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333

Publications

77

IPR / Copyrights

20

Average h Index

1730

Total No. of Citations (WoS / Scopus)

Vision

Research productivity is of paramount importance for the reputation of any educational institution. KMV has recommended to its Faculty a number of guidelines to ensure that the conduct of a research is of high quality and of ethical standards. KMV expects its faculty members and students to comply with set policies diligently.

Research Committee

1.Prof. (Dr.) Atima Sharma DwivediDirector KMV, ChairpersonGirl in a jacket
2.Dr. Jatinder PalDepartment of Economics (Dean Research)Girl in a jacket

A. Research Programme and Policy Development Responsibilities

  1. To develop comprehensive document on research policy
  2. To promote research among faculty and students
  3. To organize research promotion activities such as workshops, seminars and conferences

Committee Members:

1.Dr. Neetu ChopraDepartment of Physics (Incharge)Girl in a jacket
2.Dr. Gopi SharmaDepartment of PhysicsGirl in a jacket
3.Dr. Natasha SharmaDepartment of MathematicsGirl in a jacket
4.Mrs. Tank Sinderpal Kabal singhDepartment of ChemistryGirl in a jacket
5.Dr. Davinder SinghDepartment of Physical EducationGirl in a jacket

B. Committee on Finance and Infrastructure

Responsibilities

  1. To create a corpus for research and development from government, industry, and other funding agencies.
  2. To look into the possibilities of in-house funding.
  3. To setup Digital Library & Information, Quantitative Methods & Data Analysis, Analytical and Consultancy Services.

Committee Members:

1.Dr. Pardeep AroraDepartment of Computer Sci (Incharge)Girl in a jacket
2.Dr.Rashmi SharmaDepartment of CommerceGirl in a jacket
3.Dr. Harpreet KaurDepartment of Faison DesigningGirl in a jacket
4.Dr. Ashish RainaDepartment of Hospitality and TourismGirl in a jacket
5.Mrs. Hema KhuranaLibraryGirl in a jacket

C. Committee on Collaboration and Community

Responsibilities
1. To develop connection with already well established RDC
2. To identify and develop collaborative research with other national and international institutions inter-disciplinary, trans-disciplinary, and multidisciplinary research.

Committee Members:

1.Dr. Archana SainiDepartment of Zoology (Incharge)Girl in a jacket
2.Dr. Narinderjit KaurDepartment of ChemistryGirl in a jacket
3.Dr. RupikaDepartment of HindiGirl in a jacket
4.Dr. Gopi SharmaDepartment of PhysicsGirl in a jacket
5.Dr. Pardeep AroraDepartment of Computer Sci. & ITGirl in a jacket

D. Committee for Product Development, Monitoring and Commercialization

Responsibilities

  1. To assign various research activities to faculty and students
  2. To monitor and oversee research progress, coordinate program, manage and facilitate optimizing resources, timely review of research activities for completion of the projects as per schedule.
  3. To ensure that all the research labs in the institution fulfill the norms of Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) and Safety

Committee Members:

1.Dr. Ravi KhuranaDepartment of Computer Sci. & IT (Incharge)
2.Dr. Narinderjit KaurDepartment of Chemistry
3.Dr. Ekta SainiDepartment of Philosophy
4.Dr. SimerjeetDepartment of Fashion Designing
5.Mrs. Vibhuti KaliaDepartment of Textile Design & Apparel Technology

E. Committee for IPR, Legal & Ethical Matters

Responsibilities

  1. To comply with ethical codes of research and publishing practices
  2. To procure and manage plagiarism check mechanism
  3. To sensitize the research community about dubious research, publishing practices and predatory journals.
  4. To sensitize and guide to the faculty and students to procure IPRs

Committee Members:

1.Dr. Harleen SinghDepartment of Physics (Incharge)Girl in a jacket
2.Dr. Rashmi SharmaDepartment of CommerceGirl in a jacket
3.Dr. Manmohan SinghDepartment of PhysicsGirl in a jacket
4.Dr. Natasha SharmaDepartment of MathematicsGirl in a jacket
4.Dr. Iqbal SinghDepartment of Political ScienceGirl in a jacket

Research Policy

Objectives

  • To create an enabling environment within the KMV to foster a research culture.
  • To create, maintain and enhance infrastructure to enable conduct of state-of the-art research
  • To ensure adequate support to faculty, researchers and students in their research activities through internal and external funding.
  • To ensure publications in quality journals indexed in Scopus/Web of Science and/or with impact factor.
  • To encourage faculty to undertake interdisciplinary and socially useful research with potential for commercialization.
  • To establish Research Centres within the institutions and extend research consultancy to outsiders.
  • To encourage the faculty to enter research collaborations and linkages nationally and globally.

