alumna and Asst. Prof., SD College, Chandigarh; Ms. Urvashi Khanna, Alumna and Ph.D. Research Scholar and a faculty in AAA Bright Academy and Dt. Anupreet Kaur Sobti, Alumna, Health and Nutrition Life Coach and Founder, Dietaura.In the first day of class, as many as 80 students attended the session. The students were oriented about the scope of UGC NET JRF, the exam pattern and the study plan for cracking this examination. The syllabus was also shared with the students which was followed by preparation session of Paper I. The students enthusiastically attended the classes and also cleared their doubts related to the topics. A great feedback was received from the students.Prof. Sudha Katyal, Principal, motivated the students and urged them to take full advantage of this 30-Hour crash course of UGC NET JRF kickstarted by the alumni of the college.
Taking into consideration the protocols and SOP’s issued by Govt. of India, Government Home Science College, Chandigarh organized one day special camp to motivate college staff to Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana on 25.11.2022 at 03.00 P.M. under the able guidance of the Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal.During the camp, employees of the college were informed about the physical and psychological benefits of Pradhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana in life by the officials of State Bank of India and Punjab National Bank respectively. Around 45 employees out of 90 below the age of 50 years got themselves registered for this yojana.
A National Library Week cum Children’s Day was celebrated by T. S. Central State Library Sector 17, Chandigarh to acquaint the students with the plethora of resources available in the libraries in India and around the world. Various events such as Poster- Making, Declamation contest were organized to inculcate the reading habits among students. Among other events, our students participated in Poster Making and Declamation completions organized on the theme of Importance of Book Reading. Livjot Kaur, a student of B.Sc. Home Science College performed exceptionally in the declamation contest and bagged first position in the event. Similarly, Palak from B.Sc. Home Science received consolation prize in the poster making event.The Principal of the College, Prof. Sudha Katyal, congratulated the students for achieving this remarkable feat and encouraged others to participate in such events.
One week long Children’s Day Celebrations finally culminated into Children’s Carnival today in the campus of Government Home Science College, Chandigarh. For the celebrations, the ground of ‘Chaitanya’ was turned into ‘Mela Arena’. The college runs an experimental school ‘Chaitanya’ Laboratory Nursery School having Pre-nursery & Nursery classes. Being under the Department of Human Development the school acts like a laboratory nursery school which provides enriching & stimulating environment to children through experiential learning for their holistic development.
Prof. Sudha Katyal, Principal of the college inaugurated the carnival. Home Scientists as young entrepreneurs displayed their skills and talents by putting up a number of stalls which included fun games for children, huge variety of nutritious munchies & snacks , live mock-tails, cotton candy, ice-cream, balloons, tattoo making, trampoline and joy & camel rides.
A huge footfall was seen during the carnival and inclusivity was focused upon as normal and special children (aged 01 year to 20 years) were invited from different schools. It was a day full of fun, frolic, dancing and creativity.Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal congratulated the students for putting up a great show and showcasing their skills and expertise thereby making an event a great success. She further applauded the efforts of the students and working towards ‘Earn While They Learn’. Prof. Katyal also congratulated the department of Human Development and Food & Nutrition for making collaborative efforts.
The team of French Dignitaries visited Government Home Science College today to see the heritage furniture present in the campus. The college has more than 170 pieces of heritage furniture and the items include wooden almirahs, catalogue, pigeon racks, newspaper stands, chairs with cross & straight legs, tables etc.
