Kataria distributes appointment letters to newly recruited special educators
Chandigarh: Punjab Governor and UT Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria on Monday distributed appointment letters to newly recruited special educators. 22 TGT and 18 JBT cadre Special Educators were given appointment letters at a programme here. Speaking at the event, the Administrator commended the appointees for their dedication and urged them to embrace this golden opportunity to serve their responsibility towards society. Kataria said, “As special educators, you are entrusted with the responsibility of shaping the children with special needs into an asset for the country where they not only contribute towards nation building but also set an example for all. Your role is not confined to academics but extends to instilling confidence and hone natural talent in students”.
Licenses of 4003 street vendors cancelled by MCC
Chandigarh: In a major decision against vending fee defaulters, the Town Vending Committee of Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh on Monday accorded approval to cancel the licenses of 4003 street vendors, who have failed to deposit the outstanding fee with the MCC. The 34th meeting of the Town Vending Committee (TVC) of the Municipal Corporation was held under the chairmanship of the Commissioner Municipal Corporation Amit Kumar. The meeting was attended by all TVC members and concerned officers of MC. During the meeting, various key agenda points were discussed, focusing on streamlining vending regulations, improving vending zones, and addressing the concerns of street vendors. The committee deliberated on measures to enhance urban planning while ensuring the welfare of registered vendors in Chandigarh. The Commissioner emphasized the importance of a balanced approach that supports vendors’ livelihoods while maintaining the city's cleanliness and order. The committee members actively participated in discussions, providing insights and suggestions for effective implementation of vending policies.
Punjabi Singer Babbu Mann Supports Cancer Awareness at Paras Health
Panchkula: Punjabi singer Babbu Mann extended his support to cancer awareness at Paras Health’s ‘Umeed Ke Sitare’ campaign, encouraging early detection and treatment. The event, part of a month-long initiative, saw participation from over 150 attendees, including leading oncologists and cancer survivors who shared their inspiring journeys. Babbu Mann interacted with oncologists and cancer survivors, honoring them and spreading a message of hope. He said, “Health is the greatest gift we have, and we must take care of it. Cancer is not something to fear but to fight with awareness and early action. Initiatives like this help save lives.” The event featured free health screenings, including mammography, discounted PSA tests, and other essential lab and radiology tests.
Over 5 lakh people in Punjab waiting for DLs and RCs
Chandigarh: Kamal Soi, Member of the National Road Safety Council and Chairman of Raahat - The Safe Community Foundation, has raised serious concerns over the Punjab Government's move to take control of driving license (DL) and registration certificate (RC) issuance. Addressing a press conference in Chandigarh, Soi said that over 5 lakh people in Punjab are waiting for DLs and RCs and are left in the lurch and are being subjected to inconvenience, which will only lead to corruption. Moreover Why are driving tests not being conducted by the government in Punjab”, he questioned.