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Using science as fingerprint of art
Chandigarh, February 9
One has often heard of a transition from arts to science. But the reverse happens very rarely. In the case of Mr S.P. Singh, an alumni of
IIT, Delhi, now posted as Director, Conservation, Ministry of Tourism and Culture, the decision of progressing from science to art was not only conscious but well thought out.
Seminar on convergence
Chandigarh, February 9
From multimedia to the Internet, from linear to non-linear technologies, from analogous to digital technologies, from old time single function connectivity (voice or data or image) to multi-functional broad band-based convergent connectivity — “convergence” had made its presence felt in every field.
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(From left to right) The chief guest, Mr G.P.S. Bhullar, SSP, Ropar, Prof Ujjal Chaudhary, Director, Global Institute of Convergence Studies, Mr Roopinder Singh, Assistant Editor, The Tribune, and Mr Vivek Atray, Director, IT, UT Administration, preside over a seminar on ‘Avenues: blending/media, management, technology and law’ organised in Chandigarh on Sunday.
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12 brides married off
Panchkula, February 9
The day could not have brought more happiness for Jai Singh, a resident of village Kishangarh and Geeta of village Abheypur, who were united in holy matrimony amidst the recital of Vedic shlokas.
CHANDIGARH CALLING
IT was rare a sight to see the city sky overcrowded with kites recently. The day was being celebrated as Flowers Day at the Students Centre of Panjab University, a day before Basant Panchmi.
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Death trap
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Beard diplomacy
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“Sewa pani”
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Science and Sanskrit
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Vermiculture
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“Photo patrakarita”
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Gift of love
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Dear Kalpana
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