Guidelines and Instructions

  • A research forum will be organized once in a month. Each department, especially post graduate departments, will showcase their respective research. The investigators, along with their students working under seed money grant, will present their ideas, findings and experiences. Research forum will also organize invited talks periodically on research methodology, IPRs and research orientation.
  • The appointments and promotions will be linked to research and academic activities and strictly in accordance with UGC/Government ordinances.
  • Members of the faculty should undertake research leading to quality publications capable of generation of Intellectual property rights with potential for commercialization and with social relevance.
  • Research activities of teachers, research fellows and students will be supported through the grants from central, state government agencies and college funds.(for detail see Seed Money Policy).Â
  • It will be ensured that research papers are published in UGC approved Journals preferably with Impact Factor. Faculty can explore the Scopus to find list of journals for their respective subjects.
  • Research should be promoted at Departmental level in collaboration with students. Departments should publish journals having research papers by faculty as well as students.
  • Research Award for Faculty and Students
  • In case of travel from project funds, for distance more than 500 KM air fare can be availed.
  • To attend seminar/conference/workshops duty leave applications, along with acceptance of letter/invitation letter, should be submitted to Research cell, IQAC one month prior to the seminar/conference/workshops. Certificate of participation must also be submitted to Research Cell, IQAC after attending the conference.
  • Workshops/interactions on research methodology should be organized to promote research.
  • Website for online journals should be actively used.

Seed Money Policy

Kanya Maha Vidyalaya seeks to strengthen research and innovation activities in the college by motivating teachers and students who are not getting external funding. For this, it is desirable to have Seed money scheme. This will enable the faculty and students to engage in research work until sponsored projects from outside agencies are secured.

Eligibility

  • Faculty should be working fulltime with the college and should have at least M. Phil degree.
  • They have to sign an agreement that He/she will continue to work with the institution till the project is completed. In case the PI is leaving the institute, then he/she must deposit the granted seed money amount and assets created thereon to the office before leaving the institute.
  • The PI should not be availing another grant from external agency for the same project.
  • The PI should publish at least one research papers along with the names of co-investigators in UGC approved list of Journals.
  • Seed money will be provided for only one project/scheme to an individual.
  • The department of PI should have basic infrastructure to support research.

Money Grant

All the faculties including Social Sciences, Commerce, Languages, IT, Performing Arts and Sciences can avail seed money grant for research projects. One faculty member must choose two students as team members and proposal can be submitted to meet Recurring expenses, and/or Non-Recurring. Applications will be screened by expert committee in Dean Research office and short listed applicants will be asked to make presentations. Based on recommendations of expert committee seed money will be allocated up to Maximum Rs.30, 000 per project. One team can submit one project proposal only. Different documentation formats associated with project can be availed from Dean Research and can also be downloaded from college website. Selected Principal Investigators will have to submit progress report at the end of each semester. Duration of project will be of 1 year and extendable if required depending on progress made.
The funds will be released in two parts. First part 50% to be released at the time of sanction and the second part will be given only after recommendations by the mid-term review by the expert committee.

Non-Recurring Grants

  • Equipment (Minor equipment only)
  • Books and Journals

The equipment as well as books & journals grants may be utilized to procure the essential equipment and books & journals needed for the proposed research work. The equipment and books & journals acquired by the Principal Investigator under a Project must be deposited to Institution after the completion of the project.

Recurring Grant

  • Hiring Services
    This is meant for specialized technical work, such as sample analysis, for which the University/Institution either has no infrastructure or such services are available on payment basis.
  • Contingency
    The admissible contingency grant may be utilized on spares for apparatus, photo-stat copies and microfilms, typing, stationary, postage, internet, fax, computation and printing needed for the project. Expenditure towards the audit fee may also be claimed under contingency head.
  • Special Needs
    Assistance may be provided for any other special requirement in connection with the project which is not covered under any other ‘Head’ of assistance under the scheme.
  • Chemicals and Consumables
    To meet expenditure on chemicals, glassware and other consumable items
  • Travel and Field Work
    The amount allocated under the head travel/field work is to be utilized for data collection and collection of other information such as documents and visit to libraries within the general scope and sphere of the ongoing project. This should not be used for attending conferences, seminars, workshops and training courses etc. They may also avail special casual leave/duty leave for field work/collection of data as per rules. This grant is not meant for lodging in case of outstation visits.

