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Dated: 25-12-2025
As a part of the ongoing NSS Winter Special Camp 2025, Day 3 was marked by the successful organization of a Shram Daan and Cleanliness Drive at Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra. The activity was conducted with the objective of promoting cleanliness, social responsibility, and the spirit of voluntary service among students. The volunteers were motivated to actively participate in the drive with a sense of dedication and teamwork. In total, 40 NSS volunteers enthusiastically participated in cleaning the college campus and its surrounding areas. The drive included sweeping pathways, collecting plastic waste, clearing bushes, and proper disposal of garbage. The volunteers also created awareness among fellow students about the importance of cleanliness and environmental conservation, aligning with the objectives of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. The activity was carried out under the patronage of the Principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat, who appreciated the sincere efforts of the NSS volunteers and encouraged them to continue such community-oriented initiatives in the future.
The Shram Daan and Cleanliness Drive concluded with a pledge by the volunteers to maintain cleanliness in their surroundings and to inspire others to adopt hygienic practices in daily life. The activity proved to be a meaningful and impactful experience, instilling a sense of civic duty and collective responsibility.
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Dated: 24-12-2025
The second day of the NSS Special Winter Camp 2025 at Government Degree College, Kakryal, Katra, held on 24 December 2025. The programme was organized under the able guidance of the worthy principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The day commenced with a disciplined morning assembly, setting a tone of purpose, reflection and collective responsibility among the volunteers. The assembly reinforced the foundational values of the National Service Scheme and oriented participants towards a day of structured learning and field engagement. First session began with a comprehensive theoretical and practical session on the significance of yoga, conducted by Dr. Ishfaq Hussain Parry (PTI) on the theme “Importance and benefits of Yoga”. The session underscored yoga as an integrative discipline contributing to physical health, mental equilibrium and ethical self-regulation, particularly relevant for youth navigating contemporary stressors. This was followed by an awareness lecture on environmental sustainability by Dr. Usha Sharma (NSS PO), wherein critical issues such as ecological degradation, individual responsibility and community-led environmental stewardship were discussed with analytical depth. Complementing the lecture, volunteers actively engaged in a poster-making activity, creatively articulating messages on environmental protection and sustainable living. The second session of the day was marked by experiential learning through action. Volunteers undertook a massive cleanliness drive within the college campus, followed by an awareness rally leading to the temple in the adopted village of Dadura. Faculty members who graced the programme with their presence included Dr. Ishfaq, Dr. Abdul Hafiz and Mr. Bhushan. The programme culminated in a focused cleanliness drive around the temple premises, symbolising the integration of civic sense, cultural spaces and community participation. These activities reflected the NSS ethos of translating awareness into sustained public action. The third session was conducted by the officials from the Fire Works Department, Katra who further provided practical insights into fire safety, disaster preparedness and emergency response, enhancing the volunteers understanding of risk mitigation and public safety as essential components of responsible citizenship. In total 40 vounteers from semester I, III and V participated in the programme. Light refreshment was also distributed among the volunteers. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Usha Sharma, NSS Programme officer. The day concluded on a reflective and purposeful note, reaffirming the camp’s commitment to fostering socially conscious, physically resilient and intellectually informed youth. Through a balanced blend of academic discourse and grassroots engagement, the second day of the winter camp reinforced the transformative potential of disciplined service and informed action in nation-building.
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Dated: 18-12-2025
The Red Ribbon Club, in collaboration with NCORD, and NSS unit of Government Degree College (GDC), Katra, organised an awareness rally on the occasion of World AIDS Day to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS and to promote prevention, care, and compassion towards people living with HIV.
The rally witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, volunteers, and faculty members of the college. Participants marched through nearby areas carrying banners and raised solgans to convey a strong messages on HIV prevention and the elimination of stigma and discrimination associated with the disease. The programme was organised under the able guidance of the Principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The main objective of the event was to educate the general public about the modes of transmission of HIV, available preventive measures, and the accessibility of treatment facilities. The event was attended by faculty members including Dr. Sajjad Iqbal Khan, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Harmeet Singh, Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr. Harmeet Kour, and Prof. Mohd Younus Saleem, along with other faculty members of the college. They actively encouraged student participation and supported community outreach initiatives. The rally successfully highlighted the significance of World AIDS Day and reinforced the crucial role of youth in spreading awareness, fostering empathy, and promoting social responsibility within society.
Dated: 02-12-25
On the eve of World AIDS Day i.e. 1st of December, 2025, Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra in collaboration with Red Ribbon Club organized a series of awareness activities aimed at educating students and promoting collective responsibility toward fighting HIV/AIDS. The event was organized under the able guidance of the principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The events included a Poster Making Activity and the Formation of a Human Chain, both designed to highlight the importance of prevention, compassion, and community engagement. The program commenced with an enthusiastic Poster Making Activity, in which students participated actively and creatively. They prepared posters centered on themes such as HIV/AIDS awareness, prevention strategies, ending stigma, and support for affected individuals. Following the poster activity, students and faculty gathered on the college grounds to form a Human Chain as a symbolic gesture of unity and collective commitment to fighting HIV/AIDS. The human chain represented solidarity with people living with HIV and a commitment to spreading awareness. The event sent a strong visual message to the community about the importance of standing together in support of global health initiatives. The faculty members who were present during the event included Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr. Harmeet Singh, Dr. Manisha Kumari, Prof. Mohd. Younus Saleem, Dr. Amreen, Dr. Ishfaq Parry, Dr. Bilal, Dr. Ishfaq Bhat, Dr. Bindu, Ms. Somalya, and Mr. Hilal . The observance of World AIDS Day at GDC Kakryal was both informative and inspiring. Through poster making and the formation of a human chain, the program successfully communicated the importance of awareness, empathy, and active participation in global health campaigns. Such initiatives play a vital role in empowering students to become responsible citizens who contribute positively to society.
