Army day celebrations: Latest hi-tech arms, weapons showcased at CGI

Army showcases battle ornaments at CGI
Army educates masses at CGI
Civilians bask in Army’s glory at CGI

Jalvehra (Fategarh Sahib), January 15
The headquarter 2 Corps celebrated Army Day amidst the civilians showcasing its battle ornaments and latest hi-tech weapons at Continental Group of Institutes, Jalvehra campus here today.
CGI was decked with metallic beauties showcased with pride by the Indian army and educated civilians on the latest warfare available with army. Civilians had a busy time going through the shining latest tanks, artillery guns, missiles, infantry weapons and other engineering and communication equipments in use.
Chief Guest at the occasion, media advisor to chief minister Punjab, Harcharan Singh Bains said that such exhibitions were needed to bridge gap between army personnel and civilians. “This exhibit has given people an opportunity to know our mighty army more closely,” Bains said. He exhorted efforts of CGI in holding this grand event successfully.
Lt. Col. B.S. Sandhu, Chairman & Managing Director, WWICS Group of Companies welcomed the guests. Sandhu remarked, “Number of youth joining army is on constant decline. The need is to sensitize on honor and job opportunities army brings with it. We also plan to hold army recruitment rallies in its campus in near future to facilitate youngsters to join forces.”
Gen BKN Chibber, Former Governor, Punjab and A.S. Chatha, Former Chief Secretary, Punjab also graced the occasion with their august presence. The gallantry award winners including retired veterans of region were also present.
Later, the chief guest HS Bains and special invitees took a round of the weapons and machines on display and interacted with army personnel on duty.
The army authorities had set up an information kiosk to educate visitors about recruitment prospects and modalities to join army at various ranks. The visitors, especially students from schools and colleges and youth enjoyed tank rides being organized by the Tank Regiments participating in the event.
An equestrian team demonstrated acrobatics by trained horses – an indispensable part of Army. Army dog units held a special dog show that remained centre of attraction. Three Army Pipe bands drawn from different Infantry Battalions added marshal melody to this event.
Fifty war widows of district were honored. Col B S Sandhu, Chairman of the Group Institutes, on behalf of WWICS Group of Companies, honored these widows. A cultural show was also presented on the occasion.

Army day celebrations: Latest hi-tech arms, weapons showcased at CGI
Army showcases battle ornaments at CGI
Army educates masses at CGI
Civilians bask in Army’s glory at CGI
Jalvehra (Fategarh Sahib), January 15
The headquarter 2 Corps celebrated Army Day amidst the civilians showcasing its battle ornaments and latest hi-tech weapons at Continental Group of Institutes, Jalvehra campus here today.
CGI was decked with metallic beauties showcased with pride by the Indian army and educated civilians on the latest warfare available with army. Civilians had a busy time going through the shining latest tanks, artillery guns, missiles, infantry weapons and other engineering and communication equipments in use.
Chief Guest at the occasion, media advisor to chief minister Punjab, Harcharan Singh Bains said that such exhibitions were needed to bridge gap between army personnel and civilians. “This exhibit has given people an opportunity to know our mighty army more closely,” Bains said. He exhorted efforts of CGI in holding this grand event successfully.
Lt. Col. B.S. Sandhu, Chairman & Managing Director, WWICS Group of Companies welcomed the guests. Sandhu remarked, “Number of youth joining army is on constant decline. The need is to sensitize on honor and job opportunities army brings with it. We also plan to hold army recruitment rallies in its campus in near future to facilitate youngsters to join forces.”
Gen BKN Chibber, Former Governor, Punjab and A.S. Chatha, Former Chief Secretary, Punjab also graced the occasion with their august presence. The gallantry award winners including retired veterans of region were also present.
Later, the chief guest HS Bains and special invitees took a round of the weapons and machines on display and interacted with army personnel on duty.
The army authorities had set up an information kiosk to educate visitors about recruitment prospects and modalities to join army at various ranks. The visitors, especially students from schools and colleges and youth enjoyed tank rides being organized by the Tank Regiments participating in the event.
An equestrian team demonstrated acrobatics by trained horses – an indispensable part of Army. Army dog units held a special dog show that remained centre of attraction. Three Army Pipe bands drawn from different Infantry Battalions added marshal melody to this event.
Fifty war widows of district were honored. Col B S Sandhu, Chairman of the Group Institutes, on behalf of WWICS Group of Companies, honored these widows. A cultural show was also presented on the occasion.

