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It is a matter of pride for Khalsa College Patiala that the college girls playing as a team of Punjabi University have won the gold medal by winning the final competition of Volleyball in the Khelo India University Games which are being held in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. It is worth mentioning that 6 players in this team which are Swetha (Team Captain), Purana Shukla, Indra, Jyotika Chandel, Riya Srivastava and Chintamani are students of Khalsa College, Patiala. In the final competition, the team won the honor by defeating the Adams University Kolkata, team of West Bengal.  On this auspicious occasion, the college principal Dr.  Dharminder Singh Ubha said that I congratulate the coach of the team Rachna, assistant coach Poonam, the dean of sports Dr. Gursharan Singh Gill,  these players and everyone who is associated with the college. On this occasion, he also congratulated the parents of the college player's on this proud achievement.

S. Surjit Singh Rakhra, Honorary Secretary College Governing Body and Former minister of Punjab Government  congratulated the College Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Dr. Gursharan Singh Gill, the entire staff, students and their parents on the historic occasion of the collage achievement. He said that this victory achieved by the students of the college is a witness of the fact that Khalsa College Patiala is making great strides in the field of education as well as sports.  Expressing hope, he said that these female students of Khalsa College will brighten the name of the college and the country by participating in international competitions.

College Dean Sports Dr. Gursharan Singh Gill congratulated the team's coach Rachna ji, assistant coach Poonam and the players. He said that only due to their hard work and dedication we have managed to achieve this great achievement. He also said that it is the result of continuous  hardwork that our students have achieved this honour by performing their best in  sports. On this occasion, he also congratulated the other players of the team

According to the instructions received from N.C.C Directorate Chandigarh and under the able leadership of the Commanding Officer, Naval Wing and Air Wing, a lecture was organized on the topic of Stubble Burning by Naval and Air Wing of Khalsa College Patiala.  In this program, the head of the Public Administration Department from Khalsa College Patiala Dr.  Poonamdeep Singh participated.  Speaking on this ocassion, he explained about the policies of the government and said that clean  environment is very important for human life.  Over the past few years, we have been  getting  away from our nature.  That day is not far when the temperature of the planet will increase drastically due to the activities like stubble burning and the entire population will get affected adversely.  On this occasion, the college principal Dr.  Dharminder Singh Ubha ji said that the need of the hour is to take care of our natural resources.  He said that people should realize that nature is our lap in which we are safe and if we burn waste products and other products, it will increase the temperature of the earth and create the problem of pollution.  We should preserve our nature so that the human life of the earth remains and the future generations remain safe.  At the end of the event, Air Wing Flying Officer Prof.  Baldev Singh and Naval Wing Sub-Lieutenant (Indian Navy), Dr.  Sarabjit Singh thanked all the guests. In the event  NCC  Air and Naval wing cadets finally had a conversation with the speaker, vowing not to waste any natural resources in future.  All the cadets of NCC were present on this occasion.

GSSDGS Khalsa College Patiala organised a convocation to award degrees to students who have completed their courses.  In the convocation degrees were awarded to 230 post-graduation and 240 undergraduate students. Sh. Surjit Singh Rakhra, Honorary Secretary College Governing Body and former Minister, Punjab Government was the chief guest. Sh. Satwinder Singh Tohra, Member College Governing Body and Member Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Sri Amritsar Sahib,was the special guest in this function.  

While addressing the students, Sh. Surjit Singh Rakhra said that the moment of completion of any work is immensely satisfying and its memory remains with us always.  While congratulating the students,, he said that the students have completed one phase of life and now they are going to enter the next phase of life where many types of responsibilities will fall on them and the education which they received from Khalsa College will help them in fulfilling those responsibilities. He also emphasised that there is always a scope to learn something new in life under all circumstances.

Sh.Satwinder Singh Tohra congratulated the students on the auspicious occasion saying that today is a proud moment not only for the students but also for their parents. With the support and co-operation of their parents, the students worked hard for attaining this success.