The French team comprised of Mrs. Brigittee Bouvier, Director at Foundation Le Corbusier, Mrs. Nathalie Chanvallion, Adjutant of the Gendarmerie in the French Central Director of the Judicial Police, Mrs. Maroussia Duraton, Conservation Scientist Preventive Conservation Department of the Research Centre of the French Museum, Mrs. Delphine Ellie-Lefebvre, Heritage Restorer specialized in Furniture & Preventive Conversation, Mrs. Benedicte Gandini, Conservation Architect,Le Corbusier Foundation, Mr. Jean-Christophe Simon, Architect and Inspector General of Historic Monuments for the French Ministryof Culture, Mr. Emmanuel Lebrun-Damiens
Counsellor for Education, Science and Culture (COCAC) at Embassy of French in India, Ms. Amandine Roggeman Cultural Attache at the French Institute in India, Ms. Ophelie Belin, Director of Alliance Fracaise, Chandigarh and Ms. Shilpi Sharma, Cultural Coordinator at Alliance Francaise Chandigarh. They visited all the departments of the college and inspected the heritage furniture thoroughly.Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal and other senior staff took them around and discussed the initiatives that can be implemented at the college level. The visit ended with a traditional lunch hosted by the college in college cafeteria run by students of the college. It was relished and highly appreciated by French team.
A ten days hands on skill training program in Needle Craft Techniques in collaboration with Singer India Limited kickstarted in Government Home Science College, Chandigarh, on November 17, 2022. The placement cell of the college is organising this training program to equip the students with skills of stitching, designing, cutting and making of designer apparels. Singer India Limited sponsored seven sewing machines and human resources exclusively to provide this training. More than 50 students of B.Sc (Fashion Designing), M.Sc (Clothing and Textiles) and PG Diploma in Fashion Designing attended the training program. On the first day of the program, Mr Amandeep Singh, area incharge Singer India, along with three expert trainers, trained the students in various seaming techniques including how to deal with different parts of the sewing machine, assembling and minor repairs. Students also learned 32 types of different stitches using different attachments on these machines. The students showed keen interest in learning different techniques of needle craft and participated with great enthusiasm.
Principal Prof. Sudha Katyal expressed her gratitude to Singer India limited for collaborating with the college for organising this hands-on training programme. She motivated the students to participate in such skill training programs as they help the students to acquire advanced skill sets and earn their livelihood.
Prof. Sudha Katyal, Principal of the college has been felicitated by Honourable Union Minister of State for Commerce and Industry, GOI, Sh. Som Parkash, IAS (Retd.) for her significant contribution in Aahar Kranti on November 12, 2022. The award ceremony was organised by Nivedita Trust, Chandigarh at M.C.M. D.AV. College for Women, Sector-36, Chandigarh.
Government Home Science College organised Investiture ceremony of the Student’s Council 2022 today in the college campus. The day began with great enthusiasm among the newly elected young leaders who pledged to serve the college for the ongoing session. In the recently held elections, Pawani emerged victorious in the race for the post of President, Riza Khan as the Vice-President and Sajahpreet Kaur was elected as Secretary cum Treasurer of the college. The members of the council took an oath to work towards upholding the values of integrity, discipline and morality and to commit themselves to serve the institution as well as fellow students.
Prof Sudha Katyal, Principal, congratulated the council and spoke about qualities of a good leader. She applauded them for their desire to serve the college and their fellow students. Prof. Katyal also suggested them to stay humble and grounded and be a true leader who can inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more.
Tanisha from B.Sc. Fashion Desinging 5th Semester won third prize in Bagh Embroidery in Inter-Zonal Youth & Heritage Festival held at Swami Premanand Mahavidyalaya, Mukerian from November 10-13, 2022. Principal of the college, Prof.Sudha Katyal congratulated the student and appreciated the efforts of mentors & the student for their hard work and dedication.
Vaani Kumari and Pratakshya Sharma of B.Sc. Home science 3rd Semester participated in State level Quiz Competition and won Consolidated Prize and received a prize money of Rs 3000/- The competition was organized by Chandigarh State AIDS Control Society at Hotel Park View, Sector-24 , Chandigarh on November 11, 2022. Principal of the college, Prof.Sudha Katyal congratulated the students and appreciated the efforts of mentors & the students for their hard work and dedication.
The Pledge: For Anti-Crackers Campaign
This Diwali, I plan to enjoy a festival of lights that future generations will want to emulate.
o I pledge not to light any fire crackers.
o I will spread awareness in my neighborhood by talking to people about noise and high decibels, air pollution, the burning sulphates and nitrates.
o I will use more diyas and lanterns to make my home festive, and rangolis that are more colorful than the momentary bursts of light in the sky!
o I want my Diwali free of the acrid smoke that I, and my family, are forced to breathe in every year, and the unexpected sounds of exploding firecrackers that raise heart rate and ruin sleep.
o I pledge not to make this Diwali about lung disease and skin burns, but, about having a wonderful time with family, friends, and good food and happiness!
