PU's Asst Professor a proud Fellow of IBS

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Chandigarh: Asst Professor in the Department of Botany, Panjab University, Dr MC Sidhu has been admitted as a Fellow of Indian Botanical Society for his contribution in the field of Cytogenetic and Plant Breeding. Indian Botanical Society is a prestigious society, which was established in 1920 to promote the cause of Botany. Dr Sidhu has been admitted as Fellow at the annual meeting of the Society held on October 18.

lecture on clinical psychology

Chandigarh: Former Director, National Institute for Mentally Handicapped, Hyderabad, India, Specialist Prof Deshkeerti Menon delivered a special lecture on the topic of “Clinical Psychology Practice in Intellectual Disability” at Panjab University. The special lecture was organised by Indian Council of Social Science Research North-Western Regional Centre and the Department of Psychology, PU. Clinical Psychology Specialist Prof Deshkeerti Menon said future trends in practice of Clinical Psychology will rely on Academic Psychology particularly Experimental Psychology, Research Methodology and cognitive behavior therapies. He said Psychology would continue to enrich our understanding of human behavior in wide variety of situations.

Mumbai Dabbawala Association CEO at KU

Kurukshetra: The focus on customer satisfaction is the key to service industry. This fact is true across all small and big service related business organisations, said Dr Pawan G Aggarwal, CEO of Mumbai Dabbawala Association, while delivering a lecture at Kurukshetra university. Aggarwal said we are an organisation consisting mostly of semi-literate employees but recognised with six sigma award. Six-sigma is the highest quality of near satisfaction in customer satisfaction organisation recognised all over the world.  He added Mumbai dabbawala started in 1890 and was registered in 1956. Today it has 5,000 employees and 2.5 lakh tiffins are served to people daily in Mumbai. It has turnover of Rs 12 crore per year.

MCM donates essence of life

Chandigarh:  A blood donation camp organised by the NSS unit and Red Ribbon Society of MCM DAV College for Women in association with PGIMER witnessed an overwhelming response from the students and staff of MCM. The chief guest was Dr Yogesh Chawla, Director of PGIMER. The camp registered a total of 612 donors.

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