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Residents demand civil hospital
Mandi Ahmedgarh, July 27
Residents of the town and surrounding villages, falling under Sangrur and Ludhiana districts, have urged Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and health minister Lakshmi Kanta Chawla to upgrade the existing community health centre to a civil hospital.
Members of the Maa Bhagwati Club solemnises a marriage in Ludhiana on Sunday.
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Serving humanity naturally
Ludhiana, July 27
Dr Amresh Kapil, recipient of the Ratna Award and gold medalist in naturopathy, started practising naturopathy in 1985 soon after his wife was diagnosed with blood cancer.
Creativity, talent set stage ablaze
Ludhiana, July 27
The budding designers of International Institute of Fashion Technology (IIFT) here displayed their creative and designer outfits during the annual fashion show at lawns of Sutlej club here last evening. The evening of talent and creativity began with students’ collection on the ramp. The audience witnessed a sizzling fashion show, which was modelled by some big names in the industry, including Rashmi Chaudhry, Meret (Fashion TV model) and Sandeep Bansal (Mr India ’07).
Diagnostic cardiology summit at heart institute
Ludhiana, July 27
Hero DMCH Heart Institute, a unit of Dayanand Medical College and Hospital, today organised its first diagnostic cardiology summit at Maharaja Farms.
A dance troupe perform during IIFT’s annual show at the Sutlej Club in Ludhiana on Saturday evening.
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Charitable homeopathic
dispensary inaugurated
Mandi Ahmedgarh, July 27
Claiming that free medical treatment was the noblest service for lower strata of society, Sant Rameshwar Giri Kheri Wale called upon office-bearers of various social and religious organisations to open more homeopathic and ayurvedic dispensaries and clinics in their respective areas.
Designer bridal wear on display
Ludhiana, July 27
Bride and Groom exhibition that began at hotel Maharaja Regency, Ludhiana, today will continue till July 29. It has been organised by the ITE Group India.
Students showcase talent at Abacus fest
Ludhiana, July 27
Kids at "Abacus fest" of Punjab impressed every one with their skills here today. More than 500 students drawn from 1000 students of Brainobrain’s Abacus belonging to the Punjab and Chandigarh region participated in the competition at Arya College.
Winners of Abacus festival at Arya College in Ludhiana on Sunday. Photo: Inderjeet Verma
Vocational subjects more scoring
Sahnewal, July 27
The students who have studied subjects other than the vocational ones in their senior secondary classes have serious objection against the ones who have studied vocational subjects and secured high marks, thus, diminishing their chances of admission. Non-vocational subjects are less securing due to their theoretical nature.
Students display their exhibits
Doraha, July 27
In order to enhance their learning skills, the students of Green Grove Public School,
Mohanpur, had put up an exhibition-cum-competition of their vacation assignments today.
Students of Green Grove Public School, Mohanpur, display their working and non-working models during the exhibition on Sunday. A Tribune photograph
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