Elder day celbrated at Aryans College of Education

 

 by Punjabnewswire4u

MOHALI, SEPT 30

Aryans College of Education today celebrate W

orld Elders Day and Communal Harmony Day. Students presented various speeches, recited poems and sang songs. Elder members of community were invited and honored on this event. 

Dr. Manjula Kataria, Aryans College of Education presided over the function.

Declamation contest on Ozone layer at Golden Bells

by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, SEPT 28
Environment Protection Society, SAS Nagar, today organised declamation contest on depleting effects of ozone layer in Golden Bells Public School, Sector-77, Mohali.
Indian Foreign Service Ambassador (Retd.) and Founder President of the society
Sh. S. R. Chaudhari was the chief guest on the occasion. Col. C.S. Bawa (Retd.)
presided over the function.
Teams from different schools took part in this declamation contest. The topic was the “Ozone layer is depleting. Let us join hands to protect it”. All children spoke very well on the topic. They expressed their views on this alarming situation which is going to affect whole world very soon.
Tree saplings of medicinal values and fruits were planted by Environment Protection Society in the school premises.
  Declamation contest results:
JUNIOR TEAM
1.Shivam Chaudhry – Class – VIII (Golden Bells Public School)
2.Ritika – Class – VII (Golden Bells Public School)
3.Harsimrat Kaur – Class – VIII (Gem Public School)
SENIOR TEAM
1.Sahajit Kaur – Class – XI (Golden Bells Public School)
2.Banmeet Kaur – Class – X (Gem Public School)
3.Jyotmeen Kaur – Class – XII (Golden Bells Public School)
The running trophy was awarded to Golden Bells Public School.
In the end, Col. C.S. Bawa, Chairman, Golden Bells Public School, thanked
Sh. R. S. Chaudhari and eminent judges of Environment Protection Society and also
congratulated winner teams.

Second academic session of B.Ed started at Aryans

 by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, SEPT 26

The second^d academic session had started recently at the Aryans College of Education at village Nepra (Banur), Chandigarh- Patiala Highway, near Chandigarh. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman Aryans Group of Colleges inaugurated 2nd academic session. Special Orientation Programme was also organized for the new students.

While giving his inaugural address to B.Ed Students, Dr. Anshu Kataria said that “Although there are many Institutes in the region  but still there is a huge gap exists between the quality of teachers  being produced and what actual education industry wants”. Our focus is to ensure that our students get result-oriented quality education so that they get jobs easily and do very well in the industry, Dr. Kataria Further added.

While interacting  the students, Dr. Manjula Kataria, Principal, Aryans College of Education said that B.Ed gives easy entry to teaching profession and is recognised all over india and in the many countries in the world. Dr.Kataria wished them good luck for their studies & further said they are the builders of the Nation. Dr. Jaswinder Singh, Vice Principal, Aryans College of Education has welcomed the new students and made them aware of the academic calendar and the past achievements of the college students and wished them good luck for future.

It is to be mentioned that Aryans Group of Colleges is situated on Chandigarh- Patiala highway. The group is running MBA College, BBA/ BCA College, B.Ed College and Engineering College.

Aryans Group of Colleges holds Convocation

by sportswire4u.blogspot.com (Balbir)
CHANDIGARH, SEPT 22
Aryans Group of Colleges, Chandigarh holds its Convocation at PHD Chamber, Sector-31, Chandigarh, today to honor the Aryans Pass Outs with their Academic Degrees. Dr. Buta Singh, Dean Academics, Punjab Technical University, Jalandhar was the chief guest on the occasion. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman Aryans Group presided over the event. Around 100 MBA (2008-10) & BCA (2007-10) students of Aryans were awarded degrees.
The convocation started with lightening of the lamp followed by the prayer. Dr. Parveen Kataria, Director General, Aryans Group presented the annual report of college & highlighted the vision of the institute for future. She read out the achievements of the college highlighting the quality education & placements by various top companies.
While presiding over the function, the chief guest Dr. Buta Singh motivated the students to acquire excellence in their chosen field to move forward in their lives and contribute to nation building. Dr. Singh also urged the students to step out of restricted thinking and explore the opportunities in the current global scenario.
While congratulating the students Dr. Anshu Kataria said that “The World is waiting for people who are able to think, analyze and apply and I can proudly say that these young talents will make great progress and positively impact business and society in the coming years”.
“As the Indian Economy is integrating with the World, it requires Managers with a Global perspective. An interdisciplinary approach within the students is the need of the hour and keeping this perspective in mind, Aryans concentrates on producing holistic individuals”, Dr. Kataria Further added.
Dr. Manjula Kataria gave ‘vote of thanks ‘to the Chief Guest for sparing his valuable time to address, motivate and encourage the ` managers. Prominent among others present on the occasion were Prof. D. C. Kataria, Vice- Chairman; Mrs. Rajni Kataria, Treasurer; Dr. D. P. Singh, Director; Prof. K. K. Mangla, Dr. A.S. Balgir and many others. At last the event ended up with the declaration of the closing of the Convocation followed by the National Anthem.

