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‘Ghurchari’ woman opposes same-gotra marriages
Grandparents' Day celebrated with zeal
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INLD’s state-level rally at Kurukshetra on November 1
DIRECTIVES OF HIGH COURT
All depts to monitor court cases everyday
College pays homage to Bhagat Singh
PMI organises two-day national conference
Devi Lal varsity flags off awareness rally
Over 75,000 mt tonnes of paddy arrives in mandis
National floorball tourney from October 4
Refresher course on education
Women assn takes a swipe at political parties
Recruitment of SC/BC candidates a ploy to win their support
Con comedy to charm audience
State consumer helpline inaugurated
Bank holds garments training camp for rural women
NDRI counts on cloning
3 UHBVN cash counters inaugurated in Sonepat
KU to organise All-India Inter-Varsity Youth Festival
Conservation of wild buffalo
GNI holds pool-campus activity for students
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‘Ghurchari’ woman opposes same-gotra marriages
Hisar, October 3 Talking to The Tribune on the sidelines of a women function where she was honoured for her unprecedented move to perform 'ghurchari' despite opposition by khap panchayats, she said there were some traditions and customs which were followed in every society. “Since our social tradition prohibits same-gotra marriages, it should be adhered to by the younger generation,” she said. Monika, 24, who got married to Satender Singh of Kinala village in Hisar on May 12, 2011, however maintained that violence against young couples in the name of honour was condemnable and even those who perpetrate this crime must be repenting their act later on. “It’s shocking that a false sense of honour drives the parents to indulge in such brutal killings. No doubt they, too, must be repenting after some time. A change in the mindset of society towards couples in love and towards girls whom they hold up as their honour and instilling good values in children at an early age are a few solutions to such incidents,” she stated. “Young girls and boys should understand their prime responsibility of getting education. If someone deviates from this goal, there must be something lacking in his/her upbringing. Families should handle such youngsters responsibly instead of resorting to brutal violence against them which often results in ruin of the entire family,” he said. Asked about her views on same gotra, she opposed such marriages but stated that families and society must leave such couples to their own fate. The families have no right to enforce kangaroo-court style diktats and even resorting to honour killing. Her mother, Kamlesh Devi, said their family got threatening calls from khap panchayats directing them not to perform the 'ghurchari' but they went ahead despite these threats. “The khap panchayat threatened us with social boycott and other punishments and summoned us to a panchayat which met a week after Monika’s marriage. But we did not get intimidated and with support from the groom’s family managed to ward off all such threats”. She said the symbolic 'ghurchari' had a positive social impact in their villages where several girls were going for higher education after the incident. “Earlier, hardly any girl used to go for higher studies after completing schooling but now around 25 girls are enrolled in colleges who persuaded their families to allow them to get admissions in Bhiwani, a town located about 25 km from their village”.
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Grandparents' Day celebrated with zeal
Kurukshetra, October 3 The day was celebrated for raising awareness about issues affecting the elderly persons. The grandparents of the school students participated in the programme and had an entertaining time. Their contributions to the society was appreciated. Seema Gumber, Club President, welcomed the guests and expressed her concern toward the problems being faced by elderly people. She requested the audience to respond to the opportunities and challenges of elderly people in the present scenario and promote the development of the society for all ages. Games like garland making, picking of grams with a straw and musical chair were arranged for the grandparents who participated in the games with great enthusiasm. Surprise gifts were given under various categories like most punctual couple, best attired individual, the lady with undyed hair, person having maximum credit cards or currency in the pocket etc. A short skit was presented by the school students, conveying the message that children should show due respect to their grandparents, enthralled the audience. Meenakshi Chhabra, principal, thanked the guests. All the members of the club and the school staff were present on the occasion.
