Principal Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu

29/10/2026

Vigilance Awareness Week Celebrated at Government MAM College, Jammu
Jammu, 28 October 2026: Government Maulana Azad Memorial (MAM) College, Jammu, is observing Vigilance Awareness Week from 26 October to 1 November 2026 with the objective of promoting integrity, transparency, accountability and ethical values among students and staff.
The week-long observance commenced on 26 October 2026 with the administration of the Integrity Pledge, in which approximately 500 students and 60 faculty members participated. The pledge reaffirmed their commitment to upholding honesty, integrity and transparency in their personal and professional lives and contributing towards the prevention of corruption.
The second event, a symposium on the theme “Culture of Integrity for a Developed India,” was organised on 27 October 2026. The symposium provided a platform for deliberations on the significance of ethical conduct, transparency, accountability and public responsibility in achieving India's developmental goals. Students shared their perspectives on the role of integrity in strengthening institutions and building a corruption-free society.
In the symposium, Mr. Shiven Koul secured first position, Miss Tanisha secured second position, and Miss Zoya secured third position. Their contributions highlighted the importance of integrity and ethical responsibility in nation-building.
The third event was a poster-making competition on the theme “Vigilance Awareness.” The competition provided students with an opportunity to express their ideas creatively and convey messages about the prevention of corruption, ethical behaviour, transparency and accountability.
In the poster-making competition, Mr. Shubhang Salhotra secured first position, Miss Ravleen Kour secured second position, and Mr. Vansh Virdi secured third position. The participants used their creative expressions to highlight the significance of vigilance, honesty and integrity in public life.
The week-long celebration also includes other activities, such as debates, quiz competitions, essay writing and awareness rallies, aimed at engaging students and strengthening their understanding of ethical values and responsible citizenship.
Through these activities, the college seeks to encourage young people to uphold moral values, reject corrupt practices and recognise their role in strengthening public institutions. The observance highlights the importance of collective responsibility in promoting good governance and ensuring transparency in public life.
The celebration reflects Government MAM College Jammu’s commitment to fostering a culture of integrity, ethical awareness and civic responsibility among the younger generation.
Vigilance Awareness Week 2026 will continue until 1 November 2026, with further educational and awareness activities reinforcing the message of integrity and accountability.
Venue: Government Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu
Dates: 26 October – 1 November 2026

07/10/2026

MAM College Jammu Organises One-Day Awareness Programme on Mental Health and Well-Being of College Students

Jammu: Under the able guidance of worthy Principal, Dr. Sanjay Kumar Verma, on 7th of October 2026, the Department of Psychology, Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu, in collaboration with Dimaagi Mind Care and Research Centre, Channi Himmat, Jammu, organised a One-Day Awareness Programme on Mental Health and Well-Being of College Students on the occasion of World Mental Health Day 2026, under the theme “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.”
In his message, the Principal emphasised the need for educational institutions to adopt a holistic approach towards student well-being. He highlighted that regular mental-health awareness initiatives are essential for strengthening students’ coping abilities, reducing stigma associated with psychological difficulties, encouraging timely help-seeking, and promoting a healthy and supportive campus environment.
Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Consultant Psychiatrist, Dimaagi Mind Care and Research Centre, Channi Himmat, Jammu, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest and Speaker, while Dr. Sajad Ahmed Qureshi participated as the second Speaker. The programme featured an insightful and interactive session on “Mental Health and Well-Being of College Students.”
The programme commenced with a formal welcome address by Dr. Palak Malhotra, the Head of Department of Psychology, who also highlighted the growing importance of mental-health awareness among young people and the need to create safe spaces within educational institutions where students can openly discuss their emotional and psychological concerns.
During the session, Dr. Rajinder Kumar discussed a wide range of mental-health challenges commonly encountered by young people. He emphasised the importance of early identification, timely psychiatric intervention and appropriate psychological support in preventing mental-health concerns from becoming more severe.
Drawing upon his clinical experience, Dr. Kumar shared relevant case-based experiences to help students understand how psychological difficulties may manifest in real-life situations. He also addressed the growing concerns surrounding substance use and behavioural addictions among youth, highlighting their psychological and social consequences and underscoring the importance of early intervention, family support and professional care.
The session further focused on stress, loneliness, social isolation, emotional distress, relationship difficulties and academic pressures frequently experienced by college students. Dr. Kumar encouraged students to recognise early warning signs, communicate their concerns openly and seek professional assistance whenever required. He emphasised that seeking help for psychological difficulties should be viewed as a responsible and constructive step towards well-being rather than as a sign of weakness.
Dr. Sajad Ahmed Qureshi, another speaker of the day, in his interaction with the students, further highlighted the importance of mental-health awareness, open communication and supportive social environments in promoting psychological well-being among young people. He encouraged students to challenge stigma and misconceptions surrounding mental-health concerns and to develop a more empathetic and supportive attitude towards individuals experiencing psychological distress.
In the last a pledge ceremony was also organized and coordinated by Dr. Rajinder Kumar, Department of Psychology, MAM College Jammu. On the whole, the programme reflected upon the significance of the World Mental Health Day 2026 theme, “Lived Experiences Heard: Real Voices, Real Change.” The theme underscores the importance of listening to and recognising the experiences and voices of people living with mental-health challenges. Such experiences can contribute meaningfully towards developing more compassionate, responsive and inclusive mental-health services and support systems.
The interactive nature of the programme provided students with an opportunity to engage directly with the experts, discuss their concerns and gain a clearer understanding of mental health, early warning signs, professional treatment and the importance of seeking timely assistance.
The programme served as a meaningful platform for awareness, reflection and dialogue, bringing mental health and student well-being to the forefront of campus discourse at Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu. It reinforced the importance of collective efforts by educational institutions, mental-health professionals, teachers, families and students in creating an environment where mental-health concerns can be discussed without stigma or hesitation.
The programme was organised by the Department of Psychology, Maulana Azad Memorial College, Jammu, with the active involvement of the faculty and students of the Department.
The programme concluded with a renewed commitment towards fostering a mentally healthy, empathetic, inclusive and supportive campus environment, where every student feels heard, understood and encouraged to seek support when needed. Dr. Shiv Mangal Singh, Dr. Silony Chirag, Dr. Lovely Sabbarwal, and other faculty members also attended the programme and contributed to an engaging discussion on promoting mental health and well-being among students.

