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ISTE chapter of GNIMT adjudged best
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Ludhiana, December 7
The Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) chapter of Guru Nanak Institute of Management and Technology (GNIMT), Model Town, has been adjudged best among all technical/engineering and management colleges/institutes/deemed universities, in the northern region comprising Punjab, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir for 2003-04. The award has been announced on the basis of performance in various professional activities conducted during the session.

The award will be conferred during the annual convention on December 18.

Dr A.S. Bansal, Director GNIMT expressed satisfaction and congratulated the faculty and students for the achievements.

Students contribute to noble cause

Students of BCM School have joined hands to help those who cannot afford to buy woollens. According to a press note during the academic session a board was set up in the school and member students of board decided to help the underprivileged. The students brought sweater, jackets and blankets.

Rashtriya Gaurav Award

Dr Inderjeet Gill Vashisht former Principal of Government Colleges for Women, Ludhiana, and Manager, Kundan Vidya Mandir, recently won Rashtriya Gaurav Award. It was conferred by the India International Friendship Society in Delhi. She has also awarded a gold medal as millennium achiever by the International Institute of Success Awareness.

Art carnival

GN Institute of Design and Technology organised in art carnival here on Tuesday.

The carnival is being organised to encourage students to showcase their skills. Competitions were organised in collage making, rangoli, fashion sketching, flower arrangement, embroidery and fabric painting.

Three best entries an each competition were awarded trophies and certificates.

Mother’s Touch holds sports meet
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Fund-raising by school on Flag Day
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Ludhiana, December 7
Spring Dale Senior Secondary Public School, observed the Communal Harmony Campaign, Fund raising Week and Flag Day to provide assistance to children who had lost their bread winners parents in the communal violence and the soldiers who had sacrificed their lives during wars to ensure their (childrens’) proper rehabilitation and education. Students and all staff members made their efforts to raise the funds by voluntary contribution.

Today, small flags were pinned on students uniforms to express solidarity with the armed forces. Many competitions will be organised and prizes were given to the winners.

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