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  Lyallpur Khalsa College Jalandhar is committed for the overall development of its students. College provides ample opportunities to its students to perform at all fronts. Social service is the platform where NSS volunteers are continuously showcasing humanitarian spirit. Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh felicitated these volunteers for their service to humanity. Dr. Singh, on this occasion, praised volunteers for having humane tendencies in this materialistic and machine driven age. He congratulated college NSS Program Officers for doing such selfless tasks.  Program Officer Prof Satpal Singh informed that 10 NSS volunteers are invited for their selfless services to attend Amrut Vatika Program under Meri Maati Mera Desh Campaign sponsored by Ministry of Youth Affairs & Sports, Govt. of India at New Delhi from 29th Oct. to 31st Oct.2023 which is a proud moment for the college. The contingent includes Gurvir, Gurpreet, Karandeep, Lovepreet, Pooja, Anurag, Nitin, Reema, Mahek and Puneet.

Around 100 commerce students of Lyallpur Khalsa College studied marketing strategies adopted by big national and international brands, during a field trip to Elante Mall, Chandigarh. This information given by Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh, who said that during this field trip, the students interviewed, besides the sales and marketing staff, the buyers also so as to get an understanding of consumer psychology. They investigated the retail mix supplied by hypermarkets, multiplexes, department stores, entertainment zones, food courts, fitness clubs among other venues, and learned about multiple facets of retail management and marketing management in a real-life scenario. In order to fully realize the concept of 'best out of waste' they also visited Rock Garden and surveyed the salability, acceptability and appeal of reused and recycled products among people. The department head Dr. Rashpal Singh Sandhu said that more such activities will be organized to provide exposure to the studen

Students of Lyallpur Khalsa College College Jalandhar bagged medals in swimming in 'Khedan Watan Punjab Diya-2023' held at Distt. Mohali. In these games, Rohit, a student of the college, won the gold medal in the swimming event 100 meters breast stroke and the bronze medal in the relay event. Similarly, student Balwant Singh won silver medal in 100m freestyle event and bronze medal in relay event. Congratulating him, the college Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh said that the College was always committed to provide the best sports facilities to the students. He said that our College is producing national and international level players along with education. He also congratulated the sports department, College Dean Sports Dr. S.S. Bains and the swimming coach Mr. Umesh Sharma. Mr. Jagdish Singh and Mr. Amrit Lal Saini were also present on this occasion.

Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar continued its impressive run in the field of cultural activities by winning the first runners up trophy of C-Zone, Youth Festival Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar. The latest edition of the Youth festival was organized by Guru Nanak Dev University Amritsar wherein 21 Colleges of the region affiliated to Guru Nanak Dev University competed in various categories. The college participated in 36 events and won the first runners up trophy by scoring 121 points. Sardarni Balbir Kaur, President Governing Council congratulated Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh and his entire cultural team and winners on this achievement. The College Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh informed that the college won first prize in 11 events, second in 12 events, third in 06 events en route to claiming the podium finish. He congratulated Dean Cultural Affairs Dr. Palwinder Singh, Music Incharge Prof. Sukhdev Singh, Literary Incharge Dr. Surinder Pal Mand & Prof. Satpal Singh, Theatre Incha

Uday Singh Thakur, a BA 5th semester student of Lyallpur Khalsa College college bagged gold medal in Rifle Shooting by securing 592 points out of 600 in 'Khedan Watan Punjab Diya-2023' held at Village Badal, Bathinda. He also bagged silver medal in rifle shooting from Punjab State I.S.S.F. Shooting Championship 2023-24 held at New Delhi by securing 6193 points out of 6540. Congratulating him, the college Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh said that the College was always committed to provide the best sports facilities to the students. He also congratulated the sports department, College Dean Sports Dr. S.S. Bains and the shooting coach Rajwinder Kaur. Prof. Ajay Kumar, Prof. Manvir Pal, Mr. Jagdish Singh, Mr. Amrit Lal Saini and Mr. Sunil Kumar were also present on this occasion  