Canara Bank upset holders ONGC in Atray Trophy

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CHANDIGARH, SEPT 19 

Canara Bank of  Bangalore upset defending champions Oil and Natural Gas Corporation by four wickets  in the Pearls  18th All-India JP Atray Memorial Cricket Tournament  at St. John's School in Sector 26 here today and garnered five points including a bonus.

Winning the toss ONGC opted to bat.  They lost their opener Tanmay Srivastava with 10 runs on the board as Tanmay Srivastav was caught by Bharath off Ayappa for 3. Thereafter Sandeep Sharma and Mohit Sharma got together and stitched a 147 runs partnership for the 2^nd wicket in 28 overs. Mohit Sharma was the first to go when he was castled by Raghu for 85 off 94 balls inclusive of 9x4s and 2 huge sixes.

Sandeep Sharma also left at the same score when he was snapped by Mansoor Ali Khan of his own bowling for a well made 59 off 83 balls with 4 boundaries and two sixes. Thereafter it was regular procession to and fro from the pavilion and the ONGC innings terminated at 221with the last man getting run out on the last ball. Ayappa  (3 for 37,) M.Ali Khan (3 for 40) and former Test star Sunil Joshi (2 for 36) were the main wicket takers for Canara Bank.

 Replying Canara Bank cantered to 225 for 6 in 38 overs to beat ONGC by 4 wickets and collect 5 points including a bonus. Canara Bank were well served by Bharat Chipli  (65, 9x4s, 1x6) and P.Deshpande  76 (7x4s, 3x6s) and C.Raghu (32, 2x4s, 1x6).  Canara innings witnessed three fruitful stands 61 for the 1^st wicket  69 for the 3^rd wicket and 70 runs for the 4^th wicket.  Vikram Malik (2 for 45), Sahil Sharma (2 for 56) and Parveen Gupta (2 for 44) shared the spoils for ONGC. For his brilliant knock of 76 P. Deshpande of Canara Bank won the  Man of the match award.

 Brief scores : ONGC: 221 for all out in 50 overs (Sandeep Sharma  59, Mohit Sharma   85,Ayappa 3 for 37, M.Ali Khan 3 for 40, Sunil Joshi 2 for 36).

 Canara Bank: 225 for 6 in 38 overs (Bharat Chipli 65, P.Deshpande  76, C.Raghu  32, Vikram Malik  2 for 45, Sahil Sharma  2 for 56 and Parveen Gupta 2 for 44).

 In the second match played at Tau Devi Lal Stadium Sector 3 Panchkula  MRF squeezed past IOC by a narrow margin of 7 runs in a nail biting finish.  MRF won the toss and elected to bat and scored 266 for 9 in 50 overs. They were well served by S.Sri Ram  (73, 3x4s , 1x6,) Kunal Kapoor (48 , 3x4s) and Thalayavan (42, 3x4s)  . For MRF Ankit Rajput (4 for 49) and Balwinder Sandhu (2 for 55) were the main wicket takers for IOC.  Sriram and Kunal Kapoor stitched a 98 runs partner ship for the 3^rd wicket.

Replying Indian Oil Corporation were bowled out for 259 in 48.5 overs.  Paresh Patel (74, 8x4s, 1x6), Ravikant Shukla (69, 3x4s)  and Mithun Berala 49 (8x4s, 1x6) the principal run getters for IOC.  Paresh and Mithun put on 94 runs for the 1^st wicket and at one stage IOC were happily placed at 209 for 3 and at this stage MRF Skipper introduced his 7^th bowler Sunny Kumar Singh who caused IOC collapse by capturing 5 wickets for 15 and hurtling down IOC to a seven- run defeat. For his splendid bowling performance Sunny Kumar Singh was named the Man of the match. MRF got 4 point and IOC got 0.

