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PGI raids: panel to give report shortly
Chandigarh, October 2 Though the PGI authorities had constituted a committee of senior faculty members, headed by Prof Deepak Bhasin of the Department of Gastroenterology, to investigate the matter, the investigations seem to be have yielded nothing till date. The committee had provided the staff a chance to justify the presence of “objectionable” items in their lockers and then submit a report to the PGI management. The Bhasin Committee had to submit the report in a few days, but no time limit was fixed for it as such. The Chief Vigilance Officer, Prof Amod Gupta, newly appointed sub-dean of the PGI, said the Bhasin Committee had been investigating the case and would give a consolidated report over it shortly. Highly placed sources in the PGI say the case is being hushed up following resentment from doctors, technical staff and employees working in OTs. Faculty members had met the director, PGI, to express their annoyance and frustration following the raids. Sources in the department claimed that the raids were conducted following directions from the top brass of the PGI management after complaints of pilferage.
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100 donate blood on Gandhi Jayanti
Chandigarh, October 2 The camp was organised in collaboration with the Rotary Blood Bank Society, Chandigarh, and the Lioness Blood Bank Club Centre, Panchkula, on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. Mr Gaurav Yadav, SSP, inaugurated the camp and appealed to the gathering to follow the teachings of the father of the Nation. Mr R.S. Chauhan, president of the association, stressed on the need of volunteer blood donation. The association also honoured young donors. |
Mayank, Mehak victorious
Chandigarh, October 2 The results: Under4 years:- (boys)- 1. Mayank 2 Harkarman 3. Angad Brar. (Girls): Tanya; 4-6 years:- (boys)- 1. Aryan Pal, 2. Arsh Sharma 3. Prayag Sharma (Girls):- Ashrin Midha 2. Visheshta Kalra 3.Vartika Gupta; 6-8 years:- (boys)- 1. Subhkarman, 2. Gurbir Singh. 3 Abhinav (girls)- 1 Tammana, 2. Anubhuti, 3. Apita; 8-10 years:- (boys)- 1. Sahil Asht 2. Tejbir Singh (girls)- 1 Darshvinder Kaur 2 Tanu Gaur 3. Tammana Arora; 10-12 years:- (boys)- Hardeep 2. Shivam Thakur 3. Simrat Lamba (girls):- Naina Jaiswal 2. Aditi 3.Anchal; 12-14 years (boys):- 1. Maninder Tiwana 2. Rajwinder Singh 3. Vipin Kumar. (girls):- Pawandeep Tiwana 2. Ishita Gargi 3. Vrinda; 14 years and above:- (boys):- 1. Anant Puri 2. Hargun Singh 3. Arashdeep Singh (girls):- Gurleen; rink race-II under 4 years:- (boys)- 1. Harkarman 2. Mayank; 4-6 years:- (boys)- 1. Aryan Pal, 2. Arsh Sharma 3. Vishesh; (girls):- Ashrin Midha 2. Pragun 3. Khayati; 6-8 years:- (boys)- 1. Mohit Yadav 2. Akash Rana. 3. Akshit Bhalla (girls)- 1. Tammana, 2. Sirjana, 3. Richa; 8-10 years:- (boys)- 1. Bhavdeep 2. Sahil Asht 3. Mohit Thakur (girls)- 1. Tammana Sethi 2 Tanu Gaur 3. Tammana Arora; 10-12 years:- (boys)- 1. Simrat Lamba 2. Shubha 3. Amitoj (girls):- 1. Jyoti Rana 2. Niana Jaswal; 12-14 years (boys):- 1. Maninder Tiwana 2. Rahul 3. Abhishek. (girls):- 1. Mehak 2. Pawandeep 3. Ishita; 14 years and above:- (boys):- 1. Sachin 2. Hargun Singh 3. Gaurav; Inline Under 4 yrs. 1. Tanya; road race 4-6 years:- (boys)- 1. Prayag Sharma 2. Kartik 3. Vinayak; (girls):- 1. Visheshta Kalra 2. Mrinaal Vashisht 3. Sonam Garg; 6-8 years:- (boys)- 1. Mohit Yadav 2. Akash Rana. 3. Akshit Bhalla (girls)- 1. Sirjana 2. Anubhuti 3. Richa; 8-10years:- (boys)- 1. Bhavdeep 2. Mohit Thakur 3. Amandeep (girls)- 1. Darshwinder Kaur 2. Meghna 3. Seerat; 10-12 years:- (boys)-1. Hardeep 2. Sidhant 3. Shivam (girls):- 1. Jyoti Rana 2. Aditi 3. Anchal; 12-14 years (boys):- 1. Rahul 2. Karan 3. Vipan. (girls):- 1. Mehak; 14 years and above:- (boys):- 1. Anant Puri 2. Sachin 3. Arshdeep Girls:- Gurleen; roller hockey:- Sub. Jr. Boys: Bhavan Vidyalaya Pkl. 1, Ryan International 2, Bhavan Vidyalaya-27 3; Sub Jr. Girls: Ryan International 1, K.B.D.A.V. Sec.7.2; Jr. Boys: Bhavan Vidyalaya 1, K.B.D.A.V. Sec.7 2, Harkrishan Senior Secondary School 3. |
