Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha Library inaugurated
Patiala, Aug 31- Dr Jaspal Singh, Vice-Chancellorinaugurated a Book Exhibition, organised by the University Library to mark theoccasion of 150th birth anniversary of eminent scholar Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha inthe library hall of the University. Significantly, the main library of theUniversity has been christened after his name as Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha Library.The Library has preserved his personal library which contains 1,210 rare booksand other documents. The Librarian, Dr Saroj Bala informed the Vice-Chancellorthat digitization work of his work has been completed and the catalogue isavailable on the University website www.punjabiuniversity.ac.in.
The vice-Chancellor also inaugurated the Global Fund Corner in the library.Global fund is an international organization working to fight AIDS, malaria, andT.B. in more than 144 countries of the world. Under the project, the Departmentof social work is entrusted with the task of training counselors in Punjab tofight out the menace of AIDS. It has funded Rs five lakhs for books on HIV/AIDSand related issues.
While inaugurating the exhibition, Dr Jaspal Singh asked the Librarian to getall the valuable documents and manuscripts digitized or laminated to save themfrom further damage and make them available to the entire community of teachers,scholars and students.
Punjabi varsity makes hattrick by winning MAKA trophy
Patiala, Aug 30- Led by the Vice-Chancellor, DrJaspal Singh, the teachers, employees and students from Punjabi University andits affiliated colleges, today received the coveted Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (MAKA)Trophy on the University campus here today amid glittering fanfare andfestivity. The occasion assumed special significance as Punjabi Universityscored a hat trick by virtue of winning the trophy for the third year insuccession. The trophy was awarded by the President Pratibha Patil in the AsokaHall of Rashtarpati Bhawan last evening on the recommendation of Union Sportsand Youth Affairs Ministry.
While addressing the gathering, Dr Jaspal Singh said that Punjabi Universitywill soon have a multipurpose gymnasium and a fitness centre. An Astroturf isalso likely to be fixed with funds being promised by the government along withUniversity spending some money from its own pool. By winning the trophyconsecutively for the third year, we have touched the highest peak and we willspare no effort to sustain this position during the coming years, he said.Registrar, Dr Manjit Singh, President of the PU Sports Committee, Dr D.K. Mannand Principals from various colleges also spoke on the occasion. A culturalprogramme was also organised on the occasion by the Youth Welfare Department.
Punjabi University have won following positions in the All-IndiaInter-University competitions to establish its stranglehold on the MAKA trophy:Team events: 1st position in 12 events; 2nd position in eight events; 3rdposition in five events. Individual events: 54 gold medals; 31 silver medals and33 bronze medals. Achievements in the national level competitions: 36 goldmedals, 22 silver medals and 31 bronze medals. Punjabi University s[portspersonshave created nine new records in the Inter-University competitions. Nine playersof the University have represented India in the various internationalcompetitions. While four of its players have already made it to the forthcomingCommonwealth games, 20 are in the race to be a part of the Indian squad.
Punjabi University Professor wins rare distinction
Patiala, Aug 28- Dr Gurdev Singh, a noted Punjabi scholar and a former Professorand Head of the Punjabi Department at Punjabi University, Patiala, has won therare distinction of being chosen for the Bhasha Samman by the Sahitya Akademifor his contribution in the field of classical and medieval literature. Theaward carries a cash prize of Rs1, 00,000 besides an inscribed copy plaque andcitation. The award will be given by the President of India in the month ofNovember.
Dr Gurdev Singh is the only Punjabi scholar chosen for this honour from theentire Northern region. He has compiled the Encyclopedia of Sufi Poetry andThoughts, The History of Sufi Punjabi Poetry and has also written a large numberof books in Gurumukhi script and translated texts from Persian and Arabic. Hehas also a large number of research publications to his credit in the areas ofcreative literature, literary criticism. His other outstanding contributions onSufism include, Punjabi Sufi Sandharav Granth, Sufi Katha Kosh, Sufi Jivanianand Punjabi Sufi Kaav da Itihaas.
