CT University holds Agri Enterprise Mela

Ludhiana: CT University, Ludhiana organised a one day Kheti Uddam Mela (Agri Enterprise Fair) where the Chief Guest remained IPS Vivek Sheel Soni, SSP Jagraon. He inaugurated the event in presence of Charanjit Singh Channi, Chancellor, CTU; Manbir Singh, Managing Director; Dr Harsh Sadawarti, Vice Chancellor; Dr Jagtar Singh Dhiman, Registrar; Dr Pushpinder Singh Aulakh, Head Of School Agriculture and Natural Sciences along with various farmers across Punjab.

The Mela showcased farm technologies and stalls with a focus on enhancing farmers’ income through agripreneurship ventures and subsidiary occupations such as beekeeping, mushroom growing, jaggery making, nursery production, dairy farming, etc.  Also it had stalls by women-run SHGs showcasing the processed farm products such as pickles, jams, squashes, murrabas, spices and condiments, etc. Moreover, there were stalls of farm machinery, seeds, pesticides equipment, fertilizers and agricultural inputs. The University Departments and the line Department of Agriculture and Horticulture, Punjab also demonstrated their technologies and farming welfare schemes. 

Besides this, the experts shared tips for scientific farming with the participants and suggest how the farm income could be augmented.

Around 10 farmers, across Punjab, who saved water, said no to paddy straw burning adopted crop diversification, followed organic production techniques and augmented farm incomes through subsidiary occupations were honoured on the occasion. The list included names like Gurpreet Singh from village Roday, Darshan Singh from Veroke, Jaideep Singh from Sadda Singh Wala, Gurpreet Singh Shergill from Patiala, Harmandeep Singh from Kokri Kalan etc.

Chief Guest IPS Vivek Sheel Soni, SSP Jagraon appreciated the efforts of organising such event that provided a wonderful platform to nearby farmers to showcase their ideas and businesses.

Charanjit Singh Channi, Chancellor, said, “Farmers are bread earners for Punjab. They are living idols of Nation and are most hardworking around the world & always working hard for their crops, during day and night. Indeed, for a break, such Melas are important where diversity in farming is showcased at one place and also, students are acquainted with farming techniques.”

100 units of blood donated to mark 100 years of SCD Government College

In compliance with  Government of Punjab's order, SCD Government  College, Ludhiana organised a Blood  donation camp on 18th February, 2020 to commemorate 550th birth  anniversary of Shri Guru Nanak Dev ji. 

The camp also formed  a part of the Centenary Celebrations of the College. 

Dr Kunal Jain from DMC supervised the camp. His team from DMC was assisted by the college NSS volunteers under the leadership of Prof Sumeet Brar and Professor Deepak Chopra. The NSS volunteers coordinated the donors who came forward with great enthusiasm. Prof. Reetinder Joshi also donated blood. A total of 100+ units were donated. 

Simultaneously, College also organised a lecture on “Health issues in young women”. 

Dr. Kanupriya Jain, Associate Professor of Gynecology, Dr. Kunal Jain, Dr. Avnish Jain, and Mrs. Geetika Jain associated with cancer awareness program from Dayanand Medical College & Hospital, , Ludhiana were invited for the talk. 

Dr. Kunal Jain addressed the students about  reasons and early detection of cancer in patients in Punjab. He also enlightened the students regarding precautionary steps to be taken including proper  diet in order to prevent the spread of cancer. 

Dr. Kanupriya talked about various health problems faced by young girls and the solutions to these problems. She emphasized on mental  stress, lack of exercise, poor diet, over weight and hesitancy in seeking medical help as reasons behind these diseases in young girls. She also encouraged the students to change their unhealthy lifestyle and emphasized upon the need for regular check up to avoid health related problems. 

The Principal, Dr. Dharam Singh Sandhu thanked the resource  persons and encouraged the students to be vigilant about their health. He encouraged the faculty of the college to organize such extension lectures in the college  and generate awareness about overall well-being. Dr. Sandhu also thanked Prof. Bhupinder for organising the lecture.

आर्य कॉलेज गर्ल्ज़ सेक्शन में लगायी गयी माडल्ज़ की प्रदर्शनी

लुधियाना: स्थानीय आर्य कॉलेज गर्ल्ज़ सेक्शन में अर्थ शास्त्र विभाग की छात्राओं ने माडल्ज़ की प्रदर्शनी लगायी जिसमें बी. ए॰ तृतीय वर्ष की 19 छात्राओं ने हिस्सा लिया । छात्राओं ने “ इंडियन इकॉनमी” थीम पर अपने माडल्ज़ प्रस्तुत किए । इस प्रदर्शनी में छात्राओं ने पूरे उत्साह से भाग लिया l छात्राओं ने “ग्रीन रेवलूशन”, “एग्रो बेस्ड इंडस्ट्रीज़”, “डिजिटल इंडिया”, “इंडियन बैंकिंग सिस्टम”, “ओर्गानिक फ़ार्मिंग”, इत्यादि विषयों से सम्बंधित माडल्ज़ की प्रस्तुति की। प्रिं. डॉ. सविता उप्पल और इंचार्ज गर्ल्ज़ सेक्शन श्रीमती सक्षम आहलूवालिया जी ने छात्राओं के इन प्रयासों की सराहना की और अग्रिम इसी भाँति परिश्रम करने के लिए प्रेरित भी किया ।

CT University to hold Agri Enterprise Mela on Feb 19

Ludhiana: CT University, Ludhiana is going to organise a one day Kheti Uddam Mela (Agri Enterprise Fair) on its campus on February 19, 2020.