Dated: 01-12-25
The department of History, Government Degree College kakryal,Katra successfully conducted fifteen days internship programme for undergraduate students to enhance their practical understanding of heritage, architecture and museum studies. The internship was organized at the historic Amar Singh Mahal, Jammu, a prominent heritage site known for its cultural significance and architectural beauty. The programme aimed to bridge classroom learning with real world historical exposure. The objective of the internship programme is to provide hands on learning about heritage conservation and museum practices, to study the architectural features and historical importance of Amar Singh Mahal, to develop research skill among students through field observation and guides study and to promote awareness regarding local history and cultural heritage. The outcome of the internship is to provide beneficial understanding to the students of applied history, to enhance documentation skill and also development of teamwork and communication skill through group tasks. The department expresses gratitude to the Principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat for her guidance and also to the authorities of Amar Singh Mahal for their cooperation which contributed significantly to the success of the programme . The programme was coordinated by Prof. Shikha Bhasin (HOD History) . The programme concluded with the presentation session where all students shared their observation .
Dated: 01-12-25
The NSS Unit of Government Degree College (GDC) Katra takes immense pride in announcing that its volunteers have brought remarkable laurels to the institution by demonstrating exceptional performance in the District level Youth Parliament Programme held at Government Degree College Reasi on 26th of November 2025. Their dedication, leadership skills, and awareness of socio-political issues enabled them to stand out among participants from various colleges. The theme for the programme was “50 years of Emergency: Lessons for Indian Democracy”. In total, six students namely Shivani Charak (Sem V), Manesh Kumar (Sem V), Raja Keshav Dev (Sem V), Akash Jamwal (Sem V), Sonika Sharma (Sem V) and Chinta Devi (Sem III) participated in the event. The students who got selected for the State level round are Shivani Charak (Sem V) and Chinta Devi (Sem III). The principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat, congratulated the students and encouraged them to participate in such events in future also. The NSS volunteers of Govt. Degree Kakryal, Katra have set a commendable example through their excellence in the District level Youth Parliament Programme. Their achievements not only bring honour to the institution but also reaffirm the significance of youth participation in democratic processes. The NSS Unit remains committed to nurturing such talent and encouraging students to continue excelling in future endeavors also.
Dated: 27-11-25
The Department of Economics, Government Degree College (GDC) Kakryal, Katra successfully conducted an intensive fifteen days internship programme on the theme “Production, Distribution, Cost–Profit Analyses and Employment Generation,” in collaboration with the renowned Khajuria Pickle Industry, Panthal. The programme aimed to enrich students’ understanding of practical industrial operations and provide exposure to real-time economic processes within a local enterprise. During the internship, students interacted closely with the management and workforce of Khajuria Pickle Industry, observing the entire production cycle—from procurement of raw materials and processing techniques to packaging and distribution channels. The interns analysed cost structures, pricing mechanisms, profit margins, labour requirements, and the industry’s role in generating employment within the region. Dr. rajni Bhagat, Principal of GDC Kakryal, lauded the initiative, stating, that this collaboration has provided our students with valuable experiential learning. Understanding the functioning of a local industry not only enhances economic literacy but also develops a sense of entrepreneurial and analytical capability among students. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Abdul Hafiz, Lecturer dept. of Economics, he emphasised on the academic significance of the internship, noting that it allowed students to apply theoretical concepts such as production functions, cost analysis, market structures, and employment theories to real-world scenarios. Students prepared detailed reports, conducted data analysis, and presented their findings highlighting how small-scale industries contribute to regional economic development. Representatives from Khajuria Pickle Industry appreciated the enthusiasm and professionalism of the students and expressed interest in future collaborations with the college. GDC Kakryal continues to promote community-linked and industry-driven academic engagements to ensure holistic, skill-oriented education for its students.
Dated: 26-11-25
Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra in collaboration with NSS unit, NCord unit, and Dept. of Political Science, organized a solemn and inspiring Preamble Reading and Pledge taking Ceremony on the eve of National Constitution Day i.e. 26th of November, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to constitutional values and democratic principles. The event was organized under the able guidance of the Principal of GDC Kakryal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The aim of the event was to highlight the significance of Constitution Day and to remind students of the visionary efforts of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and the Constituent Assembly. Faculty members, non-teaching staff, and a large number of students participated enthusiastically in the ceremony. The gathering jointly read the Preamble of the Constitution of India, pledging to uphold the spirit of democracy and contribute positively to nation-building. The ceremony was coordinated by the NSS PO, Dr. Usha Sharma, who also briefed students regarding the historical background of the Constitution and its relevance in contemporary India. Dr. Bilal Shah, from the Department of Political science delivered an awareness lecture and encouraged students to internalize constitutional values in their everyday conduct and to be responsible, informed citizens. On this occasion, students expressed their views on constitutional rights and duties, showcasing their understanding through short speeches and reflections. The faculty members who were present during the event included Dr. Sajad Khan, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Harmeet Kour, Dr. Ishfaq Hussain Parray, Dr. Abdul Hafiz, Dr. Amreen, Mr. Hilal Bhat, Ms. Somalya Dogra and Dr. Ishfaq Hussain Bhat. Students from all the semesters participated in the event. The event concluded on a happy note. GDC Kakryal continues to engage learners in initiatives that promote civic awareness and national pride, further strengthening its role as a center of holistic education.
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Dated: 25-11-25
The Department of Sociology, Government Degree CollegeKakryal, Katra successfully conducted a comprehensive fifteen days internship programme from 27-10-25 till 07-11-25 for the students of semester Vth in collaboration with ICDS PO. The theme for the research was “Role of Anganwadi Centres in the Development of the Child.” The programme aimed to provide students with practical exposure to community-based child development initiatives while strengthening their academic understanding of early childhood care systems in India. During the internship, students visited Anganwadi centres in KatraMuncipal area and actively engaged with children, caregivers, Anganwadi workers, and members of the local community. The internship provided hands-on learning about key areas such as nutritional support, preschool education, immunisationawareness, maternal health, and the overall contributions of Anganwadi centres to child growth and wellbeing. Dr. RajniBhagat, Principal of GDC Kakryal, highlighted the importance of experiential learning in higher education, stating that such programmes bridge the gap between classroom knowledge and field realities. She further added that this internship has enabled students to understand the social significance of Anganwadicentres and the challenges and prospects of grassroots child development mechanisms. The Head of the Department of Sociology, Dr. Usha Sharma, emphasised that the initiative helped students analyse the functioning of Anganwadi centresthrough a sociological lens. Students conducted interviews, prepared reports, and presented their findings, showcasing the influence of Anganwadi services on cognitive, emotional, and physical development of children.The programme concluded with a presentation session where interns shared their experiences, observations, and recommendations for strengthening child development services at the community level. GDC Kakryal remains committed to organising such community-oriented academic engagements that nurture socially responsible and skilled graduates.