Brief scores: MRF:  266 for 9 in 50 overs (S.Sri Ram 73 , Kunal Kapoor 48 , Thalayavan 42, Ankit Rajput 4 for 49, Balwinder Sandhu  2 for 55).

 Indian Oil Corporation: 259 in 48.5 overs (Paresh Patel  74, Ravikant Shukla  69, Mithun Berala 49, Sunny Kumar Singh 5 for 15, S. Nadeem  2 for 42).

 In the third match played at Dhruv Pandove Stadium Patiala between PCA Colts blasted LIC Cricket Club by 153 runs and notched 5 points including a bonus. With this defeat LIC made their exit from the tournament with the dubious distinction of garnering three minus points in the three league matches.

Batting first PCA Colts scored 329 for 5 in 50 overs; this included 44 penalty runs awarded because of the slow over rate of LIC Bowlers.  Gurkirat Man smashed  101 runs unbeaten off 70 balls studded with 11 boundaries and two sixes while Shiv Love hit an enterprising 84 off 115 balls with 5 fours and one six. They were involved in a 136 runs stand for the 4^th wicket.  Maninder Singh (2 for 52) was the most successful bowler for LIC. Replying LIC were shot out for 176 in 38 overs. Sunny Sohal  (56), Gaurav Gupta   (36), Nitin Saini (26) were the main run getters for LIC.  Rahul Kanojia bowled a tantalizing spell of 7 overs of slow left arm bowling and got six wickets for 24 runs. Gurkirat Mann for his unbeaten century was named the Man of the match.

 Brief scores: PCA Colts: 329 for 5 in 50 overs (Gurkirat Man smashed  101, Shiv Love  84, Maninder Singh 2 for 52)..

 LIC: 176 in 38 overs (Sunny Sohal  56, Gaurav Gupta   36, Nitin Saini  26,Rahul Kanojia 6 for 24).

Aryans students shine in cultural extravaganza "Rajni"

 by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)

CHANDIGARH, SEPT 19

Aryans Group of Colleges today organized Cultural Extravaganza “RAJNI” at Punjab Kala Bhawan, Sector -16, Chandigarh. Sh. Naval Gupta, Zonal Manager, Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) inaugurated the function. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group presided over the function.

Students of MBA, B.Tech, BBA, BCA & B.Ed students presented Bhangra, Giddha, Naati, Kashmiri dance, Hip Hop, Comedy Dance, Haryanwi Dance, Melody Dance Fusion, Kashmiri Song, Retro Classical Dance, Bubbly Dance, Dhinka-Chika & Modeling.

The function commenced with the lamp lighting ceremony by the Chief Guest followed by Saraswati Vandana. In his inaugural speech, Sh. Gupta said that such events are necessary in the professional institutions as they instill confidence and sense of responsibility in the students. Academics and Cultural activities always go side by side. Cultural activities play important role in order to reduce the stress of the students, he added.

Usha & Group performed Haryanwi Dance while Avneet & Group presented Kashmiri dance. Retro Classical Dance was presented by Harpreet & Group. The Beautiful “Naati” of Kullu under the leadership of Kshitiz and group enthralled the audience. The audience was on their toes during the Punjabi dance “Sab toh Sohna Bhangra” under the leadership of Gurvinder where as Neetika & Group Presented “Beautiful Giddha”. Kshitiz and group also presented an energetic Hip-Hop dance and “Fusion” by Faayz & others brought the audience to their toes.

Also present on the occasion were Sh. Jaspal Bhatti; S.Mohanbeer Singh, Additional Director Deptt. of Technical Education, Govt.of Punjab ;Sh.Anil Jain, Bank Of India; Mrs. Anita Garg, India Overseas Bank ; Sh.Pankaj Aggarwal & Mr.Anoop Bansal; Sh. Bhupinder Manchanda; Prof. D. C. Kataria, Vice- Chairman; Mrs. Rajni Kataria, Treasurer; Dr. (Mrs.) Parveen Kataria, Director General; Dr. K. K. Mangla, Dr.D.P.Singh, Dr. Manjula Kataria and many others.