The fair will be inaugurated by the Chief Guest Bharat Bhushan Ashu, the Minister for Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Punjab while Rakesh Aggarwal, Commissioner of Police, Ludhiana will be the Guest of Honour.

The Mela will showcase farm technologies and stalls with a focus on enhancing farmers’ income through agripreneurship ventures and subsidiary occupations such as beekeeping, mushroom growing, jaggery making, nursery production, dairy farming, etc.  It will also have stalls by women-run SHGs showcasing the processed farm products such as pickles, jams, squashes, murrabas, spices and condiments, etc. There will be stalls on farm machinery, seeds, pesticides equipment, fertilizers and agricultural inputs. The University Departments and the line Department of Agriculture and Horticulture, Punjab will also demonstrate their technologies and farming welfare schemes. 

While telling more about this mela, CTU Vice Chancellor Dr. Harsh Sadawarti said, “In this, the experts will also share tips for scientific farming with the participants and suggest how the farm income could be augmented. There will be huge footfall as the event is going to be an attraction for farmers and general public.  Farmers who saved water, said no to paddy straw burning adopted crop diversification, followed organic production techniques and augmented farm incomes through subsidiary occupations will be honoured on the occasion.”

International Childhood Cancer day observed

Department of Pediatrics, DMCH observed International Childhood Cancer Day in Dumra Auditorium. The function was presided over by the chief guest- Sh Prem Kumar Gupta (Secretary, DMCH Managing Society) along with Smt Sunila Gupta. Medical Supdts. Dr Ashwani Chaudhary, Dr Sandeep Sharma, Dr Puneet Aulakh Pooni (Professor & Head of Pedaitrics) and other faculty members also attended the event.

Dr Shruti Kakkar (Assistant Professor, Pediatrics and In-charge, Pediatric Hematology Oncology, DMCH) extended warm welcome to all the cancer survivor children and their parents present on the occasion. The children presently undergoing treatment for cancer were also  invited to get inspired from those who have already fought this dreaded disease. In her address to the audience, Dr Shruti Kakkar said that Childhood Cancer is curable if detected early. The Managing Society of DMCH has always been supportive in providing quality treatment to cancer children at highly subsidized cost. Nearly 50 survivors participated in the programme and shared their experiences with all and advised everyone to seek early help if there are any danger signs.

Mrs Rama Munjal, President of Arpita Cancer Society, was felicitated on the occasion for the contribution of her society in treating cancer affected children along with Dr Praveen C. Sobti, the founder of Pediatric Oncology Unit at DMCH During the programme, the children suffering from cancer presented well choreographed dance performances, which enthralled the audience. Many survivors also gave performances. The nurses and paramedical staff of Pediatrics Oncology ward were also facilitated and they were also given honour of awarding all the children with momentoes and certificates.

AAYNA Clinic introduces US FDA approved Soprano Titanium Laser for Permanent Laser Hair Reduction

Ludhiana: There are times when unwanted hair may hamper natural beauty and appearance. The excessive hair growth in certain areas of body calls for a lot of embarrassment and can lower self-confidence. Often we have to resort to non-permanent hair removal methods on a monthly or bimonthly basis. Now, with the advancement in cosmetic technology, there are safe and effective ways to solve this problem.

Laser hair reduction is a medical procedure involving a long pulsed laser to remove unwanted hair from any body part for men and women. During the procedure the pulsed beam of light passes through the skin treating individual hair follicle. The aim is to inactivate the roots so that the future hair growth is inhibited. Multiple sessions are needed to get effective results.

Soprano Titanium laser is one of the best kinds for Indian and Asian skin types. It is currently one of the fastest, most advanced painless lasers to treat unwanted hair. A full body treatment can be done within 2 hours as opposed to 7-8 hours with other lasers. It is used to treat all areas of the body in men and women and is increasingly getting popular with men because of zero pain involved. This treatment is also the best way to treat excessive hair growth seen in PCOS and hormonal imbalance cases.

AAYNA clinic has a very satisfied clientele because the doctors evaluate the hair growth before every treatment, decide whether there is enough hair growth, rule out any hormonal issues y- treating them alongside the laser treatment and supervise each treatment session. Each of the therapists have over 8 years of experience.

In month of February there is 50% discount available on all Laser hair reduction packages.

CTU’s Jatin and Tanishq bags the title of Mr & Miss Valentines

Ludhiana: CT University’s School of Design and Innovation organised a pageant ‘Glam and Grace’ on the occasion of Valentine’s Day. Staff and students were dressed up in theme black, red and white and participated in a Fashion Show.

The judges for the fashion show were Raman Singh from Ambala, a Fitness Manager and Fashion Model who was the winner of 2018 Exotic Model along with Anmol Sharma, Assistant Professor and an Event Organiser.

The title for Ms Valentines was bagged by Tanishq from School of Design and Innovation with Mr Valentines Jatin Sharma from School of Humanities.

The other titles announced were Harshini from School of Design and Innovation and Rishav Verma from School of Pharmaceuticals and Healthcare Sciences as Ms and Mr Confident respectively. Aatma Sahni from School of Design and Innovation and Parmpreet Singh from School of Hotel Management, Airlines and Tourism were Ms and Mr Best Dressed respectively.

Dr Harsh Sadawarti, Vice Chancellor CTU said, “Love is not limited to the partner only, it can be for anything. For students, it must be a passion to study along with research. Love for these two can bring revolutions around the globe. Wishing all a very happy and red valentines.”