Chandigarh Junior’s Fashion Week held
Chandigarh: India’s finest edutainment platform, Junior’s Fashion Week (JFW) brought a wave of fashion in Chandigarh on Sunday at Hyatt Regency Hotel here. The JFW Chandigarh showcased the collection of several international Kidswear brands - U. S. Polo Assn. Kids, The Children’s Place, Flying Machine Boyzone Hugo BOSS, DKNY, Little Marc Jacobs, Timberland and Billieblush under the Kids Around umbrella. The JFW runway encompassed the grooming classes, confidence building sessions, and more. The workshops were helmed by eminent celebrity choreographers and experts whose teachings helped imbibed little one's lifetime learnings on making a big this world by grooming their personalities.
Brahamkumaris organised free health mela
Chandigarh: Brahamkumaris organised a day long free health mela at mandi ground, Sector 24 here which benefited over 1200 locals. Team led by PGIMER and some former doctors from GHS, Sector 16 led the camp where they gave advice on bone, dentistry, ENT, Gynea followed by free distribution of medicines to needy ones. The organisers will held a camp on stress free solution on May 6 at GPH, Sec 15 here.
EWS students of BJF outperformed in CBSE, JEE
Chandigarh: A batch of 36 students, a socio-economically disadvantage students of Bhai Jaitaji Foundation, who are given free education with boarding and lodging has outperformed in the recently declared CBSE Class XII examination. Out of these 16 have scored more than ninety percent while remaining 20 score more than eighty percent. Foundation's students are studying in St Soldiers School, Sector 28 and Ajit Karam Singh International Public School, Mohali. Apart from CBSE students BJF students also shined at JEE Main 2019 examination. 25 non medical students appeared in the exam and 22 marched in the advance examination.
Plans to celebrate World Anti-Tobacco Day
Mohali: A meeting to chalk out the plans to celebrate World Anti-Tobacco Day was held at Mohali Ivy Hospital on Sunday where the doctors urged representatives from various associations and NGOs including Mohali Lions Club, Senior Citizens Association, FOSWAC, Nishkam Sewak Jatha, among others to organize screening activities in their respective location to support the mission under the theme of ‘Save Generation Next’.
Fortis observes hand hygiene day
Mohali: Global Hand Hygiene day is celebrated worldwide on May 5 every year to highlight the importance of clean care that is proven to save many lives. Fortis Mohali organized a circle of solidarity to spread the message within the hospital amongst the healthcare workers and people visiting the hospital. The healthcare workers joined hands in support of this cause and took a pledge for abiding by five moments of Hand hygiene. Dr. Anita Sharma, Head Lab Medicine, said, “Host of fun, games and educational activities like Infection prevention fashion show, workshops for students, patient engagement sessions, and staff appreciations have been planned for the coming week.”
‘Summer Fest’ exhibition starts
Chandigarh: With the onset of summers, designer apparel that keeps one in cool comfort & is trendy is in demand by fashion savvy residents of tricity. With the idea of catering to such a clientele, exhibition specialists Royal Day events, a company established by Yogesh Chaudhary and Pooja Chaudhary, has curated a three day extravaganza – ‘Summer Fest’, which is an international wedding. The exhibition is trend setting with over 60 exhibitors presenting their fashion apparel, accessories and home décor items.