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Training of farmers for Canada begins
Ludhiana, April 19
A four-week training course for farmers for Canada began at Kairon Kisan Ghar of Punjab Agricultural University today .Thirty farmers are attending this course which is being organised by the Directorate of Extension Education, PAU, sponsored by
WWICS.
Pvt schools want board to review decision
Amloh, April 19
The local unit of the Punjab Private Schools Organisation has flayed the proposal of the Punjab School Education Board to stop Board Examination for private students. Public schools are out of the reach of the middle and poor classes whereas the post of teachers are lying vacant in government schools. The only choice remains with private schools.
Students burn Johar’s effigy
Ludhiana, April 19
The Punjab Student Union (Shaheed Randhava), Punjab Students Federation, and
other students unions held a strike and burnt the effigy of Harnam Dass Johar
here today to protest against the state government’s decision to privatise the
Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs).
Various students’ federations burn the effigy of state Education Minister Harnam Dass Johar against the move to
privatise ITIs, in Ludhiana on Tuesday. — Photo by I.V. |
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Career counselling at GNIMT for plus II students
Ludhiana, April 19
Guru Nanak Institute of Management and Technology (GNIMT), Gujarkhan Campus, organised a seminar on career counselling for plus II students. About 70 students of various schools from Ludhiana and nearby areas participated in the seminar recently. Many parents of students also accompanied them.
Dharamsot promises regularisation of contractual teachers
Amloh, April 19
Children are the future of our country, the development and freedom of the country depends upon them, so the teachers should look after their all- round development, keeping aside their personal money for the purpose, asserted Mr. Sadhu Singh Dharamsot, Parliamentary Secretary (Home, Justice and PWD).
Protest by
govt teachers
Samrala, April 19
Hundreds of government school teachers wore black badges as a mark of protest
against the Punjab Government’s policy of respectedly handing over the
management of 2,000 government schools to the Oswal group of industries and
Lovely Group.

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