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INLD’s state-level rally at Kurukshetra on November 1
Gurgaon, October 3 A decision to this effect was taken at a meeting of the party’s state executive held under the chairmanship of INLD MLA Abhay Singh Chautala and party’s state president Ashok Arora in Delhi yesterday. INLD MP Ranbeer Prajapati, MLA Rampal Majra, former Agriculture Minister Jaswinder Singh Sandhu, Telu Ram Jogi, former ministers KL Sharma, Surinder Madaan, Jagdish Nayyar, Jagdish Yadav, Krishan Panwar, Mohammad Iliyas, Satbir Singh Kadiyan and Sheela Bhayan were present. The INLD leaders criticised the Haryana Government for the state’s "worsening" law and order situation, scams in recruitment process, increased inflation and anti-people policies. During the meeting, former MLA Nishan Singh, in a resolution, said the high court’s recent decision had exposed the scam in the recruitment of 1983 PTI teachers done by the Bhupinder Singh Hooda-led Congress government in Haryana. Former Agriculture Minister Jaswinder Singh Sandhu, in a resolution, said the Hooda government had been making tall claims on prices of sugarcane, but the farmers don’t even get the actual cost price. The INLD demanded that the sugarcane prices be hiked to Rs 375 and wheat price to Rs 1,600 per quintal. In another resolution, former Haryana DGP MS Malik stated that the law and order situation in the state was worsening day by day, which was clear from the statement of PL Punia, MP and Chairman of the SC/ST Commission, that Haryana was becoming a state of rapists. MP Ranbeer Prajapati said the prices of diesel, LPG and other essential commodities had been increasing sharply, and the trend should be checked to provide some relief to the people. The also brought a resolution to criticise the Haryana Assembly Speaker for suspending Opposition MLAs on the very first day of the Assembly session for the whole session to oblige the Hooda government. All resolutions were passed unanimously. It was also decided to start a training camp for booth-level workers from October 9 in Kalanwali Assembly segment and issue identity cards to them. The meeting also decided that INLD’s student wing, INSO, would start a Jan Chetna Yatra from Kurukshetra on October 5 to reach out to the people and tell them about the policies of Ch. Devi Lal.
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DEOs told to enrol students of private unrecognised schools elsewhere
Ravinder Saini
Jhajjar, October 3 Education Minister Geeta Bhukkal stated this while interacting with mediapersons here recently. She said besides the DEOs, higher officers of the Education Department at headquarters level had also been asked to monitor the admission of such students. “Education of students of private unrecognised schools will not be affected as they will be enrolled in other recognised private schools or government schools. Responsibility of the DEOs has been fixed in this regard,” said Bhukkal, adding that since the directives had been issued by the high court hence the government cannot do anything except making sure that education of such students would not be affected. Notably, about 1,372 private unrecognised schools across the state are facing closure due to the directives of the high court as they had not applied for recognition from the state government. Though the Education Department has served notices to close down all unrecognised private schools in the state in the absence of prescribed recognition certificates but the managements of these schools have not applied for recognition from the government. In reply to a question regarding inordinate delay in the delivery of text books in the government schools, the minister said delivery of the books had started in the schools and all books would be delivered within a week. “We have also taken some vital steps to check unnecessary delay in the supply of books hence delivery of books to all schools will be carried out before the commencement of the new academic session next year,” said Bhukkal, adding that she herself was regularly monitoring delivery of text books in schools on a day-to-day basis. In reply to another question, she said efforts were being made to provide quality education and to develop skilled human resource so as to increase the opportunities of employment for the youth. "A sum of about Rs 100 crore is being spent on improvement of infrastructure in ITIs in the state. The department will further improve its efficiency and provide best instructors in its institutes so as to ensure excellent results," she added.
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All depts to monitor court cases everyday
Chandigarh, October 3 In a circular issued by the Chief Secretary, it has been mentioned that the nodal officers deputed for this purpose should also ensure that the cost on account of delay in filing the same, imposed by the court mandatorily be recovered from the delinquent officer, so that the state does not suffer due to the result of the cost being imposed. In case of any lapse or negligence committed on the part of any officer concerned in this regard, the Nodal Officer would fix the responsibilities of the erring officers, he added. He said according to earlier directions, every government department would have one Senior Administrative Officer with legal background who would be designated as Legal Nodal Officer. He would be responsible for proactive management of the court cases and would constantly monitor their proceedings. He would ensure that there is no delay on the part of the department while conducting the cases in different courts.
