There was a focus on women safety at this years’ edition of the annual festival of IP university Anugoonj 2015, organised at Dwarka campus of the university. Apart from other awareness stalls, a special stall of women safety had been put on in the main ground of the university where the annual festival was going on. The stall was inaugurated by the vice chancellor Anil K Tyagi, prof VC Pushplata Tripathi, registrar Rajiv Kale, director, Students Welfare and other faculty members and officers of the varsity.
Ride on
Soul Riders — a superbike enthusiasts club organised a superbike rally from Delhi to Attari in honour of India’s first line of defence, the Border Security Force, which has been safeguarding the India-Bangladesh borders since 1965.
Vibhu Narayan (an ex-BSF officer) was among the riders. The intent of the ride was to create awareness of BSF and to spread the message of love, brotherhood and peace both at home and at our borders.
Winner’s tale
From the 15th century mystic poet Kabir’s city “Sant Kabir Nagar” to the city of Saint Paul of Tarsus in glittering São Paulo, Brazil, it will be a journey to fame and honour for Julferkar Ali Bhutto, a student of the Apparel Training & Design Centre (ATDC) who got a chance to represent India at the 43rd World Skills Competition to be held in São Paulo, Brazil, from August 11 to August 16, 2015.
Julferkar has been selected to represent the nation after he bagged the top position in the national competitions on fashion technology organised by World Skills India held at Pragati Maidan in association with the NSDC and Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship and supported by ATDC and Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI). Julferkar received the “winner” certificate from S Ramadorai, chairman NSDA and NSDC in the presence of Pawan Agarwal, joint secretary, Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Dilip Chenoy, MD and CEO, NSDC in an august gathering.