Dr.  Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal, Khalsa College Patiala said on the occasion that Khalsa College Patiala always tries to ensure that when their students get their degrees, they have all-round expertise in terms of knowledge as well.  He congratulated the students who received degrees and also expressed the hope that they will get success at the next stage of life and achieve a higher position in life. He also said that they will glorify the name of their parents and Khalsa College Patiala. 

Dr. Vikram Gupta, Registrar,  thanked cheif guest, guests and students. On this occasion, Deputy Principal Dr.  Jasleen Kaur, Vice Principal Dr.  Harvinder Kaur, Vice Principal Dr.  Ajit Singh, Vice Principal Dr. Gurmeet Singh, Controller of Examinations,Jaspreet Kaur and all the Deans were present.

Department of Religious Studies of Khalsa College Patiala organized a special function today on the occasion of Sirhind Fateh Day in which teachers and students of different departments of the college participated.

Dr.  Dharminder Singh Ubha , Principal Khalsa College Patiala said that the conquest of Sirhind by Baba Banda Singh Bahadur is a very important event in the history of India which broke the myth of invincibility of the Mughals that had been going on for 700 years and opened the way for the freedom of the oppressed people.

    Dr.  Gurvir Singh, Head, Department of Religious Studies, while throwing light on the life of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur ji , said that due to the grace of Guru Gobind Singh Ji at Nanded, Banda Singh Bahadur decided to give up his life as a recluse and stand against oppression.  Then, under his leadership, the whole panth unitedly punished Wazir Khan for the martyrdom of the younger Sahibzadas and also reformed other oppressors.  He also told that Baba Banda Singh Bahadur established the first Sikh state and also gave ownership rights of land to the muzaars of the land.  Dr.  Davinder Singh, Assistant Professor, Punjabi Department, while talking about the ramifications of Sikh history, said that where the death of the children of a deer made Baba Banda Singh Bahadur a recluse in his childhood, the news of the martyrdom of the Sahibzadas ended his life of recluse and brought him on the canvas of history as a great conqueror.  Stage was conducted by Prof.  Amandeep Singh, Department of Geography.  On this occasion, besides others, Bursar Dr.  Ravinderjit Singh, College Superintendent Ravinderjit Singh and students were present.

Student Welfare Committee (Girls) and Nanhi Chhan Cell of Khalsa College Patiala celebrated International Mother's Day today. On this occasion, the students of Science stream presented a paper on Mother's Day and the students from Commerce, Management, Mathematics and English department participated in the competition which was organized under the theme "Meri Maa Meri Prerna". They expressed their feelings by taking selfies with their mothers. Sahib won first position, Janvi got second position and Komal secured third place in paper presentation competition and Ridham got consolation prize. Varsha won first place, Abhilasha won second place and Gurneet Kaur got third place in the ‘Meri Ma Meri Pererna’ competition. Prizes were awarded to the winning students by Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal of the college. During the ceremony, Dean Research Dr. Ravindrajit Singh graced the occasion with his presence. While addressing the students, Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha said that mother is an embodiment of compassion, love and sacrifice from the very beginning. A mother is a great psychologist who understands everything in her children's mind. On this occasion, he also recited three poems from the book he is writing related to mother's love. During the Occasion, Dean Prof. Sukhmeen Kaur, convener of the Student Welfare Committee (Girls) and Dr. Pushpinder Kaur, convener of Nanhi Chhan Cell took a pledge from the students to respect their mother's sentiments and serve her in her old age. The nodal officers Dr. Monica Bansal, Dr. Kirandeep Sandhu, Dr. Parampreet Kaur, Dr. Navdeep Kaur and Prof. Harmanpreet Kaur informed the students about the importance and history of International Mother's Day. During this ceremony B.Sc. (Non-Medical) student Aman Sharma won everyone's hearts by singing a song "Bahut Yaad Aati Ho Pyaari Maa". The stage was conducted by Dr. Monica Bansal and Dr. Manveer Kaur was the judge of the contest.

