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Expert clears fuzz about fuzzy
logic
Doraha, November 30 Dr Yaduvir Singh said that fuzzy logic is now-a-days widely used in home appliances like smart washing machines which sense the quality of dirt in clothes, the weight of the load and the type of the fabric. Then it adjusts the wash cycle, temperature and detergent level accordingly. In TV sets, fuzzy logic helps in automatically adjusting the volume when the noise in the room increases and decreases and changes its brightness when the intensity of light in the room changes. It is also used in fuel injection, transmission and brake system in advanced cars. The transmission provides a smoother ride and reduces wear and tear. In the medical field too, expert systems use fuzzy logic, which helps doctors diagnose diabetes and prostrate cancer. Recent developments in the field of soft computing and machine intelligence were discussed. Dr Yaduvir Singh said, “Machine Intelligence is the name given to a software, which tries to imitate some powers of human intelligence. It offers an ability to perform tasks outside the scope of traditional processes. Intelligent control is better than conventional control, as the intelligent controller reduces cost, provides superior features and gives better product performance.” Dr A.S. Bansal, Principal, welcomed the resource person and Ms Aarti Bhalla presented the vote of thanks.
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Insurance firm hires 54 MBA students
Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, November 30 A team of four officers from ICICI Prudential namely Mr Ritesh Bhandari, Mr Prashant Mehta, Mr Nishant Gupta and Mr Sanjay Ranam conducted the session. The rigorous selection process started in the morning. The students from 10 institutes -- LCE, Lala Lajpat Rai Institute of Engineering and Technology, Moga, Amritsar College of Engineering and Technology, GGN College, Kharar, Gujranwala Guru Nanak Institute of Management and Technology, Punjab College of Technical Education, Guru Nanak Institute of Management and Technology, Apeejay Institute of Management and Technology, Jalandhar, CT Institute of Management and Technology, Jalandhar, Guru Gobind Singh College of Engineering and Technology, Talwandi Sabo, -- participated. The team selected 30 and 24 candidates for marketing and operations, respectively. Lecturers clear UGC NET
Mr Manoj Arora, Mr Vikram Puri, Mr Rishi Kesh, Mr Monika Chopra and Mr Neeru Gupta of the Postgraduate Department of Commerce and Management, Kamla Lahotia College, have cleared the UGC NET. A small get-together was organised on the college campus to honour these young achievers on Thursday. Students’ rally
Students of Lajpai Rai DAV College and DAV Centenary Public School, Jagraon, organised a chetna rally to create awareness among public about the dangers of social evils here on Wednesday. The rally was flagged off by Capt Vijay Kumar Syal, president, Arya Samaj, Ludhiana, and Mr Gurpreet Singh Khathra, SDM, Jagraon. More than 1,100 students from various schools and colleges of Jagraon participated in the rally. People from different walks of life gave an overwhelming response. Starting from Lajpat Rai DAV College, Jagraon, a large number of academicians, social activists, Arya Samaj followers and students holding banners and placards marched through various bazaars of the town. They were warmly welcomed by the Jagraon Senior Citizens Council. Ms Santosh Puri, Principal of the college, Jagraon, exhorted the people to help make society a better place for our children. Students visit Verka plant
The Khalsa Institute of Management and Technology (KIMT) organised an industrial visit to Verka Milk Plant, Ferozepur Road, for its management students here on Thursday. The students along with Prof Aabha.G. Sikri visited the plant and had a view of the functioning of various departments of the plant. The institute director, Dr R.S. Gupta, in a press statement, said the purpose of the visit was to make the students aware of the manufacturing processes. The visit began with an interaction with Mr Marwaha, the Marketing Head, and Mr Dhimaan, who explained the marketing strategies of Verka Plant to the students. The students were guided to the production department to witness the actual production of various dairy products. The visit comprised of a thorough study of the production procedure of various dairy products of Verka. The students visited the processing and chilling section, powder plant, butter section, boiler section etc.