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New Zealand – popular study destination for Indian students

New Zealand – popular study destination for Indian students
Peaceful New Zealand an abode for Indian students

Chandigarh, January 14
New Zealand has emerged as one of the most popular and safe study destinations for Indian students. The country has earned this distinction owing to its low rate of violence, decrease in military spending and election of a conaservative coalition government last year
Liz Batra, owner of IEGC- International Education Guidance and Care Chandigarh and Paramdip Singh – Director special projects at Waiariki Institute of Technology, a government institute in Rotorua said this while addressing media persons here today.
Talking about the New Zealand’s Student Visa policy, Liz said that the country has a transparent pathway from study to work to permanent residence.
Liz had been promoting New Zealand as a study destination since 2002. It was her company’s transparent and dedicated services that have earned them the Top Performing New Zealand Specialist Agent award from New Zealand Trade and Enterprise consistently for last 4 years. The award was granted on the basis of maximum number of successful student visa approvals. In 2009, Liz Batra also got the No. 1 Agent award from Waiariki Institute of Technology, Rotorua.
During her tête-à-tête with the media, Liz added that New Zealand has been voted the most peaceful country in world according to 2009 Global Peace Index Report.
Liz added that most of her students have found New Zealand very safe and high quality education destination. “Education system in NZ is competency based and students learn intricacies of subjects in practical and applied way. The main focus of institutes like Waiariki is to equip students with skills,” she said.
Paramdip Singh said that “We have 235 Indian students at our Waiariki campus and they are doing 20 hours per week part time jobs as well as studying full time in a very friendly and safe environment,” he revealed.
IEGC, being fully acquainted with all New Zealand universities / institutions, smoothly and effortlessly guide students through entire admission and visa process. Also, all personalized counseling and detailed information students receive from IEGC is absolutely free.
It even assists students with accommodation arrangements in New Zealand. “This can be a terrifying task for student that consumes tremendous energy and patience. Based on the student’s budget and further individual needs, precise accommodation is selected and suggested to them,” Liz said.
“At IEGC helping hand is extended to students even after they are settled in respective New Zealand Institution and try to assist them with problems they are facing,” Liz Batra added.

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VIVA brings health, beauty care at your doorstep

VIVA brings health, beauty care at your doorstep

Chandigarh, January 11

Surya Pharmaceuticals – a renowned name in national and international pharma market – has forayed into retail sector with its chain of stores VIVA - Your Family Chemist, opened across Delhi, Chandigarh and Mohali.

VIVA stores are already serving Delhi population with a strong network of 15 stores. Placed strategically in conventional and neighborhood markets, VIVA stores have now entered the Tri-city beginning with five outlets in one go. Three in sector 35, 37 and 40 of Chandigarh and two VIVA stores in Mohali phase X and sector 71.

GM State Bank of India, Ms Sudha Malhotra inaugurated the VIVA stores today. She congratulated Surya Pharmaceuticals for taking this initiative of providing genuine medicines, health care and beauty products nearer home.

Rajiv Goyal Chairman-cum-Managing Director of Surya Pharmaceutical Ltd said that all Viva outlets are centrally air-conditioned, and stringently follow the ‘cold chain’ requirements that of maintaining specific temperatures – for specialized medicines, vaccinations, and injections. Besides providing a unique assortment of health goods & services along with a promise of genuine medicines at all times, these stores operate from 8 am to 11 PM everyday seven days a week and focus on providing a different customer experience. Right from the moment a customer steps in, he/she treated to an experience that matches the best global standards. Manned by licensed pharmacists and informed customer care executives to address all customer queries and assist them in the buying process, VIVA also offers free home delivery services.

