Badals to attend Sonawal’s swearing-in ceremony
Chandigarh: Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal, and his deputy son Sukhbir Badal would attend the swearing-in-ceremony of Sarbananda Sonawal as Assam’s new Chief Minister at Guwahati on May 24. Chief Minister’s Office’s spokesperson said that BJP national president Amit Shah, in a letter to Badal, has extended an invitation to him to attend Sonawal’s swearing-in-ceremony. Chief Minister, accompanied by SAD president Sukhbir Badal and Rajya Sabha member Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa would attend the oath taking ceremony.
BSEH to conduct exams
Chandigarh: The Board of School Education, Bhiwani, would, under the aegis of the Haryana School Shiksha Pariyojana Parishad, Panchkula, conduct the examination for recruitment to the posts of Computer Instructors and Junior Computer Instructors on May 29 in two sessions. The morning session would be conducted between 10 am and 12 noon and the evening session would be conducted between 2 pm and 4 pm. A spokesman said that the candidates may download their admit cards for the examination after May 23 from the Board’s website by using their registration number. The allocated examination centres would be final and would not be changed.
review finds inequality in attention to women’s heart
Panipat: A health review report formed by eminent cardiologist Dr RR Mantri , working Director Cath lab & Cardiac Arrhythmia Services, Department of Cardiology, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi , evidently exposes lack of equal attention to women heart health in most of Indian societies, thereby putting them at high risk of death. Dr Mantri tells that “Non-communicable diseases (NCD) have emerged as the largest killers of women in India — responsible for 60% of all deaths amongst women in 2013, up from 38% in 1990. The most common causes of death in women, as in men, are now ischemic heart disease (known as heart attack), stroke, chronic respiratory diseases and diabetes.” The report says that in the matters of heart disease women do not get as much attention as men.
over 30 companies to visit Aryans for job fest
Mohali: More than 30 companies from various sectors including IT, ITES, Education, Medical and Manufacturing have been confirmed for 35th Aryans Job Fest to be held on May 25t at Aryans Campus situated on Chandigarh-Patiala Highway. For free online registration, visit Aryans Website i.e. www.aryans.edu.in Dr Anshu Kataria, chairman, Aryans Group said that thousands of candidates from North India are expected to participate in the Fest. In this fest, job opportunities would be available for B.Tech, MBA, BBA, BCA, BA, B.Com, M.Tech, Diploma, ITI etc. He said that candidates need to carry 10 copies of their resumes and passport size photographs with them.
solar power to schools with underprivileged children
Chandigarh: Round Table India (RTI) and Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) have joined hands to collaborate and provide solar electricity to most of government schools which have been adopted by the RTI. The Chandigarh Chapter of the RTI has announced that it is in talks with the local government authorities to implement the same in the city. National Secretary of the RTI, Christopher Arvinth nformed Round Table India has come up with hoardings in the tricity to encourage more and more people to join the cause of RTI, which works for the cause of underprivileged children.
BetterThink to open 10 more centres
Jalandhar: With students’ training based on unique Remedial Testing, English language programs of BetterThink are likely to get a real boost in Punjab with the opening of ten more centres during the next two-month period. Same is the case with the company’s franchise program. BetterThink is the English division of city’s Top Careers & You (TCY), an Edtech company based in ludhiana. It’s IElTS, PTE, TElT and Spoken English programs are quite popular in the region. BetterThink currently has 23 centres in 16 cities of Punjab. The company would prefer new centres in the Doaba and Majha areas of the state.
GNPS, Sector 36 managed 99.3 pass percentage
Chandigarh: Guru Nanak Public School, Sector 36 here has performed well in CBSE Class XII results. A total of 150 students appeared in the examinations and school scored over 99.3 pass percentage. Two students namely Priyansh Malik with 95.4 percent and Sukhman Kaur with 95 percent from Non Medical stream managed more 95 percent score while seven students scored more than 90 percent. Principal Gurnam Kaur Grewal congratulated the students and conveyed her best wishes for their future.
SUD life Guaranteed Pension Plan launched
Chandigarh: SUD life (Star Union Dai-ichi life Insurance Co. ltd.), a joint venture between Bank of India, Union Bank of India and the Japan-based Dai-ichi life launched its SUD life Guaranteed Pension Plan that creates a robust financial kitty for post-retirement life and gives financial independence too. SUD life Guaranteed Pension Plan is a deferred pension plan that helps create a guaranteed corpus and ensures policyholders and their family members receive a regular pension after retirement. It provides a lump sum amount at retirement which can be invested in an annuity helping policyholders generate lifelong income to meet their planned and unplanned financial needs in the golden years.
Meizu m3 note launched
Chandigarh: Meizu Technology (MEIZU) expanded its robust product portfolio, by unveiling its latest offering the Meizu m3 note. leon Zhang, Marketing Head, Meizu India, introduced the new m3 Note to fans, guests and media. The device will be available from Tuesday, 31st May exclusively on Amazon.in. Registration link:http://www.amazon.in/l/10104514031 leon Zhang, Marketing Head, Meizu India, said, “It has been an exciting journey for us so far in India. The m3 note launch is a testament of our commitment toward our Indian fans. With the m3 note we are striving to re-energize the Indian sub- 10k category by offering a power packed product at an affordable price point.”
‘True tribute to Avneet will be to follow his footsteps’
Chandigarh: A Satsang was organised at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan Sector 30 here, to take inspiration from the spiritually enlightened life of Avneet Setya, son-in-law of Baba Hardev Singh, who died in an accident in Montreal, Canada on May 13 along with Baba Hardev Singh. Avneet Setya, a resident of Panchkula, was devoted to the Nirankari mission since birth and was known for his politeness, spiritual inclination, and selfless devotion to the mission and Baba Hardev Singh. On the commemoration ceremony organized by the Steya family, friends and family members, thousands of devotees from the tri-city region, Delhi and nearby areas thronged the Satsang Bhawan. VD Nagpal, General Secretary, Sant Nirankari Mandal, New Delhi said that Avneet, at this young age became an inspiration for all of us, and reached the pinnacle of success with devotion towards Satguru and the Nirankar.