Punjab CM Badal joins Modi's Sadbhavna Mission

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AHMADABAD SEPT 17

          Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal today joined here the ‘Sadbhavana Mission’ launched by his counterpart in Gujarat Mr. Narendra Modi to strengthen the ethos of communal harmony, peace and brotherhood. 

Expressing solidarity with the Gujarat Chief Minister, Mr. Badal on the behalf of Punjab and Punjabis lauded Mr. Modi’s initiative to undertake fast for three days with the sole objective to disseminate the message of national integration, harmony and prosperity amongst the people of Gujarat.  He hoped this campaign would not merely restrict to Gujarat but would also go a long way to sensitize the people of other states about the significance of peace and harmony in the present scenario. Mr. Badal also urged the Former Deputy Prime Minister and Senior BJP National leader Mr. L.K. Advani, who was also present on the occasion, to launch such campaign at the national level to spread the message of communal harmony, peace, unity, progress and prosperity in every nook and corner of the country.  

In his address, Mr. Badal said that the Sikh religion has always propagated the message of universal brotherhood and well-being (Chardi Kala) of the people since its inception, that’s why every Sikh in his daily prayer (Ardaas) prays to the Almighty for the well-being of the entire mankind. He mentioned that Punjabis merely constituted just 2.5% of the country’s total population and contributed more than 60% of food grain in the national pool which had only been possible due to their progressive, resilient and peace-loving nature. He  said: “Punjabis have always stood as one to safeguard the hard earned atmosphere of peace and communal harmony in the State.”

 Mr. Badal also appreciated the Gujarat Chief Minister for his pro-development vision and dynamic outlook for achieving the growth rate of 11% in Gujarat against the average national growth rate of 7 to 8 % and described him a ‘light house of development’ for the other states to follow the path of growth and prosperity.  He called upon the Chief Ministers of other states to replicate the Gujarat model of development to ensure the overall prosperity and progress in their respective states. He underscored the need to bring awareness amongst the masses to promote harmony, unity and brotherhood which was the need of the hour in the present scenario.  He emphasized the need to replace hatred by love and violence by peace to usher in an era of all round development and prosperity in the country.  

Showing deep concern over the problems of poverty, unemployment, illiteracy, starvation and corruption, Mr. Badal solicited the whole hearted support and cooperation from all the like-minded political parties to curb these maladies. Mr. Badal made his firm resolve to extend full support and cooperation on behalf of the Shiromani Akali Dal to the ‘Sadbhavna Mission’ launched by Mr. Modi to curb the cult of violence and hatred to pave a way for the overall development and prosperity in the country because none of any nation or state could prosper without congenial atmosphere of harmony, peace and unity.  He reiterated that the SAD-BJP alliance was committed to preserve and maintain the communal harmony and traditional brotherhood at all costs.  

Mr. Badal appealed to the people of the country belonging to various political parties, social and religious organizations, different institutions and all right thinking persons to maintain harmony, peace and brotherhood to emerge India as a frontrunner country amongst all the nations across the globe.

ACE celebrates Engineers Day

by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)

MOHALI, SEPT 15

To commemorate the birth anniversary of M Vivesvaraya (Bharat Ratna), the Students of Aryans College of Engineering today celebrated 44th Engineers' Day. On the occasion, events including paper presentation, word hunt and quiz were held as part of the programme. Students also gave presentation to enlightened their fellow beings about the lifelong achievements and contributions made by Vivesvaraya in designing civil engineering structures. Dr.Anshu kataria, Chairman Aryans Group presided over the event.

During the event, Dr. Anshu Kataria said that Aryans Group always focuses on sharpening the skills of the students. Dr. Kataria further added that such type of activities help to groom the personality of the students so that they can move along the competitive world.

Prof. D. C. Kataria, Dr. Praveen Kataria, Dr. D. P. Singh & Dr. Manjula Kataria & the staff members were also present on this occasion. It is to be mentioned that Aryans 20 acre campus is situated at village Nepra (Banur), near Chandigarh – Patiala highway. . The group is running MBA College, -BBA/ BCA College, B.Ed College and Engineering College.

