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Australia’s all-girl band visiting India
Chandigarh, April 6
Bardot, Australia’s largest selling all-girl quartet band, consisting of Sally
Polihronas, Sophie Monk, Tiffany Wood, and Belinda Chapple, will be visiting India from April 8 to 13 to celebrate the launch of their Indian debut, “Play It Like That”.
It is Bardot’s second album globally, following their self-titled first.
Mumbai is the city that is going to be lucky to witness Bardot’s impressive looks, their even more impressive music and their live-wire performances.
Mann regales audience
Dera Bassi, April 6
Punjabi pop singer Harbhajan Mann had the fans singing to his tunes by presenting three hits from his different albums at a cultural function organised by Ruh Punjab Di, a local cultural club, to mark the second Baisakhi Mela at Ramlila Ground here this evening.
Singing contest for children
Chandigarh, April 6
Yaadgar-e-Rafi Society will hold a singing competition for children (boys and girls) on May 4 at DAV College mini auditorium here.
Heart patients too can become mothers: experts
Chandigarh, April 6
Young women with heart diseases too can become mothers but only after considerable amount of planning. A panel of expert gynaecologists and obstetricians who discussed in detail the management of an unplanned pregnancy in a heart disease patient, stated this during the annual conference of the Northern India Society of the Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Society of India
held at the PGI here today.
Work on anti-AIDS vaccine begins
Chandigarh, April 6
The process for the development of a vaccine against the type of AIDS virus prevalent in India has started. This was stated by Prof Shobha Sehgal, Professor emeritus, Department of Immunopathology, PGI, at the one-day conference of the North Western chapter of Indian Association of Pathologists and Microbiologists held at the PGI here today.
For them every day is
World Health Day
Chandigarh, April 6
Two decades ago, what started as a one-man NGO, with Dr (Brig) M.L. Kataria in the vanguard, today is a selfless team of 18 devoted senior doctors, about 100 social workers and over a dozen medical technologists.

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