Saturday, 2 May 2026
भारतीय मज़दूर संघ ने केंद्रीय स्वास्थ्य एवं परिवार कल्याण मंत्री जे पी नड्डा से की मुलाकात: चंडीगढ़ के कर्मचारियों से जुड़े मुद्दों पर की चर्चा
Grand Investiture Ceremony Organised at Brookfield International School
Kurali, May 02, 2026:-
Brookfield International School, Siswan Road, organized a grand Investiture Ceremony with great enthusiasm and pride to appoint the new Student Council and entrust them with their leadership responsibilities. The event was presided over by the School President, Manav Singla. Distinguished guests including Principal Vandana Bansal, Activity In-charge Mrs. Sophia Hardy, Senior Coordinator Mr. Muktesh Kumar, and Middle School Coordinator Mrs. Deepu Malik were also present.
The ceremony commenced with a soulful prayer, followed by the badge and sash ceremony. Ravnish Singh was appointed as the School Captain, while Ishreet Kaur took the oath as the School Vice-Captain. Harsimrat Kaur and Viapak Kaur were designated as the Activity Captain and Vice Activity Captain, respectively. The newly elected leaders pledged to uphold the values of the institution and perform their duties with utmost sincerity.
GCE Chandigarh Holds Annual Prize Distribution, NSS Valedictory; Releases College Magazine ‘The Educational Observer’
Chandigarh, May 02, 2026 :-The Annual Prize Distribution and NSS Valedictory Function of Government College of Education, Chandigarh, Sector 20 was celebrated with great enthusiasm on May 2, 2026. The event marked the culmination of the academic session 2024–26 and served as a platform to recognize and honour the remarkable achievements of students in academics, co-curricular activities, sports, and community service under NSS.
The function commenced with the resonant strains of the college anthem, creating an atmosphere of pride and solemnity. The Principal, Dr. Sapna Nanda, extended a cordial welcome to the esteemed Chief Guest, Dr. Palika Arora, Director of Higher Education (DHE), Chandigarh Administration, along with faculty members and students. In her address, she reflected on the institution’s milestones and reiterated its commitment to academic excellence, value-based education, and holistic development of future educators.
The Chief Guest, Dr. Palika Arora, Director of Higher Education, Chandigarh Administration, delivered an inspiring and thought-provoking address. Emphasizing the pivotal role of teachers and youth in nation-building, she remarked that education is a mission that goes beyond classrooms. She encouraged aspiring educators to lead with empathy, integrity, and a strong sense of social responsibility.
The function then proceeded with the prize distribution ceremony. The prestigious title of All Round Best Graduate Student was awarded to Prabhuti Kaushik for exemplary performance across academic and co-curricular domains. A total of 6 Roll of Honour awards were conferred upon Shruti Chandel, Surbhi, Srishti, Satnam Singh, Kumari Anjali, and Ashveer Singh, along with 16 College Colours awarded to outstanding students. In addition, several Merit Certificates and NSS awards were presented in recognition of excellence in sports, cultural activities, and community engagement.
The occasion also witnessed the release of the college magazine, “The Educational Observer (2025–26)”, reflecting the creative and intellectual vibrancy of the institution.
The programme was further enlivened by vibrant cultural performances that showcased the artistic talents of students. Adding an emotional and reflective dimension, students shared their heartfelt experiences, expressing gratitude for the transformative journey they underwent during their time at the institution.
The NSS segment of the programme highlighted the year-long activities undertaken by the volunteers, including community outreach, awareness drives, and social service initiatives. The Valedictory Ceremony celebrated the dedication and spirit of NSS volunteers who contributed selflessly towards nation-building and social responsibility.
The programme was meticulously organized through the dedicated efforts of the committees: Cultural Committee (Dr. Vandana Aggarwal and Dr. Ravinder Pathiyan), Prize Committee (Dr. Kusum and Ms. Sonika), and NSS Committee (Dr. Balwinder Kaur, Dr. Aarti Bhatt, and Dr. Upasna Thapliyal). The event concluded on a note of pride and renewed inspiration, reaffirming the institution’s commitment to nurturing educators who are not only knowledgeable but also socially conscious torchbearers of change.
Gian Jyoti Global School Celebrates International Labour Day; Honors Support Staff
By 121 News
Mohali, May 02, 2026:-Gian Jyoti Global School, Phase 2, celebrated 'International Labour Day' with great enthusiasm and fervor on the school campus. The event was dedicated to acknowledging the invaluable contribution of the school’s true Karmayogis—the support staff—who were specially honored during the ceremony.
During the event, students presented an impactful skit highlighting the significance of laborers and support staff in our daily lives. Additionally, students recited soulful poems in honor of the employees, which touched everyone’s heart.
Principal Gian Jyot presented special gifts as tokens of love to employees who have significantly contributed to the welfare and smooth functioning of the school. Addressing the students and staff, Principal Gian Jyot shared insights into the history of Labour Day. She remarked, "Labour Day is distinct from other festivals. While most holidays commemorate wars, victories, or specific personalities, Labour Day is not bound by caste, race, or nation—it is a celebration of the hard work of the 'Common Man'." She further emphasized that the selfless service of these employees is vital to the institution's success and urged students to always respect and value their tireless efforts.
The event concluded with a vote of thanks to the entire support staff, strengthening the bond of mutual respect within the campus.
