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Kundanites visit science city
Ludhiana, September 2 The students of classes III to V enjoyed this trip in two groups. It was primarily arranged to make the children grasp basic scientific facts by observing and experiencing the marvellous models and depictions at the Science City. They were shown himalayan expedition at dome theatre, virtual images, a3D movie, laser show etc. They also relished breakfast at Haveli and delicious lunch at Rangla Punjab in the surroundings where they were able to visualise the heritage of Punjab displayed in a matchless manner. Finally, after visiting the Sankatmochan Hanuman temple at Phillaur, the booming, radiating and enthralled children reached school in the evening.
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From Colleges
Ludhiana, September 2 Ms Sanjoli of BCA I was crowned as Miss Fresher where as Ms Rajni Sethi of BCA I was Ist Runner Up and Ms Kamandeep Kaur of BA I was 2nd Runner Up.
Induction
programme
organised
The first day of the session, 2006-07, of the Doraha College of Education today started with a vision to transform the pupil, teachers into a confident, competent and efficient members of the society. The induction programme was divided into three sessions — induction, orientation and interaction. The programme started with a ‘shabad’ sung by students of Sri Guru Harkrishan Public Education,
Doraha. In the first session, the students were made familiar with the traditions and achievements of the college. Mr Sukhpal Singh, Chairman of the college, gave his blessings on the occasion, Ms Amrit
Gurm, Director, introduced the staff members to the students. In the interaction session, the students introduced themselves elaborating their interests, achievements and hobbies. In the end, they were given time to interact with their teachers. Lecture on clinical psychology
Dr B.P. Mishra, Professor, Department of Psychiatry, DMCH, delivered a lecture on clinical psychology at Master Tara Singh College for Women here today. The Principal, Dr (Ms) Madanjit Kaur Sahota, welcomed the speaker. The lecture was well attended by the students and faculty members. It was followed by inauguration of the psychology exhibition which included models and charts prepared by the students under the guidance of Dr Seema Bajaj, lecturer in psychology. KCW shines in MSc IT results
Students of Khalsa College for Women (KCW) have achieved outstanding results by bagging first, second, third, fourth and tenth positions in the Panjab University’s MSc (IT) — 2nd semester exams held in May 2006. Priya Gupta has topped in the university by scoring 88.4 per cent marks, Rishu Sood scored second position with 85.7 per cent marks and Parampreet Kaur bagged third position by scoring 84.5 per cent marks. Inderpreet Kaur secured fourth position scoring 84 per cent marks followed by Amisha Kapoor who stood tenth in the university with 81 per cent marks.
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Philatelic numismatic exhibition organised
Ludhiana, September 2 The exhibition was inaugurated by the Commissioner, Mr Vikas Pratap. In spite of the inclement weather, parents and children thronged the school to witness the exhibition. Mr Yash Pal Bangia, president of the Ludhiana Philatelic Club escorted the chief guest to various exhibits and enlightened the children on the usefulness of this hobby. The unique feature of the exhibition was the display of stamps and coins on specific themes. Some of the themes included were Freedom Movement, Mahatma Gandhi, Nehru Family, Punjab, Princess Diana, Sikhism, Children’s Day etc. Coins on the history of the Sikhs and its rulers were also displayed. The spectators which included parents, children and guests evinced an amazing interest in the exhibition. Mr Pratap was overwhelmed to see the variety of stamps and coins under various themes. So impressed was he that he willingly accepted to be the patron of the Ludhiana Philatelic Club and got his own children enrolled as life members. Lt-Col (Dr ) D.B. Sharma, Director, Sat Paul Mittal School, thanked the chief guest and the organizers of the exhibition and declared to set up a philatelic club as a hobby in the school.
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ICFAI scholarships for four students
Ludhiana, September 2 The students are Harpreet Singh, Jasbinder Singh, Guneet Guron and Ruhani Pahwa. They have been awarded a scholarship of Rs 12,000 each and are in the national merit list drawn out of 157 INCs in India. In the first semester, two students got scholarships and in second semester four students have bagged scholarships.
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RIMT holds induction programme
Mandi Gobindgarh, September 2 The programme was inaugurated by Padma Shri Dr R.K. Saboo, Chairman of Saboo Business Group, which includes Kamla Dials & Devices Ltd, while Col Anil Khanna, Chairman of SE Asia, Consulting, presided over the function. Welcoming the guests, Mr Hukam Chand Bansal, Chairman of the RIMT Group of Educational Institutions said it was indeed very heartening for them that young entrants were being introduced to the corporate world by two of the most outstanding and successful corporate personalities. The Director of the institute, Dr B.S. Bhatia, said the objective of this induction programme was to give new entrants an insight into the corporate culture and value systems. These young future managers and IT professionals should get a feel of the corporate environment, the corporate challenges, the stresses and strains in which they would be working. Dr R.K. Saboo, in his inaugural address, called upon the students to acquire knowledge and skills. He further stated that integrity had no substitute and was a part and parcel of our personality. Accountability was something, which was not only accepting but also delivering the goods. World famous personalities like Lakshmi Mittal, Mr Oberoi and Bill Gates were very quality conscious and did not rely on mediocrity, he added. Col Anil Khanna, in his presidential address, insisted on guru-shishya relationship and stressed on integrity and said it was better to fail than indulge in cheating.
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A creation of small hands
Ludhiana, September 2 Both Aanchal and Gurpreet had worked for many days after school to create the ship. They cut out papers of different sizes of different colours and then pasted them. The credit to a large extent goes to their father Pawan Kailey, a tailor from Goraya. Pawan’s achievements have been highlighted in the columns of this paper. He had made a half-inch nightsuit and jacket that could be worn hundreds of time. His name has been entered in the Limca Book of Records. The illiterate tailor has been interviewed on a number of home channels. He has also gone abroad and been covered by television channels there too, for his creations. Pawan gave the idea of putting up the pictures of the schoolchildren and their Principal on the paper ship. The Principal, Ms Suman Sharma, and the entire staff of the school appreciated their efforts and asked them to make such like models in future too. Both Aanchal and Gurpreet told Ludhiana Tribune that they were very happy to follow the footsteps of their father.
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