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College pays homage to Bhagat Singh
Kurukshetra, October 3 On this occasion, poster and painting, poetry recitation, declamation and singing competitions were held.. The theme of all the competitions was Shaheed Bhagat Singh and his martyrdom. The students participated in these events with a great enthusiasm. Dr Suman Saini, principal, Government College for Women, Ambala City, was the chief guest while Dr Atul Yadav, head, history department of the same college was the guest of honour. Welcoming the chief guest, college principal Dr Vinay Malhotra explained the importance of holding such events to inculcate the spirit of patriotism and competition among students. He said through these events, the young generation come to know about the sacrifices made by the great martyrs. In her address, Dr Mrs Suman Saini advised the students to remember the sacrifices of martyrs. The country would remain secured and safe, if we adopt the path shown by the great martyrs, she said. Dr Mrs Suman Saini distributed a book on Shaheed Bhagat Singh among winners of the competitions. She also gave away prizes to the winners.
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PMI organises two-day national conference
Gurgaon, October 3 The two-day conference commenced with the presentation of the Project Management awards. The awards for the Project of the Year category was presented to Larsen & Toubro Ltd, Essar Projects (I) Ltd and Reliance Industries Ltd in the large, medium and small categories of projects, respectively. The runners-up in the large, medium and small category projects were Reliance Infrastructure, IBM India Pvt Ltd and CBRE and Samarthaman Trust for the disabled in the NGO category. The awards for Contribution to the Community project and NGO categories were awarded to ITC Ltd and TERI, respectively. "Despite the volatile state of the global economy, organisations worldwide are initiating major, high-profile projects. Today, project managers need to think more strategically about finding a new and unexpected business opportunities. Many organisations, both private and government, have recognised the power of project management and have taken initiatives to improve project management practises. These practises demonstrate recognition that project and program management deliver business success," said Craig Killough, vice-president (organisation markets) at PMI. The keynote address was delivered by Deep Kalra, founder and chairman of
MakeMyTrip.com.
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Devi Lal varsity flags off awareness rally
Sirsa, October 3 Addressing the students on the occasion, the Vice-Chancellor Dr Radhe Sham Sharma emphasised the need for all-round development of the students for achieving success in life. “In today’s competitive scenario, only textual knowledge is not enough. If a student has scored exceptionally good marks in academics, he or she is considered unfit for jobs unless the student possesses technical skills as well as soft skills,” said Dr Sharma. Today's generation are more enthusiastic but they need to channelise it for productive purposes, he added. “We consume only those products which have quality as well as attractive packaging, while the rest wither away from the market,” said the Vice-Chancellor, exhorting the students to concentrate on developing their personalities. He asked the students to participate in extracurricular activities so that they were able to develop their personalities well. He directed the heads of various departments to ensure at least three workshops or seminars in their respective departments in the current academic session. Dr Sharma said he would soon launch an NCC wing of the university. He also flagged off an awareness rally of the students, which spread messages of “Save the Girl Child” and created awareness on issues like ill effects of tobacco, prevention of HIV/AIDS, national integrity and environment protection. A three-day health camp was started in the university health centre. Dr Shefali, a medical officer in the university, Dr CP Dadhich and Dr Nitin would examine the patients. Dr Suresh Gahlawat, Dean of Colleges and head of the Red Cross wing, Dr Deepti Dharmani, associate professor of the English Department, Virender Chauhan, chairperson, the Journalism and Mass Communication Department, also spoke on the occasion. MA Kidwai, Raj Kumar Siwach, Vishnu Bhagwan, RM Dikshit, Saneet Kumar, Ravinder Kumar, Amit Sangwan, Ram Narain and Surender Handa were also present on the occasion.
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Over 75,000 mt tonnes of paddy arrives in mandis
Sirsa, October 3 A spokesman of the Food and Supplies Department said out of the total arrival, 74,014 metric tonnes of paddy has been purchased by the government agencies. The rest 1,957 metric tonnes has been purchased by millers. Out of the total paddy purchased by the government agencies, the Food and Supplies Department has purchased 31,912 metric tonnes. HAFED purchased 20,064 metric tonnes and Agro Industries Corporation purchased 11,192 metric tonnes. Haryana Warehousing Corporation purchased 3,627 metrict tones while CONFED purchased 7,219 metric tonnes of paddy. He said Kurukshetra district was leading in the arrival of the crop and 45,309 metric tonnes of paddy had arrived in Kurukshetra mandis, followed by Karnal with 15,797 metric tonnes. District Ambala ranked third where 13,120 metric tonnes of paddy arrived in mandis. In Kaithal district, 965 metric tonnes of paddy had arrived. Similarly, in Panipat 450 metric tonnes of paddy and in Yamunanagar 303 metric tonnes of paddy arrived in mandis.
