Issues of 84 riot victims should be resolved immediately, we stand with the victims like a rock : Manpreet Singh Ayali If the Governor does not give time to meet, then there will be a massive protest march to Lok Bhawan : Riot Victims Society announces Chandigarh 10 July ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) Senior leader of Akali Dal Waris Punjab and MLA from Dakha constituency Sardar Manpreet Singh Ayali has termed it extremely unfortunate in the matter of not taking stock of the 84 riot victims' families. Sardar Ayali said that the families who were victims of the biggest genocide of Sikhs are forced to protest today regarding their demands. Not giving time to listen to them by the Punjab Governor is extremely unfortunate. Sardar Ayali said that the Akali Dal Waris Punjab stands with the 84 riot victims with its strength. Today, hundreds of 1984 riot victim families raised slogans against the Punjab government and said that it has been a month since the Governor of Punjab asked the Riot V...
Tree Plantation Drive Organized at Government College of Education, Sector 20-D on the Occasion of Van Mahotsav
Tree Plantation Drive Organized at Government College of Education, Sector 20-D on the Occasion of Van Mahotsav
Chandigarh 10 July ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The Parijat Eco Club of Government College of Education, Sector 20-D, Chandigarh, organized a Tree Plantation Drive on the occasion of Van Mahotsav to promote environmental conservation and sustainable living. The programme was graced by Surya Chander Kant, Additional District & Sessions Judge, Legal Remembrancer-cum-Director of Prosecution, as the Chief Guest. Addressing the participants, he emphasized the importance of tree plantation and environmental conservation for building a sustainable future.
The programme was conducted under the guidance and supervision of the Principal, Dr. Sapna Nanda, whose encouragement inspired the successful plantation of 75 saplings across the college campus. The plantation drive witnessed enthusiastic participation from B.Ed. students, the teaching faculty, non-teaching staff, and other college employees, who collectively contributed to making the event a success.
A variety of saplings, including shade trees, flowering plants, and fruit-bearing trees, were planted to enhance the green cover of the campus and promote biodiversity. The initiative reflected the institution's commitment to environmental protection and encouraged students to develop a sense of responsibility towards nature. The event concluded with a collective pledge to protect the environment and nurture the planted saplings, reaffirming the college's commitment to sustainability and ecological responsibility.
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