Punjabi University challenges AIU's decision of awarding MAKA trophy
Patiala, Aug 27- Punjabi University, Patiala, has challenged the unjust decisionof Association of Indian Universities (AIU) regarding the award of MAKA Trophyfor the year 2009-10 in the Hon'ble High Court of Delhi. In its writ petition,the Punjabi University, has brought to the notice of the court the grossviolations committed by the AIU while taking the decision. The major violationis that for awarding the trophy for the year 2009-10, no MAKA Trophy awardcommittee was constituted which consists of the eminent sportspersons asChairpersons and other members like three Olympians, three Arjuna awardees andthree Dronacharya awardees apart from Government officials.
Giving this information, Registrar of Punjabi university, Dr Manjit Singh saidthat a “false claim of Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar has been accepted bythe AIU at the instance of certain high-ups. There is a rule that if any of thecontesting University submits false certificates for award of MAKA Trophy, therewill be a deduction of 20% marks and, further, for any false complaint, therewill be a further deduction of 10% marks out of the total marks. In order tofavour the GND University, Punjabi University's marks have been deducted withoutany valid reasons, Dr Singh said. Dr Manjit Singh further stated that a numberof irregularities have been committed by the AIU in order to favour the GNDU atthe instance of very high and influence persons of Sports Ministry. This unjustdecision of AIU, he said, has compelled the Punjabi University, Patiala toapproach the court for getting justice. The Hon'ble High court has issued anotice of motion to all the concerned parties. The next date of hearing has beenfixed for October 21, 2010, Dr Singh added.
MAKA trophy controversy
Patiala, Aug 26- Association of IndianUniversities (AIU) has completely grossly violated norms to award Maulana AbulKalam Azad Trophy given to the best sports university in the country. PunjabiUniversity's Registrar, Dr Manjit Singh has informed the media that the AIU hassnatched Punjabi University's right to score a hat trick by winning the MAKA forthe third and fourth time in succession and by giving its verdict to share thetrophy by Punjabi University and GNDU, Amritsar.
Dr Manjit Singh said that the AIU had held a meeting on August 3 last to measurepoints for awarding the MAKA trophy for the years 2008-09 and 2009-10 and allthe universities were asked to present their cases for this. Punjabi University,he said, had pointed out many cases of bogus presentation by GNDU, Amritsar. Theallegations raised by Punjabi University included declaring the Tug of War teamof GNDU as ineligible as these were not approved by either the IOA or the SportsMinistry. Similarly, an archer Suman was declared ineligible to participate inthe Inter-University competitions. She participated in the archery team of theGNDU, whose points were wrongly added in the GNDU's tally. Thirdly, an archer,Shishupal who represented GNDU in the inter-university competition was actuallya student of Kurukshetra University. Similarly, GNDU managed to add points toits tally by including certain events which actually are not a part of rowingevent.
Dr manjit singh further said that according to rules the AIU was supposed tominus 20 per cent points for wrong representation by GNDU, Amritsar, which itdid not do. On the other hand, GNDU leveled some wrong allegations againstPunjabi University and as a rule it was mandatory to debit 10 marks from theirtally of points. Instead of doing all this, the AIU has not made any mentiontotal number of points while awarding MAKA trophy, despire repeated requests byPunjabi University. Even the committee constituted to award MAKA trophy wasunconstitutional, Dr Singh said. Punjabi University, he said, is planning to goto court to get justice.
Pbi varsity extends admission date
Patiala, Aug 26- Punjabi University has extendeddate of admission to various courses on the university campus, its regionalcenters and neighbourhood campuses till August 31 next. Giving this information,Dean, Academic Affairs, Dr S.S. Tiwana said that the aspiring students cancontact the respective heads of department for admission against vacant seats.The decision, he said, has been taken keeping in mind great keenness being shownby students to take admission in some courses.
Dr Jaspal Singh lays foundationstone of Media Centre
Patiala, Aug 26- The foundation stone of MediaCentre to house the Centre for Advanced Media Studies of Punjabi University,Patiala, was laid by the Vice-Chancellor, Dr Jaspal Singh on the Universitycampus here today. The first phase of the Media Centre scheduled to be completedin six months will cost about Rs 70 lakhs. It shall comprise a third-heightacoustically controlled state-of-the-art studio, Master Control Room, lecturetheatres, multimedia laboratory, faculty rooms, staff rooms, activity room,audio-visual and books library.