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National floorball tourney from October 4
Gurgaon, October 3 Sanjay Singh, president, Haryana Floorball Association (HFA), said the championship was for girls as well as boys in sub-junior, junior and senior categories.Mamta Kharab, Indian hockey player and Gurgaon ACP (Traffic) is the chairperson of the organising committee. Several Arjun awardees, including wrestler Ravinder Sangwan, boxer Kavita Chahal, Olympian wrestlers Ramesh Gulia and Akhil Kumar, will motivate the players. International player Romes Korhenen from Norway would be present in the championship as an observer of the Indian Floorball Federation. Haryana Sports Minister Sukhbir Kataria will inaugurate the event and all matches will be played at Tau Devi Lal Stadium in
Gurgaon.
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Refresher course on education
Kurukshetra, October 3 He was addressing the participants of a refresher course in the Department of Education on the topic Challenges in Education. Professor Goel said, “We need to stop producing half-baked individuals who are semi-educated and unemployable in our educational institutions. This is essential to stop the youth from falling a prey to destructive and anti-social activities.
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Women assn takes a swipe at political parties
Hisar, October 3 While addressing during the eighth state convention of the AIDWA recently, its national general secretary Sudha Sunder Raman said the women were not safe in the country as the incidents of their exploitation were rampant. “The young girls are being killed in the name of honour. We face humiliation everywhere, be it home, workplace or public place. The ruling classes have been ignoring our needs for long. In such a scenario, we must wake up to get our rights," Raman said while urging the women to assert their authority. She targeted the Congress and the BJP and said their leaders had been projecting themselves as "vikas purush" but on the issue of framing women specific policies, they failed miserably. “A large number of girls in Gurjarat are anemic, exposing Narender Modi’s claims. The direct cash transfer scheme is impractical as it won’t work for those who don’t have a bank account. The Women Reservation Bill has been laying pending in the parliament due to opposition from these parties”, she said. She added that molestation charges against Asaram and rape cases against ministers indicted that the women needed to carry on their struggle for violence-free society, in which they would have equal rights.Jharna Dass, an MP from Tripura, said despite the fact that many women like UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi, leader of opposition in LokSabha Sushma Swaraj, Lok Sabha Speaker Meira Kumar, West Bangal Chief Minister Mamta Banerjee, were at the helm of affairs in the Indian politics, the incidents of exploitation and violence against them had not stopped. “In fact, violence against women is on the rise in the country. It shows that these parties are least bothered about the issues concerning women." AIDWA vice-president Jagmati Sangwan pulled up the Haryana Government while terming several steps taken by it anti-women. “The NGOs like Apna Ghar kept on exploiting the young girls while the government honoured it. The incidents of rape and honour killings have failed to wake the government from its slumber," she said. AIDWA also honoured seven women, including a rape victim, who struggled in their lives and emerge as winners.
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Recruitment of SC/BC candidates a ploy to win their support
Jhajjar, October 3 While interacting with mediapersons here recently, Shastri said an RTI reply had revealed that like guest teachers, the state government had appointed general category candidates against the posts reserved for SC/BC candidates in several departments on contractual basis. Moreover, old service rules had been replaced with new ones for several posts, he added. Pointing out the RTI reply, he claimed that around 12,000 reserved posts of master and C&V teachers for SCs/ BCs got removed due to the Right to Education Act and the rationalisation policy. “The people belonging to the SC and BC categories will not tolerate such a discrimination and would raise their voice against it. We have also decided to constitute two separate teams consisting 21 members to make the people aware of this unfairness,” Shastri added. Notably, the state government had recently decided to fill the backlog of Class III and Class IV vacancies by taking up0 special measures.