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Convincing win for DAV-8 in hockey tourney
Chandigarh, October 2 In another super league match Ganga International Public School, Delhi defeated Army School, Jammu, 6-0. Varinder (2), Narinder (2), Manish (1) and Bhupinder (1) were responsible for the one-sided victory of Ganga school. In yet another super league encounter, DAV Public School, Sector 15 , team beat Army School, Jammu, 3-0. Ravneet, Jammu and Abhishek scored one goal each for the winners. Maintaining their winning spree, DAV SSS, Sector 8, routed DAV Public School, Sector 15, (10-0) in the U-19 semi-final super league fixture. Gagandeep (3), Jaspreet (2), Sukhbir (2), Jaipal (1), Shamsher (1) and Lovepreet (1) were the main scorers for the winning team. The match between hosts Shivalik Public School, Sector 41, and the defending champions Netaji Public School, Ropar, ended in a draw 1-1. Amandeep gave Shivalik School lead while Sukhbir levelled the score for Netaji Public School. Tomorrow on the final day, Shivalik Public School team will take on St. Soldier’s School, Panchkula, and Ganga International Public School will face strong contenders DAV Public School, Sector 8. |
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Nadia wins three TT titles
Chandigarh, October 2 In the under-20 category, she beat Meghna of Sacred Heart School, Sector 26, 11-1, 11-8, 11-6, 11-6. In the under-17 tie, she prevailed over Meghna 11-8, 2-11, 11-4, 11-8, 11-9. In the women’s singles match, she defeated Sadhika Kaushal of Government Model School, Sector 35, 11-8, 11-7, 11-8, 11-9. Vikas Sharma of AG Audit Punjab bagged the men’s singles title, defeating Dev Saini of Excel Call Net Private Limited 7-11, 11-8, 11-8, 11-3, 11-3. |
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Panchkula shuttlers win laurels
Panchkula, October 2 Peeyush Aggarwal and Kannupriya finished winners in men’s and women’s singles, respectively. In singles events, seven shuttlers won top honours while five finished runners-up. In doubles events, eight gold medals were won by players from the town and three pairs bagged silver medals. |
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Yogita wins two races
Chandigarh, October 2 This meet, in which as many as 1500 players participated, was inaugurated by Mr Pawan Bansal, Union Minister of State for Finance, while Chandigarh MC Mayor Surinder Singh declared the meet close. The final day results are: U-16 (girls)— 100 m: Yogita 1, Jyoti Sharma 2, Kirti 3. U-16 (girls)—400 m: Yogita 1, Reena Kochar 2, Simran Dhanda 3 U-16 (girls)—400 m: Yogita 1, Reena Kochar 2, Simran Dhanda 3 U20 (boys)— 1500m: Surinder 1, Lakhwinder Sinder 2, Jagdeep Singh 3 U-20 (girls)—High Jump: Anu Priya Sharma 1, Manju Kumari 2, Lakhbir Kaur 3. |
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Sports meet
Chandigarh, October 2 The results: U-12 boys (800 mts.): Ankit 1, Manish 2, Manoj Kumar 3; U-12 girls (800 mts.): Shivani 1, Swati 2, Kiran 3; U-20 boys (1500 mts.): Surinder 1, Lakeinder Singh 2, Jagdeep Singh 3; U-20 boys (Shotput): Kashish 1, Anmol 2, Amanpreet 3; U-20 girls (1500 mts.): Amandeep Kaur 1, Mandeep Kaur 2 Sweety 3; U-20 girls (Shotput): Sweety 1, Gargi 2, Bimla 3; men (5000 mts): Joginder 1, Virender Kumar 2, Lakhwinder Singh 3.
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Dharmani to lead PCA
Mohali, October 2 The PCA President’s XI team which would take on Bangladesh on October 4 would comprise Pankaj Dharmani (captain), Sunny Sohal, Amit Uniyal, Ravi Inder Singh, Sumit Sharma, Uday Kaul, Ravneet Ricky, Sarabjit Singh, Gaurav Gupta, Bipul Sharma, Gagandeep Singh, Amanpreet Singh, Love Ablish, Ishan Malhotra and Rajesh Sharma. There would be two changes for the match against Sri Lanka on October 5, with Gaurav Marwaha and Hardevinder Singh in for Sunny Sohal and Amit Uniyal.
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