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SIFT students organise carnival
Ludhiana, October 28 All items on display, including Egyptian photo frames, envelopes, small decorative boxes and designer clothes were made by the students themselves. The budding designers of institute exhibited their collection. The students also displayed products of various crafts like Blue Pottery, Wood Carving, Mojari, Lac work, lndigo Dying, Tarkashi, Tie and Dye miniature paintings, Gems and Stones, Kathputli, Zari Gota, Marble Painting, Block Printing, Block Painting, and Brass Painting.
From Schools & Colleges
Ludhiana, October 28 competition: A mehndi competition on the eve of ‘Karva Chauth' was held at Gobindgarh Public College, Alour (Khanna) yesterday. More than 50 girl students participated in the competition. Ritika Sharma of BBA Ist stood first, Shivani and Rohini were second while Randeep Kaur stood third. ART FESTIVAL: An art festival was organised by Atam Public School on Saturday.The students displayed their skill and interest in the field of art and craft. Pots and vases made of wax and glass,toys, diyas, karva chauth plates were the center attraction of the art festival. Framed fiber glass painting,tile painting ,bed sheets, salwar suits with block painting were also displayed. competition held: Dimple of class six stood first in the Mehndi competition organised Shanti Niketan Adarsh Vidyalaya, Benjamin Road. As many as 80 students participated in the competition. Song competition : Student of Government Senior Secondary School, Punjab Agricultural University participated at an inter-house folk dance competition organised on the school premises on Saturday.
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Fusion 2007 concludes
Ludhiana, October 28 The winners looked overwhelmed and walked away with exciting prizes and trophies. Satyanand Munjal, president, school managing committee, was the chief-guest. H laid great emphasis on the need of such events to uplift talent and creativity. The key element of the closing ceremony was the presentation of the best performances of the participants in solo dance, group song and group dance. The show came to an end with the presentation of Bhangra by the host school.
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Religious functions bring people
closer: Singer
Mandi Ahmedgarh, October 28 Many among the audience were seen dancing to his deeply devotional voice. Stories depicting miraculous powers of the deity were narrated.
Behal called upon the youth of the area to respect and serve their parents before finding solace at religious places. He said religious functions were the only occasions where leaders of all political parties interacted with each other irrespective of political consideration. “Contrary to common belief that the religion causes widening of gap among various communities and their leaders, including politicians, the ceremonies like
sandhyas, jagrans and nagar kirtans bring people from all sections of society closer,” Behal said.
Rajnish Sharma, president, Vidya Parcharak Sabha, Bimal Sharma, president, Shri Ram Mandir Committee, and Kedar Nath Kapila spoke.
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PNB told to pay Rs 50,000 relief
Ludhiana, October 28 A.S. Narula, president of the forum and its members pronounced the order while deciding on the complaint filed by Amarjit Singh of Issa Nagar, Kharar. The banker had frozen the account on the basis of a letter by the person who had put his signatures on the account opening form as ‘introducer’ that he had cancelled the introduction. No notice was served on the complainant before freezing the account. The complainant stated that he had a savings account with the PNBank, BRS Nagar branch for the last two years. On May 22, 2006, he withdrew Rs 2,500 through one of the branches in Sector 22, Chandigarh. On June 24, 2006 he presented a cheque (307691) for Rs 1,500 with the Shingaar Cinema road branch of the bank at Ludhiana. But his cheque was not encashed. He tried again, but his cheque was not honoured. He was told that his account had been frozen. He made a written complaint to the branch manager on July 12, 2006, but no reply was sent to him. But after appreciating the evidence on record, the consumer forum observed that the bank officials should have served notice upon the complainant before freezing his account. Evidence produced by the banker showed the bank officials had not made any effort to verify the address of the complainant.
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I will sing till end of my life: Daler Mehandi
Ludhiana, October 28 Commenting on his pending cases in courts, Daler Mehandi said he had faith in law and judiciary. He said he was hopeful to get clean chit in each case as he was not guilty. On increasing trend of reality shows, Daler said it was good that such shows provided platform to the budding artists and many new Punjabi singers were getting recognition. Later, the singer mesmerised thousands of people at the sprawling lawns of Lodhi Club. During the two hour programme, he sang foot-tapping Punjabi and Hindi. Thousands of people were seen enjoying on the hit numbers performed by the singer. Tight security arrangements were made by the club management and police to avoid any unruly incident. Punjabi comedian Jaswinder Bhalla entertained the audience with his comedy. Dance troupe of Ashley Shroff from Mumbai danced to various Hindi tunes. DC Sumer Singh Gurjar was the chief-guest on the occasion while the club executive committee, including Manoj Gupta, Anand Sekri, Rajnish Gupta, Pawan Garg and Ravinder Singh, enjoyed the annual day celebrations.
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