A rangoli making competition on ‘Viral Diseases’ was  organized by Post Graduate Department of Biotechnology of Lyallpur Khalsa College Jalandhar in association with Microbiologists Society of (MBSI) India,  in which 39 students belonging to 13 teams from B.Sc. Biotechnology, B.Sc. Medical and M.Sc. Biotechnology streams  participated with full zeal and enthusiasm. Dr. Inderjeet Kaur, Coordinator of Microbiologists Society, Punjab State unit welcomed the Principal of the college Dr. Jaspal Singh, Dean Research Dr. Arun Dev Sharma, other faculty members and participants.  Speaking on the occasion and congratulating the department for organising the event, Principal Dr Jaspal Singh said that such activities are organized in order to make aware the students about viral diseases so that students can gain knowledge and also make others aware about such themes. Dr Arun Dev Sharma HOD motivated and appreciated students for their unique ideas and aesthetic skills. Dr. Inderjeet Kaur introduced

  A literary extravaganza was organized by English Literary Society of Lyallpur Khalsa College. An array of competitions was organized as part of the programme. More than 70 students participated in various activities such as Calligraphy competition, Design your Own Book Cover Competition, Creative Writing Competition, Flower Arrangement Competition. The highlight of the programme was “Book Character Comes Alive” Competition. It was a true delight to witness the characters from the pages of different books spring to life through the performances of the students. Book characters from English as well as Hindi and Punjabi literature such as Shylock, Nirmala, Hamlet, Nora, Alice, Krogstad, Ranjha, etc were portrayed with flair and enthusiasm by the participants. The enthusiastic participation from all departments was a testimony to the vibrant literary culture of the college. The Principal of the college, Dr. Jaspal Singh congratulated English Literary Society for successfully organizing t

  Cadet Corporal Arshdeep Bhatia and Cadet Kunal of Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar, have achieved a remarkable feat by winning the prestigious trophy for Best Line Area at the All India Vayu Sainik Camp (AIVSC) 2023 at AIRFORCE Station Jalahali, Bangalore. This information was given by the college Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh who said that in that annual camp, organized by the Indian Air Force (IAF) for the National Cadet Corps (Air Wing), the PHHP&C Directorate, represented by Cadets Arshdeep Bhatia and Kunal, clinched the top position in Tent Pitching and Line Area activities. These Cadets were a part of an 80-member team selected from among 608 cadets to participate in the AIVSC camp which included activities like drill exercises, physical training, weapon training, aero-modelling, aviation medicine, fieldcraft, air combat training, tent pitching, and line area management. Attending cadets also got a unique opportunity to witness the functioning of the Indian Air Force and int

Lyallpur Khalsa College  Kabaddi teams (Men and Women) created history by winning together for the first time the Inter College Championship held at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar. This information was given by the College Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh who congratulated the winning teams and their coach, Dean Sports Dr. S.S. Bains, Incharge Prof. Manvir Pal, Prof. Ajay Kumar and the entire team members and said that the college was proud of its players. Sardarni Balbir Kaur, President Governing Council also congratulated the winners, and expressed the hope that the college would continue to make such achievements in future as well.

  ‘IT Spark 2023-An Annual Inter-House Competition’ under the aegis of PG Department of Computer Science and Information Technology, Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar commenced today.In continuation of its efforts to boost up the students with creativity and competence, the department organized twenty one IT Events with participation of more than 685 students from five Houses MAC/OS, Android, Windows, Linux and Chrome. The two-day programme is a blend of technical and media events marked by exuberance and creativity from the students. Dr. Jaspal Singh, Principal of the college was the Chief Guest at the inaugural ceremony, who along with HOD Prof. Sanjeev Kumar Anand and all the senior faculty members of the department, ‘lighted the Lamp’. Dr. Jaspal Singh formally declared the event open and gave best wishes to the participants. He highlighted the importance of such events in the overall development of a person and lauded the efforts of the department on the mega event. He encouraged

