The Road Safety Club of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah organized an informative and engaging awareness lecture on road safety rules. The event was aimed at educating students about the importance of road safety, rules, and regulations to foster a safer driving culture. The lecture was conducted under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. The resource person for the lecture was Mr. Rahul Rana, Sub-Inspector of Police, whose expertise and experience in law enforcement provided invaluable insights into road safety. Mr. Rana presented in-depth information on various road safety rules, emphasizing the consequences of rule violations and the punishments associated with them. He explained the significance of following road safety rules, including speed limits, traffic signals, seat belt usage, helmet safety, and pedestrian crossings. A significant portion of the lecture focused on the legal consequences of violating road safety rules. Mr. Rana elaborated on the fines, penalties, and punishments for offenses such as driving without a helmet, over-speeding, and driving under the influence of alcohol. He emphasized the importance of strict adherence to laws to ensure safety for all. The lecture was followed by an interactive session, where students actively engaged with the speaker. Mr. Rana addressed several queries raised by the students, clarifying doubts about road safety and its impact on daily life. The event was organized by Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Convenor of the Road Safety Club, who ensured the smooth execution of the lecture. The lecture was attended by Prof Rashmi Arya, Prof Shrotika Rajput, Prof Koushal Kiran, Dr. Geeta Lakhotra and Dr. Ashma Gupta.
An awareness talk on Cyber Safety and Digital etiquette was organized by 8 J&K Girls Bn NCC Jammu and Science Club of GDC Bishnah, on the occasion of Safer Internet Day. The aim of the program was to educate students about the safe, responsible, and ethical use of the internet and digital technologies. With the increasing dependence on digital platforms for education, communication, and entertainment, it has become essential to make users aware of potential cyber threats and the ways to protect themselves online. The session aimed to sensitize participants to the importance of cyber safety and to equip them with practical knowledge to navigate the digital world securely. The whole programme was conducted under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the College, who urged all students to be mindful of their digital footprint, respect others in online spaces, and protect their personal data. The awareness talk was delivered by Dr Kusum, ANO NCC and resource person of the day. The speaker shared real-life examples and practical insights to help participants better understand the consequences of unsafe online behaviour. The session covered several important aspects of cyber safety, including Cyberbullying and online harassment, Phishing, online frauds, and scam awareness, Password safety and two-factor authentication, Safe use of social media platforms and Importance of privacy settings and data protection etc. The talk was conducted in an interactive manner using presentations, real-life case studies, and question-and-answer sessions. Participants were encouraged to share their experiences and clarify doubts, making the session engaging and informative. The whole event was successfully coordinated by Dr. Sonika Khajuria and Dr. Ashma Gupta Incharges, Science Club.
Youth Parliament on “Budget Pe Charcha” Organised at Government Degree College,
Bishnah
Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah, through its Department of Political Science,
under the aegis of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), successfully organised a
Youth Parliament on the theme “Budget Pe Charcha” on 9th February 2026.
The programme was organised under the able leadership of the Principal, GDC Bishnah, Dr.
Shallu Samyal ji, whose guidance and encouragement played a pivotal role in the successful
conduct of the event. Speaking on the occasion, the Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal ji,
highlighted the significance of the Youth Parliament as a vital platform for nurturing
democratic values, leadership qualities, and active participation among the youth. She
encouraged the students to remain informed, confident, and responsible citizens,
emphasising that such forums help develop critical thinking, public speaking skills, and a
deeper understanding of parliamentary democracy.
Prof. Shrotika Rajput formally welcomed all the dignitaries and participants.
A total of 15 student participants actively took part in the Youth Parliament and showcased
remarkable skills in presentation, confidence, critical thinking, and parliamentary debate. The
deliberations were insightful and reflected a deep understanding of the Union Budget and its
socio-economic implications.
The event was graced by the presence of the Chief Guest, former MLA, Bishnah
Constituency, Shri Ashwini Sharma ji, who appreciated the initiative and motivated the
students to remain informed and actively engaged in democratic processes. Shri Arun
Prabhat ji, a noted social activist, also attended the programme and shared valuable insights
with the students.
The participants impressed the audience with their excellent presentations, thoughtful
arguments, and disciplined conduct, making the Youth Parliament a highly enriching
academic experience.
The entire programme was meticulously organised by Prof. Shrotika Rajput, IQAC
Coordinator and Head, Department of Political Science, whose dedicated efforts ensured the
smooth and successful execution of the event. Faculty members who made valuable
contributions to the successful completion of the programme included Prof. Rashmi Arya, Dr.
Koushel Kiran, Prof. Sania Hamid, Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Dr. Ashma Gupta, Dr. Kusum, Dr.
Nisha, Dr. Sonika Sharma, and Dr. Vimpal.
Dr. Geeta Lakhotra( NSS PO )presented the vote of thanks to all.
The Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) of Government Degree College Bishnah organized an expert lecture on “Foundations of Artificial Intelligence” as a part of series of activities under “AI for ATMANIRBHAR BHARAT” on 2nd February 2026 with the objective of sensitizing students and faculty about the fundamentals, scope, and emerging trends in Artificial Intelligence (AI).
The programme was conducted under the able aegis of the Principal of the College, Dr Shallu Samyal, whose constant encouragement and visionary leadership continue to promote innovation, research orientation, and adoption of modern technologies among students.
The event commenced with a welcome address by Dr Sonika Khajuria, Convenor, IIC, who formally welcomed the resource person, faculty members, and students. In her address, she highlighted the importance of Artificial Intelligence in today’s digital era and emphasized the role of IIC in fostering innovation, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary learning within the institution.
The resource person for the lecture was Prof Rohit Gupta, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Applications, PSPS Government College for Women, Gandhi Nagar, Jammu. Prof Gupta delivered an insightful and well-structured lecture on the Foundations of Artificial Intelligence, covering key concepts such as the evolution of AI, basic principles, types of AI, machine learning fundamentals, real-life applications, and ethical considerations. His lecture helped demystify AI for beginners and inspired students to explore this rapidly growing field.
The session was highly interactive, with students actively participating by asking relevant questions and sharing their curiosity about AI-driven technologies. Prof Gupta patiently addressed the queries, making the interaction lively and intellectually stimulating. The healthy interaction between the speaker and participants reflected the keen interest of students in emerging technologies.
Prof Sania Hamid, Vice President, IIC, played an important role in the smooth conduct of the programme. She actively coordinated with the IIC team and participants, encouraged student engagement, and emphasized the need for integrating innovation and technology-based learning in higher education.
A good number of students from various disciplines along with faculty members attended the lecture, making the event academically enriching. The presence of faculty members further strengthened the interdisciplinary outlook of the programme and encouraged collaborative learning.
The programme witnessed the dedicated involvement of members of the IIC team, whose coordinated efforts ensured the successful organization of the event. Their contribution reflected the commitment of the council towards promoting innovation and awareness of contemporary technological advancements.
The programme concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr Geeta Lakhotra, Department of English, who expressed gratitude to the Principal, the resource person, the IIC team, faculty members, and students for their active participation and cooperation, which made the event a success.
Overall, the lecture proved to be highly informative and motivating, enhancing awareness about Artificial Intelligence and encouraging students to explore innovation-driven learning avenues.
The Road Safety Club in collaboration with the NSS Unit of the college organized a Road Safety
Awareness Rally on 31st January 2026 with the objective of spreading awareness about road safety
rules and responsible behaviour among transporters and the general public.
The rally commenced from the college campus and culminated at Matador Stand. A large number of
students actively participated in the rally, demonstrating enthusiasm and social responsibility.
During the rally, students sensitized transporters and commuters about various road safety
measures, traffic rules, and the importance of safe driving practices.
The participants raised impactful slogans highlighting road safety, discipline, and accident
prevention. An interactive session was also held where students engaged with transporters,
answered queries, and emphasized the need to follow traffic regulations for the safety of all road
users.
The rally was conducted smoothly under the guidance and support of accompanying staff members.
The event was efficiently coordinated by Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Convenor, Road Safety Club, and Dr.
Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Programme Officer.
The programme was organized under the able patronage of the Principal of the College, Dr. Shallu
Samyal, whose encouragement and support contributed to the success of the event.
A Road Safety Awareness Activity was successfully organized by Road safety
club of GDC Bishnah with the objective of educating students about traffic rules,
road safety measures, and the importance of responsible behaviour on roads. The
activity was conducted under the patronage of the Principal of the College, Dr. Shallu
Samyal.
The program included an awareness lecture on traffic signs, traffic rules, and
road safety precautions. Students were informed about various traffic symbols,
signals, and regulations that help in preventing road accidents. Emphasis was laid on
following speed limits, using helmets and seat belts, obeying traffic signals, and
practicing safe pedestrian behaviour.
Students actively participated in the activity and showed keen interest
throughout the session. Interactive discussions helped students understand real-life
traffic situations and the consequences of violating traffic rules. The session played
an important role in making students more aware and responsible road users.
The activity was coordinated by Dr. Sapna Bhargav and was successfully
assisted by Dr. Shiv and Dr. Sunil, whose support contributed to the smooth conduct of the program.
Bishnah, January 29, 2025:
In compliance to the directions issued by the Additional Deputy Commissioner (Law & Order),
Jammu, Government Degree College Bishnah organized an awareness programme under the
Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan on 29th January 2025. The programme was jointly organized by
the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan Committee and the Anti-Drug Club of the College to spread
awareness among students about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to promote a drug-free
society.
The event was conducted under the aegis of the Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal, who emphasized
the vital role of educational institutions in safeguarding youth against substance abuse and
nurturing responsible citizenship.
The programme featured expert talks by distinguished resource persons from various
departments. Dr. Ayesha, Medical Officer, Sub District Hospital Bishnah, highlighted the
adverse physical and psychological consequences of drug addiction and stressed the
importance of early intervention and de-addiction support services. PSI Naweed Muneem from
Police Station Bishnah sensitized students about the legal implications of drug abuse under the
NDPS Act and encouraged them to cooperate with law enforcement agencies. Dr. Inderjeet
Kour, Teacher, School Education Department, spoke on the role of education, moral values, and
early awareness in preventing drug addiction. Ms. Ritika Dogra from the Department of Social
Welfare apprised students of various government welfare and rehabilitation schemes available
for individuals affected by substance abuse.
The significance of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan and NCORD (Narco Coordination Centre)
was also highlighted during the programme, emphasizing coordinated efforts among different
agencies to combat drug abuse and trafficking effectively.
Student strength and discipline during the programme were efficiently managed by Dr. Shiv
Kumar Khajuria. Dr. Sapna Bhargav and Dr. Ashma Gupta played an active role in the
organization and arrangements of the programme. The enthusiastic participation of students
and faculty members was appreciated by senior faculty members present on the occasion.
The programme was smoothly coordinated by Dr. Koushal Kiran, Convenor, Nasha Mukt
Bharat Abhiyan, GDC Bishnah. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Sunil Kumar,
who expressed gratitude to the Principal, resource persons, faculty members, and students for
making the programme a success.
The awareness programme reaffirmed the college’s commitment to supporting national
initiatives aimed at creating a healthy, drug-free, and socially responsible youth.
Bishnah, January 26:
Government Degree College (GDC), Bishnah celebrated the 77th Republic Day of India
with great enthusiasm and patriotic spirit in the college campus.
The coordinated and managed by the NSS and 8 J&K NCC units of GDC Bishnah. The
celebrations commenced with the flag unfurling ceremony by Dr. Shallu Samyal,
Principal, GDC Bishnah, who also addressed the gathering on the significance of the
Constitution of India and the values of unity, integrity, and democracy.
On the occasion, the NCC cadets presented a patriotic song and rendered a salute to the
National Flag, which was followed by a collective rendition of “Vande Mataram” by the
faculty members, staff, and students. The programme witnessed active and enthusiastic
participation of the faculty, staff, students, and NCC cadets of the Girls Battalion,
Jammu, who joined the celebrations with a deep sense of patriotism, dedication, and
commitment.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal, GDC Bishnah, appreciated the
efforts of the NSS and NCC volunteers and encouraged students to uphold constitutional
values and contribute positively towards nation-building.
The programme concluded on a patriotic note, reaffirming the college’s commitment to
nurturing responsible and disciplined citizens of the nation.
Eco-Club of GDC, Bishnah Organises Plantation drive within the campus to Commemorate 150 Years of the song “Vande Mataram”
Eco-Club of Government Degree College (GDC), Bishnah organised a Plantation-cum-Maintenance Drive in the botanical garden of the institution to commemorate 150 years of the national song “Vande Mataram.” The programme was held under the kind patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the College.
The drive witnessed active participation from students and faculty members of the Eco-Club, who carried out plantation and maintenance activities in the botanical garden. The initiative aimed at strengthening the message of environmental conservation while paying tribute to the spirit of patriotism associated with “Vande Mataram.”
The programme was conducted with the objective of instilling a sense of environmental responsibility and national pride among students, encouraging them to contribute towards a greener campus and a cleaner environment.
The 8 J&K Girls Battalion NCC Jammu of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah, organized a debate and painting competition to commemorate 150 years of the national song “Vande Mataram,” under the patronage of Dr Shallu Samyal, Principal of the College.
The event highlighted the historical and national importance of Vande Mataram and its role in inspiring patriotism and unity. Ten students participated in the debate competition, sharing their views on the song’s contribution to India’s freedom struggle and nation-building. NCC cadets also displayed their artistic skills through paintings depicting themes of patriotism and national pride.
The programme was coordinated by NCC Officer Dr Kusum.
In the debate competition, Navjot Singh (Semester-I) secured the first position, followed by Vaishali (Semester-IV) and Nikhil Lakhotra (Semester-IV) securing second and third positions respectively.
In the painting competition, Meenakshi Devi won first prize, Diksha Manhas secured second position, and Riya Kundal stood third.
Both the competitions were adjudged by Mr Ritu Raj and Dr Zahoor Ahmed. The programme aimed to instill patriotic values and promote awareness of India’s rich cultural heritage among the youth.
Government Degree College, Bishnah celebrated National Youth Day on 16th January 2026 to commemorate the birth anniversary of Swami Vivekananda, a great philosopher, visionary leader, and youth icon of India. The programme was organised by the Youth Red Cross Club of the college in collaboration with the NCC Unit, under the aegis of the worthy Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal.
The celebration aimed to inspire the youth by spreading the ideals and teachings of Swami Vivekananda, who firmly believed in the strength and potential of young minds. His timeless message to the youth,“Arise, awake, and stop not till the goal is reached,”served as the central theme of the programme and resonated throughout the event.
The programme was coordinated by Dr. Koushal Kiran Thacker, Convener, Youth Red Cross Club, with active support from faculty members and student volunteers. Dr. Kusum, Associate NCC Officer (ANO), was also a key organizing member and played a vital role in coordinating the participation of NCC cadets and maintaining discipline during the event.
The event commenced with a floral tribute to Swami Vivekananda, wherein faculty members, NCC cadets, and students paid homage to the great leader with deep respect and reverence.
This was followed by the screening of a documentary on the life and teachings of Swami Vivekananda, highlighting his inspirational journey, his views on education, character-building, nationalism, and service to humanity.
A student address was delivered by Nitin, a student of Semester IV, who spoke eloquently on the life, philosophy, and enduring relevance of Swami Vivekananda in the contemporary world.
The event concluded with a Vote of Thanks by Dr. Sunil Kumar Saliada, Head, Department of Hindi, who expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Principal, organizing committee, faculty members, NCC unit, student speakers, and volunteers for their valuable contributions.
The celebration ended on a motivational note, leaving the participants inspired to embody the ideals of Swami Vivekananda and contribute meaningfully to society and nation-building.
The 8 J&K Girls Battalion NCC and the Department of Punjabi, in collaboration with the
Cultural Committee of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah, Jammu, organised
a vibrant celebration of the traditional festivals of Lohri and Makar Sankranti at the
college campus on 14.01.2026. Makar Sankranti, which marks the New Year as per the
Hindu calendar, was celebrated in its true spirit. The programme was organised under the
able guidance and leadership of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal, GDC Bishnah.
