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His possessions are rare artefacts
Jalandhar, June 24
In today’s fast paced life where it is difficult to spare even a single minute for daily chores, here is a man who has managed to develop his various hobbies into passion.
R.P. Sharma
Loomba Trust helps widows’ kids study
Kapurthala, June 24
The Loomba Trust organised the fourth International Widow Day at senior secondary school in Dhilwan in Kapurthala district. Speaking on the occasion, ADC (development) Kanwal Sher Singh Dhanju said the Loomba Trust had been helping the children of 4,000 widows in different parts of India by providing each of them Rs 500 per month for helping them in study.
Young World
Now join LPU through AIEEE counselling
Jalandhar, June 24
Lovely Professional University (LPU) would be participating in the AIEEE-2008 counselling to be conducted by the Central Counselling Board of the ministry for human resource development, government of India.
Revamp your child’s dreams
Holiday period is on full swing. It is not a doodle to make the best use of this vacant period. A vacation has drastically implored novel meanings for people nowadays. Gone are the days when kids used to plan a couple of months earlier to make a long visit to their ancestral home. The allurement of grandpa’s implausible fairy tales was a big temptation for the kids. The repeated saga of kings and demons never derailed their interest in the magical feast.
Langah wants farmers to
follow PAU guidelines
Jalandhar, June 24
Punjab agriculture minister Sucha Singh Langah asked the farmers to adhere to the guidelines of Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) and the agriculture department from time to time for increasing the depleting underground water level.
Letters
Roots of corruption
Corruption has spread its roots so deep into the present set-up that many people take it as part of their routine life. It prevails on the premise of an understanding between the giver and the receiver of bribe.
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