So join us this season and say NO to firecrackers, and pledge to do your bit for your families and your city! :)
Poonam from B.Sc. Home Science 3rd Semester got second position in the Research Paper Writing Competition in the Undergraduate Category. The event was organized by Bhartiya Shikshan Mandal Yuva Aavam and Research for Resurgence Foundation. Further, she will represent Punjab in the upcoming Research Paper Writing Competition in the presence of Education Minister of India and other dignitaries in Delhi. Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal congratulated the student and her mentor Dr.Gaurav for bringing laurels to college.
The college is participating in “Mission waste to wealth”- Swarmani Youth Welfare Association, collaboration with the office of principle scientific advisor to the Government of India, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh, Chandigarh Pollution Control Committee and Development of Environment, Chandigarh which has started a project “Mission Waste to Wealth” aiming single use plastic free society and E-waste management to make our “City Beautiful greener and cleaner”. Waste collection drive was held in three phases in college premises. Following activities has been completed by the faculty and students of the college:-
Under this project college has appointed GREEN AMBASSADORS. Green ambassadors along with their teacher In-charge had been invited for training session from the college. In the training session they have trained regarding the procedure of waste disposal by the government authorized recyclers and unauthorized recyclers so that they know where their collected waste would end up.
The Green ambassadors further provided this training to their team back and also sensitized all the students about this mission. They further trained rest students of the college regarding the ill effect of plastic and e- waste pollution to achieve minimization of usage of plastic and reduction in e- waste.
Arrangements has been made for the success of this project -
Color coded dustbins for example black for e-waste, blue for plastic waste and green for wet waste has been arranged in the college for the waste collection.
Proper segregation of waste as per the type of waste (Biodegradable and Non- Bio degradable) is being done in the college campus.
Activities under Phase I
“MISSION WASTE TO WEALTH” was launched in the college premises for the segregation of single use plastic and e-waste management by Swarmani Youth Welfare Association U.T. Chandigarh on 18th May 2022 at 12:20 pm. Students displayed their posters related to e-waste and ban on single use plastic waste on 18th May 2022 for the sensitization of about the hazards of e-waste and plastic waste.On every Wednesday, students and college staff members donate plastic waste and e- waste in the designated area. Around 40-50 kg waste material has been collected in college till now. Glimpse of waste collection in Phase I:
Activities under Phase II
Faculty and students of college contributed towards Waste to Wealth Mission “Lets make our Chandigarh Single use plastic and E-waste Free” organized by Swarmani Youth Welfare Association U.T. CHD. The environment society “Harita” of Government Home Science College, Sec-10, Chandigarh, along with the faculty members and students of college contributed towards the collection of Single use plastic and E-waste in the college premises on 10th October 2022. Plastic waste such as old CDs, PET bottles, Plastic packaging, FMCG wrappers and e-waste such as old and broken mobile phones, batteries, electric circuits, coils, wires etc. were collected under this mission. Principal of the college Prof. Sudha Katyal sensitized the students about the hazards of plastic and e-waste and encouraged them to practice the waste segregation at their premises. Glimpses of waste collection in phase II:
Activities under Phase III
Collection of waste under “Mission Waste to Wealth” organized by Swarmani Youth Welfare Association U.T. CHD. The environment society “Harita” of Government Home Science College, Sec-10 submitted all the collected plastic and e- waste to the Swarmani Youth Welfare Association U.T. CHD on 18th October 2022. Students and faculty participated enthusiastically in the collection drive. College successfully completed this project under three phases. Principal of the college Prof. Sudha Katyal encouraged faculties and students in this activity.