The programme was organised with the objective of enabling students to learn about,
appreciate, and connect with their cultural heritage and traditional festivals, thereby
fostering cultural awareness and respect for indigenous traditions. The celebration witnessed
enthusiastic participation from students, NCC cadets, teaching faculty, and staff members,
who actively took part in the festivities.
The event featured cultural performances, traditional songs, and rituals associated with Lohri
and Makar Sankranti, highlighting the significance of these harvest festivals in promoting
gratitude towards nature, social harmony, and the spirit of renewal and new beginnings. The
active involvement of NCC cadets added discipline, vibrancy, and a sense of collective
responsibility to the programme.
Addressing the gathering, the organisers emphasised the importance of preserving and
celebrating traditional festivals as a means of strengthening cultural roots, moral values, and
communal harmony among the younger generation. The programme provided an interactive
platform for students to showcase their cultural talents and gain deeper insights into the
cultural and seasonal relevance of these festivals in contemporary society.
The programme was coordinated by Dr. Kusum, Head, Department of Punjabi, GDC
Bishnah, and the CTO of the 8 J&K Girls Battalion NCC, whose dedicated efforts
ensured the smooth and successful conduct of the event. The celebration concluded on a
joyful and enriching note, with participants expressing appreciation for the initiative and
reaffirming their commitment to promoting cultural traditions and inclusive celebrations
within the academic environment.
Bishnah, Jammu | 27 December 2025:
The Department of Punjabi, Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah, organized a
special screening of the acclaimed animated movie Chaar Sahibzaade on 27 December 2025
to commemorate the martyrdom of the Chaar Sahibzadas of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. The
event was organised with the objective of honouring the supreme sacrifices made by the
Sahibzadas and of sensitising students about their unparalleled courage, faith, and
commitment to righteousness.
The programme was held under the able guidance and leadership of Dr. Shallu Samyal,
Principal, GDC Bishnah, who was also present during the event. She appreciated the
screening of such a morally enriching film and acknowledged its importance in inculcating
values among students. Her constant support and encouragement played a pivotal role in the
smooth and successful conduct of the programme.
The screening witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, faculty members, and staff
of the college. The movie left a deep and lasting impression on the audience by vividly
portraying the bravery, resilience, and moral strength of the Four Sahibzadas, inspiring
viewers to reflect upon the values of sacrifice, justice, and unwavering faith.
The event was formally introduced and coordinated by Dr. Kusum, Head, Department of
Punjabi, who warmly welcomed the participants and highlighted the significance of
commemorating such historic events. She emphasized that such initiatives are essential for
preserving the rich cultural and historical legacy of Sikhism and for instilling ethical and
moral values among the younger generation.
The screening served not only as a tribute to the heroic legacy of the Four Sahibzadas but
also as an educational initiative aimed at deepening the collective understanding of their vital
role in history. The programme concluded with a renewed sense of respect and admiration for
the sacrifices that continue to inspire generations.
As part of the World AIDS Day celebrations, the Red Ribbon Club, in collaboration with the
National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of Government Degree College Bishnah, organized an
awareness rally on HIV/AIDS on 26th December 2025, in alignment with the World AIDS Day
theme “Overcoming Disruption, Transforming the AIDS Response.” The rally witnessed
enthusiastic participation from students, NSS volunteers, and faculty members, who marched
through the campus and adjoining areas carrying placards and raising awareness slogans
highlighting prevention, responsible behaviour, and compassion towards people living with
HIV/AIDS.
The rally was organized under the able supervision and guidance of the Principal of the college,
Dr. Shallu Samyal. The activity was jointly coordinated by the Nodal Officers of the Red Ribbon
Club, Dr. Anshu Sawhney and Dr. Ashma Gupta, along with the NSS Programme Officer, Dr.
Geeta Lakhotra, who played a pivotal role in mobilizing the participants and ensuring the
smooth conduct of the rally.
Addressing the participants, Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college, appreciated the
collaborative efforts of the Red Ribbon Club and NSS Unit in organizing the rally. She
emphasized that the theme “Overcoming Disruption, Transforming the AIDS Response” calls
for collective responsibility, sustained awareness, and innovative approaches to address
challenges related to HIV/AIDS. She further highlighted the crucial role of youth and educators
in spreading accurate information, countering myths and stigma, and promoting an inclusive
and healthy society.
The rally effectively conveyed the message of awareness, prevention, and zero discrimination,
reaffirming the institution’s commitment towards community engagement, public health
awareness, and youth empowerment.
AAs part of the World AIDS Day celebrations, the Red Ribbon Club of Government Degree College Bishnah organized a Poster Making Competition on HIV/AIDS on 20th December 2025. The event was conducted under the able supervision of the Principal of the college, Dr. Shallu Samyal, and was efficiently coordinated by the Nodal Officers of the Red Ribbon Club, Dr. Anshu Sawhney and Dr. Ashma Gupta.
A total of ten students participated enthusiastically in the competition and showcased their creativity and awareness through impactful posters on the theme “OVERCOMING DISRUPTION, TRANSFORMING THE AIDS RESPONSE” highlighting the causes, prevention, and social impact of HIV/AIDS. The activity aimed to sensitize students and the audience about the importance of awareness, early prevention, and the need to eliminate the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS.
The competition was judged by Dr. Shrotika Rajput, Head, Department of Political Science, and Dr. Koushal Kiran, Head, Department of Urdu. The judges appreciated the efforts of the participants and evaluated the posters on the basis of creativity, clarity of message, and overall presentation.
The winners of the competition were Mr. Krishan (Semester V), who secured the first position, followed by Ms. Ariba Ansari (Semester III), who achieved the second position, while the third position was bagged by Ms. Geetika Devi (Semester V).
The event concluded with motivating remarks by Dr Anju Bala, HoD Mathematics who commended the Red Ribbon Club for its meaningful initiative in observing World AIDS Day and for promoting social responsibility, awareness, and compassion among the youth, thereby encouraging students to contribute positively to society.
Government Degree College, Bishnah is proud to announce that its students achieved
remarkable success in the recently organized Inter-College Poetry Recitation competition and
Symposium on the theme 350th year of the martyrdom of Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji at
Government Degree College, R.S. Pura on 29th November 2025.
Navjot, a student of Semester 1, secured the Second Prize in the Punjabi Symposium,
while Nitin Lakhotra won the Consolation Prize in the Punjabi Poetry Competition.
Both students showcased their literary skills and represented Government Degree College,
Bishnah with excellence, bringing laurels to the institution.
The Principal of GDC Bishnah, Dr. Shallu Samyal, congratulated the winners and
appreciated the efforts of the Department of Punjabi and the mentors for guiding the students.
She encouraged the students to continue participating in co-curricular activities for holistic
development and academic enrichment.
Dr. Kusum, Head, Department of Punjabi, congratulated the students for this remarkable
achievement and expressed immense pride in their performance. She also highlighted the
significance of such events in promoting Punjabi language, literature, and cultural
heritage.
Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, Faculty, Department of English, GDC Bishnah, accompanied the
students to GDC R.S. Pura and provided full support and guidance throughout the event.
The college fraternity extends heartiest congratulations to the winners and wishes them great
success in their future endeavours.
Government Degree College, Bishnah, celebrated Constitution Day with great enthusiasm on
26th November 2025, along with the ceremonial release of the College Bulletin (Newsletter).
The event was jointly organised by the Department of Political Science, the College Magazine
Committee, and the NSS Wing of the college.
The Chief Guest for the programme was Dr. Rajeev Bhagat, MLA, Bishnah Constituency. The
event began with a warm Welcome Address by Prof. Shrotika Rajput, HoD, Political Science,
setting the tone for the day’s celebrations. This was followed by the introduction of the
programme proceedings by Dr. Vimpal from the Department of Political Science.
The ceremony commenced with the Lamp Lighting Ritual, symbolizing wisdom and
enlightenment, after which the dignitaries and participants paid floral tribute to Babasaheb Dr.
B. R. Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Indian Constitution. The Principal of the College,
Dr. Shallu Samyal, addressed the audience and highlighted the importance of constitutional
values, democratic principles, and the responsibility of citizens in safeguarding the nation’s
democratic framework.
Following the principal’s address, Dr. Sunil Kumar Saliada from the Department of Hindi
administered the Constitution Day Pledge, reaffirming the commitment of students and staff to
uphold justice, liberty, equality, and fraternity as enshrined in the Constitution.
A significant part of the programme was the release of the College Bulletin, Volume 1
(January–June Session 2025). This inaugural edition highlights the academic accomplishments,
student activities, and institutional milestones of the first half of the academic year. The
proceedings for the release were conducted by Dr. Koushal Kiran Thacker, Department of Urdu
and Convenor of the College Magazine Committee.
The cultural segment of the event included a thought-provoking skit performed by the
students, effectively portraying the role of citizens—particularly the youth—in strengthening
democratic values.
As part of the celebrations, an Inter-College Symposium on the theme “Role of Youth in
Safeguarding Constitutional Values in Democracy” was also organised. The symposium was
coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Programme Officer, who briefed the participants on
the rules and structure of the competition. Mr. Yaseen, NSS Volunteer, conducted the
symposium proceedings. Students representing GDC Ramgarh, GDC R.S. Pura, and Dogra
Degree College delivered impressive speeches in multiple languages, showcasing diverse
perspectives on the significance of constitutional literacy among young citizens.
The symposium was adjudicated by an esteemed panel comprising Dr. B. B. Anand, Retired
Principal from the Higher Education Department, and Dr. Seema Malpotra, Associate Professor
of English, GCW Parade. Both judges appreciated the participants for their clarity of thought,
depth of understanding, and oratory skills.
The results were announced by Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Faculty, English. Ms. Shivani from GDC
Bishnah secured the First Prize with her articulate and impactful views on youth responsibility.
The Second Prize was awarded to Mr. Sarabjeet Heer from GDC R.S. Pura, who impressed the
audience with his confidence and clarity. The Third Prize was bagged by Ms. Avni Angotra from
Dogra Degree College, whose reflective presentation added depth to the discussion. All
winners were appreciated for their commendable performance.
The Chief Guest, Dr. Rajeev Bhagat, in his address, congratulated the college for organizing
such a meaningful programme. He highlighted the integral role of youth in shaping the future of
the nation and emphasized the need for them to actively safeguard constitutional values in
their everyday lives. Dr. Bhagat urged students to stay informed about their fundamental rights
and duties, participate responsibly in democratic processes, and uphold the principles of
equality, justice, and fraternity. He praised the institution for fostering civic responsibility and
commended the faculty for their continued efforts in strengthening constitutional awareness.
To ensure the smooth conduct of the programme, technical support was provided by Dr.
Ashma Gupta, Faculty, Department of Zoology, who efficiently managed audio–visual
arrangements. Hospitality and support were coordinated by Dr. Sonika Khajuria from the
Department of Chemistry, ensuring the comfortable reception of guests. Discipline and order
during the event were overseen by Dr. Shiv Kumar Khajuria, Department of Dogri, who
managed the overall discipline of the participants and attendees.
The event concluded with a heartfelt Vote of Thanks by Dr. Preeti Mahajan, Faculty of
Education, who expressed gratitude to all dignitaries, participants, organizers, and support staff
for contributing to the success of the programme.
Bishnah, Jammu | November 20, 2025 — As part of the NCC Day 2025 celebrations and
under the directions of the 8 J&K Girls Battalion NCC, Jammu, a contingent of cadets from
the 8 J&K Girls Battalion at Government Degree College, Bishnah, visited the residence of
Vir Chakra Awardee Havildar Tilak Raj (VrC) at Village Arnia, Tehsil Bishnah, District
Jammu, on Thursday, November 20, 2025. The visiting team was accompanied by Dr.
Kusum, CTO, and Dr. Pallavi Bansal, Faculty Member, GDC Bishnah. The programme
was organized under the guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal, GDC Bishnah.
Havildar Tilak Raj (VrC) served with Alfa Company, 6 Jammu and Kashmir Rifles as the
Heavy Machine Gun Detachment Commander at Dalunangon on the Line of Actual Control
during Operation Savage (Sikkim). He was awarded the Vir Chakra on January 26, 1993, for
displaying extraordinary courage, resolute duty, and making the supreme sacrifice while
fighting the enemy. His gallant action saved the lives of his comrades and prevented
significant loss of critical defence infrastructure.
The visit was organised under the theme “Veer Samagam: Visit and Interaction with Veer
Naris/Matas”, aimed at honouring the sacrifice of fallen soldiers and expressing gratitude to
their families. During the interaction, cadets engaged with his wife, Smt. Neelam Kumari,
and paid respectful homage to Havildar Tilak Raj for his exemplary bravery and service to
the nation. A memento from 8 J&K Girls Battalion NCC, GDC Bishnah, was presented to
Smt. Neelam Kumari as a mark of respect and remembrance.
Speaking on the occasion, cadets expressed that the visit instilled in them a deeper sense of
patriotism and responsibility, reinforcing the values of dedication, sacrifice, and national
service that NCC upholds.
Anti Drug Club in collaboration with NSS unit of GDC Bishnah organizes
Pledge-Taking Ceremony Under Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan on 20.11.2025 as part of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan (NMBA). The event aimed to spread awareness about the ill effects of substance abuse and promote a healthy, drug-free lifestyle among students and faculty members.
The pledge was administered by Dr.Geeta Lakhotra NSS programme officer who emphasized the importance of educational institutions in preventing substance abuse and promoting healthy lifestyles. The ceremony saw enthusiastic participation from students, teaching staff, and non-teaching staff.
"We, at GDC Bishnah, are committed to creating a society free from substance abuse. This pledge-taking ceremony is a step towards achieving that goal,said Dr Shallu SamyalPrincipal, GDC Bishnah.
The event was coordinated by Dr Koushal Kiran Thakur Nodal Officer, NMBA, and supported by faculty members.
Bishnah, November 11, 2025:
Students of the Red Cross Unit of Government Degree College, Bishnah, visited the Sub-District
Hospital (SDH), Bishnah on 11th November 2025, where a Surgical-cum-Medical Camp was
being organized by the Shri Onkar Singh Memorial Trust. The week-long camp, scheduled from
9th to 15th November 2025, aims to provide free medical and surgical treatment to patients
from Bishnah and adjoining areas.
The camp is being led by Dr. K. S. Charak, MS (Surgery), FRCS (UK), who attained Fellowship
from the World Health Organization (WHO), and served as Head of Department, ESI Hospitals,
New Delhi. A renowned surgeon and son of the soil, Dr. Charak retired as Chief of Surgery,
Indian Spinal Injuries Centre, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, and has been spearheading such
humanitarian health initiatives through the Shri Onkar Singh Memorial Trust since October
2003. This marks the 70th Surgical-cum-Medical Camp organized by the Trust, dedicated to
providing quality healthcare to the underprivileged.
During the visit, students of GDC Bishnah had an inspiring interaction with Dr. Charak, who
shared his professional journey, experiences in surgical excellence, and his commitment to
serving his native region. The students also visited various hospital wards and the operation
theatre (OT), gaining valuable insight into surgical procedures, patient management, and
community health service delivery.
The visit was coordinated and led by Dr. Koushal Kiran and Dr. Ashma Gupta, faculty members
and coordinators of the Red Cross Unit of the college. The entire program was organized under
the aegis of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal, GDC Bishnah, who appreciated the initiative and
emphasized the importance of experiential learning and social outreach in student
development.
The visit proved to be a valuable and enlightening educational experience, fostering
compassion, social responsibility, and professional curiosity among the students of GDC
Bishnah.
