Trophies for Shivalik, YPS students
SAS Nagar, May 15
Shivalik Public School here won the overall trophy in the inter-school painting/poster making competition, while Yadavindra Public School won the overall trophy in the essay writing competition organised by the Generation Saviour Association.
Students make traffic video
Panchkula, May 15
To motivate students for opting media as a career, students of Satluj Public School in Sector 4, made a video film on the movement of traffic in Chandigarh’s Sector 17 today.
College insures students, staff
Chandigarh, May 15
In an interesting development, Goswami Ganesh Dutt Sanatan Dharam College here has insured all its students against accident or anyother emergency till the time they are on the campus.
IT Club starts on PEC campus
Chandigarh, May 15
The Society for Promotion of IT in Chandigarh (SPIC) run by the Chandigarh Administration’s Department of Information Technology today announced the launch of the IT Club for IT professionals of the city with its headquarters at the SPIC-Microsoft Centre of Excellence on the Punjab Engineering College
(PEC) campus.
School World: Helpline
Parents often worry about spoiling their children. A critical question is whether parenting style can determine child outcomes and whether parents can foster mature, well adjusted behaviour in their children.
History
The Tiger of Mysore and his rocket barrages
While American rockets and missiles rained over Iraq few remembered that the original use of rocket barrages was learnt by the English-speaking world from Tipu Sultan of
Mysore. Hyder Ali had deployed military rockets against the Marathas in the 1780s.
Bawa granted bail
Panchkula, May 15
The Additional District and Sessions Judge, Mr L.N. Jain yesterday granted bail to Himachal Indian National Trade Union Congress
(INTUC) leader Amarjit Singh Bawa, an accused in a case of wrongful restraining, criminal intimidation and assault.
Photolab proprietors get bail
Chandigarh, May 15
While granting bail to proprietors of Shri Gurdev Photo Colour, Sector 17, and Ms Neera
Loomba, in a case of criminal breach of trust filed against them by Nisheeth
Bhatt, a local court has directed them not to leave the country without permission. The accused were granted bail by the court after they furnished bail bonds of Rs 25,000 each with one local surety.
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