Divinity Club, School of Commerce and Management, organized an activity "Power of Gratitude" on the theme of "A Gesture of Acknowledgement" on 9th May, 2023. The purpose of the activity was to express heartfelt gratitude to the college fellow workers who keep the campus clean and green.  

 A tea- party was organized by the students of the department and distributed gifts as a token of thankfulness to them. College Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha appreciated the initiative taken by the Divinity Club. Principal Sir shared his words of wisdom on 'kirat' concept and its importance in our lives. He advised the students to have equal respect towards every profession and job. Dr. Jasleen Kaur, Deputy Principal and HOD,  said that Labour Day is a reminder for us that they are the real architects of our society, and they deserve their due respect and recognition due to their contribution to the institution.  Dr Manju Mittal, convenor, Divinity Club said that we have always believed that the small acts of kindness always count and we attempt to inculcate that same virtue in our students. Coworkers also shared their heartfelt emotions and one of them even sang a melodious song .  During the activity, students interacted with our fellow workers by extending warm words of gratitude. The celebration was designed to forge a better understanding of the fellow workers community among our students, who must learn to respect and appreciate their efforts. In total 103 members participated in the activity including teachers,  students and other staff members. All the participants thoroughly enjoyed the event. 

Khalsa College Patiala conferred various honors on more than 200 students at its Annual Prize Distribution function.  On this occasion, S. Darshan Singh Dhaliwal, Entrepreneur and Philanthropist, was the Chief Guest, S. Mukhwinder Singh Cheena, IG, was the Guest of Honor, and S. Charanjit Singh Rakhra was the Special Guest. S. Tarwinder Singh Grower, Chairman, Apollo School Patiala, Baba Bhupinder Singh, Spiritual Leader, Shri Sanjeev Sharma, Ex Mayor, S.  Surjit Singh Rakhra, Honorary Secretary, College Governing Body and Former Minister, Punjab Government, and S. Satwinder Singh Tohra, Member SGPC, were also present to grace the occasion. More than 200 students were presented Roll of Honor awards and College Color awards. Under the scheme 'Saadi Beti Saada Maan', five girl students were conferred with special awards for their best performance. 

 Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal, Khalsa College, Patiala, welcomed the guests and congratulated the students who received awards.  Referring to the achievements of the college students, he said that students performed extraordinarily at academic level. Dr Ubha also said that the college students won trophies in various fields at Youth Festival at Inter Zonal and Zonal level. Students also won awards in sports at national and international level. 

Addressing on this occasion, the Chief Guest, S. Darshan Singh Dhaliwal, said that lot of hard work underlies behind a grand success. Students always imitate their teachers, so teachers should act as role model. S. Dhaliwal donated 10 Lakh rupees to the college for its development.  S. Mukhwinder Singh Cheena said in his speech that students must inculcate good moral values and best manners to make the college feel proud. He also said that for the better future of Punjab, participation of all people of Punjab is needed. Punjabis can together make Punjab a drug free state and a prosperous state. S. Surjit Singh Rakhra, Honorary Secretary, College Governing Body and Former Minister Punjab, while congratulating the students on the occasion said that hard work is always required to achieve great things in life.

At the end of the ceremony, S. Satwinder Singh Tohra presented vote of thanks. While congratulating the students on this occasion, he said that Khalsa College Patiala is one of the leading institutions of Punjab due to the hard work of its leaders and staff members. 

