Brilliance World School organise ‘Valedictory Function’ for Outgoing Batch of Class X

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 23^rd February:- Brilliance World School, Panchkula bid adieu to the outgoing batch of class X in the 'Valedictory function'. The occasion was graced by Sham Sunder Bansal, the Chairman of the school. The Outgoing batch of Grade X was deeply touched by the warmth extended to them by their teachers and their juniors, who show cased their talent via various activities. They presented mellifluous medley of songs wishing luck and happiness to their seniors. They also electrified the atmosphere with their brilliantly choreographed dance Performance.

Grade IX students also organized games for their seniors like wrapping Saree, balloon dancing with partner, eating pastries without using hands and mimicking   the Teachers. Amidst great applause and cheer, the much awaited Mr./ Miss Brilliance contest was held where Grade X students faced the Question Round. Abhishek Aggarwal won the title of Mr. Brilliance and Virender was chosen as the Runner's up.

The Principal of the school, Ms. Niranjana Chatterjee, gave her best wishes to grade X students for the upcoming board examination and all their future endeavors. 

SAB TV’s Brings Chai Pe Chutkuley in Chandigarh:Talent Hunt to be HEld on 27th February

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 23^rd February:- To provide innovative and fresh content with non-stop laughter and an unlimited source of ingenuity, SAB TV, channel, offers a unique opportunity by providing 'Chai Pe Chutkuley', the country's first ever platform to local and fresh talented individuals who can perform stand-up comedy acts and make people laugh with their comical timing and anecdotes.

 Chai Pe Chutkuley, an initiative started by SAB TV debuted in Rajasthan, covering nine towns in December 2014 and witnessed tremendous success. Chai Pe Chutkuley will be held in Chandigarh on 27^th February at Bal Bhavan auditorium, Sector 23 from 5:30 pm onwards. Interested contestants can participate in the auditions which start at 12 noon at the same venue. One can also walk in and enjoy an evening of laughter over tea and snacks for free.

If you think you have it in you to impress the judges and the families with your humour…then what are you waiting for! Register now, log on to www.sabtv.com or give a missed call on 07820016985.

 'Chai Pe Chutkuley' shall provide an interesting opportunity for young and talented local comic artists to present their skills on an honorable platform.

 

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Selalu memilih orang lain daripada Anda

Pacar Anda menghabiskan sebagian besar waktunya dengan teman-temannya dan sangat sedikit waktu dengan Anda. Apakah Anda pikir Anda mengambil pacar tanggal sehingga ia dapat bertemu dengan teman-teman.

Setiap orang dapat mengucapkan kata-kata "Aku mencintaimu", tetapi adalah tindakan mereka yang menunjukkan jika cinta Anda tulus atau tidak.

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Women More Prone to Spinal Disorders: Expert

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 22^nd February:- Max Super Specialty Hospital (MSSH), Mohali today organised a health talk on  'spinal degeneration due to aging'. As many as 110 senior citizens from tricity attended the health talk.

Dr Nitin Yogesh, Consultant-Neurosurgery, MSSH  said that in the normal process of ageing, like all other body organs, spine too underwent change. The common problem was degeneration of the  intervertebral discs and facet joints which could cause pain in the neck or back. In case, a nerve root was compressed, the pain could radiate to the leg or arm. Degenerative changes could also cause laxity in the spine which resulted in abnormal movement between the vertebrae. Dr Nitin Yogesh added that another problem which commonly occurred particularly among aged women was weakening of bone known as osteoporosis. Sometimes patients with known cancer might also develop pain if the cancer cells would spread to the spine. But spinal symptoms might rarely be the first presentation of an unknown cancer. It was critical to take care of the spine in order to ensure a healthy life ahead. Now in spinal treatment, surgery could also be suggested. Surgery of spine has become very safe and provided very good results. Interestingly minimally invasive procedures were also available which caused very less surgical trauma and ensure faster recovery.