ACE opens placement cell for B Ed students

by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)

MOHALI, SEPT 11

Aryans College of Education (A.C.E.) has opened placement cell today for its B.Ed students. Giving this information, Dr. Anshu Kataria, chairman, Aryans group of colleges said that the first batch of Aryans College of education has been passed out and the seats of second batch are being filled through federation of self-financed college of education, Punjab. On the other hand the admission of B.Ed is going on. Students interested for admission may contact on 84270-22288. He further said that like MBA, BBA, BCA, B.Tech etc. the group is also working for the placement of B.Ed students.

Dr. Manjula Kataria, principle, Aryans College of Education said that both in India and abroad, there is a great demand for teachers. There are many national and international jobs available to them. She further said that Aryans group would organize job fest in the month of October.

It is to be mentioned that Aryans Groups of Colleges is situated on Chandigarh- Patiala highway. The group is running MBA College, BBA/ BCA College, B.Ed College, Nursing College and Engineering College. The group is only CAT, MAT, GMAT, GRE, XAT allied group of region.

Shivalik Public School and Mohali Public School champs

  by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, SEPT 10
  Shivalik Public School, Phase 6, Mohali annexed trophy in Group 1 in the Bharat Vikas Parishad organised ‘Inter School Patriotic Group Song Competition’ at Golden Bells Public School in Sector-77, here today. Mohali Public School, Phase 10 emerged champions in Group 2.
A large nber of schools participated in the competition. Mr. Sukhdev Singh, Director, Metronics Industries, Mohali was the chief guest on the occasion. He appreciated the efforts of the schools and of their talented students.
Songs were sung by the students on the theme of national integration, unity, pride and peace which made them feel patriotic. The motto of the function is to keep the ‘National Spirit Alive’.
Prizes were given by the chief guest to the winning teams. The winning teams will further participate in 'State Level Patriotic Group Song Competition'.
School Chairman  Col. C.S. Bawa (Retd.) addressed and thanked Bharat Vikas Parishad for organising such an inspiring competition.

ACE organises industrial visit for students

by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)

MOHALI, SEPT 7

Aryans College of Engineering, Chandigarh organized an industrial visit for its B.Tech students today. The students visited various departments of the Alcon Wire and Cables Industry, Rajpura including Manufacturing, Marketing, Human Resources, Research & Development and Finance. The purpose of the visit was to make students aware of the various practical manufacturing aspects.

Mr. Kuldeep Singh, Marketing Manager and Mr. Satinder Sharma, Technical Manager interacted with the students & gave them in depth insight of the working of the company. The students were allowed to have a look into the various stages involved in the process of manufacturing of various products including Wires and Cables. Each group was accompanied by an official from the company who explained each and every stage of the process involved.

Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group said that such industrial visits would enhance the practical knowledge. The various technical concepts being taught in the classrooms get clarified after experiencing them physically in the industry itself. He added that such visits would continue to be there for B.Tech students so that they can learn the concepts with a better approach, Dr. Kataria further added.

Dr. Kataria further said that it was a professional life experience for the students of Aryans. They also put up various queries relating to manufacture process to the departmental heads & got answers for the same. Industrial visit was an excellent opportunity for the students to understand the complexities faced by companies in various stages.

Golden Bells celebrate Teacher's Day

 by Punjabnewswire4u (Balbir)
MOHALI, SEPT 5
Since 1962, Schools have been celebrating Teacher’s Day on September 5. The day commemorates the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a philosopher and a teacher par excellence. Hence, the Teacher’s Day was celebrated with great enthusiasm, fun and frolic at Golden Bells Public School, Sector-77, Mohali.
On the auspicious occasion, students highlighted the importance of the day, by giving a brief speech. The students of class-X taught to junior classes with their great effort and confidence. Students also enjoyed their teaching and maintained the discipline in the classes. The best boy and girl ‘student teacher’
was selected and awarded.
Many interesting games like antakshari, tambola, paper dance andm usical chairs were organized and winners were awarded accordingly. Various titles were given to the teachers showing love and affection by the students towards their teachers.
Different cultural programs like Bhangra and remix dance by boys and girls added flavor to the program.
School management honoured staff members with gifts and refreshment was arranged
for them.
In the end, Col. C.S. Bawa (Retd.), Chairman of the school congratulated the teachers on the occasion of Teacher’s Day and appreciated the efforts done by the students on this occasion. He also advised the teachers to uphold the noble values attached to the esteemed teaching profession and the students should
emulate the teachers as their role models.