Date: November 8, 2025
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and the Cyber Security Cell of Government Degree College, Bishnah, successfully concluded the Three-Day Workshop on “Cyber Security” on November 8, 2025. The final day’s proceedings focused on the theme “Cyber Crime Investigation and Preventive Measures,” highlighting practical insights into the detection, reporting, and prevention of cybercrimes.
The session began with a welcome address by Dr. Koushal Kiran, Head, Department of Urdu, who greeted the distinguished resource person, dignitaries, and participants.
The resource person for the day, Inspector Bhupinder Singh Sasan, currently posted as an Investigating Officer at the Cyber Police Station, Jammu, delivered a comprehensive and thought-provoking lecture on the various dimensions of cyber-crime investigation. Drawing from his professional experience, Inspector Sasan elaborated on real-life cases of cyber fraud, social media misuse, phishing, and online financial scams. Inspector Sasan also discussed the functioning of cyber police units, the legal framework governing cyber-crimes. His practical examples and interactive engagement with the audience offered valuable takeaways for both students and faculty.
A key highlight of the day was the participation of students from Boys Higher Secondary School, Bishnah, and students and faculty from Dogra Degree College, Jammu who were specially invited to attend the workshop and gain exposure to the fundamentals of cyber safety and ethical online practices. Their enthusiastic involvement added vibrancy and depth to the concluding session.
The workshop was held under the able guidance of Dr. Shally Samyal, Principal, GDC Bishnah, who commended the collective efforts of the IQAC and Cyber Security Cell for organizing a highly relevant and impactful academic initiative.
Dr. Ashma Gupta, Convenor, Cyber Security Cell, coordinated the three-day event effectively, ensuring active participation and meaningful learning outcomes.
The session concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof. Shrotika Rajpur, IQAC Convenor, who expressed gratitude to the resource person, organizing committee, and participants for making the workshop a grand success.
The Three-Day Workshop on Cyber Security empowered students and faculty with crucial knowledge about safe digital practices, ethical online conduct, and the mechanisms of cyber crime prevention—aligning with the college’s ongoing commitment to promoting digital literacy and responsible citizenship.
The Department of Environmental Sciences and Eco-Club of the college, under the patronage of Principal Dr. ShalluSamyal, organized an Awareness Program on “Conservation of Energy.” A lecture was delivered to the students, and the concept was demonstrated through a video providing them with insights into the working of the solar panels installed in the college premises for converting solar energy into electrical energy. Students were also made aware of the PM MuftBijliYojana.Later, the students of the Skill Course in Environmental Sciences (Semester III) presented working models on solar panels and windmills, highlighting how these can serve as promising alternative sources of energy in place of coal-based power generation.The entire event was coordinated by the Convener of the Eco-Club, Prof. Sania Hamid, along with the members of the Eco-Club — Prof. Nisha, Dr. SonikaKhajuria, and Dr. Kusum.
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) and the Cyber Security Cell of Government Degree College, Bishnah, inaugurated a three-day workshop on “Cyber Security” on November 6, 2025. The workshop, scheduled from November 6 to 8, 2025, aims to promote awareness and understanding of cyber safety, digital hygiene, and responsible online behavior among students and faculty members.
The inaugural session commenced with a brief introduction by Prof. Shrotika Rajpur, IQAC Convenor, who emphasized the growing relevance of cyber security in the present digital era and underscored the responsibility of educational institutions in equipping learners with safe and ethical online practices.
This was followed by a warm welcome address by Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Faculty, Department of English, who extended greetings to the dignitaries, resource persons, and participants. The ceremony began with the lighting of the traditional lamp, symbolizing the dissemination of knowledge and awareness.
The resource person for the day, Mr. Amit Bhat, Cyber Security Trainer at NIIT Foundation under the Cisco Project, delivered an insightful lecture on the topic “Digital Literacy and Ethical Online Conduct.” During his session, he discussed crucial aspects of cyber safety including cyber hygiene, password protection, safe browsing habits, and preventive measures against cyber threats.
Mr. Bhat also elaborated on emerging digital concerns such as spyware, data leaks, and hacking on social media platforms. He explained how spyware infiltrates devices to extract personal information, how insecure applications can lead to data breaches, and how cybercriminals exploit social media for identity theft and phishing scams. His interactive and practical approach kept the audience engaged and highlighted the vital importance of cultivating awareness and responsibility in digital spaces.
Participants were also educated about the procedures for reporting cyber crimes and the importance of prompt action and cooperation with cyber authorities to prevent further harm.
The workshop is being organized under the able guidance of Dr. Shally Samyal, Principal, GDC Bishnah, who appreciated the efforts of the IQAC and Cyber Security Cell for organizing such an informative and timely program. Dr. Ashma Gupta, Convenor, Cyber Security Cell, played a key role in coordinating the workshop and ensuring its smooth conduct.
Government Degree College, Bishnah, in collaboration with the J&K Police Department, Police Station Bishnah, organized a Seminar on the topic “Legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel in Education System” on 29th October 2025 in the College Browsing Centre. The event was organized to commemorate the 150th birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel and to celebrate his remarkable contribution to national integration and educational reforms.
Students participated enthusiastically and presented their views in Hindi, English, and Urdu, reflecting linguistic diversity and intellectual depth. Participants included Ms. Shivani, Ms. Akshara Chawla, Mr. Mohd. Yaseen, and Mr. Navjot Singh. The event was conducted under the esteemed guidance of the Principal of the College, Dr. Shallu Samyal.
The programme was graced by the Chief Guest, Mr. Irshad Rather, SP Headquarters Jammu, along with DSP R.S. Pura, Shri Prabhu Dayal, and SHO Bishnah, Shri Rakesh Jamwal. In his keynote address, SHO Rakesh Jamwal delivered an insightful talk on the legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, highlighting his visionary role in unifying India and shaping the nation’s administrative and educational framework. He also appreciated the college administration for organizing such awareness-oriented programmes that encourage students to engage meaningfully with national issues.
The judges of the event were Dr. Shrotika Rajput, Head, Department of Political Science, and Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Department of English . After a thoughtful evaluation, the winners were announced: Ms. Shivani secured the First Prize and was awarded a cash prize of ₹2500; Mr. Navjot Singh won the Second Prize with a cash award of ₹2000; Mr. Mohammad Yaseen bagged the Third Prize with a cash prize of ₹1000, while Ms. Akshara Chawla received a Consolation Prize of ₹1000 for her commendable performance.
The programme was smoothly coordinated by Dr. Koushal Kiran, Head, Department of Urdu, and Dr. Ashma Gupta, Department of Zoology. Dr. Koushal Kiran skillfully handled the stage proceedings, while Mr. Mohammad Arbaz compered the main event.
The seminar concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the valuable collaboration between the college and the Police Department in fostering civic awareness, youth engagement, and responsible citizenship.The vote of thanks was presented by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra NSS Programme Officer.
The Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC) of Government Degree College, Bishnah, in
collaboration with the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Jammu, successfully organized
an Innovation Bootcamp on 9th October 2025 under the aegis of IQAC and the patronage of
Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the College. The event aimed at fostering innovative thinking,
creativity, and entrepreneurial skills among students, in alignment with the vision of
promoting a culture of innovation in higher education institutions.
A team from the IIM Jammu Incubation Centre visited the college and interacted with
students. The team included Dr. Vivek Sharma, Chief Innovation Officer IIM Jammu; Ms.
Druvi Sharma, Deputy Manager, DSITBI; Mr. Raman Singh, Founder of Blessings Pads Pvt.
Ltd.; Mr. Rankej Sharma, a local entrepreneur from Bishnah; and Mr. Tushar Gandotra,
Mentor of IIM Jammu.
The programme began with an inaugural address by Dr. Shrotika Rajput, IQAC Coordinator
and Innovation Activity Coordinator, GDC Bishnah, who welcomed the dignitaries from IIM
Jammu and highlighted the importance of innovation and incubation activities for students’
overall growth.
The session was very interactive and inspiring. The speakers shared real-life success stories
of people who started with simple ideas and went on to build successful businesses. They
encouraged students to think creatively and find solutions to real-life problems, explaining
that every big startup begins with a small idea.
An open-house discussion was organized towards the end, giving participants an opportunity
to present their ideas, ask questions, and receive expert feedback from the visiting team.
The formal Vote of Thanks was proposed by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, Member IIC. The event
was coordinated by the IIC members of GDC Bishnah, including Prof. Sania Hamid (Vice
President, IIC) and Dr. Sonika Khajuria (Convener, IIC), with active involvement from faculty
members and students. The Innovation Bootcamp proved to be an inspiring and insightful
experience, motivating young minds to think creatively, innovate fearlessly, and explore
entrepreneurial pathways for the future.
The Red Ribbon Club of Government Degree College, Bishnah, organized a Nukkad Natak on HIV/AIDS on 9th October 2025 in the adopted village Ratnal, Bishnah, under the patronage of the Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal. The event formed an integral part of the Red Ribbon Club’s annual activities aimed at promoting awareness about health, hygiene, and the prevention of life-threatening diseases such as HIV/AIDS among the community.
The programme sought to sensitize rural residents about the causes, transmission, and preventive measures of HIV/AIDS while addressing the widespread misconceptions and stigma associated with the disease. The Sarpanch of Ratnal village extended full cooperation and arranged for the gathering of villagers at the Panchayat Ghar, where the students presented the Nukkad Natak with great enthusiasm and social commitment.
Through powerful dialogue, emotional expression, and realistic portrayal, the students successfully conveyed the message of compassion, inclusion, and awareness. The Nukkad Natak emphasized that HIV/AIDS is a health condition that demands care, understanding, and medical attention rather than discrimination or fear. The performance also encouraged the youth to act as ambassadors of awareness in their surroundings.
The event was efficiently coordinated by Dr. Anshu Sawhney and Dr. Ashma Gupta, Nodal Officers of the Red Ribbon Club, along with Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Programme Officer. The combined efforts of the Red Ribbon Club, NSS volunteers, and faculty members made the programme a resounding success. The activity was well received by the local residents, who appreciated the students’ efforts in spreading such an important and socially relevant message.
🎖️ Formal Enrolment Ceremony 🎖️
First-year students of GDC Bishnah were officially inducted as NCC cadets under the esteemed guidance of the 8 J&K Girls NCC Battalion, Jammu. The ceremony was graced by Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal GDC Bishnah, Subedar Major Daler Singh, ESM Havildar Ravi Kumar, GCI Asha, and Dr. Kusum, Incharge NCC GDC Bishnah. This marks a proud beginning of their journey in service, discipline, and leadership.
Bishnah, September 30: Government Degree College Bishnah, an esteemed institute under the
Department of Higher Education, J&K, released its annual college magazine SAHITYAKI in a
grand function held in the college premises on 30 th September 2025.The event was graced by
Padma Shri Awardee, renowned writer, and educationist Dr. Jitendra Udhampuri, who was
the Chief Guest of the programme.
The programme commenced with a warm welcome extended by Dr. Koushal Kiran Thacker,
Convenor of the College Magazine Committee, who greeted the Chief Guest, Principal, faculty,
and students and highlighted the significance of the occasion.
Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the College, in her address, congratulated the editorial
committee, faculty, and students for their dedicated efforts in bringing out SAHITYAKI. She
lauded the contribution of students and staff who enriched the magazine with their articles,
poems, and write-ups. She further appreciated the magazine committee for compiling the
content into a meaningful and creative publication.
The Chief Guest, Dr. Jitendra Udhampuri, while releasing SAHITYAKI, praised the intellectual
and creative efforts of the college fraternity. He emphasized the role of college magazines in
nurturing the literary and artistic talents of students and in fostering a culture of expression and
creativity.
The entire editorial team of SAHITYAKi was applauded by both the Principal and the Chief
Guest for their untiring efforts. The event marked a celebration of collective creativity and
teamwork by faculty and students alike.
The programme concluded with a formal Vote of Thanks by Dr. Sunil Saliada, member of the
Magazine Committee, who expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, faculty, and students for
their participation and support in making the event a success.
As part of the National Youth Day celebrations, the Red Ribbon Club of Government Degree College Bishnah organized a Poster Making Competition on HIV/AIDS on 18th September 2025. The event was conducted under the able supervision of the Principal of the college, Dr. Shallu Samyal. The entire program was conducted by the Nodal officers of Red Ribbon Club Dr Anshu Sawhney and Dr Ashma Gupta.
A total of 10 students participated in the competition and displayed their creativity and awareness through posters focusing on the causes, prevention, and social impact of HIV/AIDS. The activity not only encouraged artistic expression but also sensitized students and the audience about the importance of spreading awareness to combat the stigma associated with the disease.
The competition was judged by Dr. Shrotika Rajput, Head, Department of Political Science, and Dr. Koushal Kiran, Head, Department of Urdu. The judges appreciated the efforts of the participants and evaluated the posters on the basis of creativity, message, and presentation.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
• 1st Position:Ms. Ariba Ansari, Semester 3rd
• 2nd Position:Mr. Krishan Kumar, Semester 3rd
• 3rd Position:Ms. Renkal Kumari, Semester 3rd
The event concluded with motivating words from the Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal, who praised the Red Ribbon Club for its initiative in linking youth empowerment with social awareness, thereby inspiring students to contribute positively to society.
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), National Cadet Corps (NCC), and National Service Scheme (NSS) of Government Degree College Bishnah jointly organized a Donation Drive on the occasion of Sewa Parv to extend support to the underprivileged families and students of the adopted village Chorli. The event was organized under the supervision of the Principal of the college, Dr. Shallu Samyal.
The underprivileged families were identified by the Sarpanch of village Chorli, after which the distribution programme was held at the Panchayat Ghar. The drive was formally flagged off by senior faculty members Dr. Anju Bala and Dr. Vasudha Chaudhari, along with other dignitaries.
During the event, ration boxes and clothes were distributed among the needy families, while stationery items were provided to the students of Primary School, Chorli. This noble initiative was aimed at providing both essential resources and educational support to the marginalized sections of the community.
The event was successfully carried out with the active participation and presence of faculty members: Dr. Shrotika Rajput (Convener, IQAC), Dr. Koushal Kiran (Convener, Red Cross Committee), Dr. Geeta Lakhotra (NSS Programme Officer), Dr. Kusum (NCC ANO), Dr. Sapna Bhargav (Faculty, English), Dr. Sunil Saliada (HoD Hindi), Dr. Ashma Gupta (Faculty, Zoology), and Dr. Shiv (Faculty, Dogri Department).
The Donation Drive not only strengthened the bond between the college and its adopted village but also reflected the values of compassion, service, and community engagement among the staff and students of GDC Bishnah. The event concluded on a note of satisfaction and commitment to continue such meaningful initiatives in the future.
As part of the National Youth Day celebrations, the Red Ribbon Club of Government Degree College Bishnah organized a Poster Making Competition on HIV/AIDS on 18th September 2025. The event was conducted under the able supervision of the Principal of the college, Dr. Shallu Samyal. The entire program was conducted by the Nodal officers of Red Ribbon Club Dr Anshu Sawhney and Dr Ashma Gupta.
A total of 10 students participated in the competition and displayed their creativity and awareness through posters focusing on the causes, prevention, and social impact of HIV/AIDS. The activity not only encouraged artistic expression but also sensitized students and the audience about the importance of spreading awareness to combat the stigma associated with the disease.
The competition was judged by Dr. Shrotika Rajput, Head, Department of Political Science, and Dr. Koushal Kiran, Head, Department of Urdu. The judges appreciated the efforts of the participants and evaluated the posters on the basis of creativity, message, and presentation.
The winners of the competition were as follows:
• 1st Position: Ms. Ariba Ansari, Semester 3rd
• 2nd Position: Mr. Krishan Kumar, Semester 3rd
• 3rd Position: Ms. Renkal Kumari, Semester 3rd
The event concluded with motivating words from the Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal, who praised the Red Ribbon Club for its initiative in linking youth empowerment with social awareness, thereby inspiring students to contribute positively to society.
