HMV organised a vibrant Diwali Exhibition showcasing the creativity, craftsmanship and entrepreneurial talent of students
The Hind Canadian Times Editorial Desk –
Dated : 05/11/2026
Hans Raj Mahila Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar, organised a vibrant Diwali Exhibition showcasing the creativity, craftsmanship and entrepreneurial talent of students from various skill courses, including Design, Painting, Multimedia, Fashion Design, Interior Design and Cosmetology, along with students of HMV Collegiate School. Principal of the college Dr. (Mrs.) Ekta Khosla marked the presence as the chief guest for the occasion. The exhibition featured an impressive collection of beautifully handcrafted artefacts, designer furniture, wall clocks, paintings, handmade beauty products, decorative lamps, diyas and other innovative creations. A variety of food stalls further enhanced the festive atmosphere, making the exhibition an enjoyable experience for students and faculty members alike.
The exhibition provided an excellent platform for students to translate their classroom learning into practical creations while developing their skills in creativity, design, craftsmanship, presentation and entrepreneurship. The thoughtfully arranged displays reflected the students’ imagination, dedication and hard work. The tattoo art section, presented by Ritika verma added a unique and contemporary dimension to the exhibition, showcasing artistic expression through creative tattoo designs and engaging visitors with this emerging art form. Principal Dr. Ekta Khosla highly appreciated the creativity, innovation and craftsmanship showcased by the students. Principal Dr. Khosla applauded their efforts and appreciated the faculty members for their guidance and encouragement. Principal Khosla particularly acknowledged the leadership and dedicated efforts of Faculty Head Dr. Rakhi Mehta in conceptualising and coordinating the exhibition. Principal Khosla also appreciated the valuable contribution of faculty members Dr. Neeru, Dr. Shailendra, Mr. Ashish, Mrs. Rishav, Mrs. Navnita and Mrs. Mukti, whose continuous guidance and support enabled the students to showcase their work with confidence and excellence. The exhibition added vibrancy and festive spirit to the campus while promoting the philosophy of learning by doing. It encouraged students to explore their creative potential and transform their skills into meaningful and market-oriented products. The event concluded on a joyful note, with students and faculty members appreciating the creative displays, enjoying the food stalls and celebrating the spirit of Diwali through creativity, craftsmanship and togetherness.
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