Departement of Environmental Science

Distribution of Refreshment at IGMC Shimla : 18th March 2025

On 18th March 2025, Youth Red Cross Club of RKMV Shimla in collaboration with Rotaract Club and Red Ribbon Club of the College, organized a refreshment distribution drive at the Children’s Ward of IGMC Shimla. The event aimed to provide support and bring smiles to young patients undergoing treatment at the hospital. During the visit, the club members distributed nutritious refreshments, including fruits, biscuits etc. to the children. The initiative was carried out with the spirit of compassion and service, ensuring that the young patients received not only food but also encouragement and warmth from the volunteers. The event was well-coordinated, and the hospital authorities appreciated the efforts of the students.. Such initiatives reflect the commitment of RKMV Shimla toward social responsibility and community welfare. The Youth Red Cross Club, along with its collaborating partners, continues to engage in similar activities, promoting a culture of kindness, service, and well-being among students and the community

A two-day International Conference Capacity Building and Youth's Perception of Agriculture Entrepreneurship in Himachal Pradesh

Capacity Building and Youth&#39;s Perception of Agriculture Entrepreneurship in Himachal Pradesh <strong>RKMV, in collaboration with Shoolini University,</strong> the Department of Agriculture, and Department of Industries of Himachal Pradesh, organized a two-day International Conference on March 25-26, 2025, titled &ldquo;Capacity Building and Youth&#39;s Perception of Agriculture Entrepreneurship in Himachal Pradesh&rdquo; under Viksit Bharat Vision 2047. Dr Ravinder Singh Jasrotia, Additional Director Department of Agriculture, Himachal Pradesh was the distinguished Chief Guest of the conference. His speech focused on the importance of education, technological innovation, and access to markets, which are crucial in creating a sustainable and thriving agricultural ecosystem in the state. The conference through the journey of the rural women associated with Self Help Groups (SHGs) in fostering agricultural entrepreneurship in Himachal Pradesh, encouraged the youth to view agriculture combined with technology as a sustainable occupation. The agricultural sector&rsquo;s modernization and symbiosis with technology are the key drivers of India&rsquo;s Vision of Viksit Bharat 2047, which is to transform the country into a developed nation. The entrepreneurs had wide range of products ranging from Kangra Tea, Chamba Chukh, pickles, honey, aromatic candles, perfumes, cold pressed oils, petha, barfi etc. Apart from promoting innovation, sustainability, and economic growth, the event facilitated networking opportunities for the budding entrepreneurs. The conference featured a series of expert-led sessions, presentations focusing on a variety of topics related to agricultural entrepreneurship. The event was held in a hybrid mode allowing presence of attendees from across the globe. The two-day event concluded with a strong sense of shared commitment to nurture the next generation of agricultural entrepreneurs contributing to the realization of Vision Viksit Bharat 2047.

MULTIVERSE LECTURE ON SKIN HEALTH AND GROOMING : March 18th, 2025

IQAC and Women Cell organised a lecture on Skin Health and Grooming under the Multiverse Lecture Series. Dr Shikha Sharma, the Resource Person, educated the staff and students about skin related issues across different age groups. Her expertise and clear explanations encouraged all to nurture the inner health first which would naturally result in a healthy skin and hair. Dr Shikha warned and discouraged against the use of hyped &lsquo;over the counter&rsquo; products which are detrimental to the general health and skin. She raised concerns over the Korean Glass Skin regimen which leaves not only a big dent in the pocket but also its long-term efficacy is not established. The principal, Dr Anurita Saxena while endorsing the need for grooming and skin care also stressed on the judicious use of skin and hair products. The need is to take care of your health through proper intake of fruits, vegetables and exercise instead of popping pills to maintain one&rsquo;s appearances.

Holi Celebrations : 13th March 2025

The colourful festival of Holi was celebrated with great enthusiasm at Rajkiya Kanya Mahavidyalaya on 13th March 2025, marking the first-ever event of its kind in the college. The celebrations witnessed the presence of the Principal, Dr. Anurita Saxena, along with the dedicated staff members and students of the college, who actively participated in the festivities. The event commenced with a cultural extravaganza, featuring enthralling dance performances and soulful music that blended with the spirit of the festival, creating a vibrant atmosphere of joy and colours. The cultural program was followed by the symbolic Holika Dahan, a ritual representing the victory of good over evil, adding a deeper cultural significance to the celebrations. In keeping with the tradition of Holi, the celebrations also included playing with Gulal and flowers. The use of eco-friendly colors was emphasized, ensuring a safe and environmentally conscious approach to the celebration. The event not only provided an opportunity to celebrate the festival but also helped in nurturing the values of togetherness and cultural appreciation within the RKMV community.

Farewell Party “ Radiance” : 12th March 2025

RKMV hosted a heartfelt farewell party &ldquo;Radiance&rdquo;, for the final-year students on 12th March 2025. The event was graced by Ms. Amala Rai, a renowned theatre director and actor, as the Chief Guest. Dr. Anurita Saxena, Principal of the college heartily welcomed the Chief Guest, Judges, PTA President, staff and students of the college. As the honored Chief Guest, Ms. Amala Rai, encouraged the students to step into their future with confidence, sincerity and determination, offering words of wisdom and inspiration being an alumna of the college herself. The farewell party featured a wide range of activities, in which 59 final-year students participated wholeheartedly in a dazzling display of talent. The activities included modelling, dancing, while also showcasing the intellectual prowess of the girls having sheer determination to win. A variety of cultural events and fun-filled games kept everyone engaged and entertained throughout the evening. The highlight of the event was modelling in which amidst the cheers and jubilation of the audience Geetanjali became Miss RKMV, Manjula became the First Runners Up, Swati Sharma was the Second Runners Up, Lonia Verma became Miss Talented and Miss Pranjal became Miss Confident. Ms Shailja Gautam, Dr. Namita Rai, and Ms. Kanika Lakhanpal were the capable judges who judged the contestants. The event was a beautiful blend of laughter, emotion, and celebration as RKMV bid adieu to a group of exceptionally talented students, paving the way for them to embrace the next phase of their lives.