Shemrock School Arranges Fun Games on Labour Day for class D Staff Members
By 121 News
Mohali, May 02, 2026:- Labour Day celebrated at Shemrock Sr. Sec. School, Sector 69 Mohali . The function kicked started with a speech welcoming the workers and acknowledging their hard work .A fun packed celebration was organized for class D staff members of the school. Students showcased their talent by participating in fancy dress competition whereby they were dressed as community helpers and spoke on the profession for which they were dressed up. The staff D members had a great day as they enthusiastically participated in Fun Games which were specially organized for them. Special refreshment was also served to Class D Staff after the school hours. Workers were overwhelmed watching the function and expressed their gratitude towards the school management, teachers and students for their endeavour. They were more than delighted to receive cards, flowers and chocolate as a token of love and honour for their services. Cash prizes were given to the winners of the games.
While speaking at the moment Principal Parneet Sohal said that this celebration is a good way of thanking them for the priceless services they provide and instilling in students a sense of dignity of labour and emphasised the value of each and every member of the team in the progress of the organization.
Nandini Sharma Earns Selection in India Women’s Squad for ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026
By 121 News
Chandigarh, May 02, 2026:-In a proud moment for the Union Territory Cricket Association (UTCA) Nandini Sharma has been selected in the India Women’s squad for the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026, scheduled to be held in England in June 2026.
Nandini’s selection to the national squad comes on the back of her impressive domestic performances and recent exposure at the international pathway level. Earlier this year, she was named in the India A squad for the ACC Rising Star Women’s Asia Cup 2026, where she showcased her potential against strong international competition.
She had been the part of BCCI-organised tournaments at the U-19, U-23 and Senior levels for both Punjab and UTCA. Nandini has further strengthened her credentials through notable performances in premier domestic competitions, including the Senior Women’s Inter-Zonal tournaments, Women’s T20 Challenger Trophy, and Senior Women’s One-Day Challenger Trophy. Her association with the Delhi Capitals Women in the Women’s Premier League (WPL) 2026 has also contributed significantly to her development at the highest level. She was one of the successful bowlers in the league claiming 14 wickets.
Expressing his delight, UTCA President Saransh Tandon said that Nandini has earned this national selection through her hard work, discipline and consistent performances. UTCA is extremely proud of her achievement, and we are confident she will make the country proud on the world stage.
Governor felicitates winners and runner-up teams as Allengers Gully Cricket Tournament 2026
Present on the occasion were Saudan Singh, National Vice President, BJP; Sanjay Tandon, Chairman of the Tournament; Sagar Preet Hooda, Director General of Police, UT; Ms. Prerna Puri, Secretary Sports; Amit Kumar, Commissioner, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh; Rajiv Ranjan Singh, DIG Chandigarh; Ms. Kanwardeep Kaur, SSP, UT Police; and Sorabh Arora, Director Sports, Chandigarh, along with other officials, sponsors, and stakeholders.
The tournament commenced on April 17, 2026, at Sector 16 Cricket Stadium and witnessed participation from 288 teams, including 256 boys’ teams and 32 girls’ teams, comprising nearly 3,400 young cricketers aged between 14 and 19 years. The primary objective was not only to provide a competitive platform for budding cricketers but also to channel the energy of youth towards constructive engagement. Aligned with the vision of the Nasha Mukta Bharat Abhiyan, the initiative aimed to steer youth away from substance abuse by promoting discipline, teamwork, and healthy competition through sports.
In the boys’ category, Team No. 93 emerged victorious over Team No. 159 in a dramatic Super Over to lift the title. In the girls’ category, Team No. 32 delivered a dominant performance, defeating Team No. 1 by nine wickets to claim the championship. Reena and Nitin Kumar were adjudged the best batters in the girls’ and boys’ categories, respectively, while Tanya and Dhruv were declared the best bowlers.
Cash prizes of ₹3 lakh were awarded to all semifinalist teams in both categories. Additionally, girls received hygiene kits from Shipra Bansal, Chairperson, CCPCR, while boys were provided medical kits by Scott Edil. Players were also given cricket kits and shoes by Saudan Singh. The Indian Street Premier League felicitated the winners with cash incentives and offered 25 outstanding players an opportunity to compete at the national level.
On the occasion, the Administrator also released a coffee table book based on the third edition of the tournament.
In his address, the Administrator UT Chandigarh, Gulab Chand Kataria congratulated the winners and commended UTCA for successfully organising the tournament. He thanked all stakeholders and highlighted that the Chandigarh Administration has disbursed ₹31 crore in cash awards to around 6,000 players over the past one and a half years. Expressing confidence in the city’s sporting talent, he said Chandigarh players are poised to bring laurels in upcoming Asian championships. He further shared that Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) will soon be signed with sports associations to facilitate better utilisation of government school grounds and support talented underprivileged players. On the occasion, he announced an additional cash award of ₹1 lakh for first position holders and ₹50,000 for second position holders, stating that the same incentive will continue in future editions.
Speaking on the occasion, UTCA Chairman Sanjay Tandon emphasised that performances throughout the tournament were closely monitored by selectors, with promising players being identified for higher-level opportunities, including pathways to BCCI-affiliated tournaments.
DGP Dr. Sagar Preet Hooda highlighted that, in line with the vision of the Hon’ble Prime Minister and the Hon’ble Union Home Minister, community participation is crucial in the fight against drugs. He lauded Chandigarh Police for its consistent efforts over the past four years in partnering with UTCA for this initiative, which strengthens community bonding.
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Friday, 1 May 2026
Chandigarh-Punjab Union of Journalists Forms Human Chain on May Day
लाल द्वारा मंदिर, सेक्टर 40A, चंडीगढ़ में 3 मई को होगा भव्य धार्मिक समागम: महंत श्री राम सुंदर दास जी महाराज देंगे नाम दीक्षा व आशीर्वाद
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