Wednesday, June 12, 2002, Chandigarh, India

 

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Dharna by off-duty DMCH employees 
Our Correspondent

Ludhiana, June 11
Representatives of the Dayanand Medical College and Hospital Union and off-duty employees of the hospital today sat on a dharna in protest against an official of the building department who allegedly misbehaved with some women employees at the Gastroenteritis Ward here yesterday.

Mr Chander Mohan Kalia, president of the union, in a press note said unless the status of the Hero DMC Heart Institute was clarified, they would not allow the shifting of the ward. “The management has not taken any action against the official who forcibly pushed the staff nurses out of the ward. Even no FIR has been lodged and the police has not turned up for recording our statements”, alleged Mr Kalia.

He said the on-duty employees were performing their duties in the hospital so that the normal working of the hospital was not disrupted and the patients were not neglected despite confrontation between the management and the union.

Others who participated in the dharna included Ms Navraj Kaur, general secretary of the union, Ms Rajwant Randhawa, Mr Gurdip Singh and Mr Gurcharan Singh Khalsa.

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Sports camp in BVM concludes
Our Sports Reporter

Ludhiana, June 11
The fourth annual sports camp of Bharatiya Vidya Mandir School concluded at the school’s Kithclu Nagar branch ground here today. As many as 220 students, including 164 boys and 56 girls, took part in this 10-day camp. These students stayed back at the school for all these days.

The students were given training in basketball, volleyball, kho-kho and football. The maximum attendance was in football (110) followed by basketball (65), volleyball (30) and kho-kho (15). During the course of this camp, 25 teachers and 15 other employees of the school assisted the coaches in the camp. Besides sports, yoga classes were also conducted for the overall development of the students.

Mr Harpal Singh Kanwar, District Sports Officer, Ludhiana, was the chief guest at the concluding function. Mr Baljeet Singh Gill, in charge, sports, read out the camp report. Six students, Priya Bawa, Deepak Gupta, Gaurav Bajaj, Kabir Gupta, Shruti Sharma and Shveta Loomba, who excelled in different sports disciplines at the national level meets were introduced to the chief guest.

Cricket tourney: A fine allround performance by Navjot ( 2 for 13 and 57 runs ) enabled Green Land Senior Secondary School to defeat LDCA XI (B) by five wickets and register their second win in the Sixth Chaman Lal Malhotra Cricket Cup Tournament being organised by the Ludhiana District Cricket Association at the Arya College for Boys ground here today.

Batting first after winning the toss, LDCA XI scored 158 runs for the loss of eight wickets in 25 overs. Only three batsmen, Savneet Singh (38), Sarang Vaid (27) and Gagandeep Dhand (23), could reach the double figure. Green Land School achieved the target losing five wickets in just 14.5 overs.

Brief scores — LDCA XI (B): 158 for 8 in 25 overs ( Savneet Singh 38, Gagandeep Dhand 23, Sarang Vaid 27, Navjot 2 for 13 and Himanshu 3 for 32); Green Land Senior Secondary School- 162 for 5 in 14.5 overs ( Chandan 36, Navjot 57, Gurjinder 21, Amit Sharma 4 for 49 and Savneet Singh 1 for 21).

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