Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya

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RKMV SHINES AT INTER-COLLEGE TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
RKMV SHINES AT INTER-COLLEGE TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

RKMV Shimla has once again created history by clinching the Inter-College Table Tennis Championship for the consecutive second time! RKMV defeated GC Dharamshala in a thrilling contest held at GC Solan to retain the championship title. Competing against 33 teams in the Boys’ and Girls’ categories, RKMV displayed exceptional skill, determination, teamwork and sporting spirit to emerge as the Champions of the Tournament. The winning team comprised Ridhima Chauhan, Anjali Kanwar, Sakshi Sharma and Kasak Mehta. RKMV congratulates the champions on this remarkable victory!

Oct 2026
राजकीय कन्या महाविद्यालय की NSS स्वयंसेवियों ने IGMC शिमला अस्पताल में अपनी सेवाएं दी 14 अक्टूबर 2026
राजकीय कन्या महाविद्यालय की NSS स्वयंसेवियों ने IGMC शिमला अस्पताल में अपनी सेवाएं दी 14 अक्टूबर 2026

स्वयंसेवियों ने वृद्ध, असमर्थ एवं जरूरतमंद व्यक्तियों को ओपीडी तक पहुँचाने, पर्ची बनवाने तथा अस्पताल की आवश्यक प्रक्रियाओं में सहयोग किया। स्वयंसेवियों ने आमजनों को चिकित्सा के क्षेत्र में दी जा रही सरकारी सुविधाओं की जानकारी भी दी। इस सेवा गतिविधि का उद्देश्य जरूरतमंदों को सहायता उपलब्ध कराने के साथ-साथ स्वयंसेवियों में सेवा-भाव, सामाजिक उत्तरदायित्व, नैतिक मूल्यों और मानवीय संवेदनाओं को विकसित करना रहा। स्वयंसेवी द्वारा दी गई सेवाएं सराहनीय थी और उनकी इस गतिविधि ने दूसरी छात्राओं को भी प्रेरित किया।

Oct 2026
Hands-on Workshop on “ICT in Education 14 October 2026
Hands-on Workshop on “ICT in Education 14 October 2026

Hands-on Workshop on “ICT in Education: Digital Learning Resources, OERs, LMS and MOOCs The Department of Education, RKMV, organised a hands-on workshop on “ICT in Education: Digital Learning Resources, OERs, LMS and MOOCs” on 14 October 2026 for 1st Semester and 3rd year students of Education subject. The workshop was conducted by Prof Sheetal Charbathia, Department of Computer Science, RKMV. The workshop focused on developing practical skills in accessing and using digital educational resources, including Sakshat, SWAYAM, Open Educational Resources (OERs), Learning Management Systems (LMS), and MOOCs. Through hands-on demonstrations, students explored digital platforms and their applications in teaching-learning, online assessment, and self-directed learning.

Oct 2026
DOST : Session on World Mental Health Day at RKMV 10th October 2026
DOST : Session on World Mental Health Day at RKMV 10th October 2026

On 10th October 2026, the IQAC and Department of Psychology of RKMV, in association with Himachal Gyan Vigyan Samiti, organised a DOST session to mark World Mental Health Day. The session witnessed active participation of 180 hostel residents. Dr. Ravi Bhushan, Retired Head of the Department of Psychology, St. Bede’s College, delivered an insightful lecture on mental health issues, highlighting the importance of emotional well-being and seeking timely support. He also offered his services to the students whenever required. Sh. Satyawan Pundir, Smt. Sumitra Chandel and Sh. Robin Sinha interacted with the students and shared their experiences, encouraging open conversations about mental health. The session provided a supportive platform for students to discuss their concerns and understand the importance of mental well-being

Oct 2026
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 2026 | LET’S TALK  10 th October
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 2026 | LET’S TALK 10 th October

The conversations we usually avoid are often the ones we need the most Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya observed World Mental Health Day with TALK an open-mic discussion* that brought students and teachers together to explore issues affecting youth mental health. The initiative encouraged open dialogue, empathetic listening, and a deeper understanding of the challenges young people are navigating today. Students shared their perspectives, questioned social expectations, and engaged in meaningful conversations on the influence of social media and body image to substance use, academic pressure, and the role of teachers. Let’s keep talking. Let’s keep listening. Let’s keep growing together.Because mental health awareness begins when we listen without judgment, speak without fear, and make space for every voice.