Session 2019-20

S. NoFacultyDepartmentTitleYear of SanctionAmount
1Dr. Pardeep Arora and Mrs. Rajni Bansal & Team of StudentsComputer Sc.To Study the Impact of Social Media on Youth based on Machine Learning
The Role of Media in Higher Education
2019Rs.30000
2Mr. Sehajpal Singh & Team of StudentsJMCThe Role of Media in Higher Education2019Rs.20000
3Dr. Monika Rani & Dr. Natasha Sharma & Team of studentsMathematicsSolution of non-linear differential equations using non-perturbation methods2019Rs.30000
4Mrs. Rashmi Bindra & Mrs. Namita Kochhar & Team of studentsCommerceSocial Networking Sites: A Comparative Study of Youth Belonging to Urban & Rural Area ( A study of Women Colleges in jalandhar City)2019Rs.22000
5Dr. Narinderjit Kaur & Dr. Manju Sahni and team of studentsChemistryEffect Of Different Solvents On Reverse Micellar Extraction Of Dye From Textile Effluent2019Rs.130000

Session 2020-21

S. NoFacultyDepartmentTitleYear of SanctionAmount
1Dr. Davinder Singh
& Team of Students
Physical EducationAssessment of Aerobic Fitness, Abdominal Strength, Body Mass Index, Socio-Economic Status Eating Orders and Decision Making among the Students of Different Streams of Kanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar”202030000
2Dr. Gurpreet Kaur Grewal & Mrs. Deepika Vashistha
& Team of Students
Biotechnology
& Botany
Studying the molecular basis of dysregulated glucose and cholesterol levels202030000
3Dr. Nalini Singh Chauhan & Dr. Mandeep Kaur
& Team of Students
ZoologyBioefficacy of Plant based compounds in controlling the insect pest202030000
4Dr. Archana saini
Dr. Prabha
& Team of Students
ZoologyEvaluation of Plastic Pollution in Fresh Water Ecosystems202030000
5Dr. Surbhi Sharma
Dr. Neetu Chopra
& Team of Students
PhysicsStructural, Optical and Thermal Studies Of Alkali Boro- Tellurite Glasses Doped With Rare Earth Element Matrix For Fiber Optics Application202080000

Session 2021-22

Seed Money

Sr. No.Name of the teacher provided with seed moneyThe amount of seed money (INR in Lakhs)Amount (in Rs.)DepartmentYear of receiving Title of the Project
1Ashish Raina0.330000Dept. of Hospitality and Tourism2021Entrepreneurship in Tourism and Hospitality Industry: Challenges and opportunities in post-pandemic times
2Nitin Khanna & Dr. Ravi Khurana0.440000Dept. of Computer Science2021Recommender System for Systematic Investment in Mutual Funds Using Artificial Intelligence
3Dr. Harpreet Kaur & Dr. Narinderjit Kaur0.330000PG Dept. of FD & PG Dept. of Chemistry2021Natural Dyeing at Home
4Dr. Harpreet Kaur & Dr. Davinder Kaur0.2525000PG Dept. of Punjabi2021Gujjar Tribe: Language, Totem and Taboo
5Dr. Reena & Ms. Seema0.1515000PG Dept. of Punjabi2021E–Lokdhara: Lokdhara da Lok Geetan Vich Anusaran
6Dr. Anushobha & Dr. Rupika Sharma0.330000PG Dept. of Hindi2021Bhasha, Praudyogiki aur Anuvaad
7Dr. Jatinder Pal0.110000PG Dept. of Economics2021Economic Shocks and their Impact on Economic Growth and Inflation in India
8Mrs. Ashima Sahni & Dr. Iqbal Singh0.330000Dept. of Political Science2021Gender Gap in Political Empowerment: A Case Study of Jalandhar District in Punjab

Session 2022-23

The institution provides seed money to its teachers for research

Sr. No.Name of the teacher provided with seed moneyThe amount of seed money (INR in Lakhs)Amount (in Rs.)DepartmentYear of receiving Title of the Project
1Dr. Sonik Bhatia1.15115000PG Dept. of Physics2023Synthesis and study of Metal Oxide Based Nanoparticles by using different techniques
2Dr. Harleen Singh1.15115000PG Dept. of Physics2023Deciphering the alterations induced in the micellization behavior of surface-active molecules
3Dr. Swati Awasthi1.1110000PG Dept. of Chemistry2023Synthesis, Characterization and Applications of imidazolium based ionic liquids
4Dr. Narinderjit Kaur, Ms. Astha & Ms. Mehak1.1110000PG Dept. of Chemistry2023Synthesis and Characterization of Neoteric Solvents for Drug Delivery
5Mrs. Tank Sinderpal Kabal Singh1.1110000PG Dept. of Chemistry2023Sterculia gum based magnetic hydrogel matrix for adsorptive removal of dyes from aqueous solution
6Dr. Sandeep Saggu1100000Dept. of Bio Technology2023Isolation and characterization of soil microbes capable of producing biofilm degrading enzymes