The NSS wing of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah organized a plantation drive today to commemorate Van Mahotsav. The event was held under the patronage of Principal Dr. Shallu Samyal, with Shri Ashwin Sharma as the chief guest.
The program began with a welcome address to the dignitaries, followed by the plantation drive within the college campus. Twenty-five students participated in the event, planting trees to promote a green and clean campus.
Shri Ashwin Sharma delivered an inspiring address, emphasizing the importance of tree plantation as our lifeline. Principal Dr. Shallu Samyal also highlighted the significance of planting trees, encouraging the students to take an active role in environmental conservation. The event was successfully coordinated by the NSS wing, with attendance from all faculty members of the college.
On the occasion of World Environment Day, a special event was organized by the college to raise awareness about environmental issues. The program commenced with the screening of a documentary highlighting various environmental hazards and their impact on the planet.
Following the documentary, the Principal of the college addressed the students, emphasizing the importance of environmental conservation and the role of youth in protecting the Earth. He encouraged students to adopt sustainable practices in their daily lives.
Later, Dr. Sunil delivered an insightful address, focusing on practical measures to mitigate environmental degradation and the significance of collective action.
Students actively participated in the event, engaging in discussions and activities aimed at promoting environmental awareness. The event concluded on a positive note, inspiring everyone to contribute towards a greener and healthier planet.
The program was coordinated by Dr Sapna Bhargav and Dr Shiv Khajuria.
IQAC and Art of Living Jammu Commence 5-Day Yoga Wellness Retreat for Staff
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), in collaboration with the Art of Living Jammu,
launched a rejuvenating five-day workshop titled “A Yoga Wellness Retreat for Staff” from
20th to 24th May 2025. This health-focused initiative aimed to promote well-being, reduce
workplace stress, and encourage a balanced lifestyle among both teaching and non-
teaching staff.
The retreat saw enthusiastic participation from staff members across departments, who
engaged in various yoga kriyas, breathing techniques, and mindfulness practices. The
sessions were led by Ms. Sushma Sharma, a seasoned Art of Living trainer and wellness
expert, who emphasized the mental and physical benefits of integrating yoga into daily
routines.
The program received high appreciation from Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of GDC Bishnah,
who lauded the IQAC for organizing such a meaningful wellness initiative.
To reinforce the collaboration under the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), a significant initiative was undertaken between PSPS Government College for Women (GCW), Gandhi Nagar, and Government Degree College (GDC), Bishnah. As part of this effort, nearly 45 students from GDC Bishnah visited GCW Gandhi Nagar on 30th April 2025 to gain practical exposure to moot court practices, thereby enhancing experiential learning and promoting inter-institutional engagement.
The program commenced with a welcome address by Prof. Paramjeet Singh from the Department of Political Science. In his address, Prof. Singh emphasized the importance of moot courts as a motivational tool for the intellectual growth and overall development of students.
Following the introductory session, a moot court case was presented on the theme “Abrogation of Article 370 in the State.” Students actively participated in the enactment, with Arti Lakhotra assuming the role of the judge, while Mohd. Yasin and Nitish Dogra played the roles of advocates. The advocates presented their arguments based on the case facts, after which the judge delivered her verdict following a detailed discussion. The session was observed with great enthusiasm and curiosity by all participants.
It was unanimously agreed that such events will be organized regularly to benefit students through practical exposure and academic collaboration. The programme was jointly coordinated by the IQAC convenors of both institutions, Dr. Yash Paul Sharma and Professor Shrotika Rajput. The organising team included Dr. Pooja Charak (HOD), Dr. Harmeet Singh, and Prof. Paramjeet Singh from the Department of Political Science, GCW Gandhi Nagar, along with Dr. Geeta Lakhotra (NSS PO), Dr. Kusum, and Dr. Ratika from GDC Bishnah.
The NSS wing, in collaboration with the Eco Club, observed World Earth Day 2025 by
organizing a series of activities under the theme,’ Our Planet Our Power’ under the patronage of
Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. On the first day, a demonstration on the activity, ‘Art
out of Waste,’ was conducted, where students were taught how to create artifacts from waste
paper. On the second day, a slogan-writing event was held, in which ten students participated.
An awareness rally on the importance of ‘Save Earth ‘was also taken out within the college
campus by fifty enthusiastic students. During the rally, students raised slogans advocating for the
conservation of Earth and its inhabitants. Along with their active participation in these activities,
students also participated in the Green Olympaid where they won laurels for the college. The
students Muskan Chandan of semester-4, Ariba Ansari and Mohd. Arbaas of semester-2 of ECO
Club were felicitated by Principal Dr.Shallu Samyal for being awarded with distinction in ‘
Green Olympiad for Youth ’conducted by Teri through online platform. The entire event of
“Earth Day” was coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS, PO and Prof. Nisha Bhagat, co-
convenor of Eco Club
The Women Development Cell (WDC) in collaboration with the Committee Against Sexual
Harassment (CASH) of Government Degree College, Bishnah (GDC Bishnah), organized a
highly impactful awareness lecture on "Women’s Rights Against Sexual Harassment", as part
of its ongoing initiatives to foster a safe, respectful, and inclusive academic environment.The
keynote speaker for the session was Adv. D.K. Singh, Senior Advocate and President of the
Bar Association, Bishnah, who shared his valuable insights on the legal rights and protections
available to women under Indian law. His session emphasized the importance of awareness,
legal literacy, and institutional mechanisms in combating sexual harassment, and was well-
received by faculty and students alike.The event was held under the patronage of Dr. Shallu
Samyal, Principal of GDC Bishnah, who in her address underscored the role of educational
institutions in empowering students, especially women, through informed discourse and
proactive measures. She commended the efforts of both the Women Development Cell and
CASH for organizing such a vital program.The lecture was convened by Prof. Anju Bala,
Convenor of the CASH Committee, and Dr. Rashmi Arya, Convenor of the Women
Development Cell. Both convenors highlighted the significance of creating a harassment-free
campus and the responsibility of every stakeholder in ensuring safety and equality.The
program saw active participation from senior faculty members, staff, and students of GDC
Bishnah. The interactive session allowed participants to raise concerns and ask questions,
making it a meaningful and engaging experience.Such awareness programs play a crucial
role in sensitizing the academic community and reinforcing the institutional commitment to
gender equity and justice.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between Dr.Ravender Kumar Tickoo ,
Principal of GCW Parade Ground Jammu and Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of GDC
Bishnah,on 19th April 2025. This marks the beginning of a significant collaboration aimed at
enhancing educational opportunities for both institutions.The MOU was signed in the
presence of senior faculty members Dr.Seema Malpotra,Dr. Kewal Krishan Manhas, Dr.
Vikas Dogra and the IQAC coordinators from both institutions professor Dr. Surinder parihar
and Prof. Shrotika Rajput.
The MOU outlines several key initiatives aimed at promoting academic excellence and
professional development, including the exchange of teaching, learning, and educational
programs for students from both colleges. Additionally, it includes organizing joint seminars,
workshops, and conferences, with faculty members from each institution contributing their
expertise to foster academic enrichment.
This collaboration aims to cultivate a dynamic academic environment, broaden perspectives,
and provide enhanced opportunities for both faculty and students alike. The MOU will remain
in force for a period of two years, during which both institutions are committed to achieving
the goals outlined in this agreement.
Principals of both the institutions Dr.Ravender Kumar Tickoo and Dr. Shallu Samyal
expressed their strong commitment to the partnership and their dedication to working
together for the betterment of students and faculty.
On 11th April 2025, the 4th semester students of Government Degree College, Bishnah organized a heartfelt farewell party to honor and bid goodbye to their seniors of the 6th semester. The college ambience was beautifully decorated, creating a festive and emotional atmosphere.
The event began with a soulful remembrance of the Almighty, invoking blessings for the bright and successful future of the outgoing students. The gathering then welcomed the Principal, faculty members, and the students with warm applause.
An enlightening awareness program on anti-ragging was successfully organized at Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah today. The program, aimed at fostering a safe and supportive environment for students, was held under the esteemed aegis of Dr. Shallu Samyal, with a key lecture delivered by Dr. Sapna Bhargav , convenor Anti-Ragging Club.
The session focused on educating students and faculty members about the dangers and legal consequences of ragging, highlighting the importance of creating a respectful and inclusive academic atmosphere. Dr. Sapna Bhargav, delivered a comprehensive talk, emphasizing the impact of ragging on students' mental and emotional well-being and the role each individual plays in preventing such incidents.
The event saw enthusiastic participation from both students and faculty, marking a significant step towards eradicating ragging and promoting a positive campus culture.
The Department of Environmental Sciences at Govt. Degree College Bishnah organized an Awareness Program on the Importance of Waste Segregation followed by a Cleanliness Drive within the college campus. The initiative aimed to educate students on responsible waste disposal practices and encourage active participation in maintaining a clean and sustainable environment.
During the awareness session, students were informed about the significance of segregating waste into dry and wet categories at the point of generation. They learned how proper segregation not only eases waste management but also helps in recycling, reduces landfill waste, and minimizes environmental pollution. The session emphasized the role of individuals in adopting sustainable waste disposal habits and contributing to a greener future.
Following the session, students from the Department of Environmental Sciences actively participated in a Cleanliness Drive within the college campus. They enthusiastically cleaned various areas, promoting the importance of hygiene and environmental responsibility. Their efforts reflected a strong commitment to fostering a cleaner and healthier learning environment.
The event was successfully conducted under the guidance of the Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal, and with the dedicated support of faculty members Dr. Kusum, Dr. Vimpal Khajuria, Ms. Pallavi Bansal, and Ms. Tina Gupta.Ms.Diksha And Dr.Anshul
On the first day, Shri Kewal Krishna Wadhera, a renowned social activist and environmentalist, was invited as the resource person. In his address, he emphasized the importance of eliminating single-use plastic, conserving water, and protecting water bodies. He encouraged students to adopt sustainable practices, such as using paper or cloth bags instead of plastic. The event concluded with a plantation drive on the college campus, where students planted saplings gifted by Shri K.K. Wadhera.
As part of the same initiative, an awareness program on water conservation was conducted at Government Higher Secondary School for Girls, Bishnah. Students actively shared their views on conserving potable water, and the school principal motivated them to take action in their daily lives.
The events were organized by Dr. Koushal Kiran, Nodal Officer, in collaboration with the Eco Club, the Department of Environmental Science (EVS), and the National Service Scheme (NSS) Wing of the college, under the guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal. Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Program Officer, coordinated the program.
GDC Bishnah observed World Water Conservation Day by conducting a series of events, including an interactive session, a plantation drive on the college campus, and an awareness lecture on avoiding polythene use, saving water, and conserving water bodies under the theme “Glacier Preservation.” Shri Kewal Krishna Badhera, a social activist served as the resource person. While interacting with students he advised them to use paper bag or cloth bags to carry things. At the end plantation drive was also done in the college in which students planted those saplings which were gifted to them by Shri K,K, Badhera ji. In addition, an awareness program on water conservation was conducted at Government Higher Secondary School for Girls, Bishnah. During the program, students enthusiastically expressed their opinions on conserving portable water. The principal of the higher secondary school also addressed the students, motivating them to save water. The entire event was organized by Dr. Koushal Kiran, Nodal Officer, in collaboration with the Eco Club, the Department of Environmental Science (EVS), and the National Service Scheme (NSS) Wing of the college, under the guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal, the college principal. Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Program Officer, coordinated the program.
The Magazine Committee of GDC Bishnah released its last
quarterly college newsletter for 2025 under the guidance of Dr.
Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. The newsletter was
released by the chief guest, Shri Kewal Krishna Badera, a
renowned social activist and environmentalist. The faculty
members joined in to release the newsletter and congratulated
the committee members on the quarterly publication. Dr.
Koushal Kiran, Convenor of the committee, thanked the faculty
for their cooperation in compiling the college newsletter.
The Red Ribbon Club of Government Degree College (GDC), Bishnah, in collaboration with the Women Development Cell, organized an insightful extension lecture on women's hygiene and healthcare. The event, held on 10th March 2025 witnessed enthusiastic participation from students and staff, fostering awareness about crucial health and hygiene practices.
The lecture featured expert insights from Dr Ayesha and Dr Neetu of Sub-District Hospital (SDH) Bishnah, who provided valuable guidance on maintaining personal hygiene, menstrual health, and the importance of regular medical check-ups. Their expertise added great value to the discussion, equipping attendees with practical knowledge for better health and well-being.
The event was organized under the leadership and guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal, GDC Bishnah, whose support was instrumental in its success. Dr. Ratika Sharma and Dr. Ashma Gupta, nodal officers of the Red Ribbon Club, played a key role in coordinating the session and ensuring its smooth execution.
The vote of thanks was given by Dr Rashmi Arya , convenor Women Development Cell of the college.
The collaboration with the Women Development Cell further reinforced the college’s commitment to promoting women's welfare and holistic development.
The Red Ribbon Club and Women Development Cell of GDC Bishnah continue to take proactive steps in organizing such initiatives, ensuring the well-being and empowerment of students.
The NSS wing, in collaboration with the Women Development Cell, celebrated Women’s Day
on March 8 th with great enthusiasm and fervor under the able guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal,
Principal of the college. Prof. Kalpana Kesar, retired Principal, was the chief guest of the
occasion.
In this prestigious event, 70 students participated, and four spoke on the theme of the day.
Prof. Shivani, HOD Music, enthralled the audience with songs dedicated to womanhood. The
special guest, Prof. Kalpana Kesar, interacted with the students and helped them understand
the true meaning of womanhood. Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college, addressed the
gathering, blessed the students, and encouraged the girls who were felicitated by the
Women Development Cell on their achievements in various fields: Ms. Sonai Thakyal in
sports, Ms. Muskan Chandan in academics, Ms. Arabia and Ms. Nikharia in poster making,
Ms. Shavni in debate, and Ms.Anjali in music. The program concluded with a vote of thanks
extended to all dignitaries by Dr. Koushal Kiran, HOD Urdu. The entire program was
coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Program Officer.
Bishnah, March 3, 2025: The JK AIDS Control Society, under the Department of Health and Medical Education, J&K, in collaboration with Savraj Production, Jammu, the Red Ribbon Club of GDC Bishnah, and the Anti-Drug Club of GDC Bishnah, organized a powerful Nukkad Natak (street play) to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS prevention, misconceptions, and available support systems.
The street play, performed by the talented artists of Savraj Production, effectively conveyed important messages about HIV transmission, preventive measures, and the need to break the stigma surrounding the disease. The performance also highlighted the AIDS toll-free helpline number, ensuring that those in need know where to seek help. The program was organised under the aegis of Dr Shallu Samyal , Principal of the College.
Senior faculty member Dr. Anju Bala appraised the efforts of both students and performers, appreciating their contribution to spreading awareness. She emphasized the importance of youth involvement in public health initiativesand commended the collaborative efforts of JK AIDS Control Society, Savraj Production, the Red Ribbon Club, and the Anti-Drug Club in organizing this meaningful event.
The event witnessed active participation from students, faculty, and staff, who engaged in discussions following the performance. The organizers reiterated their commitment to continued awareness campaigns on HIV/AIDS and drug prevention, aiming to educate the youth and build a healthier, stigma-free society
A Day of Discovery and Engagement
Bishnah, February 28, 2025 – Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah celebrated Science Day 2025 with a series of engaging and thought-provoking activities aimed at promoting scientific awareness and curiosity among students and faculty. The event, which was organized with great enthusiasm, featured a documentary screening, an interactive session, and a lively question-and-answer segment that left the audience captivated.
The event was coordinated by Dr. Ratika Sharma, Head of the Department (HOD) of Physics, alongside Prof. Sonia Khajuria, Assistant Professor in Chemistry, Dr. Ashma Gupta, Assistant Professor in Zoology, and Dr. Kiran Koushal, HOD of Urdu. Their combined efforts ensured that the event was both educational and highly engaging.