Oct 2026
Educational Visit to Regional Horticulture Research and Training Station, Mashobra On 9 October 2026
Educational Visit to Regional Horticulture Research and Training Station, Mashobra On 9 October 2026

On 9 October 2026, 35 students of Major Chemistry of RKMV, visited the Regional Horticulture Research and Training Station, Mashobra. During the visit, the students were introduced to various crops and fruits cultivated in the region, with special emphasis on apple cultivation. They were also informed about the origin and history of apple cultivation in Himachal Pradesh and shown a documentary on the subject. The students were further acquainted with the importance of soil analysis in agriculture. Dr. Upinder Sharma, Scientist (Soil Chemistry), explained soil dynamics and their role in crop cultivation. He also highlighted the importance of pesticides and fertilisers in crop production and discussed the role of essential macronutrients and micronutrients in ensuring optimal plant growth. The students subsequently visited the Plant Pathology Laboratory, where Dr. Swati Gautam familiarised them with various experiments and research activities carried out in the laboratory. The visit also included a tour of the Nature Farming Model Farm, where vegetables are cultivated using natural farming practices without the application of synthetic fertilisers. The students learned about the use of natural manure as a source of nutrients and also visited the station's greenhouse facility. The visit provided valuable practical exposure to horticulture, soil chemistry, and sustainable agriculture, helping students connect classroom learning with real-world applications.

Oct 2026
RKMV Volunteers Promote Clean Shimla, Green Shimla On 8 October 2026
RKMV Volunteers Promote Clean Shimla, Green Shimla On 8 October 2026

On 8 October 2026, 50 volunteers from the Eco Club and Rangers of RKMV, sensitised shopkeepers and tourists in the IGMC to Ridge stretch about responsible waste management under the Clean Shimla, Green Shimla campaign, conducted in collaboration with the Municipal Corporation Shimla.( Campaign under an MoU of RKMV with MC Shimla) Principal Dr. Anurita Saxena flagged off the campaign and expressed happiness over the emergence of RKMV as a hub of sustainability initiatives. The volunteers also met Shimla Mayor Shri Surinder Chauhan and highlighted concerns regarding the mixing of dry and wet waste by garbage collectors, urging him to look into the issue. Such initiatives sensitise students towards environmental issues and nurture a sense of responsibility, civic awareness, and commitment to sustainable living

Oct 2026
75th Wildlife Week Celebration Date: 6th October 2026
75th Wildlife Week Celebration Date: 6th October 2026

Wildlife Week is celebrated annually to emphasize the vital importance of preserving biodiversity, protecting endangered species and maintain ecological balance. Eco-Club, Departments of Botany, Philosophy and Zoology of RKMV, organized an educational visit of 30 students to the Western Himalayan Temperate Arboretum, Potter’s Hill, Shimla, as part of the 75th Wildlife Week Celebration organized by the Wildlife Wing of the Himachal Pradesh Forest Department . The visit aimed to create awareness among students about wildlife conservation, biodiversity, forest ecosystems, and the importance of protecting the rich natural heritage of the Himalayan region. During the visit, the students explored the arboretum and learned about various native and temperate plant species found in the Western Himalayas. The students were introduced to the importance of forests and natural habitats in maintaining ecological balance and supporting wildlife. The visit also highlighted the need for sustainable use of natural resources and responsible environmental practices. Centered on the ecological dynamics of the Himalayan region, the program blended formal deliberations with traditional wisdom, storytelling, expert talks and personal experiences.

