Linguistic diversity impresses Australian
A team of renowned linguistic scholars from Sydney (Australia) visited the Postgraduate Department of English, Khalsa College, as a part of extension lecture-cum-student interaction programme.

Just a thought
Losing friends in power race
When the ruling party leaders keen on managing party tickets beat the achievement drum ,the announcement of polling date is inevitable follows. They mobilize Press, public and senior leaders to project themselves as friends of the haves and not enemies of the have-nots.

Preserve linguistic heritage: experts
A two-day international seminar on 'Contemporary Trends in Language, Discourse and Culture Studies' was organised at the Guru Nanak Dev University here. The seminar was organised by the Department of English of the university in collaboration with the Systemic Functional Linguistic Association, Hyderabad.

Let’s enjoy, the spring is here The spring has finally arrived in all its sensuous splendour, with colourful kites zestfully welcoming the season of love and joy. The traditional festival of ‘Basant Panchmi’ invigorated the chill-battered city and left the young and the old craving for more. And kites were just symbolic of soaring passions and hope. For many, preparations for the ‘Basant’ day had started much in advance which culminated in an unmatched revelry and sheer fun.                     Photo by  Rajiv Sharma

Gynae camp
As many as 288 persons participated in the free rural check-up camp in the field of gynaecology and infertility in addition to medical and surgical problems organised by the Fortis Hospital in collaboration with Mrs Balwinder Kaur, Director and Principal of Prim Roses English School here.