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Cm sends relief material to Uttarakhand Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit on Saturday flagged off fourtrucks loaded with relief material for Uttarakhand contributed by Thakurdwara Trust. This is the second installment of relief material sent by the trust. Speaking on the occasion, Dikshit appreciated the efforts of the trust and exhorted others to follow.  She described this as a noble act. The City Government has already contributed `10 crore and gave a cheque amounting to `5 lakh to the family members of Flight

lt Tapan Kapoor, who sacrificed his life during a rescue operation. The move of the trust was inspired by environmentalist and former IAS officer Bhure lal. On the occasion, NDMC Chairperson Archna Arora was also present.

Metro launches New enquiry number Forgot or lost your valuables on Metro trainIJ You can call up on a dedicated mobile number launched by DMRC on Friday and hope to get them back. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has launched ‘8527405555’ for its passengers to enquire about the items or belongings lost by them while travelling in the Delhi Metro, a DMRC official said. The enquiries on this number can be made from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, daily except on Sundays. Besides this number, the lost and Found Office at Kashmere Gate Metro station already has a landline number 011-23860837 on which passengers have been enquiring about their lost items.

Ganga Ram institute completes one year

The Ganga Ram Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education

and Research which was started with emphasis on

Academics and Research last year, completed one year

this week. The second oration of the institute was delivered by former Member of Parliament and Union Minister Arun Shouri

on the topic "Serving others as a Cure for Oneself". The

institute was formed with an aim to provide best clinical care to patients. The medical professionals associated with it have coordinated various academical and research activities of the hospital. As a result, it has published 283 research papers,

which include 85 indexed journals. Currently, there are 45

research projects funded by ICMR, Department of Biotechnology , WHO, Department of Science and Technology, Ministry of Environment.