On the second day of the ongoing Zonal Youth and Heritage Festival at Guru Gobind Singh College for Women, Sector-26, Chandigarh, the college participated in a host of activities.In the heritage arts and crafts category, Tanisha of Bsc FD fifth semester got the first prize in Baagh making. Anchal of Bsc Fashion Designing Fifth semester, Babli of Msc CT first semester and Mitali of Bsc FD fifth semester won second prize in phulkari, pakhi making and crochet respectively. In the mime category, Bhawna was awarded the third prize in the individual category.Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal congratulated the prize winners and appreciated the efforts put in by the students and their mentors.
A Plastic Collection Drive organised by NSS Wing of Government Home Science College, Sector-10, Chandigarh in College Campus and Sector-15, Chandigarh. The collected plastic waste was handed over to the Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh.
Waste collection drive under“Mission Waste to Wealth”was organized by Swarmani Youth Welfare Association U.T. Chandigarh at Government Home Science College,Sec-10, Chandigarh on 18.10.2022. The environment society“Harita” of the college submitted Plastic Waste and E-waste to the waste collection pick-up van. The students and faculty participated enthusiastically in this waste to wealth collection drive and College successfully completed this project under the able guidance of the Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal, who encouraged the students, faculty members, non-teaching staff and support staff to follow waste segregation and safe waste disposal practices in our day-to-day life for a clean and green environment.
Student Council Elections were held as per Panjab University rules and guidelines at Government Home Science College, Sec-10, Chandigarh on 18 October 2022. The candidates were given a fair opportunity to campaign and motivate other students to be a part of the election process. Prof. Sudha Katyal congratulated the winners and emphasized the significance of such positions as they bring a lot of responsibilities. She urged the students to perform to the best of their abilities.
The following were selected as the college council:
Post Name
President Pawani Bajaj
Vice president Riza khan
Secretary cum Treasurer Sehajpreet Kaur
Literary Inchargen Livjot Kaur
Cultural Incharge Archita Bansal
Press Incharge Akanksha Rakheja
Sports Incharge Preeti Yadav
Environment Incharge Rhythm khanna
NCC Incharge Saloni gupta
NSS Incharge Anjali Kadian & Kaitigga Sharma
Placement Incharge- Kanika & Dakshpreet kaur
C.R-MSC Kanishka
C.R-BSC-HSC-III yr Avleen Kaur
C.R-FD-HSC-III yr Kiran Kaushik
C.R-BsC-HSC-II yr, SEC-A Vaani
C.R-BsC-HSC-II yr, SEC-B Rajvinder Kaur
C.R-BsC-FD-II yr Isha
C.R-BsC-HSC-I yr, SEC-A Renu
C.R-BsC-HSC-I yr, SEC-B Mannat
C.R-BsC-FD-I yr Sharishti
In sync with the theme of Atam Nirbhar Bharat, Home Science College organized a Diwali Mela today at the campus. The Mela provided a platform to students to showcase their creativity and talent. It was an opportunity to help them explore their entrepreneurial skills. Mr Himanshu, Manager, SIDBI, Mr. Amit Maurya, Manager SIDBI and Ms. Sunita from SIDBI were special Guests to grace the occasion. Various other dignitaries from SBI and Singer Machines India , also visited the mela.This mela promoted the use of sustainable products like Dupattas dyed with waste flowers from temple and use of organic colours like beetroot and turmeric in tie and dye utility products, Tote bags and purses made from used jeans. A stall displaying Ganpati jis, Torans and Floaters, decorative Diya’s , jute bags and wall hangings in vibrant colors created festive fervour and mood among all. There were around 30 stalls with various products ranging from home cooked eatables like Pav Bhaji, Pani Poori, choclate shakes, and other snacks to various innovative products like raisin art jewellery, ornaments such as earrings, neckpieces, rings along with hand-painted T-shirts, Gift boxes and stylish bags.
The centre of attraction was the stall displaying handmade candles and home decor made by the specially abled children and sold by the college students to help them and do their bit for a noble cause. Students from Ladakh sold special handmade momos and witnessed brisk sales. A great response was received from all the stalls as they experienced huge sales and most of their items were sold out. Principal, Prof. Sudha Katyal appreciated the efforts put in by the staff of placement and entrepreneurship development cell and students. She motivated them to keep up the good work and work towards to Earn while they Learn.
