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CMCH doc to speak at world conference
Ludhiana, February 2 The three-day long conference, commencing on February 4, will concentrate on issues relating to faculty development, laboratory practices, medical communications and team work. Dr Tejinder Singh will address the issues on skilful development of medical college faculty in accordance with the changes which occurred in the recent years in medical technology and introduction of various socio-cultural changes in the society.
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Ludhiana IMA to hold ACADIMA
Ludhiana, February 2 Disclosing this here yesterday, the national vice-president of the IMA, Dr Gursharan Singh, said two local medical institutions — Christian Medical College and Hospital and Dayanand Medical College and Hospital — will host the academic sessions.
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ECTOPIA starts at DMCH
Ludhiana, February 2 The programme commenced with a creative competition, Ad Fads, in which students had to conceptualise and enact an ad on the stage. The excellent performance and humorous ideas left the audience rolling in the aisles. The 2003 batch won the first prize for its witty ad “Machhiwara Suiting” and the 2004 batch was declared second for its ad “Mambuja cement”. The 2000 batch got the third position for its ad “Fundoo Balm”. Dr G.P.I. Singh, Dr P. Jindal and Dr B.S. Shah were the judges for the contest. A quiz was conducted by Dr Jasdeep Singh. Five teams from all undergraduate batches participated. The 2001 batch was adjudged first, 2004 batch second and 2002 batch third. The show ended with a Hindi debate on the topic, “saundarya patiyogitain: naritv key liye maan ya apmaan”. Balreet of the 2002 batch bagged the first prize. Narinder of the 2003 batch won the second prize and Pavani Sacchar of the 2003 batch was declared third. Dr Jagjiv Sharma and Dr G.K. Ahuja were the judges. Talking about the event, the student organisers, Rishi Mallan and Neha Gupta, said, “The event is a good break from our tough study routine and we are having a lot of fun. We are quite enthusiastic about it as it’s entirely a students event. From the presentation of cultural items to the management of the show, the students are doing it all. The response of teachers is also encouraging and they are helping and guiding us in all the possible manner.” Dr Daljit Singh, Principal, Dr Sandeep Puri, Medical Superintendent and Chairman, Cultural Committee, Dr Suman Puri, Dr Navjot Bajwa, Dr Sunil Juneja, Dr J. Bindra and Dr Jasdeep Singh, all members of the Cultural Committee of the DMCH, were present on opening ceremony. Dr Daljit Singh, in his address to the students, said the aim behind organising the event was to polish the talent of students and to encourage them to participate in cultural activities for their overall personality development.
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Piyush breaks records at KVM sports meet
Ludhiana, February 2 Meanwhile, players representing Tagore House gave a stupendous performance. Kanika, Shabda, Vedika, Karan, Rohit and Sunny Preet excelled in the 4x100 m relay, 100 m, 200 m, shot put and high jump events, respectively. Abhishek of Patel House won two medals. He bagged a gold and a silver medal in shot put and 200 m race, respectively. In discus throw (junior boys), Ishaan of Raman House was first. Results: Long jump (jr girls)- Sukriti 1, Lovepreet 2 and Pallavi 3; 400 m (jr boys)- Sanchit 1, Rajan 2 and Akashy 3; 4x100 m relay (sr boys)- Salil, Karan, Varun and Abhishek of Patel House 1, Vaibhav, Sanchit, Nitin and Karan of Raman House 2, Sanchit, Nikhil, Sunny Preet and Rohit Shahi of Tagore House 3. 800 m (jr girls)- Manisha 1, Ritika 2 and Shruti 3; 400 m (sr boys)- Sunny Preet 1, Nikhil Gupta 2 and Ayush 3; Shot put (sr girls)- Vedika 1, Supam 2 and Sandeep 3; High jump (sr boys)- Rohit 1, Aayush 2 and Sunny Preet 3; 200 m (jr boys) Rohan 1, Shubham 2 and Sanchit 3; Long jump (sr boys)- Piyush 1, Vaibhav 2 and Nishant 3; 200 m (sr girls)- Kanika 1, Supam 2 and Shabada 3; Shot put- (jr girls)- Richa 1, Shivangi 2 and Nishtha 3; 200 m (sr boys)- Abhishek 1, Nikhil 2 and Piyush 3. 1500 m (sr boys)- Bharat 1, Nitin Arora 2 and Gaurav 3; 400 m (jr girls)- Alisha 1, Shweta 2 and Geetanjali 3; Javelin throw- (sr boys)- Piyush 1, Tejinder 2 and Vibhor 3; 800 m (sr girls)- Vedika 1, Shweta 2 and Sakshi 3; 1500 m (jr boys)- Sanchit Gosain 1, Geetansh Khaira 2 and Akhilesh 3; Discus throw (jr boys)- Ishaan 1, Pritpal 2 and Vishesh 3; 400 m (sr girls)- Supam 1, Poonam 2 and Shweta 3; Shot put (sr boys)- Abhishek 1, Karan 2 and Varun Preet.
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DC directs SDM to pull up
3 lambardars
Ludhiana, February 2 Taking serious note of the absence of three lambardars on the occasion, he directed the SDM (West) to issue show-cause notices to them. In case the replies were found unsatisfactory, the SDM was directed to initiate proceedings to cancel their
lambardaris. Accompanied by the SDM (West), Mr M.S. Jaggi, he inspected the camp at Bhanorr village, where Mr Rajinder Kumar, Tehsildar, is holding the camp to clear pending mutations of four villages —
Pamal, Baddowal, Bhanorr and Detwal. The tehsildar said three lambardars had not attended the camp to identify legal heirs in there respective villages. The DC also checked the register of village chowkidars (watchmen) regarding the death and birth entries and directed them to submit one copy of the certificate to Civil Surgeon Office after the entry. Mr Verma asked the patwaris to submit undertakings certifying that no mutation was pending in their patwar circles and warned that strict action would be taken against the patwari who submit a wrong certificate. The Deputy Commissioner then visited the camp at Dakha village, where the Naib Tehsildar,
Mullanpur, Mr Joginder Singh, led the campaign for villages in Dakha–I, Dakha–II and Baraich areas. The tehsildar said 30 mutations from three patwar circles had already been approved and the camp would continue till 5 pm to clear the new cases. In Jagraon tehsil, Mr Verma inspected a camp at Malik village, where the performance of the tehsildar and other revenue officials was appreciated by him. Mr Gurmit Singh, SDM, Jagraon, said 61 mutations, out of 62 pending in five villages i.e.
Cheemna, Malik, Leelan, Ramgarh and Sherpur Kalan, had been cleared. At the camp, all patwaris submitted certificates before the Deputy Commissioner regarding the clearance of pending mutations in their circle. Mr Verma said nine camps were organised on the first day by forming special clusters comprising four to six villages. The camps were organised at Malik,
Lohatbaddi, Payal, Behlolpur, Lubangarh, Dakha, Malaud Rorian, Goh and Bhanorr villages. In the nine camps, pending mutations from 36 villages were taken up to clear the backlog. He said he would make more surprise visits to the camps to monitor the progress of revenue officers. The DC added that due to the non-execution of mutations in favour of owners/cultivating farmers, people concerned were facing difficulties in getting different kind of loans from various financial institutions/banks, as a result of which a large number of loan aspirants could not avail of the loan facilities of the government. Mr Verma said as per the new policy of the government, top priority had been accorded to releasing liberal loans to the agriculture sector. He said the clusters, based on four to six villages keeping in view the number of pending mutations, had been formed by all SDMs in their sub-divisions to execute pending mutations in the surrounding villages.
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