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Science exhibition at Doraha college
Doraha, November 30 Models on pollution and solar cooker were displayed. Other models on the green house effect, layers of atmosphere, solar system, water cycle and change of seasons were appreciated by students. A calligraphy competition for class VI students, a drawing competition for class VII and a science chart-making competition for class IX students was also organised. In the calligraphy competition, Pardeep Kaur won the first prize and Nisha Rani got the second prize. In the drawing competition, Rupinder Kaur won the first prize and Parminder Kaur got the second prize. In science chart-making competition, Gurvinder Kaur won the first prize and Manpreet Kaur second prize. Ms Naresh Sood, Principal, gave away prizes to the winners. Seminar on religion
Ludhiana: The Guru Gobind Singh Study Circle organised a seminar on ‘significance of religion in today’s environment’ at Baba Isher Singh College for Women, Jagraon, today. Master Satnam Singh Sallopuri, Director, Youth Services, said religion did not mean carrying out rituals but working hard and honestly, treating people equal and serving the poor and deprived. Prof Kanwaljeet Kaur was appointed in charge of the local study circle unit.
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Cultural extravaganza at founder’s day
Our Correspondent
Ludhiana, November 30 Kalbelia dance performed by a tribe of Rajasthan with its zestful movements left the audience spellbound. Sapanish Salsa dance was also mind boggling. ‘Main Hindustan Hoon’, a choreography depicting India in its myriad aspects, was well performed. The plays ‘The Refund’ in English and ‘Ali Ka Nikaah’ in Hindi showed children’s talent in histrionics. Lt-Col (Dr) D.B. Sharma, Director of the school, proposed a vote of thanks. Story telling competition
An English and Hindi story telling competition was held at Kundan Vidya Mandir School, Civil Lines, here on Thursday.The students narrated interesting stories, which were enjoyed by the audience. The results of the contest are: Class I: English -- Vidushi Jindal I, Prityush Bansal II, Bhavik Jain III. Hindi -- Chahat Bhandari I, Yanya Jain II, Purnima Chopra III. Class II: English -- Sehaj Kaur I, Surnima II, Anshu Jain III. Hindi -- Deepali Jain I, Mansha Khurana II, Tanvi Sahanan III. NCC Day celebrated
The NCC girl cadets of Tagore Public School celebrated NCC Day under the command of the Principal, Ms Rajinder Kaur. During the morning assembly the cadets took a pledge to fight the menace of dowry. Sehajmeet, a cadet, spoke on the ill effects of the custom of dowry. The cadets, who had excelled in painting and essay writing competitions in a 10-day camp held earlier, were awarded. The winners of the competitions were Essay writing competition: Anu Aggarwal of IX C, I, Aanchal of VII A, II, Shallu Gupta of VII B, III. Painting Competition: Anjali of IX C, I, Jasmine of VIII B, II, Prerna of VIII C, III.
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Teachers asked to be more devoted
Mandi Ahmedgarh, November 30 The organisers felicitated Ms Rani Sharma and Mr Baldev Singh, veteran educationists of the school, for the role played by them in educating students from the lower stratum of society. “Teachers have to be very tactful while handling problems of the children. People want their wards to be trained in all spheres of life, but do not allow even a single word uttered to them,” commented Mr Kedar Nath Kapila, an office-bearer of the management committee. Mr Pardeep Sharda, Principal, Mr Abhay Jain, Mr Ravinder Puri and Mr Rajnish Sharma, a former president of the Municipal Council, spoke on the occasion.
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Miss World Punjaban:
Ludhiana, November 30 Punjabi girls from Ludhiana, Moga, Sangrur, and Rajasthan, Jammu and Kashmir and other states of India and abroad showed that they still had the Punjabi spirit. The contest was held to shortlist contestants for the semifinals to be held on December 2, 3 in Chandigarh. As per Mr Jasmer Singh Dhatt, founder chairman and director of the beauty pageant, 3,500 contestants from all over India and abroad had sent in their applications for the contest. The contestants showcased their talent through dance and their knowledge about the Punjabi culture. The contestants were dressed in traditional Punjabi attire and jewellery. They danced on Punjabi folk songs. The girls dressed in bright colours looked true Punjabi jattis. The final of the event would be held at the GRD Academy, Humbran Road, on December 16. ETC Punjabi and Zee Punjabi would telecast the event.
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