Oct 2026
CSCA OATH-TAKING CEREMONY  6th October 2026
CSCA OATH-TAKING CEREMONY 6th October 2026

The Oath Ceremony of CSCA was held under the aegis of the DSW Committee for the academic session 2026-27 on 6 October 2026. The event marked an important occasion where the newly elected members of the College Students’ Central Association (CSCA) formally assumed their responsibilities and pledged to uphold the values and traditions of the institution. The Principal, Dr. Anurita Saxena, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and administered the oath to the newly elected CSCA office-bearers. Addressing the newly elected CSCA members, Dr. Anurita Saxena urged them to act as a bridge between the administration and the students, ensuring effective communication and constructive engagement. She apprised them of their duties and responsibilities and encouraged them to discharge their roles with sincerity, discipline, commitment and a sense of responsibility towards the college community. The elected representatives for the session are as follows: * President: Muskan * Vice-President: Surbhi Sharma * General Secretary: Nisha * Joint Secretary: Isha The programme concluded with a formal vote of thanks by DSW Dr. Surinder Sharma, who expressed his gratitude to the principal, faculty members, newly elected CSCA members and all those who contributed to the successful conduct of the ceremony

Oct 2026
KNOW NATURE – Jungle Walk & Presentation 5th October 2026
KNOW NATURE – Jungle Walk & Presentation 5th October 2026

As part of National Wildlife week celebrations, the Eco Club, RKMV College, Shimla, in collaboration with the Departments of Zoology, Botany, Chemistry and Sanskrit, organised an enriching programme titled Know Natur- Jungle Walk ; Presentation by Anand Pendharkar The programme commenced with an address by Kartik S. M. Chauhan, Convener, Eco Club, who briefed the students about the activity and introduced the resource person, Mr. Anand Pendharkar renowned ecologist, wildlife biologist, social entrepreneur, educator, author and CEO, SPROUTS. During the jungle walk in the vicinity of RKMV College, Mr. Pendharkar introduced students to the fascinating flora, fauna and rich biodiversity of Himachal Pradesh. He encouraged them to be inquisitive, observant and attentive to their surroundings, emphasising that keen observation and curiosity are essential for learning and future research. The walk provided students and faculty members with a wonderful opportunity to connect closely with nature, appreciate biodiversity and develop a deeper sense of environmental awareness and responsibility. The jungle walk was followed by an insightful presentation titled “Exploring Wild India” by Mr. Anand Pendharkar, showcasing the rich and diverse flora and fauna of different parts of India. He also shared fascinating personal experiences and field observations, making the session even more engaging and inspiring. He motivated students to understand that much of nature’s diversity is yet to be explored and documented, and that meaningful discoveries can begin with something as simple as being a keen observer, nurturing curiosity and developing a genuine interest in nature. Dr. Anurita Saxena, Principal, RKMV College, a passionate nature enthusiast and advocate for environmental awareness and conservation, motivated the students and staff to become more aware, responsible and sensitive towards the natural environment and to contribute towards its conservation through small but meaningful efforts in everyday life. She also emphasised the importance of learning beyond the classroom, developing strong observation skills and nurturing curious, responsive and environmentally conscious students. Faculty members Dr. Nidhi Dhatwalia, Dr Mohan Sharma,Ms. Shweta Chandel, Dr. Indu Thakur, Ms. Kavita Dhiman and Mr Munish Sharma made significant contributions towards the success of this program. It was a truly enriching and inspiring experience, bringing learning closer to nature and fostering a deeper connection with biodiversity.

Oct 2026
Pink October – Breast Cancer Awareness & Screening Programme 5th October 2026  Under the theme  “My Mother Matters.”
Pink October – Breast Cancer Awareness & Screening Programme 5th October 2026 Under the theme “My Mother Matters.”

As part of the internationally celebrated Pink October Breast Cancer Awareness month, the Women Cell of R.K.M.V., in collaboration with Shoolini University,Solan and Gurgaon-based Yuvraj Singh Foundation (YouWeCan), organized a Breast Cancer Awareness and Screening Programme on 5th October 2026 under the theme ;My Mother Matters.; The initiative aimed to foster health awareness among young female students,teaching and non teaching female staff members of the college, encouraging them to prioritize breast care and carry this message back to their families, particularly the women in their lives. The drive featured classroom awareness sessions, one-on-one counseling for students wishing to discuss personal concerns, and screening alongside counseling for faculty members. The programme was coordinated by Dr. Divya, technician Pinki, coordinator Sakshi from Shoolini University, and coordinator Mukul from the Yuvraj Singh Foundation. Screenings were conducted using Niramai Thermalytix—an AI-backed high-resolution thermal imaging technology—in private booths equipped with tables and stools. The Niramai thermal screening process was completely radiation-free, non-invasive, contactless, painless, and conducted fully clothed. Detailed, computer-generated "Niramai Breast Health Reports" providing B-Score risk categorizations were instantly generated online and made accessible on laptops and mobile phones right after each session, allowing for immediate identification of any irregularities requiring further evaluation. The Principal of R.K.M.V., Dr. Anurita Saxena emphasised on the fact that the event successfully empowered women by enhancing their knowledge about critical health literacy, highlighting that early detection saves lives and strengthening community engagement around maternal health and well-being. Women Cell Convener Dr. Sandhya Sharma coordinated the event successfully along with other members of Women Cell.

