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Anxious
students along with their parents wait for a call
from the panel for admissions to the BBA course
which commenced at Government College, Sector 46,
in Chandigarh on Sunday. — A Tribune
photograph |
Heavy rush for
BBA admissions
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 1 — Though it was a Sunday and a
holiday, yet the grounds of Government College,
Sector 46, were crowded with parents and students
and the air was agog with excitement here today.
The college was the venue for admission to
Bachelor of Business Administration course. |
Films on cruelty to animals
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 1 — To create awareness among people about
cruelty against animals, the Animal Welfare Board of
India is making six short-duration 35-mm animation and
documentary films, in various Indian languages, depicting
all aspects of cruelty on animals.
Breast-feed your baby to make him
healthier
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 1 — Breast feeding helps in saving the lives of
babies by enhancing their immune system to protect them
from external infections and malnutrition, thus
controlling the infant mortality rate, besides making
them more intelligent and stronger.
Few
admissions in classes XI, XII
DERA
BASSI, Aug 1 — The local Government Degree
College has admitted few students in classes XI
and XII because of the low pass percentage of the
matriculation results declared by the Punjab
State Education Board during the last academic
session.
DAV
institutions’ role lauded
PANCHKULA,
Aug 1— A Congress member of the Rajya Sabha,
Mr Lachman Singh, said here today that by opening
public schools the DAV movement had responded in
a positive manner to the controversy over
religious conversions.
SP offers ticket
to Raj Babbar
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 1 — The local unit of the Samajwadi
Party has offered the city Lok Sabha ticket to
noted actor and party's Rajya Sabha MP Raj
Babbar.
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Petrol
station site allotment cancelled
CHANDIGARH,
Aug 1 — The UT Estate Office has cancelled the
allotment of a site from which a petrol station is
operating in Sector 35 located on the Dakshin Marg.
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