Dated: 24-11-25
A Innovation BOOT (Building Opportunities for Orientation and Training) Camp was successfully organized by Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Jammu, at Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra in collaboration with the career counseling cell and National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of the college. The event aimed to provide hands-on exposure and mentorship to the students so they can translate their ideas into feasible solutions and to build a culture of innovation leveraging institutional and community resource. The event was organized under the able guidance of the principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The camp commenced with an inaugural session, attended by faculty members and students from various disciplines The guest speaker for the event was Mr. Kanav Padha, manager, DST-iTBI, IIM Jammu. Dr. Sajad Khan, Head dept. of Environmental Science, coordinated the proceedings of the event. The Innovation Boot camp was a strategically significant initiative, aligning with its mission to foster an entrepreneurial ecosystem among the students. The students from all the semesters participated in the event. The faculty members who were present during the event included Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr. Harmeet Singh, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Ishfaq.
Dated: 15-11-25
Government Degree College (GDC) Kakryal, Katra, successfully organized a fifteen days Internship Programme in the discipline of Education from 1st November, 2025 till 15 November 2025. The programme aimed at enhancing teaching–learning practices and providing hands-on training to aspiring students and as a part of academic curriculum of B.A Sem V students. The programme was conducted under the overall supervision of Dr. Rajni Bhagat, principal of the college. The students were engaged in full day of academic and co-curricular activities at Government Girls Middle School Panthal. The initiative focused on promoting experiential learning, strengthening classroom teaching methodologies, and fostering meaningful interaction between trainee teachers and school children. During the programme, the students were guided by Mr. Bhushan Kumar, (Lecturer, Dept. of Education). The internship programme included subject-specific teaching sessions using child-friendly pedagogies, interactive activities designed to promote creativity and critical thinking, group learning exercises to boost student participation, awareness sessions on hygiene, discipline, and the importance of education, assessment and feedback activities to identify learning gaps. The event was overseen by the school faculty and coordinated by the Department of Education, GDC Kakryal Katra. The teachers at the school appreciated the innovative teaching methods introduced by the students, noting that the activities helped enhance student engagement and broaden their learning experience. In total, 20 students participated in the programme. The school administration of Government Girls Middle School Panthal extended its gratitude to the institution for selecting the school as an internship centre and expressed hope for continued collaboration in the future.
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Dated: 12-11-25
On the auspicious occasion of the 150th Anniversary of the national song “Vande Mataram”, Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra organized a Plantation Drive within the college campus. The event was jointly conducted by the National Service Scheme (NSS) and the N-CORD Committee, aiming to promote environmental awareness and patriotic spirit among students. The event began with a brief inaugural ceremony, where the Principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat, addressed the gathering. In her speech, the Principal highlighted the significance of Vande Mataram as a source of inspiration in India’s freedom struggle and emphasized the relevance of tree plantation as a patriotic and environmental act in the modern era. NSS Programme Officer Dr. Usha Sharma and N-CORD Convener Prof. Mohd. Younus Saleem briefed the students about the objectives of the drive. A large number of NSS volunteers, faculty members including Dr. Sajad Khan, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Manisha Kumari, Dr. Harmeet Kour and students participated enthusiastically in plantation Drive. The participants took a pledge to nurture and protect the saplings regularly. The event fostered a sense of unity, responsibility, and patriotism among students. It also reinforced the message that protecting the environment is a true tribute to our nation. The Plantation Drive held at GDC Kakryal, Katra, was a great success. It not only celebrated the 150th anniversary of Vande Mataram with patriotic fervor but also strengthened the commitment of the college community towards environmental conservation. The collaborative efforts of the NSS Unit, N-CORD Committee, and students made the event a memorable and meaningful step toward a sustainable future.
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Dated: 11-11-25
To commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the iconic national song Vande Mataram, the Government Degree College, Kakryal, Katra, in collaboration with the National Service Scheme (NSS) and NCORD (Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan) Committee, organized an Inter-College Debate Competition on the theme “Revisiting the Spirit of Vande Mataram in Modern India.” The event aimed to rekindle patriotic fervour and reflect upon the timeless message of unity, sacrifice, and national pride embedded in Vande Mataram. The programme was organized under the able guidance of the principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. A total of seven participants from various semesters enthusiastically took part in the debate. The participants expressed their views on how the ideals of Vande Mataram continue to inspire the youth towards nation-building, social harmony, and a drug-free, progressive India. The discussion also touched upon challenges faced in preserving national integrity amid modern global influences. The panel of judges included Dr. Harmeet Singh and Prof. Mohd. Younus Saleem who evaluated the participants based on content, clarity, presentation, and relevance to the theme. The first, second, and third prizes were awarded to Shivani (Sem V), Chinta (Sem 3) and Tanu (Sem 3) respectively for their eloquent and insightful speeches. All participants received certificates of appreciation for their commendable performances. In her concluding remarks, the Principal congratulated the winners and appreciated the collaborative efforts of the NSS and NCORD units for organizing an event that not only celebrated a historic milestone but also inspired students to uphold the true spirit of Vande Mataram in today’s India. The faculty members who were present during the programme included Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr. Ishfaq, Mr. Bhusan.
Dated: 10-11-25
As part of the series of activities commemorating 150 years of Vande Mataram, a Documentary Screening was organized at Government Degree College (GDC) Kakryal, Katra on 11th of Nov. 2025. The event was held in collaboration with the National Service Scheme (NSS) and NCORD under the guidance of the college Principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The programme aimed to celebrate the spirit of patriotism and to educate students about the historical and cultural significance of Vande Mataram, a timeless composition that played a pivotal role in India’s freedom struggle. The event also sought to instill in students a sense of national pride, responsibility, and respect for the sacrifices made by the nation’s forebears. The event commenced with a brief introduction by the principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat, who highlighted the objectives of the celebration and the importance of Vande Mataram in India’s socio-political history. Following this, the documentary film depicting the origin, evolution, and impact of Vande Mataram on the freedom movement was screened for students and faculty members. The documentary was both informative and inspiring, shedding light on the literary brilliance of Bankim Chandra Chatterjee and the song’s role as a rallying cry for unity and resistance during the colonial period. Students expressed great enthusiasm and appreciation for the film, acknowledging how it deepened their understanding of India’s cultural heritage and national identity. After the screening, an interactive discussion session was conducted where students shared their reflections and insights. The faculty members who graced the occasion with their presence included Dr. Sajad Khan, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Harmeet Kour, Dr. Manisha, Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr. Harmeet Singh and Prof. Mohd. Younus Saleem. Overall, the documentary screening was a meaningful and enriching experience, reinforcing the message of “Vande Mataram”—a symbol of India’s eternal spirit of freedom and devotion to the motherland.