  The students of Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar are known for their achievements in the fields of academics as well as sports, literature, research and in the cultural field. Even in the youth fairs, organized by Guru Nanak Dev University, students of the college achieve great victories. That is why 'Agaaz-Yuvak Mela-2023' event was organized at the college to review and evaluate the preparations of the Zonal Youth Festival of the University. Speaking on this occasion, Dr. Jaspal Singh said that we are very proud of the fact that our institution continuously strives for the all-round development of students. On this occasion, he congratulated the students, artists and teacher in-charges who participated in the Youth Festival of 'C Zone' to be held at the University from 18 to 21 October, 2023. He said that the college has set a record by winning the overall trophy 3 times and the runner up trophy 5 times in the zonal youth festival of the university due to our tale

  Hands on training workshop on essential oil extraction and analysis was conducted in Lyallpur Khalsa College. Jalandhar. Dr. Inderjeet Kaur Co-PI DST Research Project on behalf of College and Dr. Arun Dev Sharma, PI DST Research project welcomed Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh and participants. Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh congratulated the department for this training programme, while encouraging the students, he explained how science and technology is playing a wonderful role in our personal life and how hands on training could prove beneficial. Dr. Arun Dev Sharma, PI DST project informed about the importance of Phyto chemical. Furthermore Dr. Arun Dev Sharma mentioned that consumption of herbal products like Tulsi, Safeda Oil, Lemon grass oil can prevent various diseases. All the participants were exposed to DST FIST Lab by Dr. Gurpreet Singh. In addition, Hands on session was conducted by Dr. Arun Dev Sharma, Dr. Inderjeet Kaur and Ms. Amrita for extraction of oil and its analysis. Dr.

  Dr. Hirdejit Singh Bhogal, son of eminent Punjabi writer Dr. Pyara Singh Bhogal, donated about 2000 books from his father's personal collection to the library of Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar. This information was given by the College Principal Dr Jaspal Singh who alongwith Sardarni Balbir Kaur President, Governing Council and S. Jaspal Singh Waraich Joint Secretary received these books. Speaking on this occasion, the Principal expressed his thanks to Dr. Bhogal for this philanthropist act. He lauded the contribution of Dr. Pyara Singh Bhogal to the world of Punjabi literary history, criticism, novels and short stories. The occasion was witnessed by the presence of the senior teachers of the college.

  Dr Jaspal Singh was felicitated by the Lyallpur Khalsa College  staff on his joining as the principal of the college. In a brief function held in the college, the staff secretary Dr.  Rashpal Sandhu, Vice Principal Prof.  Jasreen Kaur and the staff formally welcomed Dr. Singh on his appointment as the Principal of the same college where he taught for 22 years in the Department of Physical Education and Sports. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Jaspal Singh said that he was glad to have got an opportunity to serve in the college in a new capacity and expressed his  commitment to its development. He said that higher education had been passing through a trying time,  and perseverance,  adaptability and acceptance of challenges were the need of the hour. He expressed his hope and desire for cooperation and support from the staff. The vote of thanks on the occasion was made by Prof Jasreen Kaur

Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar, a premiere North Indian educational institute, strives to provide opportunities to its students to hone their capabilities and talents in education, sports, NCC and cultural activities. These words were said by the principal of the college, Dr. Jaspal Singh while felicitating the NCC cadet Lovepreet on his return to the college after attending Thal Sena Camp in Delhi. He said that NCC organisation has a disciplined cadre in the college and he feels proud of the achievements of NCC cadets. Thal Sena camp is an All India level camp and  considered to be the second important camp in the NCC after the Republic Day Camp. Cadets are selected to join this camp through various competitive camps organized at battalion, group headquarters and directorate levels. In the Thal Sena Camp, the cadets are given weapons and physical training. Military history also briefed the cadets in this camp under the supervision of Indian Army officers. Col. Vinod Joshi of 2 PB

Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar, in collaboration with the Google Developers Group Jalandhar, hosted a practical session on Android App Developers "App Alchemy Android". The Google Developers Group team served as the featured speakers for the day. The one day workshop aimed to explore the intricacies of "App Alchemy Android" in-depth.Google sponsored this event, providing refreshment to the students in attendance. Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh praised the PG Department of Computer Science & IT for their proactive efforts and urged students to gain a firm understanding of industry fundamentals by actively engaging in informative workshops. In the GDG Workshop, speakers included Mr. Simarpreet Singh, Jalandhar organizer for Google Developers Group, Ms. Amanpreet Kaur, a Senior Mobile Developer at O7 Solutions, Mr. Sagar, an Android Developer at MDITS Innovation in Bangalore, and Ms. Loveleen Kaur, a Senior Software Engineer at Astro Talk. They trained the students

