Monday,
July 15, 2002, Chandigarh, India
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New hearing aid launched
Chandigarh, July 14 Giving details about the instrument, Mr Anand said, “Senso Diva is an advance digital and fully automatic miniature hearing aid. If enhances the frequency regions necessary for improved speech intelligibility, while suppressing the distracting background noise. The speech enhancement and noise suppression makes situation easier and less tiring, where communication takes place in noisy surroundings.” If the hearing problem is not detected and treated in time, hearing loss in a child may have an adverse effect on the child’s ability to speak properly. The new instrument features a new Diva Locator directional microphone system, which effectively and automatically gives you the best possible balance between speech and noise in all situations. The instruments is able to determine from which direction a disturbing sound is coming. It then makes automatic adjustments by suppressing the disturbing sound,” he said. |
Diabetes mela today SAS Nagar, July 14 The focus of the diabetes week will be to educate the patients who are in danger of developing serious eye, kidney, foot, nerve and heart complications. |
Rs 8 lakh sanctioned for
CITCO kiosk in Sec 10
Chandigarh, July 14 The new fast food joint is expected to start operation ‘’very soon’’. “In fact, much sooner then you expect,” say highly placed sources in CITCO. The work on the project, according to sources, has already started. “The area for the setting up the fast food joint has been earmarked. This is not all. The bricks too have been downloaded and are being nicely and properly soaked for carrying out the construction”. The officer adds: “At present, CITCO is running a small shop in the area — at one end of the Leisure Valley,” says the officer. “Through the shop, we are currently offering readymade food stuff, including chips and biscuits, along with patties and cold drinks. But there is no seating arrangement. Now, we have different plans for developing the area”. Giving details, he asserts: “The barren ground around the area will soon be converted into a green patch for enabling the relaxing crowd to walk their way to the joint through chucking flowers and smiling shrubs”. As far as the structure is concerned, the joint will somewhat look like “Drop In” in Sector 34. ‘’As of now, we have decided to cover the entire area for enabling the visitors to relax on comfortable seats without worring about the weather,” claims the officer. “Rain or sunshine, you will be able to relax and enjoy invigorating cup of hot coffee or chill out with a cold drink.’’ Though the authorities are yet to take a decision regarding the food stuff to be offered, the officer claims that the joint, like “Drop In”, is expected to cater to the demands of the young crowd. “Formal decision regarding the items to be sold is yet to be taken,” the officer maintains. “But I believe that the crowd will able to savour Cappachino coffee. This is not all. They will be able to enjoy delicious ice creams and bakery items, including cakes and muffins. Moreover, we are also planning to offer lunch on the lines of Drop In”. The spot opposite Arts college — a little off the geri route — has always been a popular haunt for the uptown kids, the officer insists. “Youngsters, zipping down the fast lane of life in their jaunty cars or single cylinder bikes have since long been halting at Stop `n’ Stare for their daily dose of refreshment. Keeping in view the popularity of the place, we have decided to make it more comfortable for the kids, the officer concludes. |
1,545 challans issued SAS Nagar, July 14 Other than keeping a strict day and night vigil on traffic rule breakers, the police has started a special traffic education cell under the guidance of Mr Harcharan Singh Bhullar, SP. The special cell will be imparting education in schools and colleges about traffic
rules. Truck and tempo unions will also be contacted by the police and information imparted about the rules. |
248 driving licences issued at camp Kharar, July 14 As part of the programme ‘Administration at the doorstep of people’, a campaign to issue driving licences to people of this area on July 7. In the first phase at Khalsa Senior Secondary School, Kharar, over 600 applied for licences. But only 300 licences could be issued on that day. So again a camp was organised on Friday and 248 more licences were issued. According to Mr Harpreet Singh Rekhi, president, and Mr Vinod Kapoor, project chairman, a total of 548 people got their licences made under this drive. |
Test for SI’s post Panchkula, July 14 |
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