Dated:08-11-25
As a part of the week-long activities organized to commemorate the 150th anniversary of our National Song “Vande Mataram”, Government Degree College Katra organized a Vande Mataram Singing and Poster-Making Competition on 8th November 2025. The event was conducted in collaboration with the NSS Unit and NCORD Unit of the college. The programme aimed to instill a sense of patriotism and cultural pride among students while highlighting the historical and emotional significance of the National Song. The event was organised under the able guidance of the principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The event began with a brief introduction to the origin and importance of “Vande Mataram,” followed by the singing of the narional song in which students presented soulful renditions of the song, showcasing their musical talent and devotion to the nation. In the poster-making competition, participants creatively expressed their patriotic feelings through colors and art, illustrating the spirit of “Vande Mataram” and India’s rich cultural heritage. The posters beautifully depicted themes of unity, freedom, and national pride. The Principal of the college appreciated the efforts of the participants and highlighted the importance of remembering and celebrating the symbols of India’s freedom struggle. Sonia and Mamta from sem lll bagged first position, Akshat (sem l) and Manit (sem lll) bagged second position and Aman and Tanu from sem lll got third position. The judges for the event were Dr. Sajad Khan and Dr. Harmeet Singh. The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Prof. Mohd Younus Saleem, expressing gratitude to all participants, judges, and organizers for making the event a success. The faculty members who were present during the event included Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr. Manisha Kumari, Dr. Harmeet Kour, Dr. Amreen, Dr. Ishfaq Hussain, Mrs Somalya Dogra, and Dr. Bindu. The celebration truly reflected the patriotic fervor and commitment of the youth towards honoring the legacy of “Vande Mataram.”
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Dated:07-11-25
To mark the 150th anniversary of the iconic national song “Vande Mataram,” Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra, organised an inaugural ceremony and awareness lecture in collaboration with the National Service Scheme (NSS) and NCORD (Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan Coordination Committee) unit. The event was held as the opening activity of a week-long series of activities dedicated to celebrating this historic milestone and promoting national pride, social awareness, and youth responsibility. The programme was organized under the able guidance of the principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The event began with the rendition of “Vande Mataram”, filling the hall with patriotic fervour. Prof. Mohd. Younus Saleem presented inaugural address, in his address he highlighted the significance of “Vande Mataram” as a symbol of unity and resistance during India’s freedom struggle, and its enduring relevance in nurturing a sense of national identity among youth. He encouraged students to imbibe the spirit of dedication and service to the nation. Following the inaugural session, an awareness lecture on the theme “Vande Mataram: The Song That Awakened a Nation” was delivered by Dr. Harmeet Singh, Head Dept. of Political Science. He argued that the phrase “Vande Mataram”—meaning “I bow to thee, Mother”—is not just a collection of words, but a symbol of India’s awakening, unity, and courage. He further argued that the song was composed by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay in 1870s and later included in his famous novel Anandamath (1882), the song became the rallying cry for India’s freedom struggle. He further added that at a time when the nation was under colonial subjugation and the spirit of resistance was subdued, Vande Mataram emerged as a spiritual and patriotic anthem. It invoked the image of the motherland as divine, nurturing, and worthy of devotion. The song inspired countless freedom fighters—from Bipin Chandra Pal, Aurobindo Ghosh, and Lala Lajpat Rai to Mahatma Gandhi and Subhash Chandra Bose—who found in it the strength to fight oppression. The interactive session witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of all the semesters. NSS volunteers played an active role in coordinating the event and assisting with logistics. The formal proceedings concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Usha Sharma, who expressed gratitude to resource persons, staff, and students for their cooperation and active involvement. The inaugural ceremony and awareness lecture set a positive tone for the week-long celebrations. It successfully inspired students to value the legacy of “Vande Mataram” while reaffirming their commitment to social causes and nation-building through collective effort and awareness. The faculty members who were present during the event included Dr. Sajad Khan, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Harmeet Kour, Dr. Manisha Kumari, Mr. Bhushan, Dr. Amreen, Dr. Ishfaq.
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Dated:06-11-2025
The Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra in collaboration with the NSS Unit, NCORD Unit, and the Department of Social Welfare, District Reasi, organized a Pledge Ceremony and Awareness Rally under the banner of the Nasha Mukt Bharat Abhiyan on 6th of November 2025. The programme was organised under the able guidance of the principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The event aimed to spread awareness among students and the community about the harmful effects of drug abuse and to promote a drug-free society. The programme commenced with a pledge ceremony, where faculty members including Dr. Sajad Ahmad, Prof. Shikha Bhasin Dr. Harmeet singh, Dr. Harmeet Kour, Dr. Usha Sharma, NSS volunteers, and students took the Nasha Mukt Bharat pledge to stay away from drugs and to motivate others to do the same. Following the pledge, a rally was flagged off from the college campus. The participants, carrying placards ad banners with anti-drug slogans, marched raising slogans such as “Say No to Drugs”, “Youth for a Drug-Free India”, and “Healthy Mind, Healthy Nation.” The rally drew the attention of locals, creating a strong message against substance abuse. Overall, the programme was a great success, instilling a strong sense of responsibility among students and highlighting the importance of a collective stand against drug abuse for building a healthy and progressive nation.