Dr Yogesh further informed that women were more vulnerable to disorders arising from spinal degeneration because their bones were typically smaller and lighter than males. This was evident from the fact that 80% of patients diagnosed with osteoporosis were women. In addition, loss of bone mass accelerated as estrogen levels declined, especially in the first five to eight years after menopause. In fact, osteoporotic spine fractures were a common cause of back pain in elderly women. Women with low body weights were also at risk of conditions associated with an aging spine. Excessive dieting or eating disorders, like anorexia nervosa, could contribute to bone loss.

Talking about signs of spinal problems, he explained that these could be loss of bone density, spinal fracture even from minor trauma, stiffness, decreased range of motion in the joints like difficulty in bending, twisting, or walking, discomfort or pain after long periods of sitting or standing, difficulty in getting up from a sitting position, difficulty in lifting heavy objects, loss of flexibility and increased susceptibility to back problems in colder weather.

 

Aryans Group organise 8th Athletic Meet

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 22^nd February:- The 8^th Athletic Meet was held today at Aryans Group of Colleges, Chandigarh. Over 2500 Students of various courses like MBA, B.Tech, BBA, BCA, B.Ed, BA, GNM & Polytechnic participated in this Athletic Meet. Jim Whiteway, Dean, Loyalist College, Ontario, Canada was the Chief Guest and J.K. Jain, SDM, Rajpura was the Guest of Honour on the occasion. The Meet was inaugurated by Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group.

The whole event was divided into three parts- Indoor Games, Outdoor Games and Fun Games. The Outdoor Games included 100m and 200m Races, Volleyball, Kabaddi, Kho-Kho, Long Jump, Javelin Throw, Relay Race, Discuss Throw, Shot put etc. The Indoor Games included Table Tennis, Chess, Carom Board and Badminton. The Fun Games included 3 Legged Race, Tug of War, Sack Race, Eating Noodles, Finding Balls in Mud, Dog and the Bone, Balloon Stomp and Catch the Tail of the Dragon.

Dr. Praveen Kataria, Director General, Aryans Group gave away the prizes to the winners and congratulated them. Speaking on this occasion, she said that sports contribute an important role in development of overall personality of a student. Citing the example of various eminent sports personalities, she encouraged the students to adopt sports as profession too.

 

7th National Conference of Indian Association of Paediatric Anaesthesia

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 22^nd February:- The 7^th National Conference of Indian Association of Paediatric Anaesthesiologists organised by the Department of Anaesthesia and Intensive Care at PGIMER concluded today. More than 350 faculty and delegates including practicing and trainee paediatric anaesthesiologists attended the conference. Children with endocrine diseases such as diabetes, tumours of adrenal gland pose difficulties when undergoing surgeries and require special considerations and techniques for anaesthesia. These were discussed by Drs. Navdeep Sethi and S Rajeshwari (New Delhi),  and Vibhavari Naik (Hyderabad).

Dr. Purnima Dhar (New Delhi), M Subrahmanyam (Hyderabad) and Rajiv Gambhir (Denmark) elaborated upon Multiwavelength pulse oximetry, Neurally Adjusted Ventilatory Assist mode and electronic anaesthesia record which are some of the newer technologies contributing to improved patient care and documentation. The role of simulation in medical education and training was also discussed.

Newborn are not just different from older children in their body structure and function. Many surgical conditions occur exclusively in these babies. Anaesthetic care needs to be tailored as described by Drs Rashmi Datta and Anjolie Chhabra (New Delhi), Deepak Chawla (Chandigarh) and Lakshmi Kumar (Kochi).

Pain after surgery is not only distressing to the child and its parents, but also causes harmful changes in the child's body. Thus there is a great need to ensure that pain is prevented and treated well in children undergoing surgery. A session with Drs. Nandini Dave (Mumbai), Chirag Ahuja (Chandigahr) and Rakhi Khemka (Kolkatta) was devoted to this topic.

A hands-on workshop on difficult airway and its management for trainees in paediatric anaesthesia was conducted in the afternoon by a team of experts led by Dr. Aman Kalra (USA).

