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13-08-2021

At Partap College of Education, Ludhiana a multidimensional orientation cum extension lecture was organised to boost the morale of students and staff so that they can quickly go to the reconciliation mode for their recovery of loss incurred during Covid shutdown.

Principal, Dr. Manpreet Kaur welcomed the guests and all present. She motivated the students to  be regular to enhance their teaching skills and fill the learning gap. Director, Prof. Balwant Singh highlighted the inter connected parameters of Covid pandemic which have broken the normal chain of life. A damaging attitude of students and parents about non attending mode of education which is throwing out ‘educated unemployable youth with fake genuine degrees’ in the society which is a matter of great shame for all of us. Prof. Singh gave illustrations on the glory of teaching profession from his own experience to bring back the same rhythm of study, training, teaching, leaning and skill development. He also sighted the great hymns from Gurbani and for its logical insight. Students and staff recited the holy path of shri Sukhmani sahib. Religious discourse was illuminating to know the seasonal importance of this month of sawan (rainy season). Prof. Singh brought this concept of revival of nature after long span of scorching heat to again grow by forgetting the problems of draught and heat. The students and teachers pledged to work hard after this compelling shutdown for the welfare of their families, society and nation at large. ‘Guru ka langar’ was served. The students of the college also organised a beautiful cultural program which was enthusiastically instrumental in retuning and reviving the youth to the main steam. The event ended with vote of thanks extended by Ms. Balwinder Kaur, Asst. Prof of the college.

“Teej”’ with much fervour and great festivity was celebrated at Partap College of Education, Ludhiana. After the second wave of pandemic, the campus life has been resumed and students of

D.El.Ed., B.Ed. and M.Ed. of the college celebrated the teej festival and participated with great zeal and zest. They expressed their festive spirit through singing, dancing and by playing games.

Dr. Ramesh Inder Bal, finance secretary of the college was the chief guest of the occasion. Ms. Balwinder Kaur welcomed the guests and all present. Principal Dr. Manpreet Kaur extended floral welcome to the hon’ble guest Dr. Bal.

Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Bal highlighted the cultural significance of Teej festival and said in Punjab, the monsoon month is eagerly awaited to celebrate this traditional festival of Teej. She further said that no society without having its roots entrenched in its culture can survive for long. She said that when daughters are happy, it brings happiness to the whole house.

Dr. Manpreet Kaur appreciated the efforts of students for celebrating such events and reviving the cultural heritage of Punjab. She also conveyed message that to ‘Save Culture, Save Daughters’ as daughters bring happiness to the whole society and world. She also added that after second wave of Covid, such celebrations are the best source to break monotony and socialisation.

The International Women’s Day, which was observed on 8th March, 2021 was
celebrated at Partap College of Education, Ludhiana. Dr. Ramesh Inder Bal,
financial secretary, Partap College of Education, Ms. Rajni Jalota, reporter the
Dainik Savera, Ms. Deepa Sharma Sood, reporter the Hindustan Times, Ms.
Ragini Kaushal, reporter the dainik bhaskar, Ms. Kartika, coordinating editor
Punjab Screen, Blog media, Ms. Manpreet Kaur, reporter the Dainik Bhaskar
were the guests for the occasion.The limelight was on the tireless works and
activities of some women who have worked extraordinarily in their fields.
Ms. Balwinder Kaur (Assistant Professor) welcomed the guests and highlighted
the history of celebrating the International Women’s Day. The guests were
offered a floral welcome. They were introduced to the audience by highlighting
their achievements. Life Time Achievement award was honoured to Dr. Ramesh
Inder Bal for her contribution in the field of education and women welfare. All
the guest dignitaries were also awarded on behalf of the college. Assistant Prof.
Ms. Kiran Bittiza received the award of excellence.
Dr. Balwant Singh, Director, Partap College of Education, Ludhiana presented
his views regarding this special occasion. He accented the importance of this
day by saying that women’s day celebration is not a celebration but the
commemoration of the contributions of the women of all ages. He expressed his
grief regarding the gender discrimination, social insecurity of the females,
sexual abuses etc. He said that history carries the evidence of many violent
treatments towards women. He requested all the journalists to write for the
rights of the women with their sword i.e. pen. He motivated all the women
community to raise their voice for themselves. He also added that women
possess plethora of attributes. History has written the efforts of woman in
golden words. He suggested the women society to enter in the decision making
mechanism of the family and society. Women should try to bring a social
reform for their betterment.
On this occasion, students of B.Ed. class expressed their emotions and feelings
with their self-composed poems and speeches. Dr. Ramesh Inder Bal said that
women have to fix their target first and they have to stick on that She inspired
the new generation women to be independent and also blessed all the pupil
teachers.
Journalist Ms. Deepa said that if women want to get respect then first they have
to respect their own self. She also focused on being independent. The Program

was concluded by proposing the vote of thanks by Dr Manpreet Kaur, Principal,
Partap, College of Education, Ludhiana. She has focused on the present status
of the women and inspired all the females to make her own position in the
society by combating all the hindrances which force her to take the back seat.