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Con comedy to charm audience
Ambala, October 3 Producer Himmat Singh said the movie is set to release on October 11. It is a presentation of Himmat Ventures and Matchstix Productions, which is directed by Vijay Kumar Arora and Aparna Sud, creative director. "It's the most romantic, exciting and exhilarating scam of 2013, wherein, a con woman ends up loving one of her victims. The movie ensues hilarious comedy and some of the best moments the Punjabi cinema would have ever seen," said actress Neeru Bajwa. Harish Verma plays the role of Ranvir, a handsome, sophisticated and rich young man who weds a beautiful girl of his grandmother's choice. "Ranvir is a man of principles and a true man at heart. The movie will reinforce value of relations we are losing on," said Harish Verma. The baritone voiced Guggu Gill was sure that people would easily connect their lives to the characters presented in the movie. Besides them, the movie has actors Rajpal Yadav, Jaswinder Bhalla, Navneet Nishaan and Rana Ranbir.Ved Prakash has written the story and also lent screenplay with Vijay Kumar Arora. The cinematography is by Karan B Rawat. Gurmeet Singh, Daljit Singh, G-Deep and GJ Singh have given music in the movie. Kumaar, G-Deep and Yakoob have penned lyrics of the songs in the movie. Singers Lambhar Hussainpuri, Tarranum Malik, G-Deep, Jaspreet Jasz, Nikita, Sandeep Bankeshwar and Navraj Hans will be heard in the foot tapping numbers. Jayesh Pradhan and Jot Sohal have choreographed the sequences, while Pradyumna Kumar is the action director for RSVP. Sanjay Sankla has edited the movie.
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State consumer helpline inaugurated
Chandigarh, October 3 Describing the helpline as a milestone for consumers, he said the state government was committed for the welfare of the consumers and in this direction it had established this helpline. Any consumer of the state can avail himself of free advice, seek guidance in respect of his complaint against any government department, public sector undertaking and private entrepreneurs on any working day between 9 am to 5 pm. The minister said that for the redressal of complaints of consumers, district consumer forums have been set up at every district headquarter and State Consumer Forum at Panchkula. Lauding the work done by the consumer forums, Singh said so far about two lakh complaints had been received in all district consumer forums out of which only 18,000 were pending and the rest had been disposed of. Later talking to mediapersons, he said efforts were being made to recover the lost data from computer due to virus in which names of beneficiaries had been saved under the Food Security Programme. He said till the data of such beneficiaries was recovered, they would be given foodgrain based on the list of BPL or AAY. In reply to another question, he said according to the demand of the people, pulses of different varieties would be given on a rotational basis under the ‘Dal-Roti Scheme’.
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Bank holds garments training camp for rural women
Sonepat, October 3 The Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC), SB Lohia, distributed training certificates and a loan of Rs 15,000 each among the women in the concluding programme of the camp at the village recently. The loan was advanced by the village branch of Canara Bank. Speaking on the occasion, the ADC said that the women should adopt employ themselves to become self-sufficient and supplement the sources of income of their families. "There is a large scope for self-employment for rural women in skilled occupations and the government is taking every step to provide every help including training, finance, sale and purchase etc to the beneficiaries," he added. The PNB's Lead Bank Manager LL Khurana said the PNB had taken the responsibility of attracting rural women towards self-employment and a number of incentives were being offered to the beneficiaries. The Director of the Training Institute, Naresh Bhandari, said the institute had accepted the challenge of removing unemployment among rural people and training camps for different occupations were being organised regularly. The Branch Manager of Canara Bank, Vijay Bharti, explained the loan facilities being provided for different self-employment occupations.
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NDRI counts on cloning
Bhanu P Lohumi Tribune News Service
Karnal, October 3 The Chhattisgarh Forest Department had traced two herds of the endangered wild buffalo at a national park, raising hopes to increase its population and the NDRI that was assigned the task has already implanted the somatic cells taken from the ear of the wild animal. "The embryo has been produced and successfully implanted using the tested hand-guided technique to clone the wild buffaloe which is hunted for meat and is on the verge of extinction, on the request of the Government of Chhattisgarh," Director, NDRI, Dr AK Srivastav said. After a full-term pregnancy, the recipient gives birth to an animal that is essentially the identical twin of the genetic donor. If the project succeeds, the same method could also be adopted for increasing the number of other critically endangered species like bison, lion and leopard. Only a few wild buffalos are left in the Udanti forest of Chhattisgarh and the wild animals are aggressive and do not easily allow us to take body parts samples for cloning and we have to be extremely careful as the success rate in such cases in very low said Dr S K Singla, adding that studies confirm that chromosomes of domestic and wild buffaloes were almost the same. This is a challenging three-year contract science project to conserve the highly endangered wildlife species. Work on the project has been started and a clone will be prepared by using somatic cells from the ear of the wild animal. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) had put this wild buffalo in the Red List or the extremely endangered species as a Schedule I animal under the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972.