 

PGI Rheumatologist Gets Award at APICON 2015

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 22^nd February:-Dr Aman Sharma, Associate Professor in the Department of Internal Medicine, PGIMER, Chandigarh has been awarded Shurvir Trust Visiting Professorship  by the Association of physicians of India during the Annual Conference being held at Gurgaon. This conference was Inaugurated by Sh JP Nadda, Minister of Health and Family welfare. Dr Aman has been awarded for actively working in the areas of 'Rheumatology' and HIV medicine', and is actively involved in research in these areas.He will also be delivering the Rethinivelu Subramanium oration at APICON 2016 to be held at Hyderabad. He was awarded the 'Young Investigator award'(2007) and 'Zydus Oration'(2011) by the Indian Rheumatology Association.  He has a special interest in rare life threatening diseases like systemic vasculitides and Relapsing Polychondritis. He is the Editor of 'Textbook of systemic vasculitis'. He is also the local principal investigator of the American College of Rheumatology and European League against Rheumatic disease multicentric international research group study(DCVAS) , which is developing the diagnostic and classification criteria for systemic vasculitis. He was the only invited expert from India to an international research group which developed and validated relapsing polychondritis disease activity index(RPDAI).  He is one of the earliest members of GRAPPA (Group for Research and Assessment of Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis) from India.

INTUC to Start Campaign for Implementation of Street Vender Act: Arun Malhotra

By 121 News Reporter:- Indian National Trade Union Congress (INTUC) national president Dinesh Sharma Sundriyal visit Chandigarh today and met the office bearer of INTUC' local officials. After their meeting Dinesh Sharma Sundriyal along with INTUC Chandigarh State president Arun Kumar Malhotra and president of Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh discuss with media the problems faces by the labourers at a press conference held at Hotel Sip-n Dine, sector 7, Chandigarh.

Dinesh Sharma Sundriyal said that the labour class of our country is exploited by the bureaucracy and the anti-labourer policies or the Center as well as State Government is affecting the rights of the labourers.

Arun Malhotra, the local state unit president of INTUC told that they will start a long campaign for implementation of street vender act in Chandigarh.  They will also fight against the Contractual system in Administration and for the rights of Labourers.

 

 

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Pacar dalam gambar ngentot menunjukkan tidak tertarik pada kebutuhan mereka akan seperti pacar Anda mengambil bagian dalam beberapa kegiatan atau hanya untuk menunjukkan dukungan untuk rooting untuk Anda dari tribun. Sebaliknya, ia hanya khawatir tentang kegiatan mereka sendiri, mengabaikan kebutuhan mereka. Ia tidak percaya tidak mendukung tujuan atau keberhasilan mereka kebohongan

Anda terletak kepada Anda, karena "ia takut reaksi Anda", atau "dia tidak ingin menyakiti perasaan Anda." Mereka yang hanya alasan untuk berbohong. Jika pacar Anda benar-benar mencintai Anda, dia akan memberitahu Anda kebenaran. Ia akan menghormati cukup untuk mempercayai kebenaran kepada Anda. Ia lebih suka melihat dia terluka oleh kebenaran daripada terluka oleh kebohongan.

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Exhibition for Business Oriented Horticulture, Floriculture & Gardening

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 21^st February:- Flowers have always been humans as object of affection and for display of affection & love. We have tradition of flower growing in homes & gardens from ancient times. Recently, the flowers, plants & high quality exotic fruits have come up as India's Premium fair for Business Oriented Horticulture, Floriculture & Landscape Gardening With the world becoming full of hatred and anger, it is our duty and responsibility to help erase some of it in our own way. What better medium than nature to connect humans, and plants and flowers. Flowers always delight and bring a smile to everybody's face. Keeping this spirit in mind and making world a better place to live Chandigarh is hosting the 7th International Horti Expo 2015, along with 10th International Flora Expo 2015 at Fair Ground, Sector 34, Chandigarh. The Grand exhibitions were inaugurated by Dhanpat Singh, IAS, Additional Chief Secretary – Agriculture, Government of Haryana along with other dignitaries and VIPs.