On the 2nd of May 2023, the Department of Biotechnology at Khalsa College Patiala organized a workshop on “Biotechnological Techniques” in collaboration with JayPee Institute of Information Technology, Waknaghat, Solan. This collaboration demonstrates the importance of shared knowledge and resources in the field of biotechnology, which is constantly evolving with new technologies and discoveries. The primary objective of the workshop was to provide students with practical knowledge and skills on various biotechnological techniques. Dr. Nipunjot Kaur, the Head of the Department, extended a warm welcome to the delegates and provided an overview of the workshop's specifics to the students. The workshop focused on laboratory techniques such as ELISA, restriction digestion electrophoresis, rocket immune-electrophoresis, and blotting techniques. Faculty members, Mr. Amandeep Singh and Ms. Diksha Garg, participated in the workshop and were responsible for managing its coordination. After the informative session  students had the opportunity to clarify their doubts during the doubt-clearing session. Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal of college, appreciated the department's efforts in organizing such a wonderful workshop. Throughout the event, students gained valuable insights into important techniques used in biotechnology labs. They also had the opportunity to interact with experienced professionals from the industry and academia, which provided them with a more comprehensive understanding of the field.

Khalsa College Patiala today  held  a special condolence meeting Fakhr-e-Qaum on the passing away of S. Parkash Singh Badal. All the teaching and non-teaching staff members and students of the college participated in the meeting.  Eminent businessman and former student of Khalsa College Patiala, S. Darshan Singh Dhaliwal was specially present on this occasion. On this occasion, a condolence letter was read and two-minute silence was offered to God Almighty for the peace of the departed soul.

On this occasion, S. Surjit Singh Rakhra, Honorary Secretary, College Governing Body and former Minister, Punjab Government expressed deep sorrow and said that S.  Parkash Singh Badal's services to Punjab and Panth are invaluable.  He also said that S. Parkash Singh Badal created a  history by becoming the Chief Minister of Punjab for five times, and the work done by him is an incredible example in itself.  He also said that  Monuments of Sikh history built during S. Parkash Singh Badal's tenure as Chief Minister will continue to express the sentiments of his cult.  In this time of sorrow, S. Surjit Singh Rakhra prayed that may God bless the entire family with the strength to cope with the tragedy. 

S.  Satwinder Singh Tohra, Member, College Governing Body and Member, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Sri Amritsar Sahib expressed grief on this occasion and said that S.  Parkash Singh Badal was always seen as a benefactor of Sikhs and farmers and through sangat darshan, he always maintained his direct contact with the common people.

     Dr.  Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal, Khalsa College, Patiala expressed grief on this occasion and said that S. Prakash Singh Badal made valuable contributions in the field of education, such as the establishment of Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University and the formation of the Directorate of Education of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee were his far-sighted decisions.  On this occasion, Deputy Principal Dr.  Jasleen Kaur, Vice Principal Dr.  Harvinder Kaur, heads of all departments, Controller Examinations Dr.  Jaspreet Kaur, Superintendent S. Ravinderjit Singh, staff members and students were present.

Dr. Ganda Singh Career Guidance, Counselling and Placement Centre, Khalsa College Patiala organized a Placement Drive in collaboration with a renowned company eClerx, for the position of Voice Analyst on 19th April 2023. This drive was for the final year students of all the streams of the college. Among the company officials were S. Maneet Singh (HR Manager), Ms. Kanika (Senior HR), Ms. Shivani (HR) and Mr. Archit (HR).

S. Maneet Singh gave a detailed introduction about their company and various career opportunities offered by e-Clerx. He explained the students about the selection procedure, salary structure and location of the job. Parallel interview sessions were conducted to shortlist the candidates, followed by a technical session for the final selection.

Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal of the college, while lauding the efforts of the centre said that the Placement Centre is taking major initiatives for the training, counselling and the placement of the students in prestigious companies. He also wished the selected students for their bright career and motivated other students to emulate the footsteps.

Prof. Jaspreet Kaur, Dean Placements, emphasized that the objective of this placement drive was to provide job opportunities to the students to get recruited during their study period itself and also to provide them a new learning experience.

Dr Nipunjot Kaur, Convener, Placement Centre highlighted that such placement drives are a regular feature of the centre. She added that many organisations will visit the institution in the near future.

Under the able guidance of Prof. Amandeep Singh, Training and Placement Officer and the entire Placement Committee, this drive was a great success.

