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Clinic conducting
sex determination tests raided Panchkula, December 21 The team consisting of Assistant State Drugs
Comptroller, Mr G.L. Singhal, District School Medical Officer, Dr Rajinder Sarna, District Immunisation Officer, Dr Shail Gupta, Senior Medical Officer Dr Usha Gupta, Medical Officer, Dr Rakesh Talwar and District Drug Inspector Dr Kamaldeep Dhawan raided the clinic and recovered several instruments used for conducting
MTPs. In addition to this, several government supply medicines like Copper T. Avil injections etc were also seized. An official press release said that Dr Mrs Gayatri and Dr Pushkavir Singh Bhatia - who were running the clinic , were BAMS doctors. The circumstantial evidence especially the recovery of the instruments provided indication of the offence, it said. The press release said that the seized Copper T was expired, and their stocking by the
practicing doctor amounted to immoral and unethical act on their part. Meanwhile, the health authorities have approached the police and requested them to take suitable action against the owners of this clinic. However, this has stirred the hornet’s nest for the health authorities, who have failed to take any action against a government doctor, whose nursing home was raided by the health authorities on November 28. Though no records were available at Mamta Nursing home in Sector 12- A, an operation theatre, various equipment used for doing
MTPs, and, other surgical equipment was found in the nursing home. The checking at Mamta Nursing Home in Sector 12- A was done after the Deputy Commissioner, Mrs Satwanti Ahlawat, had directed the Civil Surgeon, Panchkula, Dr Satvir Chaudhary to raid the place. |
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250 examined at health camp Panchkula, December 21 The camp was organised by a team of seven cardiologists, led by Dr J.S. Lamba and Dr Subhash. ECG tests were performed on patients and the data fed through scanners and transferred to the master computer at the Delhi hospital. |
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Health camp Chandigarh, December 21 The camp is part of the ongoing health campaign to reach to people in the slum and rural areas of the city. |
Neeru, Brijender clinch titles Chandigarh, December 21 The results: Flyweight: colour belt (male): Pramod (UP)-1, Shivinder (Delhi)-2, Krishan Singh (Punjab)-3. Welterweight: colour belt (male):
Brijender (Haryana)-1, Omveer Singh (Delhi)-2, Gurpeeet Singh (Rajasthan)-3. Welterweight: colour belt (female):
Sonia (Delhi)-1, Ranjana (AP)-2, Patel Chetsi (Gujarat)-3. Welterweight: black belt (male): O.V.R. Sharyanama (UP)-1, Amit (Delhi)-2, Madhusudan (Orissa)-3. Featherweight: colour belt (male): Rajesh (UP)-1, Sudhir (Haryana)-2, Ajit (AP)-3. Featherweight: colour belt (female): Neeru (Haryana)-1, Meenakshi (Delhi)-2, Mamta (Orissa)-3. Featherweight: black belt (male): Abhay Kumar (UP)-1, Bhaskar (Uttr)-2, A.S. Gopal (TN)-3. Middleweight: black belt (male):
Rajesh (Delhi)-1, Sukhjeevan (Chandigarh)-2, Ganga (Sikkim)-3.
Indian Express shuttlers excel Shuttlers from The Tribune team comprising Munish and Harish Lakhanpal went down fighting 1-2 to Indian Express team of Rajinder Chawla and Satish Bhatti in the final of the Inter-Media Badminton Tournament played at Panjab University gymnasium hall here today. The winners were given R.N. Goenka Trophy. The Tribune team gained 1-0 lead when Munish beat Satish 15-11, 15-10 in the opening singles tie. However, in the doubles match Indian Express players Rajinder and Satish tied the standings by beating Harish and Munish of The Tribune 15-8, 15-13. In the deciding singles match, Rajinder Chawla of Indian Express beat Harish of The Tribune 15-12,15-1 to win the title. In the individual section, Ajay Bajaj of Hindustan Times and Jaswinder Kaur of Dainik Bhaskar bagged the men’s and women’s singles titles, respectively. Ajay defeated Gautam Dheer of Indian Express 15-6,15-8 in the men’s section, while in the women’s section, Jaswinder got the better of Ranjana Gupta 11-6,11-4. Mr M.S. Malik, DGP, Haryana, was the chief guest and gave away the prizes. Others present on the occasion were Vipin Pubby, Resident Editor, Indian Express, Rajiv Raghunath, Resident Editor, Financial World, and former national badminton coach T.P.S. Puri. |
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DAV, Mehar clubs
move ahead Chandigarh, December 21 In the first match today, DAV Club got the better of Shishu Niketan School, Sector 22, 5-0. The half-time score was 1-0 in favour of DAV Club. The goals were scored in 12th, 37th, 43rd, 47th and 59th minutes of the game. Gursevak Singh was adjudged man of the match. In the second tie, Mehar Football Academy, Kurali, proved too good for St John’s Football Academy. The half-time score was 1-0 in favour of Kurali players. The first goal was scored in the 5th minute, while second goal came in the 65th minute of the game. Abhinav Sharma of St John’s Academy who played a magnificent game was adjudged man of the match. Tomorrow, the final tie will be played between St Stephen’s academy and Mehar Football Academy, Kurali, at 2.30 pm. Spice XI triumph:
Batting first, HFCL XI scored 112 runs all out in 23 overs. Baljeet scored 19 runs, while Gaurav made 13. Pathania claimed four wickets for 12 runs, while Manan Dogra bagged two wickets for 27. In reply, Spice XI achieved the target in the 22nd over with eight wickets in hand. Sanjeev scored 34 runs, Rajil made 22, while Manan scored 27. Rahul clinched four wickets for 29 runs.
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