Session 2024-25

Seed Money

Sr. No.Name of the teacher provided with seed moneyThe amount of seed money (INR in Lakhs)Amount (in Rs.)DepartmentYear of receiving Title of the Project
1Dr. Sharanjit Kaur0.110000PG Dept. of Psychology2025A comparitive study of Organizational Commitment among Teachers and Bank Employees
2Dr. Rituparna Datta Roy0.055000PG Dept. of English2025The Indomitable Spirit: Maggie Tulliver
3Dr. Neeti Kapoor, Ms. Tarandeep Kaur & Ms. Shivani Bagga0.110000Dept. of Home Science2025Development of Millet Based Product with Quality and Sensory Evaluation
4Mr. Yogeshwar Hans & Ms. Spardha0.110000PG Dept. of Fine Arts2025Historical Wall Mural Paintings of Baba Atal Rai Sahib
5Dr. Ekta Saini0.110000Dept. of Philosophy2025A Philosophical Analysis of Problem of Gender Discrimination and its Solution with Special Reference to Sikhism

Session 2021-22

Sr.No.Name of the Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator (if applicable)Name of the Funding AgencyType (Government/Non-Government)Department of Principal Investigator/ Co InvestigatorYear of AwardFunds provided (INR in lakhs) Duration of the ProjectTitle of Project
1Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)Maharashi Sandipani Rashtriya Veda VidyaGovernmentKanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar7/7/20213.001 YearAkhil Bhartiya Vedic Sangoshti Organization
2Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)DST (R&D) Infrastructure DivisionGovernmentKanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar4/1/20221.505 YearsFIST Grant
3Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)DSTGovernmentFaculty of Sciences3/15/202272.003 YearsCURIE Grant
4Dr. Gopi Sharma (PG Department of Physics)SERBGovernmentPG Department of Physics4/18/202226.073 YearsNon linear optical properties & terahertz studies of Germanium oxide based glass nanocomposites for optical applications.
5Dr. Rashmi Sharma (PG Department of Commerce)ICSSRGovernmentPG Department of Commerce3/12/2022Sanctioned (Total 7.28)2 YearsDynamics of Innovation Culture Among Women Entrepreneurs in Low Tech Service Industry in Punjab
6Dr. Neeraj Sharma (Department of Sanskrit)Indian Council of Philosophical Research (Ministry of Education)GovernmentDepartment of Sanskrit5/11/20220.301 YearOrganizing programme(s) for the Celebration of International Day of Yoga, 2022.

Session 2022-23

Sr.No.Name of the Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator (if applicable)Name of the Funding AgencyType (Government/Non-Government)Department of Principal Investigator/ Co InvestigatorYear of AwardFunds provided (INR in lakhs) Duration of the ProjectTitle of Project
1Dr. Monika Sharma (Department of History)ICSSRGovernmentDepartment of History3/10/20230.601 YearSkilling the rural women of Punjab: A study on the effectiveness of vocational Training Programmes in villages
2Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)PMKVY Finance TeamGovernmentDepartment of Kaushal Kendra12/19/20223.711 YearKMV Skill Hub
3Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)DSTGovernmentKanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar10/26/202265.211 yearConsolidation of University Research for Innovation and Excellence Core Grant for Women PG Colleges
4Dr. Gopi Sharma (PG Department of Physics)SERBGovernmentPG Department of Physics9/30/20228.823 YearsNon linear optical properties & terahertz studies of Germanium oxide based glass nanocomposites for optical applications.
5Dr. Neetu Chopra (PG Department of Physics)Department of Atomic EnergyGovernmentPG Department of Physics3/9/20238.553 YearsPreparation and Characterization of environmental safe radiation shielding window glasses
6Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)DST (R&D) Infrastructure DivisionGovernmentKanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar4/1/20221.505 YearsFIST Grant
7Dr. Rashmi Sharma (PG Department of Commerce)ICSSRGovernmentPG Department of Commerce3/12/20222.912 YearsDynamics of Innovation Culture Among Women Entrepreneurs in Low Tech Service Industry in Punjab

