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- Only College under GNDU to be bestowed with FIST & CURIE grant by DST- Govt. of India
- Star College by DBT- Govt. of India
- Designated College with Potential for Excellence
- Accredited ‘A’ by UGC-NAAC
- Recognised as a Center of Excellence by RASCI, Government of India
- Best College in Punjab as per the Surveys
- Kaushal Kendra by UGC, MHRD, Govt. of India and first College under GNDU to have been granted Kaushal Kendra
Activity Date
February 11, 2026
Kanya Maha Vidyalaya recently hosted its highly anticipated annual exhibition-cum-sale, “Umang.” The event serves as a vibrant platform for students to showcase their entrepreneurial skills, creativity, and craftsmanship. Designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world commercial experience, Umang transformed the campus into a bustling marketplace of innovation and art.
The Fine Arts Pavilion: A Creative Hub
A major highlight of the fete was the stall installed by the P.G. Department of Fine Arts. The stall was a testament to the department’s dedication to aesthetic excellence and practical skill development.
The display was broadly categorized into two segments:
* Original Paintings: * A diverse range of artworks including oil paintings, watercolours, and mixed media.
* Themes varied from traditional Indian landscapes and spiritual motifs to contemporary abstract art.
* Each piece highlighted the technical proficiency and unique voice of the student artists.
* Handcrafted Material.
* Home Decor: Hand-painted vases, decorative wall hangings, and intricately designed mirrors.
* Utility Art: Hand-painted tote bags, customized stationery, and recycled art pieces.
* Festive Crafts: Specialized craft items tailored for seasonal celebrations, showcasing meticulous detail.
Objectives and Impact
The participation of the P.G. Department of Fine Arts in “Umang” served several key purposes:
- Entrepreneurial Exposure: Students learned the nuances of pricing their work, interacting with potential buyers, and managing a commercial stall.
- Skill Validation: Seeing their creations appreciated and purchased by visitors provided a significant boost to the students’ professional confidence.
- Financial Literacy: The “Earn While You Learn” model was in full effect, allowing students to understand the economic value of artistic labor.
Conclusion
The “Umang” fete once again proved to be a resounding success. Through the P.G. Department of Fine Arts’ stall, KMV successfully demonstrated its commitment to fostering not just artists, but “Art-preneurs.” The event concluded with high spirits, leaving the participants motivated to further refine their crafts for future endeavors.
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