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Punjab constitutes high-level committee

 Chandigarh: Punjab Government has constituted a high-level committee under the chairmanship of Principal Secretary School Education to work out a transparent method of procuring paper to be used by Punjab School Education Board, other Government department and Government undertaking. A spokesperson said the five member committee besides Chairman would have Secretary printing and stationary, Chairman Punjab School Education Board, a member of Finance Department in the rank of Additional Secretary as members. Gurwaryam Singh, Controller printing and stationary would be the Member Secretary of the committee.

 Tibetan community celebrates silver jubilee

Chandigarh: The Tibetan community based in Chandigarh on Wednesday celebrated the silver jubilee (25 years) of the commemoration of conferment of Noble Peace Prize to spiritual leader Dalai lama at Sector 17 here. A gathering of over 300 people which included traders and students performed the ritual for his long and healthy life followed by a fiesta to celebrate the moment. All shops were closed to mark the respect for Dalai lama as this day is marked as National Day in Tibetan calendar. This day is also the World Human Rights Day which is designed to commemorate the protection of human rights.

 Power supply schedule changed

Chandigarh: Due to early sunset and late sunrise in winter season, Haryana Power Distribution Corporations have changed the power supply schedule to the rural domestic consumers w.e.f. December 12. A spokesman said that the decision has been taken as per instructions from Haryana Chief Minister during the DCs / SPs meeting held at Chandigarh recently. The electricity will be supplied to rural domestic consumers from 6 pm to 9 pm and 11 pm to 8 am (next day). It will facilitate school children to get ready in time. The electricity will be supplied in the villages from 2 pm to 4 pm daily.

 PU to host Chrysanthemum Exhibition

Chandigarh: Panjab University (PU) will host four days long 7th Chrysanthemum Exhibition from December 11. Flowers of myriad varieties and types and other attractive plants would be showcased at the Chrysanthemum flower show at Prof RC Paul Rose Garden, Sector 14 PU campus. As many as 190 varieties of Chrysanthemum would be at display along with 2300 potted plants. 6 new varieties of Chrysanthemum have been added this year. 25 different flower arrangements will also be at display.

 Punjab appoints Indora as member PSSCC

Chandigarh: Punjab Government has appointed Karanvir Singh Indora as the Member of Punjab State Scheduled Castes Commission (PSSCC). A spokesperson said that Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal cleared the file to this fact this morning.  Meanwhile, Badal also approved to grant extension to Parkash Singh Gardhiwala, Member Punjab State Scheduled Castes Commission (PSSCC) by another term of three years, which was to end on December 28, 2014.

 Punjab dismisses 6 veterinary doctors

Chandigarh: Punjab Government has taken a serious view of its employees proceeding abroad and extending their stay in unauthorised manner and has dismissed 6 veterinary doctors for prolonged absence from duty. A spokesperson said that Dr Gurpreet Singh batth, veterinary officer, civil veterinary hospital, brass (Fathegarh Sahib),

Dr Pushpinder singh, veterinary officer, veterinary polyclinic, sangrur, Dr Ravinderpal singh, veterinary officer, civil veterinary hospital, Katthu Nangal (Amritsar), Dr Harbhajan Singh, veterinary officer, civil veterinary hospital, Mandi Gobindgarh (Fathegarh Sahib), Dr Neeraj Sharma, veterinary officer, civil veterinary hospital, Sanaur (Patiala) and Dr Baljit Singh, veterinary officer, civil veterinary hospital, Dhudike (Moga) have been dismissed according to rules for unauthorised absent from duty.

 Chohla Sahib to host Kabaddi World Cup matches

Chohla Sahib: Chohla Sahib would play host to four matches of fifth Kabaddi World Cup on Thursday. Member of Parliament Ranjit Singh Brahmpura would be the chief guest on the occasion. A total of four matches— three from men and one from women section would be played. First match of the day would be played between men section teams of Denmark and Sweden, second match of men section would be played between Canada and Argentina, while the third match of women section would be played between New Zealand and Pakistan. The last and fourth match of the day would be played between men section teams of Pakistan and England.

 Security Skills and leadership Summit from Dec 12

Chandigarh: The Central Association of Private Security Industry (CAPSI), the apex body of private security sector (PSS) on Wednesday said the 9th Security Skills and leadership Summit 2014 would focus on tribal areas of the country as a vast reservoir of security skills and explore their potential to meet the rising human capital demand of the industry. “Skill The Tribal, Secure The Nation” is the central theme of the two-day summit in Delhi, beginning December 12, to be organised by the CAPSI andthe Security Sector Skill Development Council (SSSDC).

 Achiever’s award distribution ceremony held

Chandigarh: The 22 stalwarts of Maharaja Ranjit Singh AFPI who joined 132 NDA and 94 Naval Academy Courses in July this year belonging to second AFPI Course were felicitated with the Achiever’s Award at “Alma mater” by the lt Gen Amar Aul, PVSM, UYSM, AVSM (Retd) who was the chief guest for the ceremony. On this occasion, the high achievers were given special awards. The Academics trophy was won by CQMS Gurvansh Singh Gosal, Best Officer like Qualities trophy was won by BCA Preet Kamal Singh, the Sports trophy was won by SCC Harsh Partap and the Best All Round Cadet was won by BCC Sanjay Singh Rajput, in addition Academic torches and PT badges which were awarded to the cadets of third and fourth course.

 Bridal collection exhibited at Hotel Mountview

Chandigarh: Over 50 designers have showcased their latest and diverse bridal collection here at Hotel Mount View in a fashion exhibition curated by famous socialite from Bachchan Family- Ramola Bachchan. Exhibitors not only from India, but also across the borders are exhibiting their premium collections. The central location of the event provides unparalleled access to Chandigarh’s elite, diplomats, and visitors to the capital.  Over 5,000 visitors are expected during the two-day event.

Vidhan Sabha nominates MlAs

Chandigarh: Haryana Vidhan Sabha has nominated Sri Krishan Hooda and Jagbir Singh Malik, both MlAs to serve on the committee on Subordinate legislation as Special Invites with effect from December 9, 2014 for the remaining period of the year 2014-15.

 Tata Building India Essay Competition started

ludhiana: The Tata Group has announced the launch of the ninth edition of Tata Building India School Essay Competition. A national-level contest, the Essay Competition is India’s largest school essay writing competition held in different languages across the cities of India. This year, the competition will reach out to nearly 3 million students, from over 7000 schools spread across 200 cities. The competition will be held in 12 languages namely English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Tamil, Marathi, Kannada, Oriya, Telugu, Malayalam, Punjabi and Assamese. The theme for this year’s competition is ‘Clean India’ and young minds will be encouraged to express their thoughts on a topic based on this subject.

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