Session 2023-24

Sr.No.Name of the Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator (if applicable)Name of the Funding AgencyType (Government/Non-Government)Department of Principal Investigator/ Co InvestigatorYear of AwardFunds provided (INR in lakhs) Duration of the ProjectTitle of Project
1Dr Pardeep Kumar AroraDST NCSTCGovernmentPG Department of Computer Science and Applications7/21/202316.001 YearDeveloping low cost Teaching aids and Promoting Sustainable waste management Swach Bharat Paradigms
2Dr. Harpreet KaurDST NCSTCGovernmentPG Department Fashion Designing7/21/202316.001 YearDeveloping low cost Teaching aids and Promoting Sustainable waste management Swach Bharat Paradigms
3Dr. Pardeep Kumar Arora (Project Director)ICSSRGovernmentPG Department of Computer Science and Applications9/26/20237.506 MonthsImpact of Swachh Bharat Mission in Majha, Malwa and Doaba regions of Punjab
4Dr Harpreet Kaur (Project Director)ICSSRGovernmentPG Department Fashion Designing9/26/20237.506 MonthsImpact of Swachh Bharat Mission in Majha, Malwa and Doaba regions of Punjab
5Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)PMKVY Finance TeamGovernmentDepartment of Kaushal Kendra6/30/202320.021 yearKMV Skill Hub
6Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)DST SERBGovernmentKanya Maha Vidyalaya, Jalandhar10/17/20235.821 yearConsolidation of University Research for Innovation and Excellence Core Grant for Women PG Colleges
7Dr Monika Sharma (Department of History)ICSSRGovernmentDepartment of History3/10/20230.601 yearSkilling the rural women of Punjab: A study on the effectiveness of vocational Training Programmes in villages
8Dr. Rashmi Sharma (PG Department of Commerce)ICSSRGovernmentPG Department of Commerce3/12/20222.912 YearsDynamics of Innovation Culture Among Women Entrepreneurs in Low Tech Service Industry in Punjab
9Dr. Neetu Chopra (PG Department of Physics)Department of Atomic EnergyGovernmentPG Department of Physics3/9/20238.553 YearsPreparation and Characterization of environmental safe radiation shielding window glasses
10Dr. Sandeep Kaur & Dr. Gopi Sharma (PG Department of Physics)DSTGovernmentPG Department of Physics 10.793 YearsDevelopment and Charatewrization of Enviornment safe Cd free quantum dots in glass matrix for solar panels
11Dr. Gopi Sharma (PG Department of Physics)SERBGovernmentPG Department of Physics3/18/20245.853 YearsNon linear optical properties & terahertz studies of Germanium oxide based glass nanocomposites for optical applications.

Session 2024-25

Sr. No.Name of the Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator (if applicable)Name of the Funding AgencyType (Government/Non-Government)Department of Principal Investigator/ Co InvestigatorYear of AwardFunds provided (INR in lakhs)Grants received during the year(INR in lakhs)Duration of the ProjectTitle of Project
1Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)DSTGovernmentKMV, Jalandhar202411.2011.205 DaysDST Inspire Internship Science Camp
2Dr. Atima Sharma Dwivedi (Principal)Punjabi Sahit Academy, Punjabi Kala Parishad, ChandigarhGovernmentKMV, Jalandhar20241.001.001 DayOne Day National seminar
3Mr. Sehajpal Singh & Dr. Iqbal SinghIndian Council of Social Science Research (ICSSR)GovernmentPG Department of Journalism and Mass Communication & Department of Political Science2024-250.700.531 DayEmerging Trends of Women Participation in Panchayati raj institutions in India and Role of Media
4Dr. Gopi SharmaSCIENCE & ENGINEERING RESEARCH BOARD (SERB)-Power grantGovernmentPG Depatment of Physics202226.076.103 YearsNon linear optical properties & terahertz studies of Germanium oxide based glass nanocomposites for optical applications
5Dr. Neetu VermaDepartment of Atomic Energy (DAE), India and Boards of Research in Nuclear Sciences (BRNS)GovernmentPG Depatment of Physics202325.475.853 YearsPreparation and Characterization of environmental safe radiation  shielding window glasses
6Dr. Sandeep KaurDST Kiran Wise PDFGovernmentPG Depatment of Physics202432.3610.793 YearsDevelopment and characterization of environment safe Cd free quantum dots in glass matrix for solar panels
7Dr. Ekta SainiIndian Council Of Philosophical Research, (ICPR) New Delhi.GovernmentDepatment of Philosophy2024-250.400.401 DayPhilosophical contribution of Contemporary thinkers
8Dr. Rashmi Sharma (PG Department of Commerce)AICTEGovernmentPG Department of Commerce9/9/20242.502.501 WeekAICTE Training and Learning Academic Programme
9Dr. Monika Sharma (Department of History)ICSSRGovernmentDepartment of History3/10/20233.001.801 YearSkilling the rural women of Punjab: A study on the effectiveness of vocational Training Programmes in villages

Session 2025-26

Sr. No.Name of the Principal Investigator/ Co Investigator (if applicable)Name of the Funding AgencyType (Government/Non-Government)Department of Principal Investigator/ Co InvestigatorYear of AwardFunds provided (INR in lakhs) during 2025-26Duration of the projectTitle of Project

Status of project

(Completed

/In progress)

