AMRITSAR
Blood donation: A blood donation
camp was organised at the local BBK DAV College
for Women. It was inaugurated by Mrs Parminder
Kaur, wife of the Deputy Commissioner, Amritsar.
As many as 35 students donated blood.Rotary club:
The following have been elected office-bearers of
the Rotary Club: President Mr Harnam Dass
Arora; President-elect Mr K.G. Sapra;
Vice-President Mr Sanjeev Sud; Secretary
Mr Surinder Singh; Joint Secretary
Col I.S. Parmar; and Finance Secretary Mr
Yash Pal Mahajan.
Boy dead:
An 18-year-old boy, identified as Aarpee, was
found hanged from a tree near the Construction
Department building on the Guru Nanak Dev
University campus here on Friday. The boy was the
son of a university employee and was studying in
B.A. (II) and doing the university computer
course. The police is investigating.
JALANDHAR
Awarded: The Border Security
Force, Punjab frontier headquarters, Doordarshan
Kendra and Bharat Petroleum, members of the local
Town Official Language Implementation Committee,
have been awarded first, second and third prizes,
respectively, for promoting Hindi as an official
language. The awards were given at Agra recently
by the Department of official Languages, Ministry
of Home Affairs.
MOGA
Kerosene shortage: An acute shortage of
kerosene in this town for the past several days
has caused inconvenience to the consumers. This
has led to the commodity being sold on the black
market at Rs 10 a litre. Consumers say that they
never get kerosene at the fair price shops.
PATIALA
Essay competition: The Academy of Sikh
Religion and Culture organised an essay writing
competition in which Harpreet Kaur of Government
Victoria School (senior group) and Amanpreet Kaur
of Sri Dasmesh School (junior group) won first
prizes. Besides, 24 students were also given
prizes, according to a press note of the academy
here on Saturday.
Camp:
The Dedicated Brothers group organised the 25th
free distribution camp at Gurdwara Baba Kahan
Singh here. The group also organised free
cardigan distribution camp at Government High
School, Gandhi Nagar, according to a press
release of the group here on Saturday.
Demanded:
The Tripuri Main Bazar Welfare Association urged
the Commissioner, Municipal Corporation, that the
road from the RDA office to Water Tank, Tripuri,
should be metalled immediately. In a statement
here on Saturday, association General Secretary
J.L. Verma alleged that many letters were written
to the municipal authorities but nothing had been
done to repair the road.
Career
conference: A two-day career
conference-cum-exhibition was organised jointly
by the Deputy Director, Employment, and the NSS
unit on the Punjabi University campus here. Prof
B.S. Bhatia, Dean, Academic, Punjabi University,
presided over the function. Experts from the
different fields shared their values with
students of the various departments of the
university, according to a press note issued by
the District Employment Officer here on Saturday.

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