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Training programme SAS Nagar, December 16 Dr K.K. Bhutani, Dean NIPER, showed the institute to participants and said: “The Department of Pharmacy Practice is a new one in NIPER and it is aimed at patient care and pharmaco
economics. Experts of NIPER and other institutes will be involved in this,” he said. Dr Sharma said NIPER had done well since its inception and its proposal for hospital pharmacy placement of its students had been approved by the PGI Board of Governors. |
State-level taekwondo meet in January Chandigarh, December 16 Mr Prem Kumar said regular coaching camps and tournaments would be held to train the players. He said a new imported rubber mat has been arranged by the committee for the practice of the players. He said the Community centre in Sector 47 would have the facility for the sport. PU Campus wins Panjab University Campus defeated SGGS, Sector 26, Chandigarh, 3-1 in the PU inter college tennis tournament here today on the university campus. Vikas Sharma won both of his singles matches while Lovepreet lost his singles tie. In the doubles match Vikas, and Lovepreet defeated their his opponents with ease.
Kho-kho meet Khalsa Club and Coaching Centre, Sector 42, emerged winners in the senior and sub-junior state kho-kho meet which began here today at Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 35. The other winners in the boys section were, University Club, St Soldier’s School, Sector 28. In girls section, Dev Samaj, Sector 36, Government High School, Sector 43, and Diamond Club were the winners. In sub-junior boys section, the winners were, Eagle Club, GHS, Sector 43 and St Soldier’s, Sector 28.
Tennis ball cricket team Rishpal Singh of AG (Haryana), Chandigarh, will lead the Indian tennis ball cricket team for the Indo-Thailand tennis ball cricket series to be held in Bangkok from January 2 to 7, 2003. A coaching camp for the team will begin from December 26 to 31 at Ranchi (Jharkhand). Rishpal Singh is the only player based in Chandigarh who has been selected in the team. According to information given by Mr Anis A. Lari, Secretary, Tennis Ball Cricket Federation of India, 15 sportsmen and 13 sportswomen have been selected in the team.
Dev Samaj College wins Dev Samaj College of Education for Women, Sector 45, defeated BAM Khalsa College, Garhshankar 9-7 in the Panjab
University inter-college kho-kho (women) B division tournament played here on the university grounds.
Cricket stadium team
victorious Cricket Stadium, Sector 16, got the better of Mohali Cricket Association by 46 runs in the Satluj cricket tournament for the Satluj Cup here at Sector 4, Panchkula. Brief scores; Sector 16 stadium: 159 runs for four wickets in 25 overs (Nipun Sodhi 57, Gurinder 38, Karan 3 for 30 runs.) MCA:113 runs all out in 21 overs (Gitansh 23, Pushpasar 4 for 22, Gurinder 2 for 3).
Powerlifting team The Chandigarh Powerlifting Association has selected a 10-member contingent for its participation in the 24th national junior men and ninth junior women powerlifting championship, 2002, to be held at JRD Tata Sports Complex, Jamshedpur, from December 18. The team is : Amarjeet Singh, Bahadur Singh, Vinod Kumar , Sandeep Singh, Harjit Singh, Suraj, Narinderjeet Singh, Gurvinder Singh, Amit Sharma and Iqbal Singh. Stand by — Sandeep and Gaganpreet. Officials — Vijay Verma (coach) and Rajpal Singh (Manager). |
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Malvinder Singh is Golf Club chief Chandigarh, December 16 A brother of Capt Amarinder Singh, Chief Minister of Punjab, Raja Malvinder Singh polled 523 votes against 508 secured by his rival, Lieut-Col A.P. Singh. However, the panel led by the Raja could win only four of the 11 seats contested for the executive. They are Mr Barinder Gill, Ms Jaishree Thakur, Col B.S. Kahlon and Mr Inderpal Singh Doabia. The remaining seven slots went to the other camp. The winners are Ms Pikka Pritpal Singh, Mr Sukhjot Preet Matharoo, Mr Kulbir Singh Brar, Mr Sukhi Lehal, Mr H.C. Sethi, Capt G.S. Ghuman and Col J.S. Panag. |
Bicycle tracks to come up along main roads Chandigarh, December 16 The tracks, for smooth traffic in the city, will come up according to the availability of space. Trees will not be cut to build the tracks that will be about a foot higher than the road level. Drains will be build to let rainwater wash onto the main roads, so, there will be no need to build additional road gullies along the bicycle tracks. Streetlights will also be installed along the tracks, later. Wherever there is a scarcity of space due to a slow carriage-way being in the way, cyclists will have to pass through the slow carriage-way. The plan is to cover all major sector-dividing roads. TENTATIVE
PROGRAMME FOR BUILDING BICYCLE TRACKS 2002-2003 Name of road
Length (in km) Vigyan Path
7.42 Jan Marg
8.38 A section of 2003-2004 Name of road
Length in km Madhya Marg
8 Uttar Marg
7.42 Udyog Path
11.83 Dakshin Marg
11.92 Shanti Path
11.38 Paschim Marg
7.49 Vidya Path
13.47 Udyan Path
13.65 Himalaya Marg
13.49 Sarovar Path
13.53 Sukhna Path
12.61 Chandi Path
10.45 Purv Marg
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Residents told to dump garbage
at Chandigarh, December 16 The MCC deployed uniformed employees of the Medical Officer Health and the Enforcement Wing at all 10 places where garbage used to be dumped earlier. It was also announced through a loudspeaker, kept on a rickshaw, that those who do not dump their garbage near House no 69, opposite the electricity sub-station and near the rehri market, would be liable under Section 323 of the Municipal Act for a punishment of Rs 500 per offence. Around 35 employees of the MCC have been deployed at the old dumping spots to direct people to dump garbage only at the notified places. They are also distributing pamphlets, regarding the notification, door-to-door. The corporation today handed over 10 garbage carriers to the Residents' Welfare Association. Earlier, four carriers had been given for door-to-door collection of the garbage. Local Councillor Chandermukhi Sharma, who had proposed that the MCC should withdraw garbage bins except from the designated places before the scheme was launched in Sector 15, told Chandigarh Tribune that out of 10 rickshaw-carts, six were for the garden waste and four for the kitchen waste. He, accompanied with MOH staff, also supervised the cleaning operations. The MCC also pressed into service a mechanised sweeper to clean backlanes and three trucks to lift the garbage. Mr Sharma and MCC officials have held several meetings with the Residents' Welfare Association and the Market Association to spread awareness about the scheme. The Market Association also decided to send its representatives to coordinate with the Residents' Welfare Association to provide a single point contact for cleaning the area. The MCC has asked the residents to either send their garbage through the association or make their own arrangements. |
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Two Home Guards caught Chandigarh, December 16 |
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