Goyal revealed that according to World Health Organization (WHO) 35 percent of the world’s spurious drugs are produced in India. "Buying medicines only from reputed, well-established organized chemists is one way to strangle the spurious drug industry and VIVA is one sincere effort towards it,” Goyal asserted.

Keeping in mind the need of changing urban lifestyle VIVA also houses medicine support systems, vitamins minerals and supplements. It has an array of hair care, skin care, baby and child care, oral care, men and women care products and diet and nutrition supplements to choose from.
Through its mix of branded medicines and generic products, along with a wide range of FMCG and FMHG products Viva is a one-stop shop for all health and prevention needs for the society at large

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Rayat-Bahra group to hold placement drive with Infosys

Rayat-Bahra group to hold placement drive with Infosys
Infosys to hold placement drive at Rayat-Bahra

Kharar, January 11
The global IT giant, Infosys Technologies Limited would be holding a placement drive at Ryat-Bahra Center of Bio-Excellence, Kharar on January 15.
Infosys is holding this placement drive for students of Rayat-Bahra group under its campus recruitment programme 2009- 2010. The company would be recruiting systems engineer with a gross pay package of Rs 3.25 lacs per annum.
S Gurvinder Singh Bahra, the vice-chairman Rayat-Bahra group said that it was a matter of pride for the group that IT giant like Infosys was recruiting students from its campus. He said that during the training period, the selected students would be offered Rs 2.7 lac per annum.
After allocation of business units the students of BE/ B Tech/ MCA/ MSc selected would be offered Rs Rs. 3.25 lacs per annum, while those from ME/ MTech would be offered Rs. 3.50 lacs per annum.
The company would also be offering 15 percent training performance incentive to the selected candidates undergoing training with it. MCA / MSc / ME/ M Tech students minimum 60 percent marks in X and XII and 65 percent in post graduation are allowed to appear. Engineers BE/ B.Tech/ ME/ M.Tech as well as MCA and M Sc from twenty- one enlisted disciplines are also eligible to appear for the placement drive.

It is pertinent to mention here that recently Rayat-Bahra Group has held campus placement fortnight for the students of B Tech 2010 of its Ropar and Mohali campus.
Companies offering a wide range of job profiles like software engineers, database developers, mechanical engineers, electronic engineers, program engineers etc participated in this drive offering package bracket of Rs. 2 lacs to Rs. 4.0 lacs. Around 300 students of Rayat-Bahra engineering colleges participated in this drive.
Dr. Sandeep Kaura, Assistant Managing Director, Rayat-Bahra said that in first phase of placements for B.Tech 2010 held in September and October 2009, as many as 267 students wree selected in companies like Panasonic Corporation, IBM India, J.K. Technosoft Ltd, Open Access Technology India, Hastie Engineers, Stanley Works and others.

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Rayat-Bahra group to hold placement drive with Infosys
Infosys to hold placement drive at Rayat-Bahra

Kharar, January 11
The global IT giant, Infosys Technologies Limited would be holding a placement drive at Ryat-Bahra Center of Bio-Excellence, Kharar on January 15.
Infosys is holding this placement drive for students of Rayat-Bahra group under its campus recruitment programme 2009- 2010. The company would be recruiting systems engineer with a gross pay package of Rs 3.25 lacs per annum.
S Gurvinder Singh Bahra, the vice-chairman Rayat-Bahra group said that it was a matter of pride for the group that IT giant like Infosys was recruiting students from its campus. He said that during the training period, the selected students would be offered Rs 2.7 lac per annum.
After allocation of business units the students of BE/ B Tech/ MCA/ MSc selected would be offered Rs Rs. 3.25 lacs per annum, while those from ME/ MTech would be offered Rs. 3.50 lacs per annum.
The company would also be offering 15 percent training performance incentive to the selected candidates undergoing training with it. MCA / MSc / ME/ M Tech students minimum 60 percent marks in X and XII and 65 percent in post graduation are allowed to appear. Engineers BE/ B.Tech/ ME/ M.Tech as well as MCA and M Sc from twenty- one enlisted disciplines are also eligible to appear for the placement drive.