The Placement cell of Govt. Home Science College Sec 10 Chandigarh organized a talk on Health & Wellness practices among young girls in collaboration with Nestle on 17/10/22. Ms. Shivali, an alumna of the college and nutrition expert at Nestle, delivered the talk. She gave an in-depth insight into the vital role played by various nutrients in our body. The nutrition expert talked about nutrient classification dividing them into 2 categories; the macro and micronutrients and their requirements in a healthy body. She also described the need for calorie intake and natural sources of various nutrients. While concluding, she discussed the importance of reading of food labels given on the packet of every food product. All the Students attended this seminar with full concentration and discipline. They learned many new things which they can take care of and crucial for living a healthy & happy life.Principal Prof. Sudha Katyal encouraged the participants for taking a healthy step in their lives and expressed her gratitude to Nestle for creating awareness of nutrition and health among students.
The students of Government Home Science College bagged many prizes in various competitions of Music and Fine Arts held on the first day of Zonal Youth and Heritage Festival held at Guru Gobind Singh College for Women, Sector 26, Chandigarh on October 17, 2022. In Music, Kashika bagged first prize in Geet Category. The college secured second position in both Group Bhajan category and Group Song category. Kashish from B.Sc. Home Science got individual second prize in the Group Bhajan Category.In the category of Fine Arts, Simran and Shabd Khanna won third position in cartooning and clay modelling respectively. Furthermore, Akanksha Rakheja won second position in the event of Rangoli.Prof. Sudha Katyal, Principal of the college, congratulated the winners and highly appreciated the efforts of students and their mentors for their extreme hard work and dedication.
Govt. Home Science College organized a week long Heritage cum Tex - style week in the Department of Clothing and Textiles from October 7" to 14 2022. Various activities were held during this week like demonstrations of Traditional Embroideries like Bagh, Phulkari and Dasuti.Various competitions focusing on sustainability and skill development were held like tie and dye cushions, Tote Bags with waste denim, utility boxes with waste fabric, Jute wall frames, file bags with Patch work and appliqué and T-shirt Painting.Students participated with full enthusiasm.One-day Work shop by Pidilite and a workshop on Textile art was also held during this week.Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal, appreciated the work of students and also encouraged them to be self reliant and polish their skills to become successful entrepreneur.
As a part of TEX-STYLE Week by the Panache Club of clothing and textiles department of Government Home Science College, a pidilte fevicryl workshop was organised in the department for the students of B. sc Fashion Designing, M. Sc. CT and Post Graduate Diploma in Fashion Designing. In this workshop the students were taught different fabric art techniques related to home decor. The workshop was taken by expert fevicryl teacher Ms. Jaya Duggal in which she taught patchwork and applique work with no-sew technique on cushion cover, sling bag, tote bag and garments. The students enthusiastically participated in the workshop. She also showcased a variety of articles made using different fevicryl products like wallpanels, coasters, mandala, decoupage, mirror art, jute decor, embroideries and many more.Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal encouraged the students to develop their creative skills and to come up with more such innovative ideas in designing of fabric and it's manipulation and also to create the best out of the available material.
A Workshop on ‘Textile Art’ was organized as a part of Tex-Style Week Celebrations by Panache club of Clothing and Textiles Department of the college. The workshop was organised for the students of M.Sc.(Clothing and Textiles), PG Diploma in Fashion Designing and B.Sc.(Fashion Designing). The resource person of workshop was Ms. Rajdeep Kaur, Assistant Professor, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara. The Alumna of our college briefed students about the process of textile art. She focused on the basic step of fabric construction and different raw materials which can be utilized to generate ideas for textile art. The workshop aimed to inspire the creativity in students and it also give them direction to express their ideas in the process of creation of textile art.Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal applauded the efforts of the department and also encouraged students to participate in such workshops so as to hone their entrepreneurial skills.