This grand event, that is a platform to transform Indian horticulture sector from traditional 'culture' to Farm Business has all inputs requires to turn a barren land into flourishing floriculture & Horticulture business. From Best Quality Planting Material, to Greenhouses for growing horti-crops, from sowing to harvesting and packaging, a layman can see the entire Horticulture Business under one roof. For three days i.e. 20-22 Feb. 2015.  Horticulture & floriculture wealth of Indian nation as also technologies & inputs from many countries. Different States have set up  Theme Pavilions displaying Fresh Fruits & Vegetables, Farm Machineries & Equipment, Potato Products & Technologies, Cold Chain & Logistics, Seed, Agrochemical & Irrigation, Organic, Agri Finance & Insurance, Processing & Packaging, Medicinal Herbal products, Fresh Retailing, and Floriculture Wealth & Technology.

 

The expo, which has the Union Ministry of Agriculture as its Principal Sponsor, has a host of other departments including Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH), National Horticulture Board and Horticulture Mission for North East & Himalayan States. It is supported by the NCCD – National Centre for Cold-Chain Development , Agricultural & Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA), and Indian Flowers and Ornamental Plants Welfare Association (iFlora).

 

Paradise for Plant Lovers :  iFlora has setup a theme pavilion of excellent quality plants from across the nation. The indoor plants specially suited to Delhi market have been collected from Nurseries in Pune, Hyderabad, Kerala, UP hills and other places

 

With over 300 million middle and higher income population, India is the world's 2nd largest consumer base and fastest growing retail destination. Fresh fruits, vegetables & food intake are increasing and contribute to 13% of total organized retail that offers significant scope for investment in all related sectors. A huge domestic market supports high quality export oriented F & V production & value addition by providing a unique competitive edge. India, China and Pakistan along with other countries of the region make South Asia, the world's largest market. Therefore, 5th International Horti Expo 2015 will be an eye opener to the farmers and other stake-holders of every segment of agriculture and allied activities who want to expand and diversify their activities.

 

"Flowers & Fruits are unique things. A person can refuse chocolate or pastry, but not flowers. And flowers are for every occasion, even death, "says by Mr. S. Jafar Naqvi President, President, Indian Flowers and Ornamental Plants Welfare Association (iFlora). He further added, "And due to rising income, aspirations of the new generation, globalization and internet, people in India are willing to spend lavishly on floral decoration. So, this news can be music to the ears of anyone wanting booty out of bourgeoning Indian floral decoration markets through flowers and floral accessories".  

 

Jafar further said that iFlora and Flora Expo aim to increase per capita flower consumption even further to give more impetus to floriculture industry. We can't have better time, and sky is the limit.

 

 

 

Body Donates to PGI

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 21^st February:- The Department of Anatomy, PGI, Chandigarh feels proud to receive the body of sector 42, Chandigarh resident 77 year Ram Krishan Gupta. The department is grateful to the family and admires them for this noble gesture.

Exhibition cum sales By Tamilnadu Handloom Weavers’ Co-operative Society:CITCO MD Inagurates the Exhibition

By 121 News Reporter

Chandigarh 21^st February:- To showcase the weaves from Tamilnadu, an exclusive Exhibition cum Sale of handloom products called "Co-optex", is being organized from  21^st February to 01^st March at Lala Lajpatrai Bhawan, Sector-15, Chandigarh. The Exhibition cum sales was inaugurated by Mrs. Kavita Singh IAS, Managing Director, CITCO, Chandigarh.

P.Sailam Regional Manager, The Tamilnadu Handloom Weavers' Co-operative Society Limited said that "Co-optex", serving its nationwide customers for the past 79 years. Through introduction of new designs and patterns to suit the ever changing taste and fashion trends of its customers.  He said that in this 10 days of Exhibition cum sales the newly designed Sarees, Bed spreads, Towels, Lungies, Furnishings, Readymade shirts and Silk Sarees procured from Kanchipuram, Arni, Salem & Coimbatore areas are on Display. The Government of Tamilnadu has extended a rebate upto 20 % on all the Handloom products.  P.Sailam further said that co-optex has effected a record sale of Rs.301.44 Crore during the year 2013-14 and aiming to achieve a sales of Rs.400 crore during this year. 

According to the P.Sailam, Co-optex, a pioneering organization is regularly introducing new designs in unique colour combinations periodically to meet the customers Preferences.  By continuous introduction of New varieties in vibrant colour combinations, Co-optex has sustained the Customer's interest and attraction, which has helped enhance its sale.