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Abohar
100 per cent result: The DAV College here has achieved 100 per cent result in the PU semester exams in MSc (IT), MSc (Biotechnology) and M.Com, principal Dr BB Sharma informed in a press release on Wednesday. Toppers in various classes include Neha, Rajesh Kumar, Neha Chhabra, Parul Nagori and
Shilpa.Bathinda
International Nurses Day: State Institute of Nursing and Para Medical Sciences, Badal, celebrated the International Nurses Day on Wednesday at the college campus. Principal Anjli James delivered a welcome address and briefed about the activities and achievements of the college. The function began with the lamp lightning ceremony by the chief guest Dr DS Sidhu, registrar, BFUHS, Faridkot. Dr Satwant Baltej, vice-principal, AIMS, Muktsar, Prof Bhatacharya, AIMS, Muktsar and Prabhjot Kaur, principal, Multipurpose (F) Training School, Bathinda were present on the occasion. The guests addressed the gathering and distributed prizes.
Jalandhar
BJP holds protest: Activists of the BJP today held a protest against the alleged politicisation of the CBI and gave a memorandum to the administration. Bhagat Manohar Lal, in charge of the media cell of the party, said the members felt that a clean chit to Jagdish Tytler and Sajjan Kumar was an indication of their allegations. They demanded that independent investigation be again conducted into the matter.
Nawanshahr
4 petrol station owners booked: The district police has started registering cases against the petrol station owners who have been violating the orders of the District Magistrate issued under section 144 of the CrPC of installing CCTV cameras at the stations. DSP Satpal Singh Bhangu said cases under section 188 of the IPC were registered against four petrol station owners - Sushil Kumar, Jatinder Singh, Kewal Krishan and Prabhjot Kaur - for not complying with the orders of the District Magistrate.
RAIKOT
Eye camp: An eye camp was organised at Guru Institute on Wednesday. Around 150 patients were examined at the camp.
RAJPURA
Nursing Day: Nursing week and International Nursing Day was celebrated by Swift Institute of Nursing as a mark of respect to Florence Nightingale. Dr G
Munjal, president of Swift Fundamental Research and Education Society, and managing director,
Ind-Swift Laboratories Limited, emphasised on the need to carry the mission of serving sick and needy with sincerity and appealed to nurses to work with passion to serve humanity.
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