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Dated:03-11-25
A BOOT (Building Opportunities for Orientation and Training) Camp was successfully organized by Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology (SKUAST), Jammu, at Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra in collaboration with the Department of Environmental Scienceand the National Service Scheme (NSS) Unit of the college. The event aimed to encourage innovative and out of the box solutions to challenges in agriculture, veterinary and allied sectors. The camp commenced with an inaugural session, attended by faculty members and students from various disciplines. Dr. Rajni Bhagat, the Principal of the college, was the chief guest for the occasion. Dr. Sajad Khan, Head dept. of Environmental Science delivered the welcome address, emphasizing the importance of innovation in the field of agriculture and how participation in such camps will refine ideas through expert guidance, mentoring and interactive sessions. The representative from SKUAST-Jammu, Mr. Sahil Gupta, Incubation Manager, highlighted the objectives of the BOOT camp, focusing on practical exposure, leadership development, and scientific understanding of agricultural challenges. Further, Mr. Rakesh Kundal, FPO Development Officer, Reasi also highlighted the significance of the programme. The camp concluded with a valedictory session, during which certificates of participation were distributed among the students. Later, a formal vote of thanks was presented by Prof. Mohd. YounusSaleem, Head dept. of English. Overall, the BOOT camp served as a dynamic platform for empowering rural youth through innovation, entrepreneurship and skill building. The collaboration between SKUAST-Jammu, the Department of Environmental Science, and the NSS Unit of GDC Kakryalmarked a significant step towards empowering students.
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Dated:29/10/2025
GDC Katra in Collaboration with JKP Organises a Lecture on “Unity in Diversity” Government Degree College Katra in collaboration with the Jammu and Kashmir Police organised a thought-provoking Lecture on the topic “Unity in Diversity” on the eve of the birth anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel. The programme was conducted under the able leadership of the worthy Principal Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The event commenced with a formal welcome address by Prof. Mohd Younus Saleem (HOD English) who extended a warm welcome to the dignitaries and participants. This was followed by an extensive lecture by Dr. Harmeet Singh (HOD Pol. Science) who elaborated on the significance of unity and integration in a culturally diverse nation like India. The two resource persons namely PSI Manik Sharma and PSI Abhinav from Jammu and Kashmir Police delivered insightful lectures on the life and contribution of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, highlighting his pivotal role in the unification of India. The final lecture of the session was delivered by SDPO Bhism Dubey who shed light on cybercrime, drug abuse, and other emerging challenges confronting our society. His talk served as a valuable awareness session for the students. The programme concluded with a formal Vote of Thanks delivered by Sub-Inspector Akhilesh Sharma, who expressed gratitude to all dignitaries, faculty members, and students for making the event successful. Dr. Sajad Iqbal Khan coordinated the smooth conduct of the programme, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of all semesters.
Dated:14-10-25
Government Degree College Kakryal (Katra) and Government Degree College Sunderbani (Rajouri) to formalize cooperation in areas of academic affairs, sports activities, skill enhancement, and compliance/preparation for NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on 14-10-2025. The MoU aims to improve academic quality by sharing faculty expertise, joint workshops, research collaborations, and academic exchange.Further, to enhance sports infrastructure and encourage intercollege sports events, training, and talent development. It also aims to build student and staff skills via workshop certificate courses, soft skills training, vocational/skill‐based programs. It will also helps to prepare both institutions for NAAC accreditation by strengthening their IQACs, ensuring compliance with NAAC criteria, internal quality assurance, documentation, student feedback etc. The MoU was signed by Dr. Rajni Bhagat, Principal, GDC Kakryal and Dr. VandanaVerma, Principal, GDC Sunderbani. The faculty members who were present during the signing ceremony include Dr. SajadAhmad, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Usha Sharma and Prof. Mohd. Younus Saleem. This MoU between GDC Kakryal Katra and GDC Sunderbani Rajouri in the domains of academic collaboration, sports, skill development, and NAAC can lead to substantial benefits for students, faculty, and the institutions themselves. With careful implementation, monitoring, and mutual commitment, this partnership can enhance quality, reputation, and student outcomes in both colleges.
Dated: 11-10-2025
Katra, October 11:
In a proactive step towards strengthening electoral participation and digital engagement among youth, the District Election Cell, Reasi, Electoral Registration office-58, in collaboration with the Electoral Literacy Club (ELC) of Government Degree College Katra, Kakryal, organized an innovative awareness initiative titled “Promotion and Scanning of QR Code – An Initiative Towards Increasing the Followership of College Students on Social Media Handles of Chief Electoral Officer, UT of J&K.”
The event was held today, 11th October 2025, at Hall A of the college addressed by Dr. Harmeet singh HoD Political Science and witnessed enthusiastic participation from 210 students. The program aimed to familiarize young voters with the digital platforms of the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO), Jammu & Kashmir, thereby encouraging them to stay informed about electoral processes, voter education campaigns, and important updates related to elections.
The event was briefed by resource persons named as Mohd. Maqbool Mustafa, Jagdev Singh, Diwan Chand and RajKumar ji. During the event, students scanned a specially designed QR code linking directly to the official social media handles of the CEO, J&K. This innovative outreach effort seeks to enhance transparency, accessibility, and voter engagement among the youth — the most dynamic segment of the electorate.
In the event Dr Sajad Iqbal Khan HoD Environmental Sciences and representatives from the District Election Cell highlighted the significance of such digital initiatives in fostering informed, responsible, and participatory citizenship. They also urged students to act as ‘Voter Ambassadors’, spreading awareness about ethical voting and the importance of participating in the democratic process.
The program was conducted under the overall supervision of the college Principal, who appreciated the collaborative efforts of the Electoral Literacy Club and the District Election Cell for implementing a meaningful and technology-driven awareness initiative.
The event concluded with a pledge by the students to follow the official handles of the CEO, J&K, and to actively participate in upcoming electoral awareness activities.In the end of the program vote of thanks was conveyed by Prof. Mohd Younus Saleem HoD English Department.
Dated: 07-10-25
As a part of the nationwide celebration of Daan Utsav 2025, also known as the Joy of Giving
Week, the NSS Unit of Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra, took the initiative to create
a “Wall of Gratitude” on the college campus. The aim was to foster a culture of appreciation,
empathy, and social harmony among students and staff, by encouraging them to express
thankfulness towards individuals and groups who have made a positive impact in their lives and
communities. A physical wall space was designated and creatively decorated. Students and
faculty members were invited to write heartfelt messages, notes, and drawings expressing
gratitude to family members, teachers, frontline workers, nature, and other unsung heroes. The
wall became a vibrant display of positivity and reflection, with contributions pouring in over the
course of the whole day. NSS volunteers coordinated the activity, ensuring that the event
remained inclusive and participatory. The event was organized under the guidance of the worthy
principal of the institution, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The Wall of Gratitude became a visual and
emotional centerpiece of the Daan Utsav celebration. It fostered emotional connection and
encouraged students to reflect on values of kindness and service. The initiative received
appreciation from staff, students, and visitors alike, serving as a reminder of the importance of
grateful living. Several students reported feeling more connected and inspired after participating
in the event. The creation of the Wall of Gratitude under the aegis of Daan Utsav 2025 was a
meaningful and impactful initiative by the NSS Unit of GDC Kakryal, Katra. It successfully
upheld the spirit of the Joy of Giving Week and strengthened the culture of compassion and
acknowledgment within the college community. Such initiatives are instrumental in shaping
responsible, empathetic citizens and are a testament to the power of small acts of kindness and
recognition.
