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Sanjiv Malik elected
president of IMA New Delhi, April 19 Dr Sanjiv Malik, who is presently the
secretary-general of the Indian Medical Association, has made tremendous
contributions to the healthcare scenario of the country. His positive,
pro-active working commenced with the initiation of the movement against
female foeticide, which was spearheaded by IMA and finally became a
national movement, a release said. Dr Sanjiv Malik happens to be one of
the youngest elected national presidents of the Indian Medical
Association, which is one of the largest medical bodies of the world.
His unanimous election is an indicator of the medical profession’s
unflinching support to the pro-active steps initiated by him. He has
tremendously contributed to the cause of continuing medical education
for doctors and initiated launching of the “CME credit hours wing” of
IMA. Under this concept, Indian Medical Association recommends that
every doctor must update his knowledge through minimum 150 hours of
Continuing Medical Education (CME) every five years. Dr Sanjiv Malik
has also played a major role in IMA contributing to drug regulatory
issues. The Indian Medical Association today plays an important
partnership role with Government of India in formulating drug policies.
The latest has been IMA’s adoption of a policy statement on “Off-label
usage of drugs” at the request of the Government of India. Dr Malik has
also played an important role in IMA collaborating with various
international medical bodies like World Medical Association (WMA), The
Commonwealth Medical Association (CMA) etc. The IMA today plays an
important role in global bodies, and Dr Malik has actively participated
in global conclaves on issues like bio-terrorism etc. After his
election, Dr Sanjiv Malik said that one of his major tasks would be “to
initiate a mammoth exercise of Public-Private Partnership (PPP) though
WHO, other global bodies and the Government of India for end-delivery of
various health projects of the country.” “I strongly feel that the
private sector needs to play a very important role for healthcare
delivery and we would ensure that IMA takes the lead in this respect,”
Dr Malik said. |
Collage Group annex
cricket title New Delhi, April 19 Collage Group
received a cash award of Rs 30,000 while Shastri Club got Rs
25,000. Gautam Gambhir was named the best batsman while Amit Mishra
received the best bowler award. Rakesh Singh was adjudged the man of the
tournament. The prizes were distributed by the director of BDM Sunil
Mahajan. Electing to bat, Shastri Club tottered at 23 for 4, but India
opener Gautam Gambhir played a cameo knock of 70, off 58 balls with nine
fours, and Pradeep hit an unbeaten 95 with seven fours and one six to
take Shastri Club to a satisfying total of 226 for 9 in 40
overs. Collage Group raced to the victory target with three balls and
two wickets to spare. Scores: Lal Bahadur Shastri Club: 226 for 9
(Pradeep Chawla 95 n o, Gautam Gambhir 70, Anuj Kumar 3 for 38, Rakesh
Singh 3 for 39). Collage Group: 230 for 8 in 39.3 overs (Rakesh Singh
85, Hemant Dogra 30, Rajender Bisht 25, Amit Mishra 3 for 42, Joginder
Sharma 3 for 48). |
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Pelican Club
pip Patel Nagar in DDCA League New Delhi, April 19 Scores: Pelicans: 304 for 4 in 40 overs (Deepak Anand 105 n o, Sanjeev Bagga 60, Ratam Lal 56, Manish Pathania 41). Patel Nagar Gymkhana: 88 all out in 26.3 overs (Amandeep Singh 32, Harpreet Singh 5 for 30, Deepak Anand 3 for 29). Ministry of Information and Broadcasting defeated Friends Club by eight wickets in an A-II Division match on the Yamuna Vihar Sports Complex ground. Scores: Friends Club: 132 all out in 30 overs (Sahil Chugh 43, Anshul Garg 30, Baljeet Singh 3 for 25). Ministry of I and B: 133 for 2 in 21 overs (Kuldeep Bhan 56, Naveen Kumar 36 n o). Pioneer Club beat PNB by 109 runs in an A-II Division on the Khalsa College ground. Scores: Pioneer: 252 for 7 in 35 overs (Ashwin Sharma 100, Surender Kumar 91, Sanjeev Yadav 2 for 29). PNB: 143 for 1 in 35 overs (Anil Kumar 68 n o, Pawan Kochar 30, Y K Saxena 25 n o). Super Star beat LIC by eight wickets in an A-II Division match on the Moha Meakins ground. Scores:
