Tuesday, April 26, 2022
Vivek Atray releases Alka Kansra's "Blue Eyed Ocean"
Monday, April 4, 2022
PR professionals observe 18th PRCI Foundation Day
UT Advisor inaugurates Rotary's project in General Hospital
UT Advisor to the Administrator inaugurates Rotary furnished ICU in General Hospital
Rotary Club Chandigarh provided Rs.25 lakh worth of equipment
Chandigarh: 4th April : The Advisor to the Administrator, Chandigarh, Mr Dharam Pal, inaugurated the ICU in General Hospital Sector 16, here today.
Rotary Club of Chandigarh had provided 16 mechanised beds with air mattresses, high-end monitors along with UPS systems at a cost of Rs.25 lakh, informed club President Jaspal Singh Sidhu.
Advisor to the Administrator Mr Dharam Pal appreciated the Rotary's support to the city in strengthening infrastructure through its continued participation and support.
Shri Vinod P. Kalve, Secretary Health, Dr Suman Singh, Director Health and Family Welfare, Dr. V.K. Nagpal, Medical Superintendent, Govt MultiSpeciality Hospital, Sector 16 were also present among other members of the staff, along with
Rotary Club Chandigarh President Jaspal Singh Sidhu informed that the Rotary club shall soon be launching special programme for the immunization of girls against cervical cancer.
Wednesday, March 30, 2022
Rotary Cosmopolitan Chandigarh receives Charter from Rotary International
New Rotary Club chartered today
Chandigarh, 30th March: A new Rotary club was chartered in the city today at Rotary House.
Sponsored by the Rotary Club of Chandigarh, the Rotary Club of Cosmopolitan Chandigarh was presented the Charter from Rotary International by the Rotary District Governor Ajay Madan.
Former Chief Secretary Punjab, Sarvesh Kaushal, IAS (retd) was installed as the first charter President of the new Club who said that it was a privilege to take up the responsibility of coming together for the good of society.
District Governor Ajay Madan informed that the District (comprising Chandigarh, part of Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, UP and Utrakhand) has achieved a world record in membership growth and for establishing new Clubs, and already 18 new clubs have been formed.
Former world President of Rotary International Rajendra K Saboo, congratulated the new team said that the members of the newly formed club shall bring in more of their respective professional knowledge, expertise and experience to work for the betterment of society through humanitarian projects.
Rotary Chandigarh's President Jaspal Singh Siddhu introduced the new charter president Sarvesh Kaushal and assured that more members joining the club would further strengthen its activities, and complimented the advisor to the new club, past district governor Praveen Chander Goyal for assisting in its formation.
Other office bearers who were inducted into Rotary included Vice President Hardeep Kumar IAS (retd) former Additional Chief Secretary Haryana, Col P.S. Randhawa as the Club Secretary, Mr. Yogesh Garg, Treasurer, Mr VK Singh as Joint Secretary.
The Board of Directors included Nick Ruppal for Club Service; G.S.Wason for Vocational Service, Dr Satbir Singh for Community Service, Mrs Saguna Jain International Service, and Gurdish Pal Singh for Youth Service, while Surinder Rihal to be the Sergeant-at-Arms.
Assistant Governor Salil Bali, District Editor M.P. Singh, Incoming Assistant Governor and Past President of Rotary Chandigarh A.P. Singh, and Past Presidents Charanjit Singh and Baldev Aggarwal, Incoming club president Vinod Kapoor, club secretary Rashi Adhlakha, Jagseer Singh Mann and Rotaract DAV President Anshuman Sharma and his team of Rotaractors attended the ceremony along with first lady Anita Kaushal, Principal of Post Graduate Girls College, Sector 11, Chandigarh, Basu Goyal, and others were present at the meeting.
Monday, February 28, 2022
UT Advisor inaugurates rotary project in GMCH32
UT Advisor to the Administrator inaugurates High Dependency Unit in GMCH32
Rotary Club Chandigarh provided Rs.53 lakh worth of equipment
Chandigarh: 28th February : The Advisor to the Administrator, Chandigarh, Mr Dharam Pal, inaugurated the High Dependency Unit in Govt Medical College and Hospital today for which Rotary Club of Chandigarh furnished it at a cost of Rs.53 lakhs.
Mr Dharam Pal commended the Rotarians for their prompt response in providing an adequate facility for the patients in the hospital.
Rotary Club Chandigarh President Jaspal Singh Sidhu informed that the club had received the request from GMCH32 to refurbish the High Dependency Unit for Covid patients, and the Rotarians provided 16 completely mechanized beds with air mattresses, high-end monitors along with a compatible UPS system at a cost of Rs.53 lakh
The Club also provided portable endoscopic equipment to GMCH32.
