World Rose Day
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The PG Department of Chemistry, Kanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar- (The Heritage and Autonomous institution) observed World Rose Day on 22 September 2026 with the theme “Bring Hope and Support.” The observance aimed to create awareness about the challenges faced by cancer patients and to encourage a culture of empathy, hope, emotional support, and positivity. The day highlighted the importance of standing beside cancer warriors and their families with compassion and encouragement during their difficult journey.
As part of the observance, students of the department enthusiastically participated in creative and motivational activities. They prepared one-minute motivational videos and handmade cards carrying heartfelt messages of hope, strength, courage, and support for cancer warriors. Through these activities, students expressed their solidarity with those affected by cancer and learned the significance of emotional sensitivity, kindness, and community support.
Dr. Manju Sahni, Head of the PG Department of Chemistry, motivated the students and faculty to participate actively in the initiative. She emphasized that such observances provide an opportunity to develop social responsibility and human values among students while spreading a message of hope and encouragement to people facing health challenges.
Director Prof. (Dr.) Atima Sharma Dwivedi appreciated the sincere efforts of the faculty and students in observing World Rose Day. She applauded the department for promoting humanitarian values through meaningful student participation and commended the students for their creativity and thoughtful messages of hope and support for cancer patients.
Overall, the observance of World Rose Day by the PG Department of Chemistry was a meaningful and inspiring initiative. It successfully reinforced the theme “Bring Hope and Support” by fostering empathy, awareness, positivity, and compassion among students and encouraging them to extend moral and emotional support to cancer warriors.
Student Participation- 100
Faculty participation- 10
