Mann must resign on moral grounds : Warring Asks CM to break silence over grave charges Chandigarh 15 June ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today demanded resignation of the Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann following his ex-communication by the Akal Takht on the basis of two controversial videos which, Akal Takht said, were found to be authentic and not AI generated. Warring said that Chief Minister Mann must also break his silence on the matter. “People of Punjab are waiting for your answers over such serious charges”, he told the Chief Minister. “For every Sikh living across the globe, Shri Akal Takht is the Supreme Temporal authority. Its decisions are binding on everyone. As Shri Akal Takht Acting Jathedar Sahib, Giani Kuldeep Singh Gargaj has declared two controversial videos related to Chief Minister Mann as authentic, after having been verified by two separate forensic laboratories, as a mark of respect for the temporal a...
NAB organizes inclusive educational outing for visually impaired children in the City Beautiful
Chandigarh 15 June ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The National Association for the Blind (NAB), Chandigarh-Punjab, in collaboration with the National Association for the Blind (India), Mumbai, organized a special inclusive educational tour program for visually impaired children. Vinod Kumar Chadha, local president of NAB, stated that the program aimed to provide the children with an experience of Chandigarh's major tourist, educational, and historical sites, and to foster their social, educational, and self-confidence development.
During the tour, the children understood the architecture of the Punjab and Haryana High Court, Punjab Legislative Assembly, and Haryana Secretariat in the Capital Complex through audio description. Expert guides also explained Le Corbusier's modern architecture. They also visited the famous shopping and cultural district of Sector 17 Plaza, where they experienced the vibrant activities and atmosphere of the city's public spaces. The children also visited the Rose Garden, where they were informed about various types of flowers, the natural environment, and the importance of environmental conservation. They then visited Punjab University, where they were briefed on higher education opportunities, the university campus, and student life. This experience inspired and instilled in them the confidence to pursue higher education.
Throughout the tour, the children interacted with the guides, satisfying their curiosity, and learning interesting information about the various sites. After the day's activities, a delicious meal was also provided. Speaking on the occasion, Vinod Kumar Chadha said that every child is special, and experiences like these provide them with the opportunity to discover their potential and understand the world from a new perspective. This inclusive educational trip has brought unforgettable memories and inspiring experiences for our visually impaired children.It's worth noting that the organization's head office is located in Mumbai. The National Association for the Blind (India), Mumbai, is a prestigious organization dedicated to providing education, rehabilitation, skill development, and self-reliant living opportunities to individuals with visual impairments.
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