The project is funded by Rotary Club Chandigarh with the support from The Rotary Foundation and an international partner Rotary Club of Greater Lake Charles in USA informed by Past Rotary International President Rajendra K Saboo.
Past District Governor Madhukar Malhotra the project coordinator along with the Director, GMCH32 and another team of doctors accompanied the advisor to the Administrator.
Monday, December 13, 2021
Rotary Club Chandigarh to fight Alzheimer Dementia
आज चंडीगढ़ में रोटरी एक्शन ग्रुप फॉर अल्जाइमर डिमेंशिया ने दक्षिण भारत में रोटरी क्लब चंडीगढ़ के चैप्टर का आगाज़ किया.
पूर्व रोटरी इंटरनेशनल प्रेजिडेंट राजेंद्र कुमार साबू ने डिस्ट्रिक्ट ३०८० को अडॉप्ट करने हेतु इस प्रोग्राम को
डिस्ट्रिक्ट ३०८० में आधिकारिक तौर पर कार्यक्रम का शुभारंभ किया
रोटरी एक्शन ग्रुप के विंग डीपी सभरवाल ने बताया कि रोटरी क्लब ऑफ चंडीगढ़ चंडीगढ़, पंजाब, हरियाणा, हिमाचल प्रदेश, यूपी और उत्तराखंड के रोटरी डिस्ट्रिक्ट 3080 में अभियान की अगुवाई करेगा।
रोटरी डिस्ट्रिक्ट 3080 के गवर्नर अजय मदान ने कहा कि रोटरी क्लब चंडीगढ़ के आरटीएन अमृत पाल सिंह कमेटी के अध्यक्ष के नेतृत्व में क्षेत्रवार अभियान चलाया जाएगा.
Sunday, December 12, 2021
Literati21 Concludes with Virtual Session
Press Release 2 / 12 Dec 2021
Literati21 Concludes
Literati21 concluded with the online digital version in the evening. In the 15 sessions over 35 authors participated, including Jim Davidson from Colorado, and Parinda Joshi from the USA, Shubendra from UAE and Kishwar Desai joined from London, UK.
The evening online virtual session of Literati21 brought the curtain down to the two-days event .
The US based management professional and University teacher Dr. Raza Mir's latest book "Murder at the Mushaira" was the focus of discussion with Resident Editor of Indian Express Manraj Grewal Sharma.
Manraj brought out the exquisite dimensions of Raza Mir's own personality and his deep knowledge of Urdu poetry that is so beautifully intertwined with a murder mystery, the intriguing characters in the backdrop of Indian mutiny.
Talking about the tradition of mushaira, Urdu language, and rich contribution of Ghalib, whom he called the Indian Shakespeare, Raza Mir said that his inspiration for this historic fiction had been his love for history, Urdu language and the intriguing plots of Agatha Christie.
Raza Mir said that Ghalib as an exponent of Urdu language was ahead of his time and experimented with the medium including the newly introduced postal system by the British which he used extensively by writing letters.
CLS Chairperson Dr Sumita Misra decoded the enigma called Devika Rani with the author of recent book on her by Kishwar Desai, who joined from London.
A multifaceted personality, author, founder of Partition Museum and a Global Ambassador, Kishwar has recently published, "The Longest Kiss; The Life and Times of Devika Rani" after much research and travels across the globe to collect nuggets of information till she stumbled upon bag fulls of original documents and her letters to her husband that resulted in the book that revealed her fame as the first lady of Indian cinema being the co-founder of major film studio called Bombay Talkies.
Devika suffered much violence at home and yet she had a firm belief in herself and was able to setup a thriving studio, and she disclosed that book would hit the big screen too soon.
In another session Swati Bhadoria talking to Delhi based author and filmmaker shared hard facts of emotional wellbeing by finding peace with our inner self. In her recent book, "Hinge" Vandana Kohli said that many incidents and behavior of others leaves us with anger and angst, and the unanswered perennial question "why me?" that leaves one mentally disturbed and fractured, need to be understood and managed. She talked about how one can balance one's life through tools that can bring peace and avoid extremes.
Shubendru joined from Dubai and shared insight into his historic-fiction, " Sultan : The Legend of Hyder Ali ", which emerged through painstaking research, travelling, and going through 200 years old military records and archives.
The concluding session, Anshuman Arora interviewed Jim Dadvidson, an adventurist, mountaineer and an environmental geologist who survived a 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the Himalayas while he was on Camp One in 2015 to Mount Everest, shared his real life adventure which he has published in his memoir, "The Next Everest: Surviving the Mountain's Deadliest Day and Finding the Resilience to Climb Again".
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