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Seminar
for home scientists concludes
Ludhiana, May 9
A two-day national seminar on ‘Technical
advances in home science for rural development’, being organised
by the Society for Home Scientists for Agricultural and Rural
Development, Punjab Agricultural University, concluded here today.
Students from the College of Home Science, Punjab Agricultural University, take a round of the poster session on the concluding day of national seminar in Ludhiana on Thursday.
— A Tribune photograph
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Balwadis
run by Red Cross in poor state
Ludhiana, May 9
Balwadis run for children of economically
weaker sections of society by the Red Cross are in a poor state.
Six balwadis here have been operational since 1972. Two of these
are run in Punjab Agricultural University, one each in Barewal,
Haibowal, Jammu Colony and Bal Bhawan in an orphanage run by the
Red Cross in Sarabha Nagar. |
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| A scene at a balwadi in Ludhiana.— A Tribune photograph |
Arya
College row finally settles down
Ludhiana, May 9
History repeats itself. It is
quite true in the case of the unceremonious exit of the principals of
Arya College. Earlier last year in September, Mr V.K. Mehta, the
Principal of the college (who had served the college for more than
three decades), was forced to go on leave with only six months to
retire as he chose to side with the present management against Lalaji.
Homeopathy council to give results to varsity
Ludhiana, May 9
The anxiety of homeopathy students seems to be over with the decision of the Council of Homeopathy Council and Medicine
(CHSM) Punjab to hand over the results of the practical exams of about 80 students to the Baba Farid University of Health Sciences
(BFU) by tomorrow.
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