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Awareness exercise for workers
Ludhiana, November 30
Vardhaman Spinning and General Mills Ltd and Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) conducted an extensive awareness exercise for industrial workers to motivate and sensitise them about the opportunities of higher education available at the Vardhman workers colony here today.
Teachers get teaching tips
Ludhiana,
November 30
“If you give a student reading skills
early in his academic life, you can help the students to be self
taught for the rest of his life,” said Mr John Mason,
Headmaster, Doon School, Dehra Dun. He was the resource person of
the seminar organised for the teachers of various schools in
English language teaching today. The seminar was organised by the
Oxford University Press.
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| Mr John Mason, Principal, Doon School, addresses teachers at a seminar organised by
Oxford University Press in Ludhiana on Saturday. — IV |
Cultural
extravaganza at GCW
Ludhiana,
November 30
The Old Students’ Association of Government College for Women, Ludhiana, organised a cultural function. A fabulous show of dance and music was put up on the ongoing celebrations of diamond jubilee of the college. The association has planned a number of events and today’s event was second in line.
Students of the Government College for Women create a village scene at an exhibition on Punjabi culture in Ludhiana
on Saturday. — Photo Pradeep Tewari
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Management students
organise cultural fete
Mandi Gobindgarh, November 30
Xclusive-Xpression, a cultural fete, which was organised in Desh Bhagat Institute of Management and Computer Sciences, culminated here today.
The events included rangoli, debate, clay modelling, painting, face painting, fancy dress competition, skits, volleyball match and bhangra. Akshay, a student of MBA-1, entertained the audience with a song ‘khat tukde kar dena’ and a dance number by Pawan, Chetan and Yashma was lauded by the audience.
Panel discussion on communalism
Ludhiana, November 30
“Nationalism is becoming a weapon in the hands of the majority groups to capture power. Communalism has become a shield in the hands of the minorities to defend and safeguard their interests. The basic cause of religious communalism is not the
religion-cultural differences but the intolerance amongst the people for each other’s religion.” |
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| Dr Ravinder Kochhar, Principal, Lord Mahavira Homoeopathic College, presents mementoes to participants during a panel discussion to celebrate communal harmony week, in Ludhiana. |
Ludhiana, November 30
There was dance, histrionics, drama, and different shades of music. One could witness explosion of talent of students of SCD, Government College yesterday in a cultural programme, Kahkashan.
Students of Government College render a song at a cultural evening,
Kahkashan, in Ludhiana on Friday. — A Tribune photograph |
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CJM deputes Duty Magistrates
Ludhiana, November 30
The Chief Judicial Magistrate; Mr Arunvir Vashisht, has deputed Duty Magistrates at Khanna, Samrala, Jagraon and Ludhiana to do the duty work during December.
Mr Balwinder Kumar, Judicial Magistrate (class 1) Ludhiana, will work as Duty Magistrate from December 1 to 4; Mr
R.K. Sharma, Judicial Magistrate (class 1) from December 5 to 7, Mrs Anshul Berry,
JMIC, from December 8 to 11, Mr D.P. Singh, JMIC, from December 12 to 15, Mr Sanjay Agnihotri,
JMIC, from December 16 to 19 shall remain on duty.
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