Dated: 30-09-25
Govt. Degree College Kakryal, Katra organized an awareness programme on SIGMA portal on 30th of
September 2025. The Higher Education Department of Jammu & Kashmir has introduced the SIGMA
portal (Student Integrated Grievance & Messaging Application), among other ICT initiatives, to improve
transparency, responsiveness, and communication between students and administrative bodies. The
programme was organized to familiarize students, faculty, and staff with SIGMA: its purpose, how it
works, and how it can be used effectively. The main objectives of the awareness programme were to
introduce the SIGMA portal, its features, and its benefits to the college community and to train students
and staff how to lodge grievances, track them, and effectively communicate via SIGMA. The programme
began with a welcome address by the Principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. She gave a brief
overview of recent ICT initiatives by the J&K Higher Education Department, including SIGMA. A detailed
presentation on SIGMA portal was delivered by Prof. Mohd. Younus Saleem which included details of
SIGMA: what it is, objectives, expected outcomes, how to access the portal: URL
(https://directorcollegesjk.in/sigmalogin.aspx) and login procedure. Further, Live demo of filling out
grievance form; tracking the status; messaging; escalation path was also demonstrated. The awareness
programme at GDC Kakryal successfully introduced the SIGMA portal to the college community. It
helped in demystifying the grievance process, encouraging student participation, and setting
expectations for improved communication. While some challenges remain, especially around access and
response time, the initiative represents an important step toward more accountable and student
friendly higher education governance in J&K. Students from all the semesters were present during the
programme. All the staff members were also present during the programme.
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Dated: 20-09-25
To commemorate the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Department of Political Science, Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra, organized a Book Reading Programme on “My Experiments with Truth” and “All Men are Brothers” as a tribute to the Father of the Nation. The programme was organized under the able guidance of the worthy Principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat, whose encouragement and vision have been instrumental in promoting such value-based initiatives. The event commenced at 11:00 AM in the college library hall with Dr. Harmeet Singh, Head of Department of Political Science, addressed the gathering. Dr. Singh introduced the objectives and significance of the drive, highlighted how Gandhiji’s writings remain timeless guides for personal integrity, social responsibility, and non-violent resistance. He motivated students to engage wholeheartedly with the texts and to imbibe Gandhian values in their own lives. A total of 22 students actively participated in the reading session. Selected portions from Gandhi’s works were read aloud, followed by group reflections on their meaning in today’s world. Students expressed how the principles of truth, non-violence, and simplicity continue to inspire individuals and societies alike. The interactive nature of the programme enabled participants to connect Gandhiji’s life lessons with contemporary challenges, making the session both engaging and thought-provoking. The event concluded at 12:15 PM with a reflection session, where students shared their experiences and learnings from the readings. Their responses reflected deep admiration for Gandhiji’s moral courage and his unwavering faith in humanity. The programme proved to be a meaningful and impactful initiative, aligning with the vision of keeping young minds acquainted with Gandhian philosophy and values. In the end, a vote of thanks was presented to all the participants and by Dr. Sajad Iqbal khan (HoD Environmental Science).
Dated: 19-09-25
To commemorate the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the NSS Unit of Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra, organized a Sanitation Drive, as a tribute to the Father of the Nation and in alignment with the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Sewa Parv. The drive was organized under the able guidance of the worthy principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The drive commenced at 11:00 AM with a short address by the NSS Programme Officer, Dr. Usha Sharma, who briefed the students on the objectives and significance of the drive and encouraged everyone to participate with dedication and enthusiasm. Over 50 NSS volunteers actively participated in the drive. The sanitation activities were conducted in and around the college campus, including classrooms, corridors, lawns, playgrounds, and nearby public areas. Volunteers collected plastic waste, swept the grounds, cleared bushes etc. Slogans like "Cleanliness is next to Godliness," "Be the change you want to see," and "Swachh Bharat, Sundar Bharat" were raised by the volunteers throughout the campaign to inspire fellow students and the local community. The event concluded at 1:30 PM with a reflection session, where students shared their experiences and learnings. The NSS Unit reaffirmed its commitment to continue such community-oriented activities in the future. The sanitation drive was a meaningful and impactful initiative, aligning with Gandhiji’s vision of a clean and self-reliant India. It instilled a sense of social responsibility and collective action among the students.
Dated: 15-09-25
As a part of the series of activities to be organised on the auspicious occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra in collaboration with NSS unit, NCORD, Red Ribbon Club and Youth Club organized a series of meaningful events to commemorate the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. The activities were organized under the able guidance of Dr. Rajni Bhagat, theworthy principal of the college. She encouraged students to participate in such activities as these celebrations would spread Gandhian values of truth, non-violence, cleanliness, and self-discipline among students and the community. The day began with the screening of a documentary film on the life and philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi. The movie, rich in historical insights and rare archival footage, portrayed Gandhi's journey from a lawyer to a mass leader of India's freedom struggle. Students and staff watched the screening with great interest, gaining deeper understanding of his ideals and sacrifices.Following the screening, an enlightening lecture was delivered on “Nasha Mukt Bharat: Our Responsibility, Our Future. Dr. Harmeet Singh, from the Department of Political Science was the keynote speaker. The lecture focused on the seriousness of the problem of drug addiction among youth and its disastrous effects on health, family and society. Students also participated actively in the interactive session that followed.In the final segment, an Awareness Rally was conducted by the students and faculty. Holding placards and raising slogans on Swachhata(cleanliness), non-violence, and unity, the rally moved through the local areas around the college. The participants actively engaged with the local community, emphasizing the relevance of Gandhian principles in today's society. The rally created a significant impact and fostered community involvement. The events served as a powerful reminder of Mahatma Gandhi’s enduring legacy and inspired everyone to imbibe his values in their daily lives.