22/09/2026

MAM college lifted Cluster University of Jammu Inter College Football trophy 2026-27

16/09/2026

MAM College Participated in One-Day Conclave on Innovation and Startup Ecosystems

Jammu, September 15, 2026: Students of Government Maulana Azad Memorial College (MAM College), Jammu actively participated in the one-day conclave “Igniting Innovation: Emerging Technology Trends and Startup Ecosystems”, organized by Government Degree College Ramgarh in collaboration with the J&K Science, Technology & Innovation Council (JKSTIC), Department of Science & Technology.

Dr. Shiv Kumar, Assistant Professor of Business Administration, MAM College, Jammu, participated in the conclave as an Expert Speaker in the Technical Session, sharing his academic and professional insights on emerging technologies, innovation and startup ecosystems.

Three students from MAM College participated in different competitions:
Ms. Manvi Rajput, BBA Semester I, presented Start Idea,
Mr. Gautam Singh, B.Sc. Semester V participated in Model Exhibition Competition and
Mr. Madhav Sountre, B.A. Semester VII participated Poster Making Competition.

A notable achievement for MAM College was secured by Mr. Madhav Sountre, who won the First Prize in the Poster Making Competition, bringing laurels to the institution.

Prof.(Dr.) Sanjay Kumar, Principal, MAM College, Jammu, appreciated the achievement of the student and the participation of the faculty member, and congratulated Mr. Madhav Sountre and the participating students for their commendable performance. The Principal also encouraged students to actively participate in such academic and innovation-oriented events to develop creativity, entrepreneurial skills and confidence.

15/08/2026

A Proud Moment for Govt. MAM College

It is a moment of immense pride and joy for Govt. MAM College as our talented student Rumit Sharma secured First Prize at the Divisional Level in the National Anthem Competition.Adding to this proud achievement, Rumit was felicitated by the Hon’ble Deputy Chief Minister of Jammu & Kashmir, Shri Surinder Kumar Choudhary at Maulana Azad Stadium today.
A proud moment for Rumit, a proud moment for the Dept. of Music and Govt. MAM College.🇮🇳

12/08/2026

Govt. MAM College Excels at District-Level Events Commemorating 80th Independence Day

Govt. MAM College, a Constituent College of Cluster University of Jammu, has brought laurels to the institution through its remarkable performance at the district-level events organised to commemorate the 80th Independence Day.The students of the college participated enthusiastically in various competitions, including Solo and Group National Anthem Singing, Painting and Essay Writing, and showcased their exceptional talent and patriotic spirit. Rumit Sharma emerged as the First Position holder in the Solo National Anthem Singing Competition. With this achievement, he has earned the distinction of representing the district at the Divisional Level in the Solo National Anthem Singing Competition. The college also secured Third Position in the Group National Anthem Singing Competition.

In the Painting Competition, Madhav Sauntra secured Second Position, displaying his artistic creativity and talent. Ashok Kumar added another achievement to the college’s tally by securing third position in the essay competition.Principal Prof. Sanjay Kumar and faculty members congratulated all the winners and participants.

23/06/2026

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13/06/2026