1Ms. Tarandeep Kaur (PI), Mrs. Neeti Kapoor (CO PI), Mrs. Mani Khera (CO PI) & Ms. Shivani Bagga (CO PI)Indian Knowledge Systems Division, Ministry of Education, Govt. of India.GovernmentDepartment of Home Science15 September 2025 to 14 February 20262,70,000/-6 MonthsAnnam Brahma: Rediscovering Vedic Food Traditions for Modern Lifestyle and WellnessCompleted
2Dr. Sharanjit Kaur, Dr. Tank Sinderpal & Dr. Archana SainiICSSRGovernmentDepartment of Psychology, Department of Chemistry & Department of ZoologyMarch, 202616,00,000/- (8 lakh)2 YearsAgrochemical and Heavy Metal Exposure: Mitigation of Physical and Mental Health Risks in the Doaba region of PunjabIn progress
3Dr Neetu VermaDepartment of Atomic Energy (DAE), India and Boards of Research in Nuclear Sciences (BRNS)GovernmentP.G. Department of Physics2023Rs. 25,47,100/-3 yearsPreparation and Characterization of environmental safe radiation  shielding window glassesIn progress
4Dr. Sandeep KaurDST Kiran Wise PDFGovernmentP.G. Department of Physics202432,36,400/-3 yearsDevelopment and characterization of environment safe Cd free quantum dots in glass matrix for solar panelsIn progress
5Dr. Gopi SharmaSCIENCE & ENGINEERING RESEARCH BOARD (SERB) -Power grantGovernmentP.G. Department of Physics2022Rs. 26,07,264/-3 yearsties & terahertz studies of Germanium oxide based glass nanocomposites for optical applicationsCompleted
6Dr. Gopi SharmaNEPHEWS TNA Programme (BRR_762)International (Hungary)P.G. Department of Physics2026Rs 1,28,386 (1150 Euro (travel and accommodation))1 yearInvestigating the Correlation Between THz Properties and Glass Structure Using Neutron DiffractionOngoing
    TotalRs 1,03,89,150 /-   

Major Research Projects

S. No.Name of the FacultyFunding agencyTitle of the ProjectAmount sanctioned
1.Dr. Neetu Chopra &
Dr. Manmohan Singh (Dept. of Physics)
DSTRare Earth doped tellurite and borate glass nanocomposites for photonic applications

3254000

completed

2.Dr. Gopi Sharma
Dept. of Physics
UGCOptical and non linear optical properties of nanopatterned novel glasses36,46,388/- Completed
3.Dr. Gopi Sharma
Dept. of Physics
UGCNanocrystaline phase of oxy flouride glasses as Scintillation material18,24,000/-Completed
4.Dr. Pardeep Arora
Dept. of Computer Science
UGCRural Geographical Information System11,46,800/- Completed
5.Dr. Neeraj Maini
Dept. Commerce
UGC‘Status of Women Investors in the Indian Capital Market: An Empirical Study’6,30,000/-
Completed
6.Dr. Sonik Bhatia
Dept. Physics
UGCNano structured molecular sensor based upon doped/ undoped ZnO films prepared by different techniques.10,93,800/-
Completed
7.Dr. Pardeep Arora
Dept. Computer Science(Co-PI)
UGCData Mining and Analysis of Indian Origin academicians in foreign universities for exploring opportunities of academic interaction60,61,265/-
Completed
8.Dr. Sangeeta Prashar
Dept. of Physics
UGCTailoring the conducting properties of SHI irradiated polyaniline metal halide compositesOnly Facility Available
9.Dr Archana Saini
Dept.of Botany
UGCMultidimensional investigation on Aprostocetus purpureus, a resurgent parasitoid of Indian lac insect, Kerria lacca (Kerr) for devising lac crop management strategiesINR 28, 43, 697/-
Ongoing
10.Dr. Neetu Chopra
Dept.of Physics
UGCRare earth doped tellurite and borate glass nanocomposites for photonic applicationsINR 32,54,020/-
Ongoing
11.Dr. Jaswinder Kaur
Dept. of Botany
UGCTissue Culture Studies in Stevia

4,90,600.00

Completed

 Dr. Gopi Sharma
Dept. of Physics
UGCRare earth doped glass nanocrystal composites : Optical & physical Characterization

10,96,300/-

Completed

12.Dr. Neeraj Maini
Dept. of Commerce
UGC‘Status of Women Investors in The Indian Capital Market : An Empirical Study’

6,30,000/-

Completed

12.

