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Short on bucks, but not brillianceSon of a rickshaw puller, Om Parkash, who has secured 483rd rank in the CET exam, has no money to deposit his counselling fee.
 Amritsar, July 1
“I will not be able to bear the expenses on the education of my son Om Parkash, who has secured 483rd rank in the Combined Entrance Test (CET) conducted by Punjab Technical University.”

Son of a rickshaw puller, Om Parkash, who has secured 483rd rank in the CET exam, has no money to deposit his counselling fee.

Dining Den
 From softy corner to multi-cuisine restaurant
 Amritsar, July 1
Crystal restaurant is a name synonymous with fine-dining cuisine. A few people know that it started soon after the Partition. But one thing most of the people know is that it has scrumptious cuisine that anyone would desire. Over the past years the Crystal restaurant has undergone innumerous developments. The late Bihari Lal Khanna laid the foundation of Crystal by selling “softies” in a small space on daily rental basis, which is now spotted as the famous “Softy Corner.”



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No Greenhorns
Members of the National No Pasina Commission (NNPC), a voluntary organisation, take out a rally to spread awareness on women rights in Amritsar
Members of the National No Pasina Commission (NNPC), a voluntary organisation, take out a rally to spread awareness on women rights in Amritsar on Tuesday. — Photo by Vishal Kumar

Spl SAI centre to tap young talent
Amritsar, July 1
The Sports Authority of India (SAI), New Delhi has established STC Day Scholar Extension Centre at Guru Nanak Dev University from the current academic session.

Bhangra in Chinatown
Tarn Taran, July 1
For its third cultural exchange program to be held in China, the union ministry of cultural and sports has selected six students of bhangra and gidda teams from Shri Guru Angad Dev College, Khadoor Sahib.

Women, mostly from rural background, are working as salesgirls in various outlets in the city. Malls are the new job mills for women
Amritsar, July 1
With globalisation spreading its wings across the world and the holy city being no exception to it, we see big malls and complexes mushrooming in every nook and cranny of the city.

Women, mostly from rural background, are working as salesgirls in various outlets in the city. — A Tribune photograph

Dist docs want new act on Andhra pattern
Tarn Taran, July 1
On the occasion of Doctors’ Day, a district-level meeting of the doctors was held on Tuesday under the guidance of Dr Kashmir Singh Sohal, senior vice-president of the PCMS Specialist Doctors Association, Punjab.

Artists of Manch Rangmanch stage ‘Moran Sarkar’ at Punjab Naatshala in Amritsar. Manch Rangmanch: Creating history in Indo-Pak theatre
Amritsar, July 1
Manch Rangmanch, a cultural action organisation, has scripted a unique  history in the field of Punjabi theatre by organising annual theatre workshops of Indo-Pak artistes in Amritsar for the past eight years.

Artists of Manch Rangmanch stage ‘Moran Sarkar’ at Punjab Naatshala in Amritsar. — Photo by Vishal Kumar 



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