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Founders' Day celebrated
Ludhiana, December 27 A play 'Nashe pawen puadee' written by Davinder Ravi was staged. It carried the message for students to atay away from drugs. The chief guest was Mr Hira Singh Gabarui and the guest of honour was Ms Gurdip Kaur, councillor of Ward No 32. The chief guest gave away prizes to meritorious students. Principal Suman Sharma thanked the parents. The show was anchored by Mr Kanwaljit Singh and Surinder Nath.
Awards for GADVASU scientists
Ludhiana, December 27 Dr Bakshi is also a member of the Departmental Promotion Committee of the Central Avian Research Institute, Izatnagar. Meanwhile, Dr
R.S. Sethi, Associate Professor, Department of Veterinary Anatomy and Histology,
GADVASU, has been awarded the Late Dr G. Rajeshwar Rao Memorial Award and a gold medal for excellence for the paper entitled “Experimental study of ofloxacin toxicity on eyeball, liver and kidney: Histopathological changes” during the 21st Annual Convention of Indian Association of Veterinary Anatomists held on December 21-23 at the Faculty of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry,
R.S. Pura, Jammu. In the same convention, Dr Neelam Bansal and Dr Varinder Uppal were awarded the Best Poster Paper Presentation Awards for their poster presentations. Dr Anoop Kumar of the Department of Veterinary Anatomy and Histology,
GADVASU, was conferred upon the Young Scientist Award and a gold medal for the paper entitled “Morphogenesis of salivary glands during prenatal development in buffalo.”
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NSS volunteers get first-aid training
Tribune News Service
Ludhiana December 27 A social awareness rally against social problems like female foeticide, AIDS, drug addiction etc. has also been organised by the volunteers in Alour village. The volunteers undertook the projects like cleanliness of college campus, levelling of college playground and preparation of a badminton court at Government Middle School, Alour. A visit to the old-age home, Kusht ashram and a medical check up camp will be undertaken in the coming days. Mr O P Goyal, president and Mr Chaman Lal Garg, secretary, respectively of the Gobindgarh Educational and Social Welfare Trust, Mr Suresh Goyal, chairman, college managing committee and Principal Dr Suresh Tandon appreciated the spirit of students and motivated them to work for the noble cause. NCC training camp
A 12-day annual training camp by 3rd Punjab NCC Battalion, is being held at Satish Chander Dhawan Government College. About 350 NCC Cadets, including 44 girls, are taking part in the camp. For the first time, many rural students are taking part in the camp. Besides rifle and drill training, students will take part in many social service activities, too. Today, a tree plantation drive was conducted on the college premises. Colonel Amrek Singh said on December 30, the students will donate blood. He said the camp was organised to inculcate good habits and instill moral values among the students.
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Lecture on facial injuries
Ludhiana, December 27 Dr Uppal disclosed that nearly 70 per cent injuries were sustained over face and head during vehicular accidents. Upper jaw, lower jaw and nasal bones were most commonly fractured. Such patients were to be transported in a position where they were turned to one side, so that the blood and other secretions should not go into the windpipe and block the respiration. He stressed that if the trauma victim was unconscious, this manoeuvre would help prevent patient’s tongue blocking the airway. “If possible, neck should be supported by a collar till the injury to neck vertebrae is ruled out. The patients should not be given anything to drink or eat as it may prove dangerous and also delays the operation.” The first aid like clearing mouth and throat of blood and secretions, starting an intravenous drip, injections like tetanus toxoid, antibiotics and pain killer, Dr Uppal maintained, should be undertaken at the nearest health care facility. Special care should be taken to take out broken teeth. The diagnosis of the fractures had become easier now a days with the availability of CT scan. The skull could be viewed from all angles after a 3D-CT scan, which could detect even the slightest displacement after fractures. Most of these injuries were best treated by a team of doctors involved in trauma care, which included plastic surgeons, general surgeons, neurosurgeons, orthopaedic surgeons, ENT specialists and dental surgeons, he added.
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Old classmates relive schooldays
Doraha, December 27 Mr Prem Goyal and Mr Nirdosh Kumar Nosha, who were the chief organisers of the meet, welcomed their batch mates. Dr Narinder Singh, one of the batch mate, who is presently settled in the USA, also attended the get together. The classmates, who were accompanied by their spouses, shared their professional and personal experiences of life. Mr Dinesh Vinayak, Mr Balwinder Singh and Mr Ashok Nirmal recalled their cherished memories during their stay at the school. All classmates enjoyed dancing together and had dinner.
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City student meets Hrithik Roshan
Ludhiana, December 27 The company said today that by launching such contests, game shows, exciting value-added services and other attractive incentives, it strived to make mobile usage a pleasurable experience for its customers.
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