Dr. Sonik Bhatia

Dept. of Physics

UGC‘Nano Structured Sensors by Different Techniques’

11,00,000/-

Completed

13.Sh. Ashish AroraDSTWave Propagation in Porous Media

2,94,000/-

Completed

14.Dr. Gopi Sharma
Dept. of Physics
DSTNanocrystalline phase in oxy flouride glasses for scintillator application

18,24,100/-

Completed

Minor Research Projects

S. No.Name of the FacultyFunding agencyTitle of the ProjectAmount sanctioned
1.Dr. Sangeeta Prashar
Dept.of Physics
UGCTailoring the conducting properties of SHI irradiated polyanaline metal halide composites

3,oo,ooo/-

Completed

2.Dr. Rupika Dept.of HindiUGCPunjab ki Hindi patarkartia: Vividh aayam

1, 80,000/-

Completed

3.Mrs. Mohini Sharda
Dept. of English
UGCBen Jonson’s Theory and Practice of comedy – A Deconstructionist Perspective

25000-00

Completed

4.Mrs. Seema Jyoti
Dept. of Commerce
UGCPerformance evaluation of Non Banking Finance Companies

80,000-00

Completed

5.Ms. Manan Sachdeva
Dept. of Fine Arts
UGC“B.C. Sanyal-Life and works”

35,000.00

Completed

6.Ms. Neeraj Maini
Dept. of Commerce
UGC“Information needs of Investors”

40,000.00

Completed

7.Mrs. Suman Khurana
Dept. of Computer Sc.
UGC“Internet use by college teachers”

40,000.00

Completed

8.Mrs. Harpreet Kaur
Dept. of Punjabi
UGCDrama : Changing Scenario of Woman(Punjabi Natak-Istrai De Badlte Roop)

30,000.00

Completed

9.Mrs. Amanpreet Khurana
Dept. of Economics
UGCVAT : Issues and Concerns A study in Punjab

35,000.00

Completed

10.Mrs. Neelam Bala
Dept. of Music
UGCSangeet aur Sanskriti ‘Mulyankan’

1,00,000.00

Completed

11.Mrs. Sabina Batra
Dept. of Commerce
UGCDematerialisation in India A study of investors perceptions

45,000.00

Completed

12.Mrs. Rituparna Datta Roy
Dept. of English
UGCThomas Hardy’s Delineation of A ‘Feminist’ Woman : Sue Bridehead’30,000.00
Completed
13.Mrs. Rashmi Sharma
Dept. of Commerce
UGCBusiness Process outsourcing :: Impact on Indian economy

25,000.00

Completed

14.Dr. Monica Sharma
Dept. of History
UGC“Human Rights Violation in Leather Industry”

80,000-00

Completed

15.Dr. (Mrs.)Vinod Kalra
Dept. of Hindi
UGCBhartiya Uchh Adhian Sansthan Shimla Mein Amntrit Sahityakaro Ka Hindi Sahitya Ko Awdaan

55,000.00

Completed

16.Dr. Jatinder Pal
Dept. of Economics
UGCMonetary Transmission Mechanism in India Evidence from Firm Level Data

60,000.00

Completed

17.Sh.Sonik Bhatia
Dept. of Physics
UGCCharacterization of undoped and doped Zinc oxide films prepared by different techniques

1,00,000.00

Completed

18.Dr.(Mrs.) Neeraj Sharma
Dept. of Sanskrit
UGC‘Abhiraj Rajendra Praneet Sanskrit Kathasahitya : Ek Samikashtmak Adhyayan’

60,000.00

Completed

19.Mrs. Neetu Chopra
Dept. of Physics
UGC‘Gamma Irradiation Effect on Alkali Boarate Glasses for Shielding : and Reactor Applications : Structural Optical and Physical Analysis’

1,90,000.00

Completed

20.Mrs. Parminder Kaur
Dept. of Physics
UGC‘Optical and Physical Characterization of Glass Ceramic Composities’

1,00,000.00

Completed

Research Awards

  • In each year faculty will be given “Award of Excellence in Research” of Rs. 10000/- approximately. Research outcome will be evaluated as per latest CAS UGC guidelines. Only those research activities will be considered for award where the researcher has acknowledged KMV as their working institution. Senior and junior categories will be decided according to Nature of job of the applicant.
  • Awards will also be given separately/ award of Rs. 2000/- to UG and PG students under Faculty of Languages, Science, Social Science, IT and Performing Arts. Each faculty will short list the research activities of students and submit the same to the research committee.
Name of the FacultyDepartmentCategoryYear
Dr. Manmohan SinghPhysicsSenior2016-17
Dr. Narinderjit KaurChemistryJunior2016-17
Mrs. Ashima SahniPolitical ScienceSenior2017-19
Dr. Davinder SinghPhysical EducationJunior2017-19
Dr. Neetu ChopraPhysicsSenior2019-20
Dr. Monika RaniMathematicsJunior2019-20
Ms. Rashmi BindraCommerceJunior2020-21
Dr. Rashmi SharmaCommerceSenior2021-22
Dr. Natasha SharmaMathematicsJunior2021-22
Dr. Tank Sinderpal Kabal SinghChemistrySenior2023-24
Dr. Nalini Singh ChauhanZoologyJunior2023-24

