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Punjab to spend 50 crore on medical colleges
Phillaur, May 4
The Punjab Government will ensure transparency while conducting PMT this year. This was stated by Punjab Medical Education Minister Santokh Singh while talking to this correspondent here yesterday. He said he would soon visit Baba Farid University of Medical Sciences, Faridkot, which was conducting the PMT. He said no irregularities would be tolerated in admission to professional classes.
MP refutes Johar’s remarks on courses
Ludhiana, May 4
Rajya Sabha MP Lala Lajpat Rai has refuted the statement of Mr Harnam Dass Johar, Higher Education Minister, regarding the introduction of LLB and export management courses in the Panjab University Regional Centre on campus of the Extension Library here from the session beginning in July.
20-year-old develops new way of finding cube root
 Jagraon,
May 4
Yashpaul Chugh, a 20-year-old mathematics student, has developed a new method of finding the cube root of a number by the long-division method.
A student of the S. Government College of Science, Education and Research here, Yashpaul says: “Like you have two methods of finding the square root of a number, by long division and factorisation, I thought why it should not be possible to find the cube root of a number by long division also”.
Bir Devinder wants debate on education
Ludhiana, May 4
Holding bureaucrats of Punjab responsible for the collapse of educational system in the state, Mr Bir Devinder Singh, Deputy Speaker of the Punjab Assembly, has demanded an exclusive debate on higher education in the Assembly.
Workshop begins
Ludhiana, May 4
Kaushik, a renowned model trainer, is in the city to hold a workshop on personality grooming and modelling and image making. The JD Institute of Fashion Technology is conducting this workshop from May 4 to May 11. Already 120 persons have enrolled themselves. But only 30 of them will get a chance to attend the workshop after a thorough audition by Kaushik Ghosh.
HAMARA
SCHOOL
RAMGARHIA
S.S. SCHOOL MILLERGANJ
Where students turn out to be achievers
Students of Ramgarhia Senior Secondary School, Millerganj, may not be excelling in academics, but they certainly have proved themselves in cultural activities, debates, science exhibitions and sports at the state as well as the national level.
The bhangra team of the school won the first prize at the state-level function organised in Chandigarh recently.
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Government grant-in-aid must be timely
The release of the quarterly grant-in-aid from the state government for giving salaries to teachers is usually delayed. The teachers who work with devotion to educate the students throughout the year also expect timely salaries for the efforts put in by them.
Brain Teasers
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