Dr. Ganda Singh Career Guidance Counselling & Placement Centre, Khalsa College Patiala organized a career counselling session on “Orientation program for Research Opportunities after Master's degree in Computer Science”. The session aimed to provide valuable insights to post-graduate students of physics, mathematics and IT classes. The resource persons of the session were distinguished academics from the Computer Science and Engineering Department, Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology - Dr. Ravinder Kumar, Dr. Anju Bala and Dr. Nidhi Kalra.  Dr. Jaspreet Kaur, Dean Placements welcomed the guests of the event and expressed her gratitude for their presence and highlighted the significance of the event.

Dr. Kumar's area of specialization is machine learning, and he has developed a complete working project on speech recognition and handwritten recognition for Indian regional languages, particularly Punjabi. His expertise provided students with comprehensive knowledge and practical experience in the field. Another expert who shared valuable insight at the event was Dr. Anju Bala provided the attendees with an in-depth understanding of Cloud Computing, an important field in today's digital world. Dr. Nidhi Kalra also shared her expertise during the session. As an authority in Theoretical Computer Science, Smartphone Sensors and Application of formal grammar in Biology. She shared her experiences and insights into the field, helping students understand the practical implications of their academic pursuits.

In her role as the person delivering the vote of thanks, Dr. Nipunjot Kaur Convenor Placements, expressed appreciation for the efforts of everyone involved in making the event a success, included the delegates themselves, as well as any staff members or volunteers who helped with planning and execution. Amandeep Singh, as the TPO, played a critical role in ensuring the successful implementation of the entire plan for the event. Students had the opportunity to interact directly with the experts, gaining valuable knowledge and clarifying any doubts or queries they might have about their future academic and professional pursuits. The event was undoubtedly a resounding success, and College Principal Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha expressed his pride and appreciation for the efforts of all involved in bringing such a valuable event to fruition.

Khalsa College Patiala released the prospectus for the admissions of the new session 2023-24.  On the occasion of releasing the prospectus,  S. Surjit Singh Rakhra, Honorary Secretary, College Governing Body and Former Minister, Punjab Government and S. Satwinder Singh Tohra, Member, College Governing Body and Member, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Sri Amritsar Sahib, were present. Khalsa College Patiala has specially announced scholarships for the meritorious students in this college, in which students who have scored more than 95 percent marks will get Rs. 8000, students who have scored 90 to 95 percent marks will get Rs.5000, students who have scored 85 to 90 percent marks will get Rs.3000 and students who have scored 80 to 85 percent marks will get Rs.2000 deduction in fee at the time of admission.  Apart from this, students can get the facility of scholarships provided by various other government and non-government organizations.

On this occasion, S. Surjit Singh Rakhra said that Khalsa College Patiala  has the highest CGPA in grading of NAAC in this area.  The college has been awarded Star College status by DBT which is a testimony to the fact that the college ranks among the best colleges in terms of quality of education and facilities.  He also said that students can fulfill their future dreams by studying at Khalsa College Patiala.

 Dr.  Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal Khalsa College Patiala, said that 18 post graduate, 21 graduate and 35 undergraduate courses, post graduate diploma, certificate and add on courses are being run by the college.  He also said that Khalsa College Patiala has gained international achievements in the field of education as well as sports and cultural activities.  Along with studies, students are provided many opportunities to showcase their talents through co-educational activities.  The College has Sports Complex, Air Conditioned Auditorium, Smart Classrooms, Online Library and State-of-the-Art Laboratories for the convenience of the students.  Apart from this, hostel facility for girls is also available.  There is also a gymnasium hall with state-of-the-art machines for the good health of the students and it has its own recording studio.  Dr Ubha said that for the convenience of students, free Wi-Fi facility is also provided in the college.  He said that the students can get more information from the college website www.khalsacollegepatiala.org. Apart from this, the prospectus of the college has also been uploaded on the college website.  Students who wish to take admission in the college can complete their registration process by logging on to the college admission portal www.kcpadmissions.in.