The Placement and Entrepreneurship Development cell of Govt. Home Science College Sec 10, Chandigarh organized Karwa Chauth Exhibition cum Mela on 12th October 2022.The main objective of this mela was to provide a platform to the budding entrepreneurs of the college to sell their innovative handmade products and to earn while they learn. The mela also motivated the students to enhance the skills of entrepreneurship by reselling many items and earning profits. There were more than 25 stalls of different items consisting of suits, hand painted dupattas, hand-made candles, raisin art items, jewellery, accessories etc. The stall of mehndi became very popular as almost all the faculty members and students and even the outsiders from other colleges got mehndi applied on their hands by these girls. The main attraction of the exhibition was handmade eco-friendly candles exhibited by the 3rd year.
The items made from raisin art in the form of jewellery, key rings and paintings by the student of Bsc 3rd year also attracted a huge crowd. All the students enthusiastically participated in the exhibition and earned profits by selling their handmade items. Thus, the exhibition helped the students to learn the skills of selling and earning. The principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal appreciated the efforts of the students in putting up this grand show in festive fervour and displaying their innovative items in the college. She also applauded the efforts of the Placement and Entrepreneurship Developmental Cell. The event turned out to be a perfect combo of learning with surplus earning.
The environment society "Harita" of Government Home Science College, Chandigarh, along with the faculty and students contributed towards the Waste to Wealth Mission "Lets make our Chandigarh Single Use Plastic and E-waste Free” being organised by Swarmani Youth Welfare Association U.T. Chandigarh. A waste collection drive was organized in the college premises on 10th October 2022. Single use plastic waste such as old CDs, PET bottles, Plastic packaging and wrappers and E-waste such as old and broken mobile phones, batteries, torch, electric circuits and switches, coils, wires etc. were collected under this drive.Principal of the college Prof. Sudha Katyal sensitized the students about the hazards of unsafe disposal of plastic and e-waste into the landfills. She encouraged the students to practice waste segregation and safe waste disposal at their homes and public spaces so as to contribute towards a clean and green environment.
Government Home Science College organised talent hunt competition for the freshers today. The day witnessed a host of activities which included singing, folk as well as contemporary dances. More than 160 students gave mesmerizing performances. Prabhjot of B.Sc. FD bagged the first prize in the dance category whereas Kashika B.Sc. H.Sc. was awarded first prize in singing. Principal Prof Sudha Katyal congratulated the students on their stupendous performances and encouraged them to be connected with their culture, heritage and tradition.
The Environment Society- Harita, of Government Home Science College organized an Inter-college competitions like Jute Bag Painting and Collage Making to mark the Wildlife Week Celebration sponsored by Dept of Environment, Chandigarh Administration. The theme of the event was "Recovering Key Species for Ecosystem Restoration." The rationale of the event was to raise awareness among the various stakeholders about the dire need for the protection of wildlife to maintain our ecosystem.The event got an overwhelming response as more than 50 students participated in the competitions. Alignign with the vision and mission of the Indian Wildlife Council, students were informed about the several national parks and wildlife sanctuaries wherein endangered speices are nutrured as well as protected from unnecessary killings.
The Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal, applauded the efforts of the participants for their powerful depiction of the importance of Wildlife and the need to conserve and protect it. She furhter emphasized that students should playa proactive role in sensitizing the community to come together for protecting our wildlife and reiterated that such events go a long way to encourage the masses to save a large number of animals by not killing them for their own food or for other purposes.
Government Home Science college actively observed Poshan Maah in the month of September. Various activities were conducted to help spread the message of good nutrition and healthy eating.The Msc students of the Department of Foods and Nutrition kickstarted the cafeteria as part of their curriculum of Institutional Food Service Management. This activity helps the students in setting up and running large scale food service establishments.The dish of the day was Maska Chaska Bun with a healthier twist. The cafeteria was visited and enjoyed by a large number of staff and students.Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal encouraged the students to avail opportunities not only to spread the message of healthy eating but also to earn while they learn
As part of the ongoing celebrations of Poshan Maah, the students of Department of Human Development displayed a Nukkad Natak on the campus today.The theme of the Natak revolved around importance of healthy eating for the pregnant mother and for the child especially during first 1000 years of birth. With scenes enacted from real life moments, the natak was an interesting watch with successfully spreading the message of healthy eating.Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal congratulated the students for putting up such a successful show which had an impactful meaning of spreading the message of good nutrition.