Dated: 08-09-25
Government Degree College, Kakryal, Katra, in collaboration with NSS unit, N-Cord, IQAC, Red
Ribbon Club organised a seminar on the theme “Teachers as Nation Builders: A Tribute to Dr. S.
Radhakrishnan". The event was conducted to pay homage to Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, former
President of India, eminent philosopher, and great teacher, whose birthday is celebrated as
Teacher’s Day across the nation.
The seminar was conducted under the able guidance of the Principal of the college, who emphasized
on the significance of Teacher’s Day and encouraged the students to participate in the event. She
stated that Dr. Radhakrishnan’s vision of education continues to guide us in the modern era as well.
In total Five students participated in the seminar namely Sakshi (5th sem), Shivani (5th sem),
Manesh (5th sem), Pallavi (3rd sem) and Anuradha (3rd sem) who shared their insights on the
theme, stressing the transformative power of education and the responsibility of teachers as
torchbearers of knowledge, ethics, and social values. They reflected on Dr. Radhakrishnan’s
contributions as a philosopher and statesman and reiterated the importance of adopting his ideals in
today’s education system. They expressed their gratitude towards their mentors and acknowledged
the guiding role teachers play in personal and national development. The faculty members who
were present includes Dr. Harmeet Singh, Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Prof. Nasar, Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr.
Manisha Kumari, Dr. Harmeet Kour and Prof. Younis Salem.
Date: 12/08/2025
Youth Club GDC Kakryal Katra Organises Tiranga Rally The Youth Club of Govt. Degree College Kakryal Katra, in collaboration with the Red Ribbon Club and NSS Unit, organised a Tiranga Rally from the college premises to Panthal Chowk to mark the spirit of nationalism and unity. The rally was flagged off by Principal Dr. Rajni Bhagat, who praised the enthusiasm of students in upholding the values of the nation. Students from B.A. Sem. I, III and V took active part in the rally waving the tricolour and chanting patriotic slogans and songs that resonated along the route. Faculty members, including Dr. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Sajad Iqbal Dr. Usha Sharma (NSS PO) Dr. Harmeet Singh Dr. Manisha Kumari Dr. Harmeet Kour (Convener, Red Ribbon Club) and Prof. Mohd Younus Saleem (Convener, Youth Club) joined the rally encouraging students to participate enthusiastically. The rally proceeded with great fervour to Panthal Chowk and returned to the college where it concluded successfully. The event served as a reminder of the sacrifices made for India’s independence and the responsibility of the youth to contribute to the nation’s progress.
Date: 15-08-2025
Govt. Degree College Katra celebrated the 79th Independence Day with great patriotic fervor and enthusiasm.The celebrations commenced with the flag hoisting ceremony at 8:55 a.m. followed by an inspiring address by the worthy Principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat. The programme began with a lamp-lighting ceremony, after which Principal Dr. Bhagat addressed the gathering, highlighting the significance of the day and paying tribute to the sacrifices of the freedom fighters. Two students, Shivani Charak of B.A Sem III and Sushma Devi B.A. Sem. II delivered speeches on the supreme sacrifices made by India’s freedom fighters. A certificate and memento distribution ceremony was also held, wherein participants and position holders were felicitated for their achievements. Dr. Usha Sharmapresented the NSS Annual Report, outlining the activities and accomplishments of the unit from the month of January 2025 to till date. The event was anchored by students Neha Kumari and Riya Bazal. The celebrations witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of all semesters, along with faculty and non-teaching staff of the college. The programme concluded on a note of unity, pride, and respect for the nation.
Dated: 05-08-25
Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra organized aseminar on the theme "Contribution of J&K Youth in Achieving Viksit Bharat @2047", followed by a National Anthem Singing Competition on the eve of 79th Independence Day. The seminar began with the welcome address by Dr. UshaSharma, who emphasized the importance of youth participation in realizing the goals of a developed India. In total seven students participated in the seminar, in which Shivani (sem 5th) secured Ist position, Riya (Sem 5th) and Pallavi secured 2ndposition jointly. The jury member for the seminar were Dr. Sajaad Iqbal and Prof. Younus Salem. The students shared their views, showcasing a strong sense of responsibility and enthusiasm toward contributing to the national vision. Following the seminar, a National Anthem Singing Competition was held, which witnessed enthusiastic participation from students of all the semesters. Participants were judged on the basis of clarity of pronunciation, rhythm and melody and expression and overall presentation. Total number of five students participated in the competition, in which Sonika (5th sem), Mehak (5th sem) and Riya (5th sem) secured Ist, 2nd and 3rd position respectively. The judges for the singing competition were Prof. Shikha Bhasin and Prof. Nasar Ahmed. The competition fostered a spirit of patriotism and unity among students. The event successfully highlighted the immense potential and commitment of the youth of Jammu & Kashmir in nation-building. Through thoughtful discussions and cultural expression, the program reinforced the message that the youth are key stakeholders in achieving ViksitBharat @2047. The worthy principal of the college, Dr. RajniBhagat, also appreciated the participation of the students. Dr. Manisha Kumari and Dr. Harmeet kour also graced the occasion with their presence. The event ended with a formal vote of thanks.
Dated: 04-08-25
Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra, organized Essay Writing and Painting Competitions on the eve of 79th Independence Day i.e. 15th of August 2025. The events were conducted as part of the week-long celebrations aimed at instilling patriotic fervor among students and commemorating the sacrifices made by freedom fighters. The programme was organized under the guidance of the worthy Principal, Dr. RajniBhagat. Students from various semesters enthusiastically participated in both events, showcasing their talents and patriotic spirit.The theme for the essay writing competition was “Role of Education in Promoting Peace”. In total eight number of students participated in the competition who presented insightful perspectives on the role of education in promoting peace in India. Their essays reflected awareness of current challenges as well as optimism for a better future. Ayushi Thappa (5th sem) secured first position, Shivani Charak (5th sem) bagged 2ndposition and Raghav (5th sem) and Sakshi (5th sem) secured third position. The judges for the event were Dr. Sajaad Iqbal, Prof. Nasar Ahmed and Dr. Harmeet Kour. The theme for the painting competition was “Potraits of Unsung heroes of Indian Independence”. The artworks were judged based on creativity, relevance to the theme, and presentation. Sakshi (5th sem), Mamta (1st sem) and Shilpi (3rd sem) bagged Ist, 2nd and 3rdposition respectively. The faculty members who judged thepainting competition were Prof. Shikha Bhasin and Dr. UshaSharma. The competitions provided a platform for students to express their views and sentiments creatively while honoring the spirit of Independence Day. The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by the event coordinator, Dr. Usha Sharma,expressing gratitude to all participants, judges, and staff for their cooperation in making the program a success.