It is pertinent to mention here that recently Rayat-Bahra Group has held campus placement fortnight for the students of B Tech 2010 of its Ropar and Mohali campus.
Companies offering a wide range of job profiles like software engineers, database developers, mechanical engineers, electronic engineers, program engineers etc participated in this drive offering package bracket of Rs. 2 lacs to Rs. 4.0 lacs. Around 300 students of Rayat-Bahra engineering colleges participated in this drive.
Dr. Sandeep Kaura, Assistant Managing Director, Rayat-Bahra said that in first phase of placements for B.Tech 2010 held in September and October 2009, as many as 267 students wree selected in companies like Panasonic Corporation, IBM India, J.K. Technosoft Ltd, Open Access Technology India, Hastie Engineers, Stanley Works and others.

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Ashmah International School faculty on learning expedition

Ashmah International School faculty on learning expedition
Ashmah School faculty attends workshop on upcoming challenges

Mohali, January 11
The faculty members of Ashmah international School, Mohali attended workshop preparing them to meet upcoming challenges in education.
Brigadier Jagdev, a renowned expert in academics and trends in teaching technology brushed up the teachers’ knowledge bank giving emphasis on continual learning amongst teachers.
“Teachers should work towards of their professional skills,” he said sharing the findings regarding educational system, innovative techniques and methods to make the system child centered.
The discussion brought out an interesting revelation about children of working mothers having higher stress levels than their home maker counterparts.
“The role of teacher assumes wider dimensions in such a scenario when cut-throat competition has failed to go down well with the students. With this, the stress level among kids is soaring,” Brig Jagdev explained.
He deliberated that apart from teaching teachers are required to bridge emotional gaps in the child caused due to changing family structures and socio-economic constraints.
The workshop aimed at equipping teachers with necessary skills to identify strengths and capacities of each student individually and thereby modifying teaching technique, to suit learner’s personality and potential.
Introducing this concept of tailor-made-teaching, Brigadier Jagdev also emphasized on development of teacher’s personality too and underlined that teachers themselves need to have strong leadership qualities and high motivational and commitment levels to be able to transmit the same to their students.
School director J.S. Kesar exhorted the efforts of principal Roopinder Ghuman in arranging this workshop.
Kesar said that at least three such workshops would be conducted in a year to update knowledge of teacher and enhance their teaching capabilities.
Roopinder Ghuman said workshop proved highly motivating and inspirational for teachers. She thanked Brig Jagdev for the workshop and added that its benefits would percolate down to the students’ level bringing a sea change.

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2300 participate in AIEEE ’10 mock test at Rayat - Bahra institute

2300 participate in AIEEE ’10 mock test at Rayat - Bahra institute
Overwhelming participation marks mock AIEEE test at Rayat - Bahra institute

Mohali, January 10: Mock AIEEE-2010 test organized by Rayat - Bahra at Rayat-Bahra Bio Technology Centre of Excellence here today received an overwhelming response with over 2300 students from Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana and surrounding region participating. Aimed at testing skills ahead of AIEEE ’10, the mock test was organized free of cost with a bounty of prizes aimed at encouraging the students.
Special arrangements like pick up and dropping facility for hundreds of students from various locations in and around Chandigarh, Mohali and Panchkula were made for the test which started early in the day. Informing about the immensely successful mock test S. Gurvinder Singh Bahra, Vice Chairman, Rayat- Bahra group said that not only free test and facilities provided were an added feature but a bounty of prizes worth over Rs 2.5 lakhs attracted students who tested waters ahead of AIEEE. Students were offered prizes including laptops, PCs, TVs, and scientific calculators besides tuition fee waiver commitments ranging from 25% to 100% waiver while studying in Rayat -Bahra institutes, informed Bahra.