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3 UHBVN cash counters inaugurated in Sonepat
Sonepat, October 3 These state-of-the-art cash counters have been provided to ensure that the consumers are not required to stand in a queue while depositing the electricity bills. The customers will be issued token numbers and the computerised display board will display and announce the turn of the consumers. During a meeting with officers of the nigam in the Sonepat circle, the Chairman stressed the need for providing uninterrupted power supply to the consumers. He, however, pointed out that it would be possible only when the line losses and power thefts were controlled. Later talking to mediapersons, he said the Haryana power utilities planned to set up 12 new substations and augment existing capacity substations in order to further strengthen the system with an investment of over Rs 250 crore during the next two years in Sonepat district. “The utilities have already approved construction of 220 kV substations at Barhi, Rajiv Gandhi Education City, Rai and Sector 6 Sonepat,” he said, adding that three 132 kV substations would be constructed at Tajpur, Bhanderi and Khewra and 33 kV substations would be commissioned at Khanda village, Bhainswal Kalan, Bhawar, Madina and Baroda.
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KU to organise All-India Inter-Varsity Youth Festival
Kurukshetra, October 3 Lather said after Banaras Hindu University, Kurukshetra University was the second university in the country, which was hosting the national event for the third time. Talking about the Kurukshetra Uuniversity Youth Festivals, Lather informed that the venues and the dates for six Zonal Festivals had been decided and was being conveyed to the concerned colleges. Ambala Zonal Youth Festival would be organised by Rajiv Gandhi Government College, Saha, from October 9 to 11; Karnal Zonal Youth Festival would be organised by SD College, Panipat, from October 14 to 16; Hissar Zonal Youth Festival would be organised by Government College, Hissar, from October 16 to 18; Yamunanagar Zonal Youth Festival would be organised by Maharaja Aggersain College, Jagadhari, from October 19 to 21; Professional Zonal Youth Festival would be organised by KITM, Karnal, from October 22 to 24; Kurukshetra Zonal Youth Festival would organised by Bhagwan Parshuram College, Kurukshetra, from October 24 to 26.
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NDRI scientist selected as Assistant Director-General of ICAR
Karnal, October 3 Dr Gandhi (53), graduated from Khalsa College, Amritsar, in 1979. He is an alumnus of the NDRI. He did his M.Sc and Ph.D in the discipline of animal genetics and breeding. Besides completing 18 research projects, he also worked as the principal investigator in six projects. Associated with the breed improvement program of the Sahiwal cattle for the last 27 years, Dr Gandhi has contributed enormously to the research work on Sahiwal cattle. He had also done pioneering research work in the areas of cow, sire evaluation, lactation curve models, CMOET (centralised multiple ovulation and embryo transfer), breeding schemes, principal components analysis, time series analysis and artificial neural network. Credited with 138 research papers in the international and the national journals, eight review articles, 19 popular articles, 47 technical articles and 98 abstracts, Dr Gandhi has edited six books and presented 27 lead papers in various national and international events. He was also conferred with the Dr D Sundaresan Award, Outstanding Young Indian Award, Bioved Honorary Fellowship Award, Bioved Fellowship Award, Founder Fellow, National Academy of Dairy Science (India), Certificate of Distinction and six Best Paper Awards for the professional excellence.
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GNI holds pool-campus activity for students
Ambala, October 3 They also presented a comparative view of their company with other companies of their domain. The plans like future acquisitions, joint ventures, sole strategic investments were outlined by the team.There was a lot of excitement among the students.
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Movies This Week
Besharam
Directed by: Abhinav Singh Kashyap Director Abhinav Singh Kashyap of "Dabangg" fame has cast Ranbir Kapoor and the lesser known Pallavi Sharda in "Besharam". The film has a baseline "Na Samman ka moh, na apmaan ka bhay?". The film also stars Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh. The duo essay the role of police with Rishi Kapoor's plays the character of Chulbul and Neetu as Bulbul. Pallavi Sharda was last seen in "My Name is Khan" and "Love Breakups Zindagi". The climax scene of "Besharam" was shot in Mumbai's Byculla area. Another major highlight of "Besharam" is a dance number beautifully choreographed by Bosco-Caeser. Watch the extremely elegant performers Ranbir Kapoor, Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh in "Besharam" which was released on October 2 at theatres in
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