The day began with the screening of an insightful documentary highlighting the significant contributions of science and technology to humanity's progress. This film served as an inspiration, encouraging students to explore the endless possibilities that science offers.
Following the documentary, an interactive session was conducted, where the audience had the opportunity to engage with the esteemed panel of faculty members. Questions were answered, and students were given the platform to discuss various scientific phenomena, theories, and breakthroughs. This session fostered a deeper understanding of science and encouraged a spirit of inquiry among the participants.
Dr. Ratika Sharma, HOD of Physics, expressed her excitement about the successful event, stating, “Science Day is an important occasion to celebrate the wonders of science and inspire the younger generation to pursue knowledge and innovation. It was heartening to see such an enthusiastic participation from both students and faculty.”
Prof. Sonia Khajuria, Assistant Professor in Chemistry, also spoke about the importance of keeping students engaged with real-world scientific issues, while Dr. Ashma Gupta, Assistant Professor in Zoology, underscored the relevance of biological sciences in today’s rapidly changing world.
Dr. Kiran Koushal, HOD of Urdu, was also present, acknowledging the integral role that scientific literacy plays in the development of a well-rounded society.
The event concluded with a renewed sense of excitement and curiosity about the world of science, leaving all attendees inspired and motivated to delve deeper into the realms of scientific exploration.
The entire program was conducted under the able guidance of Dr Shallu Samyal ,Principal GDC Bishnah.
Investiture Ceremony at GDC Bishnah: New Leaders Emerge for 2025
Bishnah, February 24, 2025 – Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah held a grand Investiture Ceremony today, marking the induction of the new student council members for the year 2025. The elections of students council were conducted on 21st January 2025. The event was held with much enthusiasm and fervor, with students elected to various leadership positions, setting the stage for a year of growth, innovation, and responsibility.
The ceremony was graced by the esteemed presence of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of GDC Bishnah, whose leadership continues to inspire and guide the academic and extracurricular activities of the institution. Dr. Samyal expressed her pride in the new student leaders, urging them to uphold the values of integrity, responsibility, and service to the college community.
The program was coordinated by Ms Shivani of Semester 1st.
Special thanks were given to Dr. Anju Bala, Convenor of the Student Welfare Committee, and her dedicated team, who worked tirelessly in organizing the ceremony and supporting the election process. Their efforts in creating an environment where students can thrive as leaders were highly appreciated.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was signed between Dr. S.P. Sarswat, Principal of
PSPS GCW Gandhinagar, and Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of GDC Bishnah,on 21st
February 2025. This marks the beginning of a significant collaboration aimed at enhancing
educational opportunities for both institutions.The MOU was signed in the presence of
Principal Dr.Archana Kaul ,senior faculty member Dr. Vasudha Chaudhary, Associate
Professor GDC Bishnah, and the IQAC coordinators from both institutions Dr. Yash Pal
Sharma and Prof. Shrotika Rajput.
The MOU outlines several key initiatives aimed at promoting academic excellence and
professional development, including the exchange of teaching, learning, and educational
programs for students from both colleges. Additionally, it includes organizing joint seminars,
workshops, and conferences, with faculty members from each institution contributing their
expertise to foster academic enrichment.
This collaboration aims to cultivate a dynamic academic environment, broaden perspectives,
and provide enhanced opportunities for both faculty and students alike. The MOU will remain
in force for a period of two years, during which both institutions are committed to achieving
the goals outlined in this agreement.
Dr. S.P. Saraswat and Dr. Shallu Samyal expressed their strong commitment to the
partnership and their dedication to working together for the betterment of students and
faculty.
The NSS Wing and Red Cross Committee in collaboration with the civil defence Jammu inaugurated a Civil Defence Training Camp today, February 17, under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. The event began with the lighting of the lamp, followed by a welcome address delivered by Dr. Koushal Kiran, Convenor of the Red Cross Committee. During the inauguration ceremony, the instructor enlightened volunteers about the formation of Civil Defence, its role in society, and its usefulness in everyday life. Deputy Controller Ms. Anita Pawar addressed the students about the essence of Civil Defence Training. Along with Dy. Controller Anita Pawar, the team of civil Defence Shri. Paramjit Kumar, Chief Warden Civil Defence and Shri. R.v. MANGOTRA, Dy. Chief Warden Civil Defence graced the occasion.The instructor Rajender ji talked comprehensively on life saving skills and and aware the volunteers on its paramountcy in daily life, the event was concluded with the vote of thanks. The entire program was coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Program Officer.
Successful Poster Making Competition Marks National Youth Day at GDC Bishnah.
The Red Ribbon Club of Govt Degree college Bishnah in collaboration with the Higher Education Department Jammu & Kashmir and Jammu and Kashmir AIDS Control Society, organized a vibrant Poster Making Competition on the occasion of National Youth Day on February 13th, 2025. The event aimed to raise awareness among students about Role of Youth in uplifting the society.
Under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college competition witnessed enthusiastic participation from over 25 students. It served as a platform for students to showcase their creativity and passion for social causes through compelling visual representations.
Dr. Ratika Sharma and Dr. Ashma Mahajan, Nodal Officers of the Red Ribbon Club, meticulously coordinated the event, ensuring its smooth execution and meaningful impact.
The competition concluded with the announcement of the winners, who were recognized for their exceptional talent and dedication. The judges for the event were Dr Koushal Kiran , HoD Urdu and Dr Sonika Khajuria , Assistant Professor in Chemistry.
Smile kokadia secured first position , second and third position were bagged by Muskaan Bharti and Vishali Bala respectively. Their contributions not only highlighted the importance of youth engagement in societal issues but also underscored the college's commitment to nurturing socially responsible leaders of tomorrow.
The success of the event was a testament to the collaborative efforts of all involved and reaffirmed the college's role as a proactive hub for fostering holistic student development and community engagement.
The Department of Punjabi, in collaboration with the NSS Wing of GDC Bishnah, celebrated Safer Internet Day on 11th February 2025, with the theme "Together for a Better Internet". The awareness program, observed globally, aims to raise awareness and promote the safe and responsible use of the internet, particularly focusing on children, women, and young people.
During the event, a video on internet awareness was screened, followed by a question-and-answer session. The program was conducted under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college.
Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah , on 7th February 2025, organized a vibrant and successful sports event in collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra (Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports) under the banner of the Fit India Movement. The event, spearheaded by the Anti-Drug Club of the college, aimed to promote healthy living, sportsmanship, and a drug-free environment among the youth.
A variety of sports activities took center stage during the event, including volleyball (boys), kho-kho (girls), 100-meter sprints, badminton (for both boys and girls), and shot put. The competitions witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of GDC Bishnah and Government Higher Secondary School Boys, creating an atmosphere of spirited camaraderie and friendly competition.
Winners List:
Volleyball (Boys): Team GDC Bishnah emerged victorious, showcasing exceptional teamwork and skills.
100-Meter Sprint (Boys): Aadil Khokher, Himanshu Sharma, and Shivanshu Saini from Government Higher Secondary School Bishnah secured the first, second, and third positions respectively with a stellar performance.
100-Meter Sprint (Girls): Sonia Thakyal, Neelakshi, and Roshan Bibi from GDC Bishnah finished first, second, and third respectively with an impressive sprint.
Shot Put (Girls): Sonia Thakyal, Neelakshi, and Arti Lakhotra from GDC Bishnah demonstrated incredible strength and technique to secure the first, second, and third positions respectively.
Shot Put (Boys): Tanush Sagotra bagged first, Gautam Dogra bagged second, and Mohammad Arbaz secured the third position.
As part of the program, all participants, including students, faculty members, and guests, took a solemn pledge to stay away from drugs and work towards creating a drug-free society. The pledge, led by the Nodal Officers of the Anti-Drug Club, Dr. Ratika Sharma and Dr. Ashma Gupta, served as a powerful reminder of the event’s underlying message of living a healthy, active, and substance-free life. This initiative emphasized the commitment of GDC Bishnah to promoting a drug-free environment alongside fostering physical fitness and mental well-being.
The program was successfully executed under the guidance and support of the esteemed Principal of GDC Bishnah, Dr. Shallu Samyal, whose vision and encouragement were pivotal to the event's success. Special acknowledgments were extended to Dr. Ranjeeta Bali, PTI of the college, Rakshant Sharma ,President Yuva Shakti Jagran Sankalp Club and the dedicated college sports committee, convened by Dr. Sunil Saliada, for their untiring efforts in organizing the event.
The collaborative effort between GDC Bishnah, Nehru Yuva Kendra, and the Fit India Movement highlighted the critical role of youth in promoting fitness and well-being. By combining the excitement of sports with the message of healthy living, the event reinforced the values of physical fitness, teamwork, and a life free from substance abuse.
GDC Bishnah organises Career Counseling Session for its students on 04.02.2025 .Career counselling cell in collaboration with a renowned institute,’Wings ek Udaan ‘successfully organized a Career Counseling Session for its students.
The session was inaugurated with a welcome address by the Convener,Prof. Shrotika Rajput who highlighted the importance of making informed career choices in today’s competitive world. Principal GDCBISHNAH Dr.Shallu Samyal urged students to work hard and take proactive steps towards their future by remaining updated.She also encouraged students to actively seek out opportunities that align with their interests and strengths.
Session provided valuable career guidance and strategies to prepare for competitive exams by team of experts Mr. Shoaib Fareed and Yoshodra Singh jamwal.The session covered a range of topics, including various career options available to students, effective strategies for preparing for competitive exams, and tips on achieving success in various exams.Team has also gifted books for competitive examination to the library.Dr Preeti Mahajan, Dr Ashma Gupta,Dr Sapna Bhargav Dr.Ratika Sharma ,Dr.Koushel Kiran ,Dr.Geeta lakhotra,Prof.Shivani Raina,members of Career counselling cell coordinated the whole event.
The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks presented by Dr.Preeti Mahajan who expressed gratitude to the coaching institute for their support and guidance.
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The Red Ribbon Club of the college, in collaboration with the Women Development Cell, organized an
extension lecture and interactive session with a team of hospital staff, including doctors and
pathological experts. The primary objective of the program was to raise awareness among students
about critical health topics such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), and women's health issues.
Over 50 students actively participated in the session, which provided valuable insights and fostered
meaningful discussions. The whole program was organised under the noble guidelines of Dr.Shallu
Samyal, Principal of the college. The event was successfully coordinated by Dr. Ratika Sharma and Dr.
Ashma Mahajan, Nodal Officers of the Red Ribbon Club.
GDC Bishnah celebrated the 76th Republic Day with great fervor and enthusiasm. The national flag was unfurled by the college Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal. She spoke about the importance of Republic Day and the values of democracy and unity.
Following the ceremony, students performed patriotic songs, creating a vibrant atmosphere of national pride. The event concluded with a collective recitation of the national anthem, bringing the campus community together in celebration.
Electoral literacy club and NSS wing of GDCBISHNAH celebrated National voters day today
on 25th January 2025 by taking pledge in the college premises.Speaking on the occasion
principal GDCBISHNAH Dr Shallu Samyal emphasised the importance of voting for
strengthening democratic institution. Staff and Students of GDCBISHNAH also conducted
visit to Government Higher Secondary School Salehar to spread voting awareness. Students
presented Skit and based on skit NSS PO Dr.Geeta lakhotra conducted quiz in which
students and staff of GHS salehar participated enthusiastically.Prizes were also distributed
to the winners of Quiz.The Principal of GHSS Salehar B.K. Pathak acknowledging the
initiative emphasised that voting is an integral part of democracy and it is necessary to value
the power of voting .Staff of GDC Bishnah led by professor Shrotika Rajput,convenor
Electoral literacy club, Professor Geeta Lakhotra NSS PO, Dr.Koushel Kiran HOD
Urdu,Sonika Panjgotra, Rajinder Kour organised this impactful visit.Around 59 students from
GDC Bishnah and 120 students from GHSS Salehar participated in this event.Prof. Shrotika
Rajput convenor Electoral literacy club gave vote of thanks to conclude the initiative.
January is annually dedicated to Road Safety Awareness. In this regard,
the Road Safety Club, in collaboration with the NSS Wing of GDC
Bishnah, observed a two-day series of events on Road Safety Month
from January 23 rd to 24 th , 2025. The events included an essay writing
competition on the topic “Importance of Traffic Awareness in the
Current Age” and a screening of a movie on traffic signals, followed by a
quiz contest. The events were held under the guidance of Principal Dr.
Shallu Samyal. Approximately fifty students participated, enriching their
knowledge on the subject. Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Convenor of the Road
Safety Club, addressed the students on the pressing issue of traffic chaos
and awareness. The event provided students with an opportunity to
learn about traffic rules and their observance. The program concluded
with a vote of thanks, and students were instructed to adhere to traffic
rules while driving and walking on the road. The prestigious event Road
Safety conducted by Dr, Geeta Lakhotra, NSS, PO.
The Red Ribbon Club of GDC Bishnah organized a series of engaging activities aimed at
raising awareness about HIV/AIDS among students. The events, which included a poster
making competition and an awareness human chain rally, were held on 23rd January 2025 at
the college premises.The poster making competition saw enthusiastic participation from
students, showcasing their creativity and understanding of HIV/AIDS awareness through
compelling artworks. Concurrently, the awareness human chain rally brought together
students and faculty in a symbolic gesture of solidarity and commitment towards spreading
awareness about the disease.
The judging panel for the poster making competition comprised of esteemed faculty
members: Prof. Sania Hamid, Associate Professor in Botany, and Prof. Sonika Khajuria,
Assistant Professor in Chemistry.
After careful evaluation, the winners of the poster making competition were announced.
The prizes were awarded to the following talented participants:
First Prize: Miss Niharika Charak
Second Prize: Miss Ariba Ansari
Third Prize shared by Muskaan Bharti and Meenu Devi
Consolation prizes shared by Mohit Sharma and Rajat Raina.
The Red Ribbon Club extends its gratitude to all participants, judges, and volunteers who
contributed to the success of these awareness activities. Such initiatives not only foster
creativity among students but also play a crucial role in educating and sensitizing the
community about HIV/AIDS.The entire program was conducted under the aegis of Principal
of the college Dr Shallu Samyal.
Government Degree college, Bishnah, in collaboration with the All India human rights
association, is pleased to observe National youth Day 2025 under the theme Youth for
sustainable future shaping the nation with resilience and responsibility. This year’s
theme aligns with the ideals of Swami Vivekananda, and our aim is to disseminate his
inspiring ideas and ideology among the youth.. in this tournament Principal Mam Dr.
Shallu Samyal was the chief guest and Madam Anju Bhan Koul, Advisor of All Human
Right association was the guest of Honour..The cross-country event witnessed
enthusiastic participation from students of Dogra Law College, GDC R.S. Pura, GDC
Vijaypur, and Higher Secondary School, Bishnah (boys and girls).The event
commenced from the main entrance of GDC Bishnah, covering the area of Bana Chak,
and concluded at the same point. The entire event lasted approximately one hour.
Following the race, a prize distribution ceremony was held. Principal Ma’am delivered a
formal welcome address, extending appreciation to all participants.
In girls, Meevish of Rajouri took first, Roshan Bibi took second and Sonia Thakyral of
GDC Bishnah won third place in the tournament In boys, salman and Govind of higher
secondary Bishnah took first and second place, and third won by Rahul Kumar of GDC,
R S. Pura and the rest of the participants will get certificate of participation. In the end
vote of thanks extended to dignitaries, participants and media persons. The entire event
was organized by nss wing of the college.
We are pleased to announce the remarkable achievements of our two college students, Ms. Sivani and Mr. Yaseen, who participated in the prestigious 23rd Veeranna Aivalli Memorial Debate Competition, organized by the Indian Institute of Public Administration J&K Regional Branch, Jammu & Kashmir Police, and the University of Jammu. The event was held at the Brigadier Rajinder Singh Auditorium, University of Jammu.