LIC 135 all out in 39.3 overs (Rajesh Kumar 34, Raghuvir Singh 30,
Rajesh Sharma 3 for 11, Devender Kumar 3 for 22). Super Star: 138 for 2
in 24 overs (Devender Kumar 75 n o, Vimal Sharma 32). |
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Somesh Goyel
wins PHDCCI Golf title New Delhi, April 19 Apart from the trophy, Somesh Goyel also won two Air Sahara two-way business class tickets to any destination in India from Delhi. In the ladies open category, Puja Batra bagged the first prize and Rana Alam finished as runner-up. Peter Fuboeurough emerged winner in the 0-10 handicap category while Amit Luthra finished second. O. P Kalra and Raj Bhargawa won the first and second position respectively in the 11-18 handicap. Wg Cadr Bassara won the trophy for the nearest to pin category for men while Jagjeet Singh, who cleared 285 yards, lifted the trophy for the longest drive. Ravinder Kumar emerged first in accurate drive. Neha Majithia won the longest drive trophy in the ladies’ section while Puja Batra won the “most accurate drive” prize. PHDCCI
vice-president K N Memani and sports committee chairman S K Sarkar
emphasised PHDCCI’s commitment to promote sports. |
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Navy sail
into Sood Cricket semi-final New Delhi, April 19 Scores: Rajdhani Sports: 143 in 37.1 overs (Tara Chand 34, Ramit Gill 20, Bhupinder Yadav 20 n o, Arun Sharma 3 for 22, Sandeep Pandey 2 for 17, Sanjeev Mishra 2 for 32). Navy: 145 for 2 in 30 overs (Yashpal Singh 40 n o, Krishna Chawda 33, Narender Singh 32, Jasbir 26 n o).
HDFC Bank enter final HDFC Bank defeated
NIIT by three wickets and entered the final of the Teri Cup Cricket
Tournament at the Teri Oval. Scores: NIIT: 109 for 9 in 25 overs
(Sanjay 30, Vikas Khurana 3 for 23, Sant Ram 2 for 11). HDFC Bank:
112
for 7 in 22 overs (Deepak Sharma 39, Kapil Gupta 4 for 25). Deepak
Sharma was named the man of the match.
E-Funds move up E-Funds
defeated Vertex India by 58 runs in the CallC Cup Cricket Tournament on
the Ramjas ground. Scores: E-Funds: 217 for 4 in 25 overs (Parminder
Negi 51, Sandeep Toshkani 43 n o, Hardeep Singh 40, Pankaj Ahuja 2 for
21). Vertex India: 159 all out in 24 overs (Suhail 41, Sushank Khullar
37, Rohan Kapoor 30, Bhupender 3 for 23, Wasim Siddique 3 for
37). Dharam Pal Under-12
Tourney The inaugural Captain Dharam Pal Under-12 Cricket Tournament
will be organised by the Haryana Cricket Academy at the Dharam Pal
Sports Complex from April 23. Eight teams will participate in the
tournament. Entries close with Narender Guliya at Phones 9811732318,
55455132. |
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Sudhanshu,
Manika bag TT titles New Delhi, April 19 In the semi-finals, Sudhanshu beat Utkarsh Gupta 11-1, 11-5 12-14, 11-9 while Raghav defeated Sahil Sachdeva 10-12, 12-14, 11-1, 11-3, 12-10. Varun Anand defeated Kartik Kukreja 11-7, 8-11, 11-9, 6-11, 11-9 to lift the sub-junior boys singles crown. Nishank Bajaj will face Varun Jindal in the boys singles final while Easha Monga will take on Sanya Sehgal in the girls singles final. In the boys semi-finals, Nishank Bajaj beat Nandit Passey 11-8, 11-7, 9-11, 11-9, 11-6 while Varun Jindal defeated Varun Anand 11-8, 11-7, 11-2, 11-7. In the girls semi-finals Esha Monga beat Aanchal Batra 11-6, 11-9, 11-5, 11-8 while Sanya Sehgal beat Tina Khurana 13-11, 11-7, 11-3, 11-5.
Ratan Rawat shines with bat A
dashing knock of 92, with ten fours and two sixes, by wicket-keeper
Ratan Rawat and deadly bowling by S K Soni (3 for 48) and Rajesh Sharma
(3 for 16) helped Inborn Club beat York Club by 179 runs and entered the
final of the Maharaja Ranjit Singh Ji Cricket Tournament on the Central
Secretariat ground. Scores: Inborn Club: 262 for 6 in 30 overs (Ratan
Rawat 92, Vivek Srivastava 67, Sachin Gupta 3 for 25, Arun Choudhary 3
for 21). York Club: 83 all out in 20 overs (Naveen Kumar 27, S K Soni 3
for 48, Rajesh Sharma 3 for 16). OSR |
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