Oct 2026
Historic Sweep at Wildlife Week Mini Marathon!
Historic Sweep at Wildlife Week Mini Marathon!

Our girls particated in Mini Marathon organized by the Department of Forest, Himachal Pradesh as part of the celebrations of Wildlife Week. The event witnessed an outstanding performance by our girls of, who dominated the competition by securing all three top positions. 1st Position – Anamika — ₹10,000 2nd Position – Vipasha — ₹7,000 3rd Position – Suman — ₹5,000 This remarkable achievement reflects the dedication, fitness, determination and sporting excellence of RKMV girls. RKMV Shimla is empowering girls through fitness, sports & Excellence!

Oct 2026
RKMV HONOURED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP 2nd October 2026
RKMV HONOURED FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP 2nd October 2026

True to Mahatma Gandhi’s timeless vision of cleanliness and responsible living, Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya was honoured with a prestigious Certificate of Appreciation by the Municipal Corporation Shimla on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, 2nd October 2026. The certificate was awarded by the Hon’ble Governor of Himachal Pradesh, Shri Kavinder Gupta ji and was received by Dr. Meena, Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Science, along with her dedicated team of students. This significant achievement has been realised under the leadership of the Principal, Dr. Anurita Saxena, and through the dedicated efforts of Dr. Meena, whose sustained initiatives have strengthened the culture of environmental consciousness across the campus. Over the past two years, RKMV has undertaken several meaningful initiatives towards a cleaner and greener environment: * More than 1,000 kg of single-use plastic collected through dedicated drives undertaken in collaboration with Auckland House School for Girls and Auckland House School for Boys and handed over to MC Shimla for further management and disposal. * 650 kg of nutrient-rich vermicompost generated on campus from organic waste. * Active collaboration with the Municipal Corporation Shimla in city-wide sanitation campaigns and anti-plastic awareness initiatives RKMV remains committed not only in creating a cleaner and more sustainable environment, but also engaging and inspiring neighbouring educational institutions to join hands in this noble cause- fostering a spirit of collective responsibility and environmental stewardship.

Oct 2026
Interactive Workshop by the English Literary Society “MUSE” “From Myths to Market: Representation of Women and the Question of Women (Dis) Empowerment”
Interactive Workshop by the English Literary Society “MUSE” “From Myths to Market: Representation of Women and the Question of Women (Dis) Empowerment”

MUSE organised an interactive workshop on the theme ;From Myths to the Market: Representation of Women and the Question of Women (Dis) Empowerment" on 1st October 2026. The session featured Dr. Pankaj K. Singh, Former Professor and Chairperson, Department of English, and Former Dean, Faculty of Languages, Himachal Pradesh University, Shimla,as the keynote speaker. Dr. Singh traced the changing representation of women from mythological narratives to contemporary market-driven images. Drawing upon examples from the Ramayana, Mahabharata and other mythological texts, she reflected on the continuing concerns surrounding women's safety. She highlighted the paradox that despite greater education, freedom and empowerment, women continue to face serious threats to their dignity and security, including sexual violence. Her observations encouraged students to look beyond the apparent progress in women's status and critically examine the social realities that continue to affect their lives. She further examined the role of literature, media and market forces in shaping and often stereotyping women’s identities, urging students to develop a critical perspective and become discerning readers and independent thinkers. The session was highly interactive and thought-provoking, with students actively participating in the discussion. Principal Dr. Anurita Saxena expressed her gratitude to Dr. Singh and emphasised that such initiatives are vital for gender sensitisation and broadening students’ intellectual horizons. The session was attended by 200 students who enthusiastically participated in the interactive discussions, engaging their critical thinking and analytical skills to reflect upon the issues raised during the workshop

Oct 2026
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