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Ayurvedic clothing that heals!
“A yurveda” an age old science originating from combination of Ayus, meaning “long life” and veda meaning “knowledge”, thus summarized as “Science of long life”.

ASHI- home for abandoned girls

Although they are orphans, abandoned by their families or victims of some heinous crimes but they haven’t given up hope. Giving them a helping hand is the Association for Social Health of India (ASHI).
Girls at ASHI share some light moments with each other in Jalandhar. — Tribune photo by Pawan Sharma

Task ahead for minister
The SAD-BJP combine MLA from Phagwara Swarna Ram has become the cabinet Minister for Techincal Education and Industrial Training, Social Security and Development of Women and Children.

Who needs marriage anyway?
It was a common conception that a woman worries about her future till her marriage. But that concept is diminishing with the progressing time. For some it is better off without a man in their life sans the bonds of marriage.

Young World
Basketball tournament begins
An all India basketball tournament (men and women) was inaugurated at Lovely Professional University on Wednesday. Six teams that are participating for the men’s title are

Polio campaign
All preparations for the pulse polio immunisation campaign to be carried out on March 11 have been completed by the health authorities here.

Keep servants not thieves
Remember the infamous robbery of Rs 1 crore that took place at the Jalandhar residence of liquor baron Ponty Chadda wherein his household servant decamped with the money after giving tea laced with intoxicants to the security guards.

Bank asked to pay up for lost cheque
In a significant judgement, District Conusmer Disputes Redressal Forum, Kapurthala has directed The Kapurthala Central Co-operative Bank Limited to pay damages to a consumer for a lost cheque by the bank.

Training for recruitment
The District Sainik Welfare Office will start free pre-recruitment training for wards of serving defence personnel and ex-servicemen interested in joining the CRPF. Lt Col Manmohan Singh, Deputy Director, Sainik Welfare, said that the minimum eligibility will be matriculation and age between 18 to 23 years, with relaxation of five years for SC/ST candidates and that of three years for BC candidates.

ESIC anniversary celebrations
To commemorate the 55th anniversary of the Employees’ State Insurance Scheme (ESIC), a fortnight- long programme is being organised .The programme would include health checkup camps, adalats for redressal of grievances, meetings and seminars with employers and employee representatives.