Government Degree College Kakaryal Katra observed International Yoga Day under the theme “Yoga for One Earth One Health” with great enthusiasm today on June 21, 2025. The event commenced with an inaugural address by Dr. Rajni Bhagat Principal of the college, who described the Assans of Yoga as a priceless gift to the entire world, originating in India over a thousand years ago. In her address, worthy Principal emphasized that Yoga teaches us the balance between body and mind, between thought and action, and between restraint and fulfilment. She highlighted the relevance of Yoga in today’s fast-paced world, where stress and anxiety have become common. “The practice of Yoga,” he said, “offers a path to peace, discipline, and overall well-being.” Following the principal's address, a live Yoga demonstration was conducted by Dr. Usha Sharma (HOD Sociology) where students and staff actively participated and learned various Yoga postures and breathing techniques. The event concluded with a message encouraging everyone to make Yoga a regular part of their lives for a healthier and more harmonious future.
Government Degree College Kakryal, Katra celebrated Ambedkar Jayanti with great enthusiasm and reverence, in collaboration with dept. of Sociology, IQAC and NSS Unit, marking the 134th birth anniversary of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, the principal architect of the Indian Constitution and a champion of social justice. The event commenced with the garlanding of Dr. Ambedkar’s portrait by the Principal, faculty members, and students, followed by a brief address highlighting his immense contributions to Indian society, especially in the fields of law, education, and social injustice. A debate competition was organized to honor the legacy of Dr. Ambedkar. Students delivered speeches, and participated in debate competition on themes Dr. Ambedkar's Vision for India: Equality and Justice in the India. In her address, Dr. Rajni Bhagat, the Principal of the college emphasized the relevance of Dr. Ambedkar's ideals in contemporary times and encouraged students to uphold the values of equality, liberty, and fraternity. Shivani Charak from Sem IVth, Anshika Sharma from Sem VIth and Sakshi Sharma from Sem IVth bagged first, second and third positions respectively. Prof. Nasar Ahmed and Dr. Manisha were the jury members for the event. Prof. Mohd. Younus also addressed the students and shared his views. The event was over all organised by Prof. Ashok Singh.The event concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Usha Sharma acknowledging the participation of students and faculty in making the celebration a meaningful and memorable one. All the staff members were present during the event.
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Dated: 20-03-25.
As part of the Fit India Initiative, the Sports Club of Govt. Degree College Katra
organized a motivational lecture on the topic “Fit Mind, Fit Body, Fit India.” The event
commenced with a welcome address by Prof. Mohd Younus Saleem, who also
coordinated the program. He outlined the upcoming activities planned under the
initiative, aimed at promoting fitness and well-being among students. The program
was conducted under the esteemed guidance of the Principal, Dr. Rajni Bhagat.
Large number of students from all the semesters showed their presence and made
the event a great success. Prof. Mohd Younus Saleem, from the Department of
English, served as the resource person and delivered an insightful lecture on the
importance of fitness. He urged students to adopt a healthy lifestyle by avoiding junk
food and incorporating natural fruits and homemade meals into their diet. He further
emphasized the significance of exercise, yoga, meditation, and gym workouts in
daily life. “If you adopt a healthy lifestyle at this young age, it will strengthen your
immunity and help you combat diseases in later years of your life” he advised.
Worthy Principal also encouraged the students to change their eating habits and
make exercise a routine in their life. The event was graced by the presence of
several faculty members, including Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Manisha Kumari, Dr.
Harmeet Kour, Dr. Sinduja Gupta, Ms. Somallya Dogra, Dr. Reetika, Dr. Abdul Hafiz,
and Ms. Rita Kumari. The session concluded with an interactive discussion, leaving
students motivated to embrace fitness as an essential part of their lives.
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Govt. Degree College Kakryal, Katra organized a group discussion session on the eve of International Women's Day to reflect on the achievements, struggles, and progress made toward gender equality. The discussion aimed to raise awareness about issues women face in various spheres of life, from education and healthcare to professional and personal growth. The session was attended by all the staff members and the students of sem II. The group discussion revolved around several critical themes related to women’s empowerment and the significance of celebrating International Women's Day. The principal of the college, Dr. Rajni Bhagat, also addressed the students and emphasized that women’s empowerment is not just a women’s issue but a societal one. Both men and women need to contribute to creating an equal society. The group discussion on International Women’s Day was an enriching and thought-provoking session, which underscored the importance of continuing to push for gender equality in all spheres of life. The discussions highlighted the collective responsibility of both men and women in fostering a more equitable and inclusive world for all. The event concluded with a call to action for everyone to contribute in their way toward breaking barriers, changing stereotypes, and ensuring that women everywhere have the opportunity to thrive and lead. The staff members who graced the occasion included Prof. Shikha Bhasin, Dr. Usha Sharma, Dr. Manisha Kumari, Dr. Harmeet Kour, Prof. Younus Saleem, Dr. Reetika, Ms. Rita Devi, Dr. Abdul Hafiz among others.
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Govt. Degree College Kakryal katra organised a singing competition on 10-03-25 to celebrate international women's day 2025. The event aimed to honor the achievements, strength, and resilience of women across the globe by showcasing the talent of women in music. Participants from various semesters competed in the event, performing songs that celebrated womanhood, empowerment, and equality. The event was organized by IQAC in collaboration with CASH committee of the college. The objective was to provide a platform for students to showcase their talents and to foster a sense of community in celebrating Women's Day. The judging panel included Prof Shikha Bhasin and Dr. Manisha Kumari. The competition featured outstanding performances, with participants pouring their emotions into songs that resonated with the audience. At the conclusion of the competition, winners were announced, and Sonika, Mehak and Madhu bagged Ist, 2nd and 3rd prize. . The performances echoed the spirit of International Women's Day, highlighting how music can be a powerful medium for change and celebration. Dr. Rajni Bhagat, principal of the college expressed her gratitude and encouraged all participants and the audience for making the event memorable. All the staff member were present during the event.
