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November 24, 2001, Chandigarh, India
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900 students join polio rally Chandigarh, November 23 The rally that started from the school premises and went through various sectors was led by headmaster Bahadur Singh. The rally was flagged off by Dr Rameshwer Chander, Director, Health Services, Chandigarh. |
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Rally by GMCH
employees union Chandigarh, November 23 Among other leaders of the employees, Mr Ashwani Munjal, general secretary of the PGI Employees Union, addressed the employees of the GMCH at the rally. The GMCH employees are protesting against the alleged wrong suspension of two nurses of the hospital and the illegal and arbitrary acts of the nursing superintendent. |
Deependu, Surbhi Mahajan declared best
athletes Chandigarh, November 23 Mr Brahmjit Kalia, DEO, UT Administration, presided over the function and gave away the prizes. As many as 165 medals and prizes were awarded to the winners of various events while 110 students awarded for their 100 per cent attendance. Deependu and Surbhi Mahajan were declared the best boy and best girl athlete respectively.
SGGS-26 win SGGS College, Sector 26, retained the men team championship in the 14th Chandigarh State Table Tennis Championship played here today at Sector 23 TT hall. SGGS paddlers won all their league matches. In the league matches, they beat RBI team at 3-2 while in another tie, they outplayed AG Audit, Haryana, at 3-1.
Selection trial The Chandigarh Kho-Kho Association will hold the selection trials to select the UT State Kho-Kho team for the forthcoming national championship. These trials will be held on December 3 at Government Model Senior Secondary School, Sector 35. Earlier, the association had decided to conduct the state kho-kho meet from November 24 but due to the ongoing National Games. This was stated by Mr Harjit Singh, president of the association, in a press release here today.
Tug-of-war teams Paramjeet Singh and Satinder Kaur will lead the Chandigarh men and women tug-of-war teams for the forthcoming senior national tug-of-war championship to be held at Nakodar (Punjab) from November 27 to 30. The teams are — (boys) Paramjeet (captain), Amrik Singh, Arshdeep Singh, Sunil Kumar, Ram Kumar, Sukhpreet Singh, Jatinder Singh, Narinder Singh, Harkeerat Singh, Rakesh Kumar; (women) — Satinder Kaur (captain), Sabina, Meena Kumari, Neelu, Meera Thakur, Pinky Rani, Sangeeta, Kiran Bala, Sapna Chauhan, Neelam and Mamta Sharma. Mr Rajpal Singh, Ajit Singh, SP Chauhan and Loveleen Kaur will be the officials of the team. |
Admn order on sale
of spices, condiments Chandigarh, November 23 The DHS has brought to the notice of the shopkeepers/grinder units that the packed spices and condiments shall carry a label as required under Rule 32 of the PFA rules framed under the PFA Act. The DHS has also directed that all grinders will satisfy the food inspector on the spot through documents that the spices are not for public sale and the material belongs to the customer which has been sent for grinding purposes for their own consumption and in case it is not proved, appropriate action will be taken action against the defaulter. In case the manufacturer is not a packer or a bottler, the name and complete address of the packing or bottling unit should be specified on the label. In case the manufacturer or the company from and on whose behalf the packing or bottling is being done, the label shall carry the complete address along with the written authority or both. The DHS has also ordered that the shopkeepers and mill-owners will display on the notice board that loose spices are not sold here. |
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