  Grievances Redressal Cell and NSS Units Lyallpur Khalsa College Jalandhar in collaboration with Mission Fateh-Self Help Group concluded month-long celebration of National Nutrition month by organizing a seminar. Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh welcomed the speakers with mementos. Dr. Singh, in his opening remarks, emphasised on eating local, seasonal and conventional diet. He asserted that a person's health depends on his diet and his good health benefits him not only physically but also mentally. First speaker of the seminar, Dr. Jaswant Kaur, Medical Officer of LKC brought forward the issue of health awareness and different diets for mal-nutritioned persons. Second Speaker Ms. Ramanpreet Kaur, Incharge of Project Green Sparrows discussed how waste clothes can be utilized to generate income and empower women by vocational training. Third speaker Mr. Lal Singh, reflected on history, usage and prevailing need of Millets and stated how these super foods can help us fight diseases like d

Punjab State Super Football League Tier-2 match was played between Guru Football Club and Kurali Football Club teams at Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar. Chief Guest Mr. Inderjit Singh, President, DFA, Jalandhar and special guests Mr. Manjit Singh Dhatt, Mr. Sukhi Mann, Mr. Manmohan Singh, Mr. Santokh Singh Norway watched this match. Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh presided over this occasion. A high level football game was demonstrated by both the teams. The Chief Guest said that students should participate in sports along with studies, which help them in their mental development as well as physical development. Both the teams took the match to an interesting turn with a lot of struggle and in the end the match was a draw with 2-2 goals. Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh congratulated both the teams and said that the college has always been making a valuable contribution to raise the level of sports and has been providing all kinds of financial support to the best players. He assured that the c

Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar, a premier educational institution in North India, is always committed to the all-round development of its students along with high-level education. Under this idea, two different bodies 'Business Club' and 'Commerce Association' were formed by the post graduate department of commerce of the college for the better growth of the students. In this regard, Dr. Jaspal Singh, Principal of the college said that Lyallpur Khalsa College has a history of producing many eminent personalities and has never backed down from its commitment to the bright future of the students. He appreciated these student bodies and assured them to perform well. Speaking about this, the head of the department Dr. Rashpal Singh Sandhu said that these are bodies formed with the participation of Narol students in which only the students are the office bearers. He said that through these bodies, efforts are made to make the students more proficient in their fields by o

  Artificial Intelligence Action : Real World Applications and Projects was the area of discussion in the technical seminar organized by PG Department of Computer Science & IT of Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar  in which around over 150 students of Computer Science & IT Department participated. The resource person of the event Mr. Ansh Aneja, Managing Director of Ansh Infotech, Ludhiana informed the students of the real-world applications and projects within the realm of AI, its diverse classifications, merits and drawbacks and it significance from job perspective. In his welcome address, College Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh highlighted the growing significance of AI in today’s world and encouraged students to explore the field for better career opportunities. Vote of thanks for the programme was presented by the Department Head Prof Sanjeev Kumar Anand, whereas Dr. Daljit Kaur acted as the coordinator. The event was witnessed by the presence of senior faculty members of the d

  Lyallpur Khalsa College NSS organized 'Swachhta Hi Sewa- Cleanliness drive under the directions of NSS Regional Directorate, New Delhi and office of Director,  Higher Education Dpt., Punjab. This campaign culminated with a cleanliness drive  in the college campus and surrounding area in collaboration with Municipal Corporation, Jalandhar and PG Dept. of History. Principal Dr. Jaspal Singh initiated the drive by motivating students and said that service to humanity and cleanliness is a very valuable tradition of our society and contribution of young volunteers in these campaigns is testimony of the fact that we are moving in the right direction. Then, volunteers cleaned the campus and collected plastic in bags. The campaign started from the college main gate and culminated under the flyover. The garbage was put in the municipality trolley. Gloves and sanitizers were duly used. Prof. Satpal Singh, Chief Program Officer informed that during this two week campaign, volunteers  made p