List of Co-Supervisor with Research Scholars

Sr. No.Name of Co SupervisorResearch scholarTitleUniversityStatus
1.Dr. Gopi SharmaDr. VandanaPreparation of Transition Metal Based Borate Glasses and their optical and structural characterizationPunjabi University PatialaCompleted(2009)
2.Dr. Gopi SharmaDr. Neetu ChopraEffect of gamma irradiation on optical and structural properties of alkali borate glassesPunjab Technical University JalandharCompleted (2013)
3.Dr. Gopi SharmaDr. Ruchika BaggaRare Earth Doped Glasses and Glass Ceramics: Optical & Physical CharacterizationIK Gujral Punjab Technical University Jalandhar- KapurthalaCompleted (2015)
4.Dr. Sangeeta PrasharMs. Soloni SharmaMicrostructural analysis of radiation induced modifications in some polymersIK Gujral Punjab Technical University Jalandhar- KapurthalaCompleted (2016)
5.Dr. Gopi SharmaMs. NancyNano Crystalline Phase of Oxyfluoride Glass as Scintillator ApplicationIK Gujral Punjab Technical University Jalandhar- KapurthalaCompleted (2017)
6.Dr. Manmohan SinghDr. Kulwinder SinghInvestigation of gamma-ray shielding Behaviours of some LOW- Z Engineering MaterialsIK Gujral Punjab Technical University Jalandhar- KapurthalaCompleted (2017)
7.Dr. Archana SainiMs. Nimneet KaurPhysicochemical & histopathological studies on fish & surface water of Doaba region & development of green technology for water purification.LPU UniversityIn Progress
8.Dr. Manmohan SinghMs. Kirandeep KaurMeasurement of air. soil and water pollution using radiation techniques.IK Gujral Punjab Technical University Jalandhar- KapurthalaCompleted (2018)
9.Dr. Monica SharmaMs. Tashi NamgyalImpact of Tourism on the Economy, Society and Environment of Ladhak and the Challenges for their Sustainable DevelopmentDepartment of Gandhian and Peace Studies Panjab University, ChandigarhIn progress
10.Dr. Gopi SharmaDr. ShivaniLinear and non linear optical Properties of Nanoparticles Dispersed Novel GlassesThapar Institute of Engineering & Technology: PatialaCompleted (2020)

Details of Ph.D teachers Research Guidance

Sr. No.Name of TeacherDepartmentName of the ScholarTitleStatus
1Dr. Sonik BhatiaPG Department of PhysicsDr. Neha VermaNano structureed molecular sensors based upon oxide filmsCompleted(2017)
2Dr. Sangeeta PrasherPG Department of PhysicsMs  Meenakshi ChoudharyMicrostructural Analysis of Radiations Induced modification in Some PolymersCompleted(2012)
3Dr. Neetu ChopraPG Department of PhysicsMs Sandeep kaurStudies on rare earth doped tellurite glassesCompleted(2022)
Ms Anchal PathaniaPreparation & characterization of environmentally safe radiation shielding window glassesIn progress
4Dr. Natasha SharmaPG Department of MathematicsMs. Shveta MahajanMathematical Modeling for monitoring and prevention of EpidemicIn progress
5Dr. Pardeep AroraPG Department of Computer Science and ApplicationPooja MahendruAndroid Malware Detection using AI-based Federation LearningIn progress
PG Department of Computer Science and ApplicationSukhvir SinghCoursework undergoingIn progress
PG Department of Computer Science and ApplicationMadhuri SharmaCoursework undergoingIn progress
6Dr. Harpreet KaurPG Department of Fashion DesigningKubir KaurCoursework undergoingIn progress
7Dr. Nitin KhannaPG Department of Computer Science and ApplicationRaghav GuptaA Framework for prediction of stock prediction using machine learning algorithmsIn progress
PG Department of Computer Science and ApplicationPriyanka GuptaCoursework undergoingIn progress
8Dr. Monika RaniPG Department of MathematicsNeel KumariAnalysis of Reliability TheoryIn progress
9Dr. Davinder SinghDepartment of Physical EducationMr Vineet NehraConstruction and Standardization of Basketball Skill test battery for female playersIn progress
Ms. Amish ThakurCoursework undergoingIn progress
Ms. Shweta SainiCoursework undergoingIn progress
10Dr. Sunil KumarDepartment of Hospitality and TourismMr. Akash  NegiFactors Leading to Revisiting Intention of Tourists: A Study of Kinnaur District of Himachal PradeshIn progress

Ethics Policy

Researchers must in all areas of their research demonstrate Honesty and integrity. All the research activities of faculty in each area should be of good quality adhering to highest standards of ethics. The college encourages publications in journals indexed in Scopus/Web of Science. Faculty/students/research fellows must submit the undertaking that research work has not been published/presented/communicated elsewhere and all the citations are acknowledged carefully to avoid the issues involved in plagiarism.