HP CM releases video song on resilience and hope
Shimla: Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu released a song, ‘Hum Na Haarenge-Vadiyon Mein Lamhein Phir Se Muskurayenge’ late Saturday evening. The song, directed by Jagat Gautam and produced by Dhamaka Records, carries a powerful message of resilience and hope. Prashant Mehta, the lyricist, composer, and singer, has contributed his artistic prowess. “With united efforts and unwavering determination, Himachal would not only recover but also embark on the path of development. This inspirational song serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit of the people of Himachal, who have faced adversity with unwavering spirit. The State government is committed to reducing the hardships of the people and Himachal will certainly rise again,” he reiterated.
Punjab deputes 2 nodal officers in each district for ‘Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan-2023’
Chandigarh: Punjab Sports Department has deputed two nodal officers in each district to monitor the smooth arrangements of the players during the block level competitions of 'Khedan Watan Punjab Diyan-2023'. Sports Minister Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer on Sunday said that eight sports competitions are currently being held in 157 blocks, including corporation cities, in which more than one and a half lakh players are participating. “For successful management of block level competitions, a local coach and a nodal officer from the head office have been appointed in each district who are looking after all the arrangements for the players like ground, food, and drink etc,” he added.
PPP effectively bestowed rights upon impoverished, true beneficiaries
Chandigarh: The online system developed by the present Haryana Government has extended important rights to the underprivileged in the society. These rights are being granted in a transparent manner to their rightful owners, said Haryana's Public Health and Engineering Minister Banwari Lal during Jan Samvad program in Mahendergarh district. During an interactive session with the citizens, Lal inquired about the continuation of the online portal and Parivar Pachchan Patra system. The unanimous consensus among villagers across various locations was a resounding call for its continuity.
Drug-Free Haryana Cyclothone: MP Ramesh Kaushik calls for strong participation
Chandigarh: In a call for unified efforts against drug addiction, MP Ramesh Kaushik on sunmday urged the citizens to wholeheartedly engage in the “Cyclothone” and play an active role in the progress of the state and the nation by pledging to eradicate drug abuse. The campaign, initiated by Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, is dedicated to safeguarding the young generation from the devastating effects of drugs and will continue until September 25. Kaushik was addressing the gathering of enthusiastic youth during the flag-off “Drug Free Haryana Cyclothon” rally in Sonipat today. The cycle rally, which commenced its journey towards Rohtak via Kharkhoda-Sampla, carried the message of de-addiction to the hearts of the citizens.
Eye donation awareness fortnight begins at PGIMER, Chandigarh
Chandigarh: As the nation observes the 38th National Eye Donation Fortnight, a campaign was kick-started at the PGIMER, Chandigarh, with a great zeal. SS Pandav, Head, Department of Ophthalmology said that National Eye Donation Fortnight is a 15-day campaign celebrated every year by Government of India wherein health institutes and other stakeholders are encouraged to campaign for mass public awareness for eye donation and to motivate citizens to pledge their eyes after death. The celebration of National Eye Donation Fortnight has been going on successfully since 1985. The objective of this fortnight is to create mass public awareness and to bridge the gap between the demand and supply of cornea, he said.
UIFTVD students visit International Doll Museum
Chandigarh: The University Institute of Fashion Technology and Vocational Development, Panjab University, Chandigarh, on Sunday organized an educational exposure of students of BSc Fashion and Lifestyle Technology students of first and third semester to the International Doll Museum, Chandigarh. The Museum has a rich collection of dolls representing different cultures of India as well as many countries across the globe. This visit was a learning experience for the students about various tribes and ethnicities of the world and their clothing styles. Students were able to correlate many aspects learnt in their curriculum of ‘Historic Costumes of the World’ and ‘Indian Traditional Textiles’ with the costumes of the dolls.