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Hanhemann birth
anniversary Chandigarh, April 10 A free medical clinic on the college campus was inaugurated on the occasion by the chief guest, Dr M.L. Jalota, Assistant Director, Homoeopathy, UT Administration. While addressing the students, Dr Jalota emphasised that the principles laid down by Dr Hanhemann should be practised in letter and in spirit. Dr R.P. Sharma, a veteran homoeopath and one of the founding fathers of the college, presided over the function. Dr Sharma impressed upon the students to practise homoeopathy but understand its limitations also. |
Rahul shines in DAV ‘A’ win Chandigarh, April 10 Winning the toss and elected to bat first, DYFI XI began well as they managed to score 48 runs in the first seven overs without losing any wicket. Left-arm spinner Sandeep Arora and Sunny Behl bagged two wickets each, thus supported their captain restrict DYFI XI to a total of 120 runs in the stipulated 30 overs. DYFI XI skipper Vinod Kumar scored 46 runs in just 43 deliveries. Chasing a modest total, DAV CC ‘A’ made the mockery of the DYFI bowling and achieved the target in just 16.4 overs. DYFI XI: 120 runs all out in 30 overs (Vinod Kumar 46, Jagat Rawat 27, Sunny Behl 2 for 10, Sandeep Arora 2 for 27, Rahul Panta 2 for 23). DAVCC ‘A’: 124 runs for one in 16.4 overs (Rahul Panta 48 n.o., Sumit Kamboj 35, Rahul 23 n.o.,). In another match of the day, Stadium XI trounced Phoenix XI by seven wickets. Phoenix XI made 132 runs and were all out in 27.1 overs, while Stadium XI was able to score 133 runs for three in 14.5 overs. In yet another tie, Sagar XI routed Gaurav XI by a margin of 86 runs. Sagar XI scored 217 runs for four, while Gaurav XI were bundled out for 131 runs. In another match played at the Gursagar grounds, Sunny XI outclassed Youngs XI by 53 runs. Sunny XI made 145 runs and were all out, while Youngs XI could able to score only 92 runs for the loss of eight wickets.  |
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Shopkeepers resist SAS Nagar, April 10 The protesting shopkeepers blocked a council truck in which the seized goods, mostly bicycles, had been loaded. They demanded that proper receipt should be issued for the goods seized. The protest ended when the Additional Executive Officer council reached the scene and directed that receipts be issued to the shopkeepers concerned. The protesters alleged that the council had adopted a “pick-and-choose” approach while carrying their anti-encroachment drive. |
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Non-veg items to carry colour code Chandigarh, April 10 This was stated by Dr Rameshwar Chander, UT Director Health Services-cum-Food Health Authority, through a press note. The Ministry of Health has issued a notification (dated April 4) providing that any food article which contains whole or part of any animal origin as an ingredient, a declaration to this effect will be made by the manufacturers on the products. Where any article of food contains only egg as non-vegetarian ingredient the manufacturers or packers or sellers may give such declaration in addition to putting the said symbol. Every packet of non-vegetarian food shall bear a symbol or colour code so stipulated for this purpose on the principal display panel, close to the name or trade name of the food, to indicate that the product is non-vegetarian. |
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