The debate competition witnessed active participation from 27 teams, representing various colleges, university departments, and institutions from across the Jammu region. Both of our students competed admirably among these diverse teams.
We are proud to share that Ms. Sivani won the First Cash Prize of Rs. 7,000 along with a Merit Certificate for her outstanding performance in the debate. On the other hand, Mr. Yaseen also participated and received a Participation Certificate for his contribution to the competition.
Bishnah, Jammu – 31st December 2024: The Department of Punjabi at Government Degree
College (GDC) Bishnah, in collaboration with the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC),
organized a special screening of the movie Chaar Sahibzaade to mark the martyrdom of the
Four Sahebzadas of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. The event, held on 31st December 2024, aimed to
honour the supreme sacrifice of these brave sons and to keep their legacy alive for future
generations.
Under the able guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of GDC Bishnah, the event was a
resounding success. Dr. Samyal’s leadership and support were instrumental in ensuring the
smooth execution of the program. The IQAC, led by Prof. Nisar Ahmad Bhulla, Convenor,
played a key role in organizing the event, ensuring all logistics were well-managed.
The screening witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, faculty, and staff members
of the college, who gathered to remember the unparalleled courage, resilience, and sacrifice
demonstrated by the Four Sahebzadas. The movie Chaar Sahibzaade beautifully depicted the
bravery and commitment of the Sahebzadas to their faith, justice, and righteousness, leaving a
profound impact on all attendees.
Dr. Baljit Raina, President of the Punjabi Lekhak Sabha Jammu, graced the occasion as the
special guest and shared his insightful reflections on the significance of remembering these
sacrifices in the present day. His address underscored the timeless values of courage, faith,
and justice upheld by the Sahebzadas.
The event was formally introduced and coordinated by Dr. Kusum, Head of the Department
of Punjabi, who warmly welcomed the distinguished guests and participants. Dr. Kusum
highlighted the importance of commemorating such historic events to preserve the rich
history and cultural heritage of Sikhism.
The program concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks by Prof. Geeta Lakhotra, Faculty,
GDC Bishnah, who expressed gratitude to all participants, faculty, staff, and special guests
for their contributions in making the event memorable.
The Department of Punjabi and IQAC extend their sincere thanks to Dr. Baljit Raina for his
valuable presence and impactful address, and to all those who contributed to making the
event a success. The initiative not only served as a reflection on the heroic legacy of the Four
Sahebzadas but also deepened the collective understanding of their vital role in shaping
history.
GDC Bishnah unveiled the third volume of its newsletter "The College Bulletin" at a
special event held on 31st December. The event was attended by dignitaries, faculty
and students celebrating the college's continued commitment towards student
creativity and engagement.
This volume showcases a variety of content, including coverage of the college’s
Independence Day celebrations, which spanned a fortnight leading up to the
national holiday.
Dr. Baljeet Singh Raina, a renowned actor, director, writer and the President of the
Jammu Lekhak Sabha was the chief guest on the occasion. He praised the college’s
efforts in making continuous efforts to instill creativity in students and their
participation in various cultural and academic events. The editorial team also shared
insights into the making of the newsletter, recognizing the hard work of students
involved in its creation.
"The newsletter reflects the collective effort of our community, highlighting both
academic achievements and cultural events like Independence Day celebrations,"
said Dr. Shallu Samyal, the Principal of the College.
Bishnah, Jammu & Kashmir - December 26, 2024 – It is with great pride that we announce the outstanding achievement of Ms. Sivani, a student of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah, who won the First Cash Prize of Rs. 7,000 and a Merit Certificate for her exceptional performance at the 23rd Veeranna Aivalli Memorial Debate Competition. The prestigious event, held at the Brigadier Rajinder Singh Auditorium, University of Jammu, was organized by the Indian Institute of Public Administration (IIPA) J&K Regional Branch, Jammu & Kashmir Police, and the University of Jammu.
The debate competition attracted 27 teams from various colleges, university departments, and institutions from across the Jammu region. Ms. Sivani competed against some of the brightest minds in the region and emerged victorious, earning high praise for her eloquent arguments and outstanding debating skills. Alongside her, Mr. Yaseen, also from GDC Bishnah, participated in the event and was awarded a Participation Certificate for his contribution.
The event was graced by distinguished dignitaries, including Anand Jain, ADG Jammu Zone, who served as the Chief Guest, and Prof. Anju Bhasin, Dean Academic Affairs at Jammu University, and B R Sharma, Chairman of IIPA J&K Regional Branch & State Election Commissioner, who were the Guests of Honour. Dr. Ashok Bhan, Former DGP and Patron of IIPA, presided over the event, with Girish Aivalli, son of the late Veeranna Aivalli, also in attendance.
The competition aimed to promote meaningful dialogue on critical national issues and strengthen the connection between academia, public administration, and civil society. The adjudicators for the event were Prof. Indu Kilam, Dr. Ashok Gupta, and Prof. Komal Nagar, while the rapporteurs were Gagandeep Singh Sasan and Ramneet Kour.
The participation and success of Ms. Sivani and Mr. Yaseen is a testament to the academic and extracurricular excellence nurtured at Government Degree College Bishnah. Their remarkable performance underscores the talent and commitment of our students. We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Ms. Sivani for her exceptional achievement, which brings great pride to our institution and sets a shining example for future students.
We also acknowledge the guidance of Dr. Kusum, Teacher in Charge and Head of the Department of Punjabi at GDC Bishnah, who accompanied the students during the event. Her support and mentorship have been instrumental in their success.
The NSS wing of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah observed Human Rights Day on
December 10 th with a theme”Our Rights, Our Future Right now” under the patronage of the
Principal “ Dr. Shallu Samyal “ . The event was celebrated with the middle-wing students of
Government Higher Secondary School Bishnah.NSS volunteers raised awareness among the
students about the significance of Human Rights Day.The students listened attentively and
posed thoughtful questions to the volunteers regarding the celebration.The head of the
middle school encouraged the young participants to engage in such awareness programs,
fostering patriotism and social responsibility.The event concluded with a vote of thanks to
the school staff.
Career counseling cell and NSS wing of GDC Bishnah organized a special counseling
session on Army recruitment schemes like NDA, CDS, Agniveer etc. Major Rohit, a
medical officer in the Indian Army, was the resource person. He sensitized the students
on how to join the Army, elaborating on the required percentage and qualifications.
Major Rohit also informed the students about the recent changes inducted in the Army’s
recruitment process.
Major Rohit enlightened the students about various aspects of the Army. Following the
lecture, an interactive session was conducted, where students had the opportunity to
clear their doubts on various issues.
The welcome address was presented by Dr. Geeta lakhotra and a vote of thanks was
also extended to all the dignitaries by Dr. Sapna Bhargav. The entire program was
organized under the patronage of the principal of the college Dr. Shallu Samyal.
A Collaborative Initiative by NSS and Red Ribbon Club at GDC Bishna
To mark World AIDS Day, the National Service Scheme (NSS) and the Red Ribbon Club of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishna organized an engaging and impactful event focused on spreading awareness about HIV/AIDS. The event was held on 2nd December 2024 at the college campus, featuring poster-making and rangoli-making activities, where students participated actively to showcase their creativity while promoting crucial information about HIV/AIDS prevention, care, and solidarity.
Under the leadership of NSS Coordinator Dr. Geeta Lakhotra and Red Ribbon Club Coordinator Dr. Ashma Gupta, the event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of safe practices, the fight against stigma, and the role of compassion in combating the epidemic. The activities provided a platform for students to express their understanding of the global health issue through vibrant posters and intricate rangolis, designed to capture attention and provoke thought on this important day.
The students' posters highlighted themes such as awareness, prevention, and care for those living with HIV/AIDS, while the rangoli designs emphasized the significance of community, unity, and empathy in the fight against the disease.
Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Coordinator, said, "The NSS unit is proud to be part of this important initiative that empowers our students to use their creative talents for social good. World AIDS Day serves as a reminder that through awareness, education, and support, we can make a difference in the lives of those affected by HIV/AIDS."
The whole program was conducted under the aegis of worthy Principal of the college , Dr Shallu samyal.
The event was a resounding success, drawing participation from a diverse group of students and faculty, all united in the common goal of raising awareness and contributing to the global fight against HIV/AIDS.
The students of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah recently clinched the first prize in a poster-making competition held during the One -Day seminar on Solid Waste Management at GDLM College, Hiranagar on 27th November 2024. Principal Dr. Shallu Samyal blessed the students for their success and congratulated the staff as well.
GDC Bishnah's winning entry stood out for its originality, artistic execution, and powerful message, earning high praise from the judges and organizers. This achievement highlights the college's commitment to nurturing the creative talents of its students and underscores its active participation in academic and extracurricular initiatives within the region.
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The Institution Innovation Cell (IIC) of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah in
collaboration with Department of Botany and Zoology organized an insightful visit for its
students to the Kisan Mela held at the Sher-e-KashmirUniversity of Agricultural Sciences and
Technology (SKUAST), Jammu on 21st November 2024.The event was aimed at exposing students
to the latest developments in agriculture and encouraging innovation in the sector.
During the visit, students explored a wide range of stalls showcasing advanced scientific tools,
technologies, and innovative agricultural practices such as hydroponics, sericulture etc.The
exhibition provided hands-on experience and demonstrations on sustainable farming, crop
management, and modern agricultural techniques,Agri Startups, Farm Mechanization, Digital
Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Agriculture, Livestock management,
Veterinary Sciences, Microbiology,Apiculture,Use of Drones in agriculture Industry-Academia
Linkages.
In addition to learning about cutting-edge agricultural practices, students had the opportunity to
engage in meaningful interactions with agricultural experts, researchers, and industry
professionals. These interactions not only enriched the students’ understanding but also sparked
their curiosity about potential career opportunities in the agricultural field.
The visit also served as a platform for the students to explore the importance of innovation in
agriculture, and how technology and science can help solve real-world challenges in the sector. It
was a valuable learning experience that provided students with a deeper understanding of the
career possibilities in agriculture, farming technologies, and sustainable practices.
The event concluded with students expressing their newfound interest in pursuing careers
related to agriculture and innovation. The IIC team ,40 students of all the semesters and faculty
GDC Bishnah led by professor Sania Hamid convenor IIC, professor Shrotika Rajput,Dr. Ashma
Gupta, Dr. Sunil Kumar, Dr.Shiv Kumar khajuria aims to continue organizing such enriching
activities to foster creativity and entrepreneurial spirit among students.
Expert Lecture on Artificial Intelligence at GDC Bishanh
Date: 2nd February 2026.
Report on Road Safety Awareness Rally 31-01-2026.
Road Safety Awareness Lecture 30.01.2026.
GDC Bishnah Organises Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan Awareness Programme.
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GDC Bishnah Celebrates 77th Republic Day of India with Patriotic Fervour.
Eco-Club of GDC, Bishnah Organises Plantation drive within the campus to Commemorate 150 Years of the song “Vande Mataram”.
GDC Bishnah Commemorates 150 Years of “Vande Mataram”.
Celebration of National Youth Day at GDC Bishnah.
The 8 J&K Girls Battalion NCC and the Department of Punjabi, in collaboration with the
Cultural Committee of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah, Jammu.
GDC Bishnah Hosts Screening of Chaar Sahibzaade to Commemorate the Martyrdom of the Chaar Sahibzadas.
AWARENESS RALLY ON HIV/AIDS AT GDC BISHNAH
CELEBRATIONS OF WORLD AIDS DAY.
350th year of the martyrdom of Shri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji at
Government Degree College, R.S. Pura on 29th November 2025.
GDC Bishnah Celebrates Constitution Day & Releases College Bulletin 26 November 2025
GDC Bishnah NCC Cadets Visit Family of Vir Chakra Awardee Havildar Tilak Raj (VrC) Under ‘Veer Samagam’ Initiative.
Pledge-taking ceremony on Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan at GDC Bishnah.
Students of GDC Bishnah Visit SDH Bishnah for Surgical-cum-Medical Camp Organized by Shri
Onkar Singh Memorial Trust.
GDC Bishnah Concludes Three-Day Workshop on Cyber Security.
GDC Bishnahorganises Awareness Program on Energy Conservation.
Day 1 of Three-Day Workshop on Cyber Security at GDC Bishnah.
GDC Bishnah Organizes Seminar in Collaboration with J&K Police Department on the Legacy of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel.
Innovation Bootcamp Organized by IIM Jammu at GDC Bishnah
NUKKAD NATAK ON HIV/AIDS BY RED RIBBON CLUB
Formal enrolment ceremony of GDC Bishnah
College Magazine “SAHITYAKI” Released at GDC Bishnah.
Poster making competition on HIV/AIDS.
DONATION DRIVE UNDER SEWA PARVBY GDC BISHNAH
GDC Bishnah celebrated Van Mahotsav.
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World Environment Day Celebrated at GDC Bishnah.
IQAC and Art of Living Jammu Commence 5-Day Yoga Wellness Retreat for Staff.
Strengthening Collaboration through Moot Court Engagement between PSPS GCW Gandhinagar and GDC BISHNAH.
GDC, Bishnah celebrated World Earth Day.
Women Development Cell and Committee Against Sexual Harassment (CASH) Organize Awareness Lecture on Women’s Rights Against Sexual Harassment at GDC Bishnah.
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MOU Signed Between GCW Parade Ground Jammu and GDC Bishnah College.
Farewell Celebration at GDC Bishnah.
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The Principal of the college Dr Shallu Samyal in her address, congratulated the final-year students for successfully completing their academic journey and encouraged them to face future challenges with confidence and determination.
Dean Student Welfare, Prof. Anju Bala, also addressed the gathering and shared her best wishes with the outgoing students, appreciating their contributions and encouraging them to continue striving for excellence in life.
One of the major highlights of the program was the Mr. and Ms. GDC Bishnah 2025 contest. Final-year students enthusiastically participated in various rounds, showcasing their talents, wit, and confidence. After an exciting competition, the titles were awarded to:
• Mr. GDC Bishnah 2025: Gurpreet Bhagat
• Ms. GDC Bishnah 2025: Priyanka
The event featured a range of cultural performances, including dances, songs, poetry, that beautifully captured the essence of college life. These performances added energy and emotion to the occasion.
To honor the talents and achievements of the outgoing batch, awards were presented to students who excelled in various co-curricular fields:
• Best Debater: Bansi lal
• Best Sportsperson: Akarsh Sharma
• Best Dancer: Khushi Devi and Priyanka
• Best Vocalist: Anjali Devi and Janvi Bhagat
• Best in Academics:Disha Meenia in Arts stream and Tarru Bharti in Science Stream.
Most promising student of the college : Vansh Dadwal
These students were felicitated for their outstanding contributions throughout their time at the college.
The 6th semester students expressed their gratitude in heartfelt speeches, reminiscing about their journey at GDC Bishnah and thanking the faculty and juniors for their constant support and love.
The program concluded with a group photo session, followed by refreshments and music. The farewell celebration was filled with laughter, nostalgia, and heartfelt goodbyes — a perfect send-off for the graduating students.
An enlightening awareness program on anti-ragging was successfully organized at Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah.
The Department of Environmental Sciences at Govt. Degree College Bishnah organized an Awareness Program on the Importance of Waste Segregation followed by a Cleanliness Drive within the college campus.
GDC Bishnah celebrated World Water Day under the patronage of Principal Dr. Shallu Samyal by organizing a series of events focused on water conservation and environmental sustainability.
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GDC, Bishanh celebrated World Water Day.
The Magazine Committee of GDC Bishnah released its last quarterly college newsletter for 2025.
Extension Lecture on Women’s Hygiene and Healthcare Organized at GDC Bishnah.
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GDC, Bishnah celebrates Women’s Day.
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Nukkad Natak on HIV/AIDS and Drug Awareness Organized at GDC Bishnah.