While the topper of mock test to be declared soon would receive Laptop along with a 100% waiver on tuition fee at entry level while studying in any Rayat and Bahra institute. Second and third ranking students would get personal computers and a tuition fee waiver of 75% and 50% respectively while fourth position student would get colour TV and 25% tuition fee waiver offer. MP3 players and 25% tuition fee waiver in Rayat and Bahra institutes at entry level is for the students ranked between 5 and15. 35 Consolation prizes of scientific calculators, movie tickets and 25% tuition waiver benefits were also given.

Sardar Bahra further added that the group not only provides quality education but also encourages meritorious, physically challenged and other needy students by way of concessions. In addition to the scholarships awarded for mock test toppers, 50% tuition waivers are already being given to students whose parents are not alive or whose brother or sister are studying in Rayat - Bahra institute. Besides 25 % of tuition fee waive is being given to students whose father is not alive or to physically challenged students.

Bahra added that the group is striving for achieving excellence in academic sphere which is only feasible if talented students are not only acknowledged but awarded and nurtured by way of incentives as well.

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Orange Resort inaugurated in Baddi

Nestled in Shivalik foothills, Orange Resort combines luxury with business
Hotel industry should promote business, tourism in state, Kumari Selja
Kumari Selja inaugurates Orange Resort
Orange Resort inaugurated in Baddi

Baddi, January 9
Orange Group of Hotels inaugurated its Orange Resort, today, a perfect blend of luxury and business, nestled in foothills of Shivalik.
Honorable Kumari Selja, Union Minister of Tourism, Housing and Poverty Alleviation inaugurated the hotel in august presence of Kiran Mahajan, Managing Director, Orange Resort.
Exhorting initiative of Orange Group of Hotels, Kumari Selja said that hotel industry should come up with more concepts like Orange Resort that promote tourism and business in state.
Kiran Mahajan said that with Orange Resort, the group has added yet another feather to its plumage of Orbit Hotel Orange sector 34, Hotel Orange sector 35, Hotel Pearl Industrial Area-2, Orbit Health Club and Spa sector 34 Chandigarh.
She added that group has created new category in domestic hospitality landscape with Orange Resort. Its impetus is on giving major fillip to tourism industry in Himachal.
Hotel Orange Resort is situated in foothills of Shivalik at Baddi, industrial area of Himachal Pradesh in proximity of Chandigarh and strategically located at Jharmajri Heights 2km from Baddi- Manali Highway.
It is easily accessible from business hubs of Baddi, Barotiwala, Nalagarh, Pinjore and Parwanoo and is just 35 minutes drive from PGI Chandigarh.
Hotel’s design is a unique space that is conducive for guest comfort and relaxation coupled with providing state-of-art facilities for business meets and work requirements of corporate sector.
Synonymous to convenience, style, warmth, modernity and affordability, Orange Resorts offers unique experience in each one of its stylist Super Deluxe Rooms and Royal Suites. All rooms of hotel face backdrop of enchanting and soothing Shivalik Hills and huge expanse of fields.
Hotel is house to three restaurants - Orange Restaurant, 24 hours Orange Coffee Shop and Open Court Orange Restaurant. Guests are treated with sumptuous Indian, Chinese and Mughlai cuisine at Orange Restaurant and 24 hours Orange Coffee Shop. The Open Court Orange Restaurant provides an open air eating paradise under canopies on bank of sprawling lush green lawn. Restaurant has a well-stocked bar to serve special cocktail and mock tail.
Hotel also has an Orange Resort Spa that is unique facility based on ancient Indian science of Ayurveda with modern equipments and a spa that includes steam and sauna room.
Hotel offers state-of-art conference facilities and business centre to corporate houses for conducting board meetings and conferences. It has two convention halls of 250 capacity each, suitable for business conferences, corporate meets and is laced with cordless conference microphone, roll-down screens, display panel wall, projection system etc. These halls can even hosts weddings, receptions, parties etc.

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