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Admn invites applications for posts of lecturer
Chandigarh, June 29 Eligible candidates (not above 35 years as on January 1, 2006) as per UGC norms can apply. The appointments will be made purely on a contract basis. The candidate should be a postgraduate in the relevant subject with 55 per cent marks with UGC NET. He\she should send the complete bio-data and copies of certificates/testimonials and experience, if any. The BBA course has four posts, MSc(IT) four and BCA 13. The payment to the appointees will be made out of the BBA/BCA/MSc(IT) funds. The appointees will be paid Rs 8000 plus DA as per instructions issued by the Personnel Department. The applications should reach the Principal, Government College, Sector 46, by July 7. No separate interview letter will be sent . The interviews are scheduled for July 13 and 14.
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Joint Admission Committee office on PU campus
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, June 29 The candidates for BA LLB (Hons) five-year integrated course should submit the attested copy of their class XII detailed marks certificate by June 30 at this office. The office will also accept the admission forms for MCA course for PU Regional Centre, Muktsar, till the said deadline. According to Prof S.C. Bedi, Chairman the committee, first joint counselling for admission to the above courses will be held in the university auditorium from July 14 to 21. No separate interview letters will be issued for the purpose. The detailed counselling schedule is also available on the PU website “puchd.ac.in” which the candidates are advised to visit for various announcements, the schedule for the second counselling and the tentative merit list, which will be posted on the website in the first week of July. The candidates seeking admission under the sports category should report for trials on July 4 at the office of the Director, Sports, Panjab University. Fee from the selected candidates will be accepted on the spot in the form of bank drafts. Candidates have been advised to bring requisite documents with proper attestations (originals as well as a set of attested documents) as advised in the CET prospectus and PU Handbook of Information. Candidates, who wish to claim weightage for NSS/NCC etc., should submit documents in this regard to the JAC office as soon as possible so that this could be included in the merit list. Admission schedules
Admission schedule of various departments for the academic session 2006-2007 is as follows: Department of Zoology: MSc I (Hons School) in Zoology: Interview for the candidates who have qualified the OCET-2006 in zoology conducted by Panjab University and have submitted admission forms will be held on July 6 at 10 am and for foreign nationals/PIO/NRI/NRI sponsored/industry-sponsored will be interviewed at 3.30 pm in the department on the same day. Department of Hindi: MA I (Hindi): Interview for admission will be held on July 6 at 10 am. Candidates are advised to bring all original certificates and testimonials at the time of the interview. University Business School: MCom (E-commerce) I: Date of pasting of provisional merit list of candidates: July 3. Last date for filing objections, if any, regarding the merit list: July 4 by 12.30 pm. Date of Pasting of final merit list after removal of objections: July 4 by 4 pm. Date of interview: July 6 (reporting time 10 am). Date of placing the selected and waiting list of all categories: July 7 by 4 pm. Date of admission (selected candidates of all categories): July 10 (reporting time 10 am); in case of candidates on the waiting list date of admission of all categories if seats fall vacant: July 10 (reporting time 12.30 pm). Regular teaching will start from July 11. The presence of the candidate at the time of the interview and admission is compulsory. No proxy will be allowed. The candidates who will not be present on the dates specified above will lose their chance and the seat will be offered to the next candidate. The candidates are advised to bring all original certificates and testimonials at the time of the interview and admission. No separate letters will be issued. Department of English: MA I (English): Interview of candidates who have qualified the entrance test (all categories) will be held on July 5 at 9 am.
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Orientation course for lecturers
Chandigarh, June 29 The course concluded at P.U. campus today. The participants belonged to 18 different disciplines. Dr Satish Sharma, Principal, DAV College, Jagraon, Guest of Honour, highlighted the importance of computer literacy and motivated the teachers to master the electronic tools in order to be effective teachers. Speaking on the valedictory function of the course, the Chief Guest, Prof. Veer Singh, Dean University Instruction, Panjab University congratulated the Academic Staff College for organisiting of such courses throughout the year. Dr R.C. Sobti, Honorary Director, Academic Staff College, assured the participants that the ASC will soon have its own computer lab, internet facility and other infrastructure. Dr Jayanti Dutta, Course Coordinator, read out the report of the course.
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Sanskrit to be introduced in Haryana schools
Panchkula, June 29 Speaking at a seminar of Sanskrit scholars organised by the Haryana Sanskrit Akademi at the Red Bishop complex here today, he said Sanskrit would be introduced as an optional subject in Haryana schools. Earlier, akademi director R.D. Sharma welcomed the chief guest, Mr Mullana, who inaugurated the seminar amid chants of Vedic hymns by Gurukul students as Mr Sharma read out the achievements, activities and future plans of the akademi. The minister released Dr Mathura Dutt Pandey’s “Geet Manjiri”, a collection of songs in Sanskrit, all based on classical ragas. He rendered two songs from the book weaved in raga Pilu and Bahar, respectively. “Shabad Boond”, a magazine of the Haryana Punjabi Sahit Akademi, and “Paryavaran Vigyanam” by Dr Satyakaam Acharya were also released. Dr Rama Kant Angiras read out a paper on “Dhwani Tatva” (element of sound) while Dr Mahavir Mimansak spoke on “Shabad Swaroop” (word form). They delved deep into the historical, theoretical and literary aspects as propounded by great Sanskrit grammarian Panini. A Sanskrit scholar, Dr Satya Vrat Shastri, gave an exhaustive review of the literary discussions.
