Chandigarh 20 June ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) today said attempts by the ruling Aam Admi Party (AAP) to spread a false narrative regarding Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann’s deposition at Sri Akal Takht Sahib and its attempt to stage dharnas against the Shiromani Akali Dal had boomeranged. Addressing a press conference here, SAD Chief Spokesman Arshdeep Singh Kler said AAP had attempted to gherao and stage protest at district headquarters of the SAD but its attempts failed miserably as they could not muster support of requisite numbers despite help from the police force. He said the videos emerging from different districts of the state had made it clear that only a meagre number of AAP workers assembled on the call of the party making the entire attempt a flop show. The SAD leader said similarly when Sri Akal Takht Sahib had released the video of the deposition of the Chief Minister before the Takht, the latter accepted Sri Akal Takht’s directive to get his...
Association of Assistant Professors, Government Colleges (Contract), Chandigarh Extends Support to Punjab Flood Victims
Association of Assistant Professors, Government Colleges (Contract), Chandigarh Extends Support to Punjab Flood Victims
Chandigarh 30 September ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Association of Assistant Professors (Contract) of Government Colleges, Chandigarh, has launched a special initiative to provide relief and essential supplies to the people of Sultanpur Lodhi and nearby areas severely affected by the recent floods. Two relief vehicles loaded with essential supplies were flagged off by Dr. J.K. Sehgal, Principal, Post Graduate Government College, Sector-11, Chandigarh. On this occasion, a four-member delegation of the Association — Chander Jaswal, Vice President, PGGCG-11; Saurabh Gupta, Member; Suresh Kumar, Member; and Mohit Sannan, Member, PGGCG-11 — was present. The delegation will undertake a humanitarian visit to the flood-affected areas of Punjab from September 30 to October 1, 2025. Vice President Assistant Professor Chander Jaswal stated that the relief material included medicines, sanitary pads, fogging machines and pumps, blankets, tea, mustard oil, soaps, packaged drinking water, and other essential items. The relief was collected with the support and contribution of all (contractual) faculty members of government colleges and institutions of Chandigarh. He further expressed heartfelt gratitude on behalf of the Association to Prerna Puri (IAS), Secretary, Higher Education, and Rubinderjit Singh Brar (IAS), Director, Higher Education, Chandigarh, for their continuous guidance and support in making this relief initiative possible. The Association also extended thanks to the principals and staff members of various colleges and institutions under the Directorate of Higher Education, Chandigarh, for their cooperation and collective efforts in this noble cause. He added that this initiative, beyond academic responsibilities, reflects the Association’s ongoing commitment to social responsibility and community welfare, standing in solidarity with those affected by natural disasters.
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