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Amritsar
CELEBRATIONS: The 113th birthday celebrations of Dr
B.R.
Ambedkar will be held at Guru nanak Dev University on Wednesday by the
Dr Bhim Rao Ambedkar Society of the varsity. Mr gopal Kumar Sabharwal,
DC, Mr R.C. Jaswal, Chief Engineer, PSEB (Border) will be one of the
main speakers, informed a university press note.WORKSHOP: A workshop to find remedial measures of exiting
and future problems of sugar and textile industry would be organised by
the Department of Applied Chemical Sciences and Technology, Guru Nanak
Dev University. The workshop, to be held on Thursday under the aegis of
university-industry linkage programme will be sponsored by the All India
council of Technical Education. CONTROL ROOM: In view of paddy season,
a 24-hour control room has been opened at Mall Mandi for feeders and
consumers under the Mall Mandi subdivision. the officiating engineer,
Sultanwind subdivision, in a press release issued here on Monday said
that the staff strength to deal with complaints had been
increased. Hoshiarpur
POLL ARRANGEMENTS: Mr Kirandeep Singh Bhullar,
Deputy Commissioner-cum-District Election Officer, said here on Monday
that all arrangements for conducting the Lok Sabha poll had been
completed in the Hoshiarpur parliamentary constituency, including Nangal
and Anandpur Sahib segments of the Punjab Vidhan Sabha. He said 175
polling stations had been identified as sensitive in the district. There
were 1,37,329 voters in this Lok Sabha segment, who would exercise their franchise on May
10. KILLED: Balwinder Singh of Miani was killed on the spot when a bus
(PB-09B-9111) of a private transport company hit his scooter near Nangli
village on Monday. The Tanda police has registered a case in this
regard.
Ludhiana
DENTAL CAMP: Baba Jaswant Singh Dental College will organise a free dental check-up camp here on Wednesday. A team of doctors will examine patients. Free consultation and treatment will be given to the needy. Meanwhile, Baisakhi, will be celebrated by the management of BJS Dental College at Gurdwara Nanaksar on Wednesday. ‘Guru ka Langar’ will also be distributed on the occasion.BAISAKHI CELEBRATED: Ludhiana Jayceerettes celebrated Baisakhi here on Tuesday at Basant Resorts with fervour and joy. Women wore traditional Punjabi outfits. Gidha was performed on the tune of dholki. Members also played games. Amongst those present on the occasion included Ms Kiranjit Kataria, Ms Ritu Ahuja, Ms Kiranjit Kaur, Ms Sapna Dua, Ms Sumanpreet Kaur, Ms Rhea Nagpal. STUDENTS’ BULLETIN: The Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) launched its student news bulletin in Punjabi, “Vidyarthian Di Awaz”, here on Wednesday. The news bulletin was launched by Mr Rohit Gupta, a former secretary of the ABVP. Speaking on the occasion, Ms Sumedha Gupta, national executive member, ABVP, said it was a monthly newspaper. “In Ludhiana, our target will be to touch a distribution figure of 1,000,” she said.
Nawanshahr
DROWNED: A fruit-seller, Paramjit (22), was drowned
in the Sutlej, 15 km from here, on Tuesday morning. Paramjit, along with
his younger brother Raj Kumar and friend Joginder Pal had gone to take
bath in the river on Baisakhi. According to Joginder, all of them were
carried away by a current but he managed to save Raj Kumar. SEMINAR:
The District Nawanshahr Surgeons Forum organised a seminar on the
proposed Nursing Homes Registration Act here on Monday. Dr Kuldip Singh,
state IMA president, and Dr Rajinder Sharma, state secretary, IMA (legal
cell), spoke on various provisions of the proposed Act. They also
answered queries put forth by doctors. Dr K.S. Purewal and Dr Gurvinder
Singh Chhatwal, president and general secretary, respectively, of the
forum also spoke on the occasion. Patiala
ELECTED: The following have been elected office-bearers of the Focal Point Industries Association; president — P. Dass Gupta; vice-president —
M.K. Gupta; general secretary — M.P Malhotra; joint secretary — Vijay Tayal; and finance secretary — P.N. Aggarwal. MEDICAL CAMP: The Guru Nanak Institute of Medical Technology organised a free blood sugar test camp here on Tuesday. As many as 490 patients were examined on the occasion. The camp was organised at Gurdwara Dukhniwaran Sahib, Kali Devi Temple, Khel Sahib Gurdwara and bus stand. Tarn Taran
NOMINATED: Mr Lakhbir
Singh Rataul, has been nominated state secretary, Punjab Pradesh
Congress Committee (Backward Cell) by the Ravinder Singh Nagi, president
PPCC (Backward Cell). ELECTED: The following have been elected
office-bearers of the Employees’ Federation, Panjab State Electricity
Board, Subdivision, Gohalwar: president - Mr Kashmir Singh; secretary -
Mr Manjit Singh; vice-president - Mr Paramjit Singh Tharu; treasurer -
Mr Iqbal Singh, and press secretary - Mr Amarjit Singh. SET UP: Er S.K.
Salwan, Deputy Chief Engineer, local circle, PSEB in a press release
said on Monday that a control room to redress complaint regarding power
supply had been set up at his office.
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