984 participants from 25 states of the country enthusiastically participate 

Kanya Maha Vidyalaya (Autonomous) with the support of the Indian Association of Physics Teachers,  organised a comprehensive program on the subject of “Alice in Quantum Land” while celebrating National Quantum Week. The aim of this program was to provide a platform for enthusiastic people towards physics to explore the field of quantum mechanics. Approximately 984 participants, including students, teachers, and professionals from 25 states of India, actively participated with full enthusiasm, gaining important insights into the subject through main presentations, panel discussions, quizzes, and practical workshops. The workshop was inaugurated by Prof. Atima Sharma Dwivedi, Principal, Kanya Maha Vidyalaya. Professor Arvind, Vice-Chancellor of Punjabi University, Patiala, and Professor,  I.I.S.E.R.-Mohali addressed the participants on Quantum Mechanics to Quantum Technologies: A Journey of 100 Years. Dr. Neetu Varma conducted a coordinated online session in which nearly 500 participants from all over India engaged in intellectual discussions and exploration. The session concluded with the launch of an open-book online quiz by Dr. Uttara. On the second day of the workshop, participants interacted with renowned professors, Emeritus Prof. Ajoy Ghatak from I.I.T. Delhi, and Prof. Meghnad Saha from N.A.S.I., discussing the complexities of the two-slit interference experiment. The third day began with a panel discussion titled “Unveiling Quantum Mysteries,” in which Prof. P.K. Ahluwalia from I.I.S.E.R., Mohali, Prof. Ramandeep Johal from Punjab University, Chandigarh, Prof. Manjit Kaur from Central University, Tamil Nadu, and Prof. V. Madhurima from Central University, Tamil Nadu, participated. This discussion shed light on the complexities of quantum phenomena, aiming to illuminate its complexities and shed light on its practical applications in everyday life. The main attraction of the fourth day was an expert talk on the complexities of Quantum land by Professor P. Deshmukh from R.V. University, Bangalore. Prof. Deshmukh provided a comprehensive overview of quantum mechanics, addressing fundamental concepts such as uncertainty, superposition, and the Aharonov-Bohm effect. The fifth day commenced with an expert talk on “Contemplating Quantum Mechanics” by Prof. Vandana Luthra from Gargi College, Delhi University, followed by a film screening and quiz. Prof. Luthra’s session provided participants with a unique perspective on quantum concepts, engaging them in an interactive learning experience. The workshop concluded with an expert talk on the magical world of photons by Prof. Urbasi Sinha, Head of Quantum Information and Computing Laboratory at Raman Research Institute, Bangalore. Prof. Sinha not only provided valuable insights into quantum information and computing but also discussed potential applications of quantum technologies with the participants. The valedictory ceremony of the workshop was attended by Prof. Arun Grover, former Vice-Chancellor of Punjab University, Chandigarh, as the chief guest. Prof. Jaswinder Singh, Chair, I.A.P.T.R.C.-02, and Prof. Rekha Ghorpade, Secretary, I.A.P.T., also provided participants with important information and social messages. Principal Prof. Atima Sharma Dwivedi, praised the successful organization of the workshop and lauded the efforts made by Dr. Neetu Varma, Head, PG Department of Physicsand the whole organising committee.