The students of Department of Foods and Nutrition prepared and sold commonly consumed recipes with a healthy twist in the month of September as part of Poshan Maah celebrations.This activity aimed at providing a hands on experience of food catering to the students, generating awareness amongst staff and students of the college about millets and helping the students earn while they learn. Today on the campus, whole wheat white sauce vegetable pasta was served. The dish was relished by one and all. Principal of the college Prof Sudha Katyal appreciated the month long efforts of the students and their aim to inculcate healthy eating habits
WHO has rightly defined heath as a complete state of physical, mental and social well being. Keeping these factors in mind and ensuring holistic health, Government Home Science College organised a holistic health mela as part of ongoing celebrations of Poshan Maah.The mela started with a talk on cyber crime, women safety and self defence techniques by Inspector Mini Bhardwaj and the team from SWAYAM. They talked about netiqettes that need to be followed while using social media. She also spoke about women safety and awareness and her team demonstrated simple techniques of self defence.
Dr. Rachna Abrol, consultant obstetrician and gynecologist in Sector 22, Chandigarh spoke about common reproductive problems experienced by adolescent girls. Dr. Sheetal, an Ayurvedic consultant discussed holistic healing through ayurveda and diet plans according to Ayurvedic personality types. Dr. Ameeka Tulla, Dentist from Way2Smile dental clinic in Panchkula also carried out dental check up and consultation. The students of Department of Foods and Nutrition also set up a Diet Clinic along with sale of healthy commonly consumed Channa Kulcha prepared with a twist.
All the experts gave one on one consultation to all the staff and students of the college. More than 100 beneficiaries participated in the health camp and availed all the services.Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal encouraged the students and staff to benefit from such activities conducted on the campus and urged them to keep themselves healthy and safe.
The placement cell of Govt Home Science College in collaboration with Skill Labs Pvt. Ltd organised a "Skill Enhancement and Start-Up Building Session" for its students as a part of its MOU with this start-up. The focus of the session was to orient the students with the basic know-how of entrepreneurial/ startup journey. The resource person for the session was Dr Himesh Sharma, Director and founder of Skill Labs. Dr. Himesh started the session by introducing the students with various traits of an entrepreneur. He motivated the students to build up their own start-ups by citing examples of various successful entrepreneurs. As many approximately 100 undergraduate and postgraduate students participated in the session. Dr. Himesh added that many start-ups fail because their business ideas are not in concurrence with demand of real-life customers. A budding entrepreneur will be successful in establishing a suitable business model only when he identifies the demands of customers and its potential market.
Later in the session, final year students and budding entrepreneurs of the college showcased their exquisite handmade innovative productsto the resource person. Dr. Himesh suggested them various ways of selling those handmade items based on business to business model (B2B) and business to customer model (B2C).Skills labs assured the students for providing handholding in setting up microenterprises.
Principal Prof Sudha Katyalsaid that innovation and entrepreneurship is the need of hour and urgedthe students to explore their unhidden talentss to appraise themselves as successful entrepreneurs.
As a part of the ongoing celebrations of Poshan Maah, the students of Dietitics prepared and sold nutritious commonly consumed recipes by adding millets and other healthy ingredients for the whole month of September.Healthy Macaroni was sold on the campus today. It was thoroughly enjoyed by all the staff and students and a huge footfall was experienced.
Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal encouraged the students and applauded them for their month long efforts in spreading the message of healthy eating as well as earning while learning
The Literary Society of Government Home Science college organized Literary Patchwork’22 within the premises of the college. The rationale was to provide a space wherein students can showcase their creativity and hidden potential without any inhibitions. The plethora of activities such as Debate, Elocution, Poem Recitation, Short-story, Essay-writing, Poem-writing and Hand-writing competitions were held to provide a launchpad to the students to excel in the coc-curricukar activites. From self compsed poems to the fiery debate, students presented their ideas on the diversified topics with full vigour and enthusiasm. Through these activites, students were encouraged to think beyond the conventional parameters.The events got an overwhelming response as more than 180 students participated in different activities.
The Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal, applauded the efforts of the organizing committee, participants as well as vounteers for the successful completion of the event. She further emphasized that participation in such activites help in the holistic development of the stuents.
A puppet show was performed by the students of Government Home Science College, Department of Extension Education, as a part of ongoing poshan maah celebrations.A large number of audience enthusiastically enjoyed the colourful puppets imparting knowledge on various aspects of adolescent health. The performance was very enjoyable as well as informative. It was followed by an interactive session where the audience shared their experiences and gave feedback.Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal, encouraged the students to come up with innovative aids to help spread knowledge on social issues
The students of B. Sc. Dietitics today prepared a healthier version of a popularly consumed street food - Aloo Tikki Chaat and sold it on the campus.The aloo tikki was made nutritious by adding vegetables in it and binding it with millet flour. Beetroot and sprouts were used for garnishing as well. The dish was thoroughly enjoyed by the staff and students of the college.Prof. Sudha Katyal, Principal of the college urged the students to keep spreading the message of healthy eating by making more such nutritious recipes.
As part of the ongoing celebrations of Poshan Maah, the students of Department of Foods and Nutrition prepare, display, demonstrate and sell healthy recipes to create awareness amongst the staff and students of the college on the campus.Today's dish was healthy burgers made by incorporating vegetables, potatoes and paneer as well as mint chutney. The stall saw a brisk sale with more than 60 pieces being sold.Principal of the college, Prof Sudha Katyal encouraged the students to come up with more such innovative recipes and learn the idiosyncrasies of setting up a food stall to help them earn while they lean
To promote the use of millets and their consumption in our daily diets, Government Home Science College organised a cookery competition using millets as the main ingredient as part of the Poshan Maah celebrations.A wide array of more than 40delectable and innovative recipes were prepared by the students ranging from Mexican millet cups to Bajra Panjiri, Sanwa kheer and Jowar laddoo.
Prizes were awarded on the basis of innovation, taste, nutritive value and display. Three consolation prizes were awarded to Larfgeet of Msc Foods and Nutrition, Rianshu of Msc Foods and Nutrition and Anjali of Bsc Dietitics for their preparations of bajra cutlets, sanwa kheer and barnyard pudding.The first three prizes were all bagged by the Bsc Home Science first semester students. Saumya won the first prize for her Ragi gingerbread house, Harjyot for Millets Laddoo and Ishita won the first prize for Millet Panjiri.Principal Prof. Sudha Katyal, congratulated all the prize winners and encouraged them to incorporate millets in innovative ways in their daily diets
The B.Sc. Dietitics students of Department of Food and Nutrition today prepared healthy papdi chaat using ragi millet. This month long activity of preparation and sale of nutritious snacks on the campus during Poshan Maah aims to generate awareness on commonly consumed recipes that can be made more healthier by incorporating millets and other important nutrients. The stall got a great response from all staff and students of the college. Principal of the college, Prof. Sudha Katyal motivated the students to come up with more innovative recipes and inculcate healthy eating habits
A ten days(7/9/22 to 16/9/22) Employability Skill Training Program was successfully concluded in Government Home Science College. The Program was organised by placement cell of the college in collaboration with Naandi Foundation and Mahindra Pride Classroom. The training program trained the students in resume writing, group discussions, digital marketing, stress coping strategies and LinkedIn profile building . Such training programs play an important role in the development of the students’ overall personality, thereby enhancing their career prospects. More than 50 students of B.Sc. (Home Science )and M.Sc. (Home Science) successfully completed the training program. Principal Prof. Sudha Katyal along with Ms Deepika trainer of the program, felicitated the students with trophies and booklets on its successful completion. She congratulated and applauded the efforts of the organising committee and all the participants for their active participation.
