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Scientists warn against downy mildew
Ludhiana, May 21
Scientists at Punjab Agricultural University have warned against the downy mildew, which has been observed on muskmelon and cucurbits. The disease is visible in the form of yellow spots on the upper surface of the leaves.
Training courses for farmers
Ludhiana, May 21
The Directorate of Extension Education, PAU, Ludhiana, is organising training courses for farmers and farm women in June, 2005. Giving this information, Dr Jaswinder Bhalla, in charge, Kairon Kisan Ghar, said the training course on processing of fruits and vegetables will be held on June 6-10 and Dr Neelam Mahajan will be the course coordinator whereas Dr Pushpinder Singh will be the technical coordinator of this course.
100 B.Ed students given degrees
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Ludhiana, May 21
As many as 100 B.Ed students of Partap College of Education were conferred degrees at the annual convocation here today.
Prof V.N. Rajasekhran Pillai, Vice-Chairman, UGC, was the chief guest. Dr
Balwant Singh, Principal, welcomed the guests and presented the annual report of
the college.
Students of the Partap College of Education in a cheerful mood after getting degrees during the annual convocation
in Ludhiana on Saturday.
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BBA, BCA students bring laurels to Khalsa College
Ludhiana, May 21
Students of BBA (II) have done Khalsa College for Women proud by bagging the first, third and tenth positions in the examination of Panjab University held in April, 2005. Enu Arora of BBA (III) became the university topper by securing 77.53 per cent marks.
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ABVP burns effigy of Arjun Singh
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Ludhiana, May 21
The Ludhiana unit of the Akhil Bhartiya Vidyarthi Parishad burnt the effigy of Arjun Singh, Human Resource Minister in the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance, as a protest against communalisation of education here today.
The ABVP unit of Ludhiana burnt the effigy of Mr Arjun Singh, Human Resource Minister.
— Photo by Inderjit Verma
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Seminar for teachers
Mandi Ahmedgarh, May 21
The Jagraon DIET recently orgainsed a seminar for in service teachers at Shaheed Kartar Singh Dukki Government Senior Secondary School at
Latala. While addressing the participants, Mr Baldev Singh, Principal, DIET,
said it was imperative for primary teachers to be aware about the latest
techniques of education if they wanted to prove their contribution in improving
the standard of education.
From Schools
Small Wonders kids enjoy
pool party
Ludhiana, May 21
Small Wonders Nursery School, Civil Lines, Ludhiana, arranged a pool party for the school kids to beat the scorching heat. Children wearing colourful costumes and swimsuits had cool dips. The pool was full of colourful balls and water toys.
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Students showcase talent
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Ludhiana, May 21
Students displayed their creations, including objects for interior decoration of homes and offices, dress material, western and Indian dresses, hand painted fabrics and pots and paintings involving modern and contemporary art at the 17th annual exhibition of Param Institute.
Visitors look at the creations made by students of the Param Institute during their annual exhibition in Ludhiana on Friday.
— Photo by I.V.
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Head boy, head girl sworn in
Mandi Gobindgarh, May 21
Parampreet Singh and Manjot Kaur, both students of Class XII, were sworn in as head boy and head girl, respectively, at an investiture ceremony organised by Sacred Heart Senior Secondary School here yesterday.
6 students selected in campus interview
Ludhiana, May 21
The placement cell of the S.D.P. College for Women in collaboration with RICCS Computer Education Centre has held campus interview for PGDCA students of the college.
Computer firm ordered to refund Rs 20,000
Ludhiana, May 21
The District Consumer Disputes Redressal Forum has directed M/s CMS Computers Limited, New Delhi, and its local franchise providing computer education, being run by one Ashwani Singla at the Feroze Gandhi Market, Ludhiana, to refund Rs 20,000 deposited by a student.
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