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• Holistic development of students through co-curricular activities.
• National and International Artists visit the department.
• National and International workshop for better experience of students.
• Excellent results every year.
• Eco-friendly activities create understanding of students with nature.
• Outdoor learning session for practical classes.
• Trip to museums or historical place for understanding to different forms of art.
• Participation and achievements in Youth festival to developments of budding artists students.
B.A with Fine Arts (As a Elective Subject )
Department Fine Arts
Designation Assistant Professor & Head of the Department
Qualification M.A., PhD
Teaching Experience 12 Years
Area of Specialization Painting
The *Department of Fine Arts, under the aegis of **IQAC, in collaboration with the **Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), successfully organised an **Art Exhibition* on *15 July 2026* at *Dasmesh Girls College, Chak Alla, Mukerian (Affiliated to Panjab University, Chandigarh)*. The exhibition celebrated creativity, innovation, and artistic excellence while providing students with a platform to showcase their talent.
The exhibition displayed *eight mural paintings created on MDF boards* by the students of *B.A., B.Com., B.B.A., and B.Sc. (Non-Medical) First Year* under the *Value Added Course (VAC) – Campus Beautification and Decoration*. The artworks reflected imagination, aesthetic sense, technical skills, and the dedication of the young artists.
The event was graced by the presence of *S. Ravinder Singh Chak, Chairman, Shri Guru Gobind Singh Educational Trust; **Dr. Karamjit Kaur, Principal; and **Dr. Akanksha Verma, Head, Department of Fine Arts. The exhibition was further honoured by the gracious presence of **special guests from the Sikh Human Development Foundation, Canada*, whose visit added prestige to the occasion.


The Department of Fine Arts organized a vibrant and joyous Holi celebration, bringing together students and faculty to mark the occasion. The event was graced by Principal Dr. Karamjit Kaur, who spoke about the significance of the festival, emphasizing the values of unity, joy, and cultural harmony. Dr. Kaur highlighted how Holi is not only a celebration of colors but also a symbol of new beginnings, reinforcing the importance of fostering positive relationships and togetherness.
Head of the Department, Dr. Akanksha Verma, also addressed the gathering, emphasizing the role of festivals in connecting students with their cultural roots. She encouraged students to celebrate the festival with respect, understanding, and inclusivity, fostering an atmosphere of creative expression and community spirit.
The celebration served as a perfect blend of cultural tradition and artistic expression, reinforcing the core values of the Department of Fine Arts.