Celebrating Science Day 2025 at GDC Bishnah
Investiture Ceremony at GDC Bishnah: New Leaders Emerge for 2025
The following students were selected for the various leadership roles:
• Student President: Gurpreet Bhagat semester 6th
• Vice President: Reevisha Gupta Semester 4th
• General Secretary: Deepanti Semester 6th
• Treasurer: Sushant Kumar Semester 4th.
• Class representatives of Semesters 2nd 4th and 6th.
The Investiture Ceremony not only celebrated the new leaders but also emphasized the importance of active participation in the growth of the college community. As part of their leadership journey, the newly appointed members are expected to take on roles that will help build a more vibrant and inclusive college environment.
The event concluded with an inspiring speech from the newly inducted Student President, who pledged to serve the college with dedication, ensuring that the voices of all students are heard and acted upon.
MOU Signed Between PSPS GCW Gandhinagar and GDC Bishnah College
GDC, Bishnah organised Civil Defence Camp
The Red Ribbon Club of Govt Degree college Bishnah in collaboration with the Higher Education Department Jammu & Kashmir and Jammu and Kashmir AIDS Control Society, organized a vibrant Poster Making Competition on the occasion of National Youth Day on February 13th, 2025.
GDC, Bishnah celebrated Safer Internet Day.
GDC Bishnah Hosts Successful Sports Event in Collaboration with Nehru Yuva Kendra Under Fit India Movement.
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GDC Bishnah organises Career Counseling Session for its students.
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Music Department in collaboration with cultural Committee of GDC Bishnah celebrated the festival of Basant Panchami with great zeal and festive fervour on 1st February 2025.
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Music Department in collaboration with cultural Committee of GDC Bishnah celebrated the festival
of Basant Panchami with great zeal and festive fervour on 1st February 2025.
The celebration began with welcome address presented by Prof. Rashmi Arya convenor cultural
committee,who greeted the students, faculty, and staff present for the event, setting the tone for an
enriching cultural experience. Speaking on the occasion Dr. Shallu Samyal the Principal GDC Bishnah,
highlighted the significance of Vasant Panchami, emphasizing its importance in fostering learning and
creativity.
The programme commenced with the lighting of the lamp where Students and faculty offer prayers to
the goddess Saraswati. The chants of holy mantras by students of Music department resonated in the air
made the whole environment divine.
Students performed Saraswati Vandana invoking blessings for wisdom and learning.
A heartfelt poetry recital was also presented by students
Talented students also performed a raga inspired by Vasant Panchami, capturing the season’s essence
through classical music that resonates with the spirit of the festival.
A soulful Dogri folk song performance also took the audience on a journey through the rich cultural
heritage of the region. As part of the festivities, the Department of Music GDC Bishnah awarded
certificates to students as an acknowledgment in cultural participation.Program was Coordinated by
Prof Shivani Raina HOD Music.Event ended with formal vote of thanks by Dr. Sunil sladia HOD Hindi.
Government Degree College Bishnah successfully hosted its Alumni Meet 2025 which
served as remarkable reunion of all batches.
Government Degree College Bishnah successfully hosted its Alumni Meet 2025 which
served as remarkable reunion of all batches. The event started with the lighting of the
lamp as invocation of Goddess Saraswati on the auspicious occasion of Basant
Panchmi. The meet kicked off with the welcome address of convener followed by an
insightful speech from the Principal in which she encapsulated the journey of college
over the years, prompted the Alumni to reflect on their personal and professional
growth.
As a part of Alumni Meet, a colourful cultural bonanza was presented for the Alumni’s
which created a nostalgic ambience among them. They expressed their joy and
gratitude by sharing their experiences during the program. The program was concluded
with the vote of thanks and a group photograph followed by Lunch. The principal
applauded the effort of Alumni Committee.
The Red Ribbon Club of the college, in collaboration with the Women Development Cell, organized an
extension lecture and interactive session with a team of hospital staff, including doctors and
pathological experts.
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GDC Bishnah celebrated the 76th Republic Day with great fervor and enthusiasm.
Electoral literacy club and NSS wing of GDC BISHNAH celebrated National voters day today on 25th January 2025.
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Road Safety Club, in collaboration with the NSS Wing of GDC Bishnah, observed a two-day series of events on Road Safety Month.
Red Ribbon Club of GDC Bishnah Organises HIV/AIDS Awareness Activities.
GDC, Bishnah conducted 6-Kilometres Cross Country.
Achievements of College Students in the 23rd Veeranna Aivalli Memorial Debate Competition.
GDC Bishnah Hosts Screening of Chaar Sahibzaade to Commemorate the Martyrdom of the Four Sahebzadas.
GDC Bishnah unveiled the third volume of its newsletter "The College Bulletin" at a special event held on 31st December.
GDC Bishnah Student Ms. Sivani Wins First Cash Prize at 23rd Veeranna Aivalli Memorial Debate Competition.
GDC Bishnah observed Human Rights Day.
Career counseling cell and NSS wing of GDC Bishnah organized a special counseling
session on Army recruitment schemes like NDA, CDS, Agniveer etc.
Celebrating World AIDS Day.
The students of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah recently clinched the first prize in a poster-making competition held during the One -Day seminar on Solid Waste Management at GDLM College, Hiranagar on 27th November 2024.
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Department of Political Science in collaboration with NSS wing of Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah under the able guidance of worthy principal of GDC Bishnah.
Department of Political Science in collaboration with NSS wing of Government Degree College
(GDC) Bishnah under the able guidance of worthy principal of GDC Bishnah Dr.Shallu Sambyal
celebrated Constitution Day with great enthusiasm on 26th November 2024. The event featured a
symposium on the significance of the Indian Constitution, which saw the participation of six speakers
who eloquently shared their perspectives on the importance of this landmark document in shaping the
nation.
The occasion was graced by the Chief Guest, a sitting Member of the Legislative Assembly, and the
Guest of Honour, an Ex-Member of the Legislative Assembly. The Principal of GDC Bishnah Dr.
Shallu Samyal also addressed the gathering, emphasizing the relevance of the Constitution in
fostering equality, justice, and democracy.
speaking on the occasion chief guest Dr.Rajeev Bhagat Sitting MLA Bishnah constituency,
emphasized to pay tribute to Dr. Ambedkar and the members of the Constituent Assembly who
worked tirelessly for nearly three years to draft a document that could govern a country as diverse as
ours. He stressed that dedication of makers of our constitution reminds us of the responsibility we
have to uphold their vision.
Guest of honour Sh. Ashwani Kumar Sharma ex-MLA addressed the students to understand their
responsibility to understand, respect, and uphold the values enshrined in this document he also spoke
that Constitution provides us the framework to live in harmony and to protect the rights of all people.
The program commenced with a warm welcome address delivered by Professor Shrotika Rajput from
the Department of Political Science. Dr. Preeti Mahajan from Department of Education administer
reading of the Constitution Day Pledge, reaffirming the commitment to uphold its principles. Students
from Music department under the guidance of Professor Shivani Raina gave a mesmerizing musical
performance.
Symposium was judged by Professor Anju Bala from Department of Maths, Professor Rashmi Arya
from Department of English,Professor Ashma Gupta from Department of Zoology.Following the
symposium, prizes were distributed to the participants for their insightful contributions. The event
also witnessed an active involvement of NSS Volunteers, who organized a Paed Yatra rally
highlighting the importance of the Constitution.
The celebration concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr Geeta lakhotra , NSS Programme Officer who
expressed gratitude to the dignitaries, participants, colleagues, and students for making the event a
success.
GDC, Bishnah visited Kissan Mela.
NSS Wing of GDC, Bishnah attended the Rashtriya Kissan Summit held at Sher-a
Kashmir Agricultural university Chatta today on 22nd November under the patronage
of Principal of the college Dr. Shallu Samyal. Around 40 students participated in this
mela. During summit Dr. Manmohan Sharma, professor of Biotechnology delivered a
lecture on career making in an agricultural stream and the lecture followed by the
interactive session wherein students cleared their doubts and apprehensions. Dr.
Rashmi Singh, commissioner Secretary to Government, Higher Education addressed
the students and emphasis placed upon the deliverance of skill oriented education.
Along with it students visited different stalls and saw many innovative tools in the
field of agricultural field. Besides it students participated in dance performances and
won appreciations. Towards end students partook in community kitchen(Langer).
Prof.Anju Bala, HOD, Mathematics and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS, PO accompanied the
students in Mela.
Institution Innovation Cell GDC Bishnah Organizes Student’s Visit to Kisan Mela at SKUAST Jammu.
Govt Degree College Bishnah, organised a poster making competition on the theme "-Drug Abuse -A Serious Health Concern".
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In a proactive effort to raise awareness about the alarming rise of drug abuse and its impact on public health, Department of Zoology, Govt Degree College Bishnah, organised a poster making competition on the theme “-Drug Abuse -A Serious Health Concern “. The event which took place in the Zoology lab on 14.11.2024 invited students of all the semesters to contribute to their artwork and ideas on one of society’s most pressing issues. 10 students from science stream participated in the competition. The judges for the competition were Dr Sania Hamid, HOD Botany and Dr Kusum , HOD Punjabi. Ms.Ariba Ansari bagged the first prize, second prize was bagged by Neharika Charak and third prize was shared by Mohd Asif and Rinkal Kumari. The Head of the Department Dr Vasudha Chaudhari briefed the students about the significant health risks posed by the substance use and the importance of prevention, treatment and support for affected individuals. The programme was coordinated by Dr Ashma Gupta. Assistant Professor in Zoology. The entire programme was held under the dynamic leadership of Dr Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college.
On November 11, 2024
Jammu: On November 11, 2024, to mark the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev
Ji, the Punjabi Sahit Sabha of the PG Department of Punjabi University, Jammu,
organized an Inter-College Poetry Recitation Competition. The event saw the
enthusiastic participation of 25 students from various colleges across the Jammu
region, who showcased their literary talents in poetry recitation.
The competition was honored by the presence of Padma Shree Mohan Singh, the
eminent Dogri writer, who was the Chief Guest. The esteemed panel of judges
included Dr. Vikram Singh Sahi, Chief Librarian at Dhanvantri Library, University of
Jammu, and S. Ajit Singh Mastana, a renowned Punjabi writer from Jammu &
Kashmir.
Among the talented participants, Mr. Nikhil Lakhotra, a first-semester BA student
from Government Degree College (GDC), Bishnah, stood out by securing the
third position in the prestigious competition. In addition to him, Mr. Nitin Lakhotra
(also from BA Semester 1) and Ms. Simran Bhagat (BA Semester 3) earned
consolation certificates for their impressive performances, reflecting the high level
of dedication and talent nurtured at GDC Bishnah.
The success of the students was largely due to the mentorship and guidance
provided by Prof. Shallu Sambyal, Principal of GDC Bishnah, whose leadership
played a key role in preparing the students for the competition. The students were
also supported by Dr. Kusum, Head of the Punjabi Department at GDC Bishnah,
who accompanied them to the event, ensuring their smooth participation.
Government Degree College Bishnah takes immense pride in the achievements of
its students and extends heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Nikhil Lakhotra for
securing third place, as well as to Mr. Nitin Lakhotra and Ms. Simran Bhagat for
their commendable efforts. The college remains committed to fostering excellence in
academics, literature, and arts, and continues to provide a platform for students to
excel in co-curricular activities.
The event was a meaningful celebration of the cultural and spiritual heritage of
Guru Nanak Dev Ji and offered students an opportunity to showcase their creative
abilities in the field of Punjabi literature. The event was attended by faculty, scholars,
and students from the Department of Punjabi, University Jammu and various
colleges of Jammu, who praised the event for its successful organization and
impactful content.
Dated: 28.10.2024
During the inauguration of Vigilance Week (October 28 – November 3, 2024), the students
and staff of Government Degree College (GDC), Bishnah, took an integrity pledge with the
theme ‘Culture of Integrity for Nation’s Prosperity. Additionally, the NSS wing observed
Jammu and Kashmir Accession Day under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the
college. Prof. Shrotika Rajput, Head of the Department of Political Science, served as the
resource person on this occasion. Prof. Rajput delivered a comprehensive lecture on the
historical significance of the day, sharing her personal experiences, which captivated the
students’ attention. A subsequent interactive session allowed students to clarify their
doubts. Furthermore, batches of NSS volunteers were distributed, and a potted plant was
presented to Prof. Shrotika Rajput as a token of appreciation. The event concluded with a
vote of thanks extended to all those present.”Prof. Shivani Raina, Ms. Rajinder Kour, Ms.
Neelam graced the occasion and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS. PO coordinated the entire event.
Date:23.10.2024
GDC Bishnah. Cultural committee in collaboration with Super model club organised the talent hunt
under the banner of Jammu’s got talent a platform of exhibiting the hidden talent in the field of singing
,dancing and modelling. The students have shown a great enthusiasm and got selected for the mega
event which is going to be held on 25 nov.by the team of artists of club.
The principal Dr.Shallu Samyal congratulated the selected students and extended her thanks to the
Event organiser for such a great opportunity.
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Two day's workshop cum demonstration on “ How to prepare Vertical Garden from discarded plastic waste” was conducted by Eco-club and Institute Innovation Council of GDC,Bishnah under the able guidance of Dr.Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. On this occasion, Dr.Nazia Rasool Latifi, a renowned environmentalist and HOD, Department of Environmental Sciences, GCW Gandhi Nagar Jammu was invited as resource person On day 1 ,She delivered an interactive session on raising Vertical Garden. She briefed students about the multiple advantages of Vertical Gardens like it can be raised on any vertical space,improves ambient quality and enhances aesthetics of the place.Students and faculty members enthusiastically participated in the whole event. On day 2, PET bottles were given shape of planters and were mounted on the walls which was subsequently followed by soil preparation and plantation. Welcome address was delivered by Dr.Ratika Sharma, member IIC and vote of thanks was delivered by Prof. Sania Hamid, convener Eco-club and convener IIC. Whole of the event was coordinated by members Eco- club Dr. Sunil Kumar Saliada, Dr.Kusum,Prof. Shivani Raina and Dr Shiv Kumar Khajuria.
Dated : 19.10.2024
Government Degree College (GDC) Bishnah, under the esteemed patronage of the college
Principal, Dr. Shallu Samyal, celebrated the release of its quarterly newsletter titled 'The College
Bulletin'. The unveiling took place on the college premises during a special event, with the
distinguished presence of Dr.Sukhleen Kour, Director Planning, Department of Higher
Education served as the chief guest.
The event was attended by all the faculty members. Their collaborative efforts played a crucial
role in the creation and publication of 'The College Bulletin'.
In her address, Principal Dr. Shallu Samyal expressed her heartfelt congratulations to the entire
team behind the newsletter’s publication. She praised their hard work, dedication, and
commitment to bringing this project to fruition. She emphasized the importance of such
initiatives in fostering a vibrant academic community and keeping students, faculty, and the
larger college community informed and engaged.
“The release of The College Bulletin is a testament to the talent and teamwork present in our
institution. It will serve as a valuable platform to showcase the achievements of our students,
faculty, and staff.
The newsletter aims to highlight the academic, cultural, and extracurricular accomplishments of
GDC Bishnah, offering a space for creative expression and intellectual expression.
