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From Schools and Colleges Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, March 18 Second year commerce students presented a cultural programme, which was appreciated by the audience. Western dance, bhangra and modelling were the main highlights of the show. Rubina was crowned Ms Farewell 2006 while Navdeep and Shivani were adjudged first and second runners up, respectively. The Principal of the college, Dr Manju Chawla, wished the students good luck for a bright future. Convocation: The convocation of SCD Government College was held here. Addressing students, Mr D.S. Bains, Secretary, Department of Animal Husbandry and Fisheries, urged the students to work towards building a stronger India.Principal of the college D.S. Gill read the annual report highlighting the achievements of the college. Degrees in seven postgraduate disciplines were awarded to 260 students. Nineteen roll of honours were conferred on the students excelling in academics, NCC, sports and cultural activities. Amandeep Mangat and Mandeep Kaur were given roll of honours for standing first in Panjab University MA II (English) and MA II (Geography) examination, respectively. The 75th volume of the college magazine, “Satluj”, was released. Prof Rajinder Singh, managing editor of the magazine, presented its copy to the chief guest. Mr Bains presented three “Sahir Order of Merit” to students. Two special awards for academic excellence in MA and B.Com were also presented. The stage was conducted by Dr P.S. Sohi. M.Com results: Students of Kamla Lohtia S D College have achieved excellent results in the M.Com I semester examination conducted by Panjab University. Priya Ahuja has secured the first position in the district and fourth position in the university by securing 86.18 per cent marks. Shweta Jain has secured the seventh position in the district by securing 83.27 percent marks. President of the management committee of the college, Mr Navin Mittal, the Principal, Mr Deepak Kaushal, and Prof Rajesh Marwaha, Head, PG Department of Commerce, congratulated the students on their success. Farewell party: The Postgraduate Department of Punjabi of Guru Nanak Girls College organised a party to bid adieu to their outgoing students. The president of the Guru Nanak Education Trust, Mr Gurbir Singh, and the Principal of the college, Dr (Ms) Charanjit Mahal, presided over the function. A cultural programme was organised by the students. The main attraction of the programme was a modelling show by the MA-II students. Abhjot Kaur of MA-II was crowned Miss Farewell while Manvinder Parma and Sukhpal Kaur were announced the first and second runners up, respectively. Kiranjit Kaur was adjudged Miss Elegant and Amandeep Kaur was awarded the title of Miss Beautiful Smile. The judges were Ms Ashoo Toor Gill, Dr (Ms) Daisy Aujla and Dr (Ms) Jaskirat Kaur. “Graduation” ceremony: A graduation ceremony for the tiny tots, who have completed their kindergarten, was organised by BCM Arya Model Senior Secondary School at Swami Dayanand Hall here. Ms P.K. Oberoi, in charge of kindergarten section of the school, accorded a warm welcome to the parents of the students who passed out from the kindergarten to primary section. The children were excited to don the cap and gown, which are normally worn by graduates.
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A promising fashion designer
Ludhiana, March 18 She maintained that while designing demanded innovation, she had always been trying to retain a balance with tradition. Designing could not ignore tradition, she said. This was adequately displayed during the exhibition. She said designing was no ordinary job. It demanded a lot of creativity. "You think, you conceptualise and then you create while ensuring that it caters to the public taste as well. The exhibition in itself was a mix of tradition and the modern," she said.
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Free heart camp today
Ludhiana, March 18 Dr G.S. Wander, Chief Cardiologist-cum-Coordinator of the institute, will be chief guest and will inaugurate the hospital. In this camp, people will be provided consultation and diagnostic tests like ECG and blood sugar testing free of cost. Medicines will also be distributed free of cost. Dr Gursharan Gill, Director of G.K. Hospital, said the hospital had been opened in the city keeping in view that the people around the area needed quality medical treatment at a low cost. The hospital is well-equipped with latest machinery and will have various departments like Medicine, Neurosurgery, Gynae, Cancer, Paediatrics, Neonatology, Ortho, Urology and Radiology. The focus will be on providing quality care at a nominal cost to the public, he added.
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Hospital awaits inauguration
Mandi Gobindgarh, March 18 The departments of Health and the ESI had been asked last month to appoint doctors, nurses and other officials before February.
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Dental college sports meet begins
Ludhiana, March 18 The preliminary matches in badminton, throwball, cricket, volleyball, chess, table tennis and carrom were conducted on the first day. Besides, young doctors were at their best while making beautiful rangoli compositions on various cultural, social and spiritual themes. Mr Piara Singh and Mr Daljit Singh, managing director and trustee of the institute, respectively, along with Dr Vikram Prabhakar, vice-Principal, Dr M.P. Singh, secretary, sports committee, and other faculty members were also present at the function.
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