Aryans starts BTech in Electrical Engineering
Mohali: Aryans Group of Colleges has started BTech in Electrical Engineering from session 2014-15 at its campus situated on Chandigarh-Patiala Highway near here. Dr Anshu Kataria, chairman, Aryans Group said that Aryans already got the approval from All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) to start this new branch. He said that Aryans would admit 60 students in that course and fees would be around 40,000 per semester. Earlier to this, the Group is already running BTech course in Civil, Mechanical, Computer Science, Electronics & Communication, Electrical & Electronics branches. He said that the scope of Electrical Engineering is increasing day by day specially in Punjab as many efforts are being put by the Government in generation of power supply in Punjab. Due to this, many vacancies will be generated in Thermal Power Plants.
CIIS, Waiariki Institute of Technology ink MoU
Mohali: Continental Institute for International Studies (CIIS) here has joined hands with Waiariki Institute of Technology (WIT) New Zealand signing a memorandum for information technology, engineering, masters of management and dairy farming programs. Chief Executive at Waiariki Institute of Technology (WIT) in Bay of Plenty, New Zealand Prof Margaret Noble and president of CIIS Educational Services Society lt Col BS Sandhu (Retd.) signed the memorandum. lt Col Sandhu said after completion of the programs as designed under accelerated model, the students can take transfer to WIT for the completion of rest of course.
Dr Sarabjeet Singh felicitated
Chandigarh: Dr Sarabjeet Singh, a renowned orthodontist of the city was felicitated for making Chandigarh proud on receiving the coveted national award for dental excellence for 2014 for demonstrating innovation, dedication, creativity and excellence in the field of dentistry at an event held in New Delhi. Dr Sarabjeet Singh also has had the distinction of heading a joint Indo-China medical mission. Singh laid strong emphasis on incorporating latest treatment modalities available today like lingual orthodontics, invisalign, ceramic braces in rendering quality dental care to the public and exhorted the dentists to strive for excellence. A website www.chandigarhorthodontic.com, totally dedicated to update the latest treatment options and facilities for the benefit of patients was also launched to serve as a bridge between the doctor and the patient.
Nirankaris hold Bal Samagam
Chandigarh: Sanyojak-level Bal Samagam was organised at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan, Sector 30, as a part of series of Bal Samagams held in Chandigarh this year. Area-wise five Bal Samagams are already held in this month. Selected items like group songs, skits, antakshri, quiz, kawalis were performed in different languages by children and youth in view of divine knowledge imparted by Baba Hardev Singh Maharaj along with study of religious literature. Sanyojak Mohinder Singh, Samagam presided over the Samagam, said having divine knowledge at tender age and protecting children from bad habits is the best way to inculcate feeling of love for each other from the young age.
UoM signs MoU with guru hargobind institute
New Delhi: The University of Mysore has signed a MoU with Guru Hargobind Institute of Management and Information Technology, New Delhi and Guru Nanak Institute of Management and Information Technology, Punjabi Bagh for starting specialised courses in MBA, llM, BCA and BBM in the national capital, said Manjit Singh, president, Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee, which runs both the prestigious institutes. The admission process for students to all these courses have already been started and the classes will begin from July next during current academic session.
Sant Baba Nachhatar anniversary celebrated
Moga/Jalandhar: With the blessings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib, Sant Baba Gurdeep Singh and All Sangat celebrated the third Barsi of Sant Baba Nachhatar Singh, former chief Sewadar of Gurdwara Shaheed Baba Tega Singh, Chanpurana near Baghapurana (Moga). Thousands of people arrived from all around the world to take part and pay tribute to Sant Baba Nachhatar Singh. In his memory, 21 tricycles were distributed to needy disabled people.