S.  Satwinder Singh Tohra while congratulating the Principal and all the staff on this occasion said that the coming academic year will be a great success for Khalsa College in education and other co-educational fields.  On this occasion, Vice Principal Dr.  Harvinder Kaur, Bursar and Finance Officer Dr  Ravinderjit Singh, Prof.  Gurpal Singh, Prof.  Inderbir Kaur, College Superintendent Ravinderjit Singh and Dr.  Davinder Singh were also present.

 I.  Q.  A.  C.  and Kirat Club of Khalsa College Patiala, collaboratively organised one-day seminar on the topic of the Messiah of Human Rights, Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji, dedicated to the Gurta Gaddi Divas of Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji. In this seminar, teaching and non-teaching staff and students of the college participated. Dr.  Davinder Singh and Dr. Gurveer Singh were the main speakers.

 Principal of college, Dr.  Dharminder Singh Ubha, said in his address that the emergence of Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Ji as Guru is a very important event for Sikh Panth.  Mentioning the incident of Makhan Shah Lubana placing coins in front of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib, he said that this incident brought Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji to the fore in the form of a Guru, ending the dilemma in the Sikh Panth.  Regarding the martyrdom of Guru Teg Bahadur Ji, he said that this kind of martyrdom for human rights and the entire humanity is unprecedented, which has no other example in the history of the world.

Dr.  Davinder Singh, while shedding light on the life of Guru Sahib said that Guru Sahib travelled to Punjab and East India. The purpose of these journeys was to preach the people to walk on the path of truth, along with promoting and disseminating Panthak values.  He also told that Sri Anandpur Sahib city was also established by Sri Guru Teg Bahadur ji under the name of Nanki Chak.

 Dr.  Gurveer Singh, Head of the Department of Religious Studies, while speaking on the main topic of the seminar on human rights, said that the martyrdom of Guru Sahib was not for the people of a particular region or religion, but his martyrdom was for the entire humanity. He also said that while Guru Sahib protected the rights of the downtrodden sections with his martyrdom, he also set an example in front of the cruel government. 

      On this occasion, Bursar and Dean Research Dr.  Ravinderjit Singh, Superintendent S. Ravinderjit Singh, Head of the Department of Music, Dr Jagjit Singh and Vice Principal Dr.  Gurmeet Singh  were also present.

A one-day handicraft exhibition was organized by Post Graduate Department of Fashion Designing, Home Science Department and Incubation Cell of Khalsa College Patiala in which the students of B.Voc Fashion Designing, M.Sc Fashion Designing, B.A Fashion Designing and Home-Science displayed  their hand-made products .  The main attractions of this exhibition were clothes, table linen, home decor, fashion accessories,  embroidered suits and dupattas made by tie and dye method, bags, time pieces, toys, paintings and potlis made from cloth etc.

 On this occasion, organic pickles and chutneys prepared by  the students of Home Science department were the main attraction of the exhibition. 

Ritu Lehal, Secretary of Women's Club and Professor, Punjabi University, Patiala, was the chief guest.  She said that these items hand-crafted by the students are the best examples of art. She also said that the effort made by Home-Science and Fashion Designing Department of Khalsa College Patiala to preserve handicrafts is highly commendable.  She said that there is a need to promote the handicrafts of Punjab at a commercial level.

Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal of the college, while appreciating this effort, said that the students have done a very good job under the able leadership of the department. He said that the crafts and handicrafts prepared by the students are very appealing. Regarding the different patterns of handicrafts, he said that the students have combined tradition and modernity in these arts.  He further  said that Khalsa College always organizes such exhibitions to promote the skills of students.  This also gives an opportunity to increase the enthusiasm of the students and provide experience in marketing.

Dr. Balvir Kaur, Head of Post Graduate Department of Fashion Designing and Home Science said that the items displayed in the exhibition have been prepared by the students under the able guidance of their teachers.  She also said that the department is constantly making efforts to make students skillful as per the market requirements.

