Sunday,
February 23, 2003, Chandigarh, India
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AIDS awareness campaign Ludhiana, February 22 Inaugurating the project, Dr P.S. Jassi, former Director Health and Family Welfare, Punjab, and consultant of Unicef said that AIDS was a cluster of diseases where the body’s defense system was weakened by human immuno deficiency virus (HIV) and vulnerable to other infections. Sixty per cent of AIDS cases in India manifest as TB. |
Khalsa college athletic meet results Ludhiana, February 22 She proved her supremacy over others and bagged gold medals in the 50 meters, high jump, 800 meters, 200 meters, 100 meters hurdles and 100 meters race. Mr Gurcharan Singh Ghalib, MP, presided over the prize distribution function. Speaking on the occasion, he advised the students to work hard to achieve higher goals in the life. He announced a grant of Rs 5 lakh for the college. Dr Varinder Kaur, Principal of the college ,read out the annual report listing students' achievements during the last year. NCC cadets presented a guard of honour to the chief guest. A PT show aerobics presented by the students was highly appreciated by the gathering. Results
- 50 meters: 1 Harpreet Kaur, 2 Manjinder Kaur, 3 Jaspreet; 1500
meters: 1 Manjinder Kaur, 2 Harkamal, 3 Anuradha; 4x100 meters
race: 1 Harpreet Kaur, Joginder Kaur, Jagdeep Kaur and Rajvinder Kaur, 2 Jaspreet Kaur, Manjinder Kaur, Kamal and Parneet, 3 Aarti, Sonia, Upneet and Sandeep. Mali race:
Ram Kirpal (first), Chhedi Ram (second), Sham Lal (third); Sack
race: Jagdeep (first), Gurpreet (second), Manjinde (third); high jump:
Harpreet, 2 Malika, 3 Sandeep; 800 meters: Harpreet Kaur (first), Manjinder Kaur (second). Spoon and potato
race: Manpreet Kaur (first),Mani (second), Jatinder Kaur third; Rope skipping:
Parmeet Kaur(first), Rajvinder Kaur (second), Pridhi (third); 200
meters: Harpreet Kaur (first), Sukhpreet Kaur (second) Ravinder Kaur (third). 400 meters
race: 1 Kamaljit Kaur, 2 Harpeet Kaur, 3 Kanchan; 100 m
hurdles: 1 Harpreet Kaur, 2 Manpreet, 3 Harkanwalpreet; long
jump: 1 Amanjot, 2 Rajwinder, 3 Kamaljit Kaur; Javelin throw: 1 Rajinder Kaur, 2 Sandeep, 3 Parveen. Non -teaching race
(women): 1 Balbir, 2 Surjit Kaur, 3 Bhagwant; Inter-class march
past: 1 B A (III), 2 BSc; Lucky dip: 1 Surinder Kaur, 2 Krishna, 3 Darshan Singh. Tug of
war: 1 B A (I), 2 B A (II); 100 mts: 1 Harpreet Kaur, 2 Sukhpreet Kaur, 3 Ravinder;
Obstacle race: 1 Ravinder, 2 Maninder, 3 Manpreet; Guest
item: 1 Ms Randhawa, 2 Ms G
DMCH soccer meet The inter-batch football tournament of the Dayanand Medical College and Hospital, which was scheduled to be held from February 18 to 24 here at the Government College for Boys ground and could not commence due to the inclement weather, had been rescheduled. According to a press note issued by the organisers here today, the meet will now be held from Februray 24 to 28. A cricket match between the medical students and the staff will also be held on Februrary 28, the note said.
Annual athletics meet The annual athletic meet of the Malwa Central College of Education for Women here will be held on Februray 26. According to Dr Ravinder Kaur, Principal , Mr Gurcharan Singh Ghalib, MP will be the chief guest at the prize distribution
function.
Cricket tourney Dr B. R. Ambedkar Memorial Cricket Tournament to be organised by the B R Ambedkar Youth Federation (Punjab unit) will begin at the SDP College for Women ground, Quilla Mohalla on Februray 23. Mr Kala Hans,President of the Federation, said more than10 teams of the city are expecteed to take part in this
tournament.
Lalton Kalan sports The Yuvak Sewavan Club in association with the Gram Panchayat will hold the annual sports festival at Lalton Kalan village from Februray 28 to March 2, according to Mr Tarlochan Singh Grewal, general secretary of the club. The main attraction of this festival will be kabaddi (52 kg, 57 kg, 62 kg and open), bullock cart races, volleyball and dog races. The competition in this festival will be conducted according to the rules laid down by the Punjab Rural Sport Promotion Council, Mr Grewal informed. |
Govt college wins in volleyball Ludhiana, February 22 In other matches, Panjeta beat Pahruwal ‘B’, Mehlo beat Uplan and Gill defeated Pahruwal ‘A’. In the football (one village), Sahabana beat Bhudel 1-0, Ghugrali Rajputan outplayed Ramgarh 1-0 and Kulianwal got the better of Budhewal 2-1. In football (50 kg), Kulianwal outclassed Bhudel 2-0. In the bullock cart race, as many as 80 participants took part and the following six emerged leaders today: Harinder Singh of Lakhimpur, Lal Singh of Nandpur, Kuldeep Singh of Dugri, Pappu of Bhoaypur, Hakam Singh of Kalsipur and Gurmail Singh of
Juliawad. |
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