Due to lok Sabha elections, Panjab University (PU) has decided to revise the annual examination date sheet for all the undergraduate classes. PU Controller of Examinations Prof Parvinder Singh said on Wednesday that due to forthcoming lok Sabha elections, the date-sheets for undergraduate classes are being revised and will be notified shortly. The date-sheets of under-graduate examinations for various courses were already notified and uploaded on PU website should be treated as cancelled.
One-day workshop on Human Rights at UIHMT
Chandigarh: A one day workshop on ‘Interface between Human Rights and Tourism and Hospitality Industry’ was jointly organised by University Institute of Hotel Management and Tourism (UIHMT) Panjab University and Centre for Human Rights and Duties, PU. 50 students participated in the workshop and learned about the intricacies of human rights education. The workshop was inaugurated by Dean-Business Management and Commerce, Prof Keshav Malhotra. Director ICSSR, Regional Centre and Dean-Arts Faculty, Prof Ronki Ram delivered the valedictory address and distributed certificates to the participants.
Three-day exhibition on Ghadar Movement at Panjab University
Chandigarh: AC Joshi library, Panjab University in collaboration with National Archives of India, New Delhi is organising three day exhibition of the books and documents and other materials related to the Ghadar Movement. PU vice-chancellor, Arun K Grover inaugurated the exhibition. More than 100 archival documents are being displayed at the exhibition. It is based on Archival Heritage commemorating 100 years of Ghadar Party 1913-2013. The exhibition would continue up to March 7.
167 students donate blood in DAV Collage
Yamunanagar: A blood donation camp was organised in the DAV collage for Girls. Deputy Commissioner Mandip Sigh Barar was chief guest. Programme was chaired by college principal Dr Sushma Arya. 167 students donated blood in the camp. Barar honoured students by giving badges to them. He pointed out that donating blood is larger than any donation. Addressing the students, Brar said that women are the most important unit of a civilisation.
Discussion at MCM examines Fraudulent NRI Marriages
Chandigarh: The Department of Sociology in collaboration with the Department of Psychology, MCM DAV College for Women, Chandigarh organised a panel discussion on ‘Case Analysis of Fraudulent NRI Marriages’. Balwant Singh Ramuwalia, President lok Bhalai Party, was the chief guest and one of the panelists. Ramuwalia who works exclusively on fraudulent NRI marriage cases discussed the reasons, causes, modus operandi and laws and regulations relating to such cases quoting relevant case from his vast experience. Former DGP of Haryana MS Malik, another panelist, for the day familiarised the audience with various legal provisions in such cases.