 On this occasion Prof. Monica, Prof. Savita Pandey, Prof. Samrit Kaur, Prof. Rimpi Rani and Prof. Kulwinder Kaur did commendable work for the exhibition. Along with all the teaching and non-teaching staff of the college, the students also enjoyed the performance and bought and sold their favorite items.

To teach students core skills to help them gain expertise in their subjects, it is equally important to teach them soft skills so that they can communicate effectively their subject knowledge. As part of an effort to enhance these skills, the Department of Biotechnology, in association with IQAC, organized one-day workshop on Soft Skills “Power Hour” topic for students. The workshop commenced with a welcome speech by Dr. Nipunjot Kaur, Head, Department of Biotechnology who introduced the key speaker Dr. Jaspreet Kaur and all other participants among whom were faculty members Mr. Amandeep Singh, Ms. Diksha Garg, Dr. Rosy Bansal and Ms. Gaganpreet Kaur and students of Biotechnology, Chemistry, Food Processing & Engineering and Mathematics and also introduced them to the topic of discussion. The main aim of this workshop was to provide guidance for students regarding the development of soft skills so that they can express their subject skills effectively in today’s competitive world. During the workshop, Dr. Jaspreet Kaur shared her insights about the importance of communication and how it can be used to build relationships, create trust, and foster collaboration. The workshop was a great success and the students were highly appreciative of the knowledge and skills they acquired. The Department of Biotechnology and IQAC are committed to providing students with the necessary skills to help them succeed in their professional and personal lives. Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, the College Principal, acknowledged the effort of the department in organizing an event that would boost the skills of the students. He also expressed his hope that such events would continue to be organized in the future in order to help students develop their skills and knowledge.

Students of Youth Club & Red Cross Society and NSS, Khalsa College Patiala participated in a District Level Neighbourhood Youth Parliament program organised by Nehru Yuva Kendra Patiala at Govt. State College of Education, Patiala. Dr. Gurmeet Singh, Convener of the Youth Club and Red Cross Society at Khalsa College Patiala, assigned faculty members Mr. Amandeep Singh and Mr. Bhagwant Singh, together with their students, to participate in the event. Out of the multiple entries in the program, two NSS Volunteers Harmanjot Kaur and Anjali Kinger from BA III Hons. Social Science participated in essay writing competition. Anjali Kinger grabbed first position in essay writing competition. The event's goal was to empower young people in rural areas to become active citizens and to positively impact their communities. It also provides insight to re-establish a sense of identity and fulfilment in young people by connecting them to their cultural heritage. Principal, Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, encouraged the students to participate in more and more of such programmes as will promise empowerment of youth.

Divinity Club, School of Commerce and Management organised “The 7 Days Yoga Workshop" an experiential, introductory course to Yoga practice. Prof. Manish Kumar, Assistant Professor in Sanskrit, Department of Hindi & Other Languages acted as resource person. The workshop covered Basic yogic concepts, Asanas, Pranayama, Diet, Meditation and relaxation. In this workshop, the focus was on Yogasanas and Pranayama to make the students able to concentrate on their studies without stress. 25 persons including staff and students attended the workshop.

In this workshop, the participants learnt the 12 asanas of Surya Namaskar, KapalBhati, Bhastrika, Anulom-Vilom, Bhramari and Udgeeth Pranayam, which reduces the stress level and help to experience mental peace. Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal of the college, congratulated Divinity Club for organising the workshop as it helps participants in strengthening immunity and digestive system and in the overall development of personality. Dr. Jasleen Kaur, Deputy Principal, HOD, School of Commerce and Management and Dr. Manju Mittal, Convener, Divinity Club also participated in the workshop. Dr. Nipun Jot Kaur, HOD, Department of Biotechnology, Prof. Kusum, Dr. Neetika Gupta, Mrs. Jatinder Kaur attended the valedictory ceremony of the workshop. All the participants thoroughly enjoyed the workshop.