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WB akademi award for Zakir
Panchkula, June 29 Dr Zakir has been honoured with the national Ghalib Award, national Literacy Award besides the prestigious Nuqoosh Award for Lifetime Achievement for promotion of Urdu literature from Pakistan.
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HC puts rent, matrimonial cases on fast-track
Chandigarh, June 29 The decision could ensure swifter justice for thousands of litigants, whose cases have been pending in the Punjab and Haryana High Court for the past many years. Also, over 250 cases which have been pending since pre-1980 will also be taken up for hearing by specially-constituted Benches on July 5. Sources say the decision to speed up disposal of all categories of old cases was taken recently by the High Court. It is learnt that some of the cases that will come for hearing on July 5 have been pending since late 1960s and early 70s. The plan to speed up matrimonial disputes and accident claims would finally end the miseries of the parties concerned. Counsel for litigants in rent matters, particularly cases where the property owner have pleaded personal necessity as the reason for seeking eviction of the tenants, are also being asked to furnish details of such rent revision matters so that they can be dealt with on priority. “This is a very positive step. Not only will it provide speedier justice, the pendency of old cases will also be tackled. Litigants, particularly those whose cases have been pending for the past many years, will finally expect to get justice,” observed Punjab and Haryana High Court lawyer Raman Walia. According to sources, all writs pertaining to service matters where the petitioner is beyond the age of 65 years will be heard by Mr Justice P.S. Patwalia on a regular basis, while all revision petitions, where proceedings before the lower courts stand stayed, have been ordered to be listed regularly before the Bench of Mr Justice Venod Sharma. A leading lawyer, Mr Gurminder Singh, also commended the step, saying it would go a long way in mitigating the sufferings of the litigants. “In many cases, even the clients are no longer interested in pursuing the matter. These cases were only adding to the pendency. What the High Court is doing will also go a long way in providing justice to the old litigants and estranged couples, who will finally get a fresh opportunity to start life afresh,” said Mr Gurminder Singh.
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Free health check-up camp organised
Chandigarh, June 29 The camp was inaugurated by Dr(Mrs) Inderjit Kaur Walia, Director Health Services, Mrs. Swati Sharma, SDM (E)-cum-Secretary, Red Cross Society, Chandigarh Branch, was present on the occasion and apprised the gathering about focus areas and purpose of the camp. ENT, eye, dental, pediatrics, general check-up and immunization services were provided to patients by doctors from General Hospital, Sector 16. Red Cross displayed various projects/ activities on cancer, HIV/AIDS, first aid and female foeticide as part of awareness campaign. |
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Pardeep wins 100 m race
Chandigarh, June 29 Jasvir Singh of PSEB was declared Best Athlete of the meet PSEB won overall first position with 69 points followed by Haryana (50 pts) and Kerala (21 pts). The other results of the meet are as follow: 10,000 m race: 1 Surat Singh (Hr), 2 Tejinder Singh (PSEB), 3 Davinder Singh (PSEB); Triple Jump: 1 Anil Kumar (Kerala), 2 D M (Karnataka), 3 M R M (Maharashtra); Hammer throw: 1 T Subramanyam (Tamil Nadu), 2 Om R Singh (UP PCL), 3 Surjit Singh (BBMB); 200 m race: 1 Vishal Pathak (PSEB), 2 Anil (Hr), 3 Sunder (Hry); 4X400 m: 1 PSEB, 2 Haryana, 3 Maharashtra; Pole Vault: 1 Baldev Singh, 2 Sajan (Kerala), 3 Sahil (UP); 100 m race: 1 Pardeep (Hr), 2 Vishal Pathak (PSEB), 3 Anil (Hr). |
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Chandigarh Cricket Academy clinch series
Chandigarh, June 29 Batted first, CCAA were 184 all out in 34.3 overs. Roublinder (39) was the highest scorer of the team. Chasing the target, the RCA were bowled out for 149 runs in just 25.4 overs. Akshay (56) and Himmat (31) showed some resistance but could not save the match. Mohit Chaddha claimed five wickets for 36 runs. Brief scores: CCAA: 184 all out in 34.3 overs (Roublinder 39, Amish Sharma 24, Guntosh 23, Tanvir 21, Mohan 4 for 32, Sagar 2 for 35). RCA: 149 all out in 25.4 overs (Akshay 56, Himmat 31, Mohit Chaddha 5 for 36, Tanveer 2 for 20, Guntash 2 for 30). |
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