In response to escalating crisis of drug abuse effecting individuals, youth and families in the society, Red Cross Club and Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan Club of GDC Bishnah in Collaboration with J&K Society for Promotion of Youth and Masses (JKSPYM) State Level Cordinating Agency (J&K) organised an awareness Program on the topic “Drug Abuse and Preventive Measures” for the students of Govt. Degree College Bishnah on 15 th Oct., 2024. More than 100 students attended the program with full zeal and enthusiaum. Ms. Kimi Parihar, Project Cordinator State Level Cordinating Agency introduced the resource person and grounded upon the importance of today’s Program. The resource person of the program was Dr. Rachna Devi, Professor in Psychology, SLCA Team of JKSPYM. While addressing the students she stressed upon that drug abuse is a critical public health issue, with recent statistics indicating a sharp rise in addiction rates. She also highlighted the profound effects of substance use not only on the individuals but also their familes, friends and the broader community. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Koushal Kiran Thakur, Convener Red Cross Club. Prof. Anju Bala, Dr. Preeti Mahajan, Dr. Sunil Kumar Saliada, Dr. Ashma Gupta, Dr. Kussum and Shivani Raina were also present The whole program was conducted under the aegis of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Worthy Principal of the College.
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NSS Wing of GDC, Bishnah in collaboration with the cultural club celebrated Gandhi Jayanti with a theme Swachhata Hi Sewa under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. In this connection students presented Rangoli, poster making, recitation of poetry, Extempore and performance of Bhajan (Ram Dun). Moreover a short documentary on the life of Mahatma Gandhi was also shown to the students. Around 50 students participated in this event with zeal and enthusiasm. During the events, like Extempore students expressed their opinion on the vision of Gandhi and through Rangoli they endeavored to paint the progressive future of India. Dr. Shallu Samyal also threw light on the occasion and encouraged students to participate in such event where they get opportunity to enhance their talents and academic. The entire coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, Dr. Kususm, and Prof. Shivani Raina .
""Red Ribbon Club of GDC Bishnah Commemorates International Youth Day with Series of Activities The Red Ribbon Club of Government Degree College Bishnah observed International Youth Day with a series of impactful activities aimed at raising awareness among the youth community. The event featured engaging initiatives including a poster-making competition and a visit to the Sub-District Hospital Bishnah. The highlight of the event was the poster-making competition, where young participants showcased their creativity and passion for social causes. The competition encouraged students to express their views on critical issues such as emergency preparedness, tuberculosis (TB), HIV/AIDS awareness, and more. 30 students participated in the competition. Rajat of semester 5th bagged the first prize while 2nd and 3rd were bagged by Muskan Bharti of Semester 5th and Muskaan Chandan of Semester 3rd respectively. The competition was adjudged by Prof Shrotika Rajput, HOD Political Science, Dr Sunil Kumar HOD Hindi and Dr Sapna Bhargav Assistant Professor English. Additionally, students and volunteers from the Red Ribbon Club undertook a visit to the Sub- District Hospital Bishnah. During the visit, they engaged in interactive sessions aimed at spreading awareness on various health topics including emergency response protocols, TB prevention, management of HIV/AIDS, and other pertinent health issues affecting the community. The nodal officers of Red Ribbon Club of GDC Bishnah Dr Ratika Sharma and Dr Ashma Gupta expressed gratitude to all participants, volunteers, and the Sub-District Hospital Bishnah for their support and collaboration in making this event a resounding success. The whole program was organised under the able guidance of Dr Shallu Samyal Principal of Govt Degree College Bishnah.
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""The NSS Wing, in collaboration with the Eco-Club and the Department of Environmental Science (EVS), observed Ozone Day by organizing a poster-making competition and extempore speeches on the theme of Ozone Day “Advancing Climate Change” today on 17 th September. 2024. The event was successfully conducted under the dynamic leadership of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. Thirteen students participated in the competition, while twenty attendees joined the function. In Poster making students expressed their opinions in the preservation of Ozone Layer and during the extempore session, four students shared their insightful views on preserving the ozone layer. The students thoroughly enjoyed the competitions and enriched their knowledge. Prof. Sania Hamid delivered a motivational speech, urging students to actively work towards preserving our planet. The entire program was meticulously coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra. The members of Eco club Dr. Sunil Kumar Saliada, Prof. Shivani Raina ,Dr. Shiv Kumar Khajuria contributed a lot in making this event a grand success.
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The NSS Wing, in association with the Department of Hindi, observed Hindi Diwas on a theme” Bridging traditional Knowledge and artificial intelligence” under the guidance of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. The esteemed event began with the ceremonial lighting of the lamp, followed by a warm welcome to the distinguished guests. In this event Eight participants delivered insightful speeches on the significance of Hindi in today's world and fifty students attended the function enthusiastically. Dr. Sapna Bhargav, Dr. Shiv kumar Khajuria, and Dr. Kusum acted as judges in the competition. Dr. Sunil Kumar Saliada, Head of the Department of Hindi, in his address, provided a comprehensive overview of Hindi's history and its contemporary relevance. The symposium speakers were awarded first, second and third prizes, respectively for their outstanding performances. Vijaylaxmi, sem-3 secured first plac3e, Tiwali, sem-3 bagged second place and Monika bagged third place, the consolation prizes were also given away to the participants. Dr, Shallu Samyal, principal of the college encouraged the students and stressed them to adopt Hindi as it is our national Language.The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks to the distinguished guests, participants, and attendees. The programme was meticulously planned and executed by Dr. Sunil Kumar Saliada, HOD, Hindi and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Programme Officers. The faculty Prof. Anju Bala,Dr. Nisar Ahmad Bulla, Dr. Vasudha Chaudhari, Prof. Rashmi Arya, Prof. Shrotika Rajput, Dr. Ashma Gupta, Dr. Kusum, graced the occasion.
GDC Bishnah organized a series of activities to create voter awareness among students on the theme of SVEEP (Systematic Voters' Education and Electoral Participation) under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. The events commenced with the arrival of the chief guest, Ranjeet Kalra, Election Icon. Following the welcome address, a signature campaign was conducted, in which the chief guest, principal, senior faculty, and other faculty members signed to celebrate the festival of democracy. Afterward, staff and dignitaries took photos at a selfie point. A skit was also performed on the theme of the relevance of voting. A pledge was administered by Dr. Sunil, HOD Hindi, to all present at the special event. Following the pledge ceremony, a volleyball match was played between Team A and Team B. Both teams won, sharing the winning moments. Medals were presented to all players by the chief guest. Dr. Ranjeet Kalra spoke on the occasion and lauded the students for their efforts. Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college, blessed the students with kind words and encouraged them to spread the message of SVEEP like ambassadors. Nirmal Singh, SVEEP Officer, also highlighted the importance of voting in making democracy stronger in the country. Finally, a vote of thanks was extended to all present. The entire program was organized by Prof. Shrotika Rajput, Nodal Officer of the Electoral Literacy Club and Sports Committee, and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS PO, along with Prof. Shavini Raina, Dr. Koushal Kiran Thaker, Dr. Kusum, Dr. Sonika Khajuria, and Dr. Preeti Mahajan, who all contributed significantly to the event's success.
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Electoral Literacy club in coordination with NSS wing of GDC Bishnah organised poster making competition on theme 'My vote My Right' as a part of Systematic voters Education and Electoral participation (SVEEP) program under the able administration of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. In this event ten students participated and fifty volunteers of electoral Literacy and NSS volunteers attended the function enthusiastically and gain enlightenment on this sensitive issue. Dr. Koushal Kiran Thacker , HOD, Urdu Dr.Ratika Sharma, HOD, Physics and Dr. Kusum, HOD, Punjabi acted as judges in the poster making competition. “In this contest, Mohit Sharma of Sem 5 secured the first position, Palak Mangotra of Sem 5 took the second position, and Arshpreet Kour of Sem 3 bagged the third position. Following the routine of the Voter Awareness Programme, a rally on SVEEP (Systematic Voters’ Education and Electoral Participation) was organized, in which 60 students participated. The rally was flagged off by the Principal of the college. During the rally, students raised slogans to enlighten the common masses about the importance of casting their votes.” with poster making competition and Rally GDC, Bishnah inaugurated series of event on SVEEP for voters awareness. The entire activities were performed under the guidance of Prof. Shrotika Rajput, convener, electoral Literacy Club and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS. PO.
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GDC Bishnah celebrated Teacher’s Day with zeal and fervour under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. This year, the day was celebrated with a theme “ Empowering educators strengthening resilience building sustainability” . The prestigious event commenced with the ritual of paying tribute to Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the second President and renowned academician of the post-independence era in India, followed by the recitation of a bhajan by students of the Department of Music. After the sacred rituals, a cultural bonanza was displayed by students, featuring dance and song performances, as well as a skit, ‘Refund’, based on English drama. Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college, highlighted the importance of Teacher’s Day and blessed the students on this auspicious occasion. Prof. Anju Bala also spoke on the relevance of the teaching faculty in the modern era. The entire programme was organised and coordinated by Shivani Raina, HOD, Music, and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS PO. The scintillating event was attended by all revered staff and non-teaching staff of the college.
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Eco Club , in collaboration with the NSS Wing of GDC Bishnah conducted a special event on "Amrit Prakrti Vandan Mahotsav" under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. On this occasion, a prayer ceremony was held with a ritual focused on the Gular tree (English name: Cluster Fig), considered sacred for centuries. Our forefathers worshipped this tree as a symbol of prosperity and a repellent of evils. Mahatma Buddha is also associated with this tree, regarded as a symbol of enlightenment. The tree's bark and leaves are useful in treating skin problems like boils and insect bites. This day is celebrated to pay tribute to the flora.The students participated in the event with zeal and enthusiasm.
NSS wing in collaboration with the Department of Botany and EVS organised series of event on environment Day with a theme “Land Restoration, desertification and drought resilience” under the patronage of Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. As per the schedule on 3 rd June an inauguration was conducted by making Rangoli on “bicycle day”. Through this artefact the students inspired people to use bicycle as it is a symbol of health and clean nature. On 5 th June, students paid a visit to SKUAST for enlightened themselves with innovation in agriculture and how organic farming can protect the environment from any sort of pollution. During the visit students have enhanced knowledge in variegated domains like Pisciculture, decompose pits, water conservation and soil testing. The last day on 6 th June, plantation drive was carried out. Dr. Shallu Sambyal, Principal of the college, along with the faculty member planted plant saplings to give aesthetic look to college campus. After that, Principal, Staff and students have also administrated a pledge on thematic essence of Day. While addressing the gathering Principal Mam expressed happiness over the observance of the eve and in her concluding remarks, she threw significant light on the importance of celebration of environmental Day. She lauded the students for their enthusiasm and blessed them. In the end vote of thanks was also extended to all faculty members, participants and NSS volunteers. The entire programme of Environmental day was executed by Prof. Sania Hamid HOD Botany, Prof. Nisha Bhagat HOD EVS and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS, PO.
NSS wing in collaboration with the Department of Punjabi and Anti- Drug Club observed “World No Tobacco Day” today on 31 st May 2024 under the able guidance of Prof- Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college. In this much awaited event around sixty students participated and showed keen interest in the proceeding of the function. The programme commenced with the welcome address, throwing light on the topic which was followed by the screening of the movie on “Anti- tobacco Day”. After this awareness movie Dr. Anshu Sharma, resource person of the occasion delivered a lecture on Anti-drugs in context of organ donation. As the inspiration lecture over the pledge on “Anti Tobacco Day” was taken by staff and students of the college. While speaking on the occasion Dr. Shallu Samyal, Principal of the college exhorted students to abstain from Tobacco and toxin substance and emphasized onto adopt healthy life style. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Ratika Sharma Convener, Anti –Drug Club and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra NSS. PO. Dr. Nisar Ahmed Bulla, convener IQAC and other faculty members graced the occasion with their auspicious presence. Towards the end vote of thanks was extended to the dignitaries and students of the college and Higher secondary school.
GDC, Bishnah organized a visit to adopted village Ratnal to commemorate the international Day of Action for women’s health under the patronage of Principal of the college Dr. Shallu Samyal. Village Sarpanch Kamal Singh welcome the team and accommodated them. Dr Rama, a social activist, joint secretary of Arogyabharati NGO was the resource person. In her deliberation she talked at length on “Health Life Style and women’s menstrual hygiene”. During deliberation she specially focused on ailments a woman faces during monthly period, using of sanitary pads, prenatal and post-natal care. After thought provoking lecture the participants discussed their health issues with the doctors and sought the advice of Doctor. Dr. Rama threw light on myths prevalent on menstrual and through the talk she attempted to demystify them. Dr. Rama also cleared the apprehension on menstrual period that a woman is unclean and she must observe certain ordeals during this time. Around forty women participated enthusiastically and assured they will follow the advises of Doctor. Dr. Nisar Ahmad Bhulla, coordinator of IQAC prepared a plan to conduct such visit for providing community service to enlighten women about their health rights . Dr. Preeti Mahajan was leading the visiting team, Prof. Sania Hamid, Prof. Shrotika Rajput, Dr. Ratika Sharma and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra were the members. The entire programme coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS. PO.
The Department of languages of GDC, Bishnah organized poetry recitation competition today on 23 rd February, 2024 under the banner of International Mother Tongue Day” with gaiety and fervour. The prestigious event commenced with the synchronization of lighting of traditional lamp with melodious Bhajans dedicated to Goddess Saraswati. In this event around 15 students participated and forty attended the function. The young budding poets enthralled the audience with their poems. Prof. Koushal Kiran, Prof,. Shivani Raina and Prof. Kusum acted a jury members. As per the judges decision Kajal scored first, Manish second and Deepanti third position respectively in the competition. Prof, Koushal Kiran, HOD, urdu, apprised the students about the relevance of mother tongue in the present times. Prof. Anju Bala, senior faculty of the college while speaking on the occasion appreciated the students efforts and suggested some improvement for future. The students took her suggestions positively and assured her to imbibe them in their life. In the end the vote of thanks extended to all by Dr. Sunil. HOD, Hindi. The entire programme was coordinated by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra.
NSS Unit of GDC Bishnah in collaboration with Women Development Cell organized a symposium on Indian Women Scientists under the banner of Beti Bachao Beti Padao as a part of winter camp 2024. Around ten students participated in this symposium and expressed their view points on the said theme. Prof. Hardeep Kour, Dr. Vasudha Chaudhari and Dr. Sapna Bhargav judged the event and declared winners . The first position won by Sonali Of B.A Sem-VI, second by Deepanti of B.A Sem-IV and third by Kajal Of B.A Sem-IV .Dr. Manohar lal, Principal of the college while speaking on the occasion threw light over the thematic perspective of the event. He appreciated the speeches of students by his encouraging words.The entire programme was conducted by Dr. Geeta Lakhotra, NSS Programme officer.
NSS Unit of GDC Bishnah organized a visit to Hospital Bishnah where student got awareness lecture on Blood transfusion , tuberculosis and HIV AIDS. Not only this students sojourned in emergency where they saw how to give ABC treatment in case of accidents.After the hospital visit students participated in the round table conversation on the topic “Nasha Mukt Bharat”. This round table discussion was conducted in collaboration with Hr. Secondary Boys Bishnah . During the discussion the NSS Volunteers and students of Hr. Secondary shared their opinion on drugs. Along with the problem students suggested some positive measures to prevent drug abuses cases in society. Dr. Manohar Lal, principal of the college lauded the ideas of students on drugs.The entire programme was conducted under the able administration of Principal Dr. Manohar Lal and Dr. Geeta Lakhotra took the initiative of this visit that comes under winter camp 2024.
A visit to Govt. Hospital Bishnah has been organized by the Red Ribbon Club of GDC Bishnah. The purpose of the visit is to aware the students about the various facilities provided by the Hospital. More than 30 students have participated in the visit. The students visited to different wards of the hospital along with the team of the hospital who provide the information about the first AID and emergency facilities provided by the hospital. The visit was ended with the interaction of the students with Dr. Nirupum Gupta and Dr. Niteeka. They share the important information about the topics HIV/AIDS, TB and blood donation with the students. They also talk about the various initiative taken by the Ministery of Health and Family Welfare to accelerate the country’s progress towards TB elimination by 2025. The programme was organized under the able guidance of Dr. Manohar Lal, Principal of the college. The whole program was organized and coordinated by Dr. Ratika Sharma and Dr. Ashma Gupta , Nodal officers of Red Ribbon Club.
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