The English Literary Society of Post Graduate Department of English, Cultural Studies and Foreign Languages, GSSDGS Khalsa College, Patiala organized a mega event, Meraki: The Literature Fest on 17 March, 2023. The objective of the event was to provide a platform to the students so that they could show their great talent .The event comprised five events- Three plays, Three Scenes enactment, In Characters, Poetry Recitation, and Oration in which students participated with great enthusiasm.

Dr. Dharminder Singh Ubha, Principal of the College, congratulated the department for organizing such an interesting event. He said that such initiatives must be taken by the department to keep the souls of students refreshed and healthy because a nutritive literary diet is the dire need in this corporate ridden world. He added that such activities play a significant role in the holistic development of students. He also motivated the students to take part in such activities and keep alive their creative faculties.

Prof. Jaspreet Kaur, head of the Department, Dean Languages and Controller of Examination emphasized the importance of experiential learning for students. She said that the highly talented and creative students of the department have always showcased their superb literary talents.

 Dr.Rouble Brar, convener of the English Literary Society extended a warm welcome to the Principal and other staff members and students. She also applauded the far sightedness of the literary society as it always strives for the betterment of the students.

A huge number of students attended the event and it was a great success. All the faculty members of the department were also present on the occasion. Prizes and certificates were also given to the best performers.

Anti-Ragging Cell of Khalsa College Patiala organized a Slogan Writing Competition on the topic- “Ragging is a Crime”. Students from various departments of the college participated in the event by presenting the slogans they composed. Dr. Harvinder Kaur, Vice-Principal of the college was the chief guest of the event. Prof. Jaspreet Kaur, Head , Department of English, Cultural Studies and Foreign Languages, Dean Languages and Controller, Examination Branch, was the guest of honor.

Dr. Harvinder Kaur shared her personal experiences and focused on the effects of ragging on the students. She also told about the victims of ragging and the punishments given to the culprits. She appreciated the initiative of the Cell and said that such activities should be organized in the future also.

Prof. Jaspreet Kaur appreciated the students for their active participation in the event and she emphasized that they should raise their voice against ragging. She also told about the importance of Anti-ragging Cell in academic institutions.

Dr. Rouble Brar, Convener, Anti-ragging Cell, welcomed the guests and appreciated the response of the students. Dr. Harvinder Kaur and Prof. Jaspreet Kaur were the judges of the event. In the competition, Dibhjot Kaur, M.A. English-I scored the first Position, Pallavi, MBA-I scored the second position, and Akaanksha, B.A. Hons. English III scored the third position. Consolation prizes were also given to the students. All the members of the Anti- Ragging Cell were also present.

Khalsa College Patiala's Computonics Club organized a guest lecture in collaboration with the Student Welfare Committee Girls and Nanhi Chhan Cell.  On this occasion, the Deputy Principal of the college Dr. Jasleen Kaur said that both women and men should be aware of health and housework.

 The main speaker of the guest lecture was Dr.  Rosy Bansal. She said that a balanced diet should be preferred and we should consume fibre rich food and eat whole grains, green vegetables and fruits.  She encouraged that smile and good thoughts are signd of a healthy body.  She also told about increasing obesity as the cause of increasing physical and mental diseases in modern times.  She described warm feet, soft stomach and cool head as the natural mantra of good health.

Dr.  Pushpinder Kaur, Convener Nanhi Chhan Cell welcomed everyone.  She told the women about eating good food for good health. She told that in the past, a woman's diet was not given much attention.  But with time now it is important for a woman to pay attention to good health and good diet along with education because a healthy woman can run a healthy family.

 Prof.  Inderbir Kaur, Convenor of Computonics Club thanked everyone for participating in the event and encouraged the students to attend lectures on good health in future as well.  On this occasion, the stage was conducted by Prof. Ranjit Kaur.  Dr.  Harpreet Kaur, Prof.  Amandeep Kaur, Prof.  Parvinder Kaur, Prof.  Gurdeep Kaur and Prof.  Jaspreet Kaur and about 110 students participated.