Speaking on the occasion, the Vice-chancellor said that the “Centre will beevolved as a monumental and one of the best Media Centres in the country. Itwill be fully air-conditioned building, furnished with latest, hi-end and mostsophisticated equipment and infrastructure matching international standards, hesaid. Dr Jaspal Singh also announced a grant of Rs 10 lakhs for purchasing newequipment for the Centre so that the students can be trained on the latestsystems facilitating their easy absorption in production houses.
Director of the Media Centre, Dr Gurmeet Singh Maan said that Centre will befurther expanded and enhanced to be developed into a full-fledged ProductionHouse to accommodate outsourced programmes to make the Centre financiallyviable. The Centre, he said, has also taken a decision to start new onlinecourses in Scriptwriting and Direction to make a beginning by making an optimumuse of web portals. Among others, Registrar, Dr Manjit Singh, Dean, academicaffairs, Dr S.S. Tiwana, Dean, Students, Dr K.S. Dhillon, DCLA, Mr Balvir SinghSidhu, Chief Engineer, Mr AJS Sandhu, F.O., Mr Jagtar Singh were also present onthe occasion.
M.Phil./ Ph.D. entrance test in Punjabi
Patiala, Aug 23- Students, appearing in the M.Phil. and Ph.D.entrance tests, being conducted by Punjabi University on September 4, will havethe option to attempt their question papers in Punjabi as well as in English.Earlier, these students were permitted to attempt their papers in Englishlanguage only. Giving this information, Dean, Academic Affairs, Dr S.S. Tiwanasaid that this facility would be available in those departments where the mediumof instruction is both Punjabi and English. The concerned departments have beendirected to prepare the question papers in both the languages, Dr Tiwana said.
Result of M.Ed. declared
Patiala, Aug 23- The result of M.Ed. two year course throughdistance education of Punjabi University, entrance test for which was conductedon August 22, has been declared today. According to Dr Tejinder Kaur, HoD ofDistance Education, the result will be available on the website www.dccpbi.comfrom tomorrow onwards.
Dr Idris given state award
Patiala, Aug 18- Dr Mohammad Idris, Senior Lecturer in PunjabiUniversity’s Department of History, has been given the state award by the ChiefMinister of Punjab, Mr Parkash Singh Badal for his distinguished services in thefield of Literature and Social Services. He has been a cash award of Rs 11,000and a medal. Dr idris has been given the award, inter alia, for translating,editing and publishing classic works, including “Aina-e-Akabari” and“Tujak-e-Jehangiri” from Persian into Punjabi. He has also played a significantrole in planning and executing strategies and movements related to drugde-addiction and rehabilitation, AIDS, blood donation, environment preservationetc.
Dr Jaspal singh releases University Dhuni
Patiala, Aug 18- Punjabi university’s Vice-Chancellor, Dr JaspalSingh today released a fresh version of University Dhuni (anthem), “vidyaviochari tan parupkari “ at a function organised at the senate hall here today.The dhuni, composed by Guru Nanak in Raag Asa in Guru Granth Sahib in shape ofan audio CDhas been sung in chorus with lead voice of Dr Gurnam Singh, Headdepartment of Gurmat sangeet and dean, Faculty of Art and Culture. The CD covercontains the text of the dhuni alongwith its translation both in English andPunjabi.
Dr Gurnam Singh has composed three different tracks, vocal as well asinstrumental, to be used on different occasions for different purposes. It hasalso been made available on internet to be downloaded by anyone, Dr Singh said.While appreciating the superb effort of Dr Gurnam Singh, Dr Jaspal Singh said “it is the best composition of the divine verse, which is played at the beginningof each function of the university. He also lauded the role of the accompanistsand other singers in the chorus.
State award for Dr. Gurnam Singh
Patiala, Aug 17- Dr. Gurnam Singh, Professor and founder Head ofthe Department of Gurmat Sangeet and Gurmat Sangeet Chair and Dean, Faculty ofArt and Culture at Punjabi University, Patiala, has been bestowed with Stateaward on the occasion of 64th Independence Day. The award conferred upon him bythe Chief Minister, Mr Parkash Singh Badal at Ferozepur on August 15 last.
World renowned Keertankar and musicologist, Dr. Gurnam Singh has composed andsung complete raagas of Sri Guru Granth Sahib for the first time in thetraditional musical style of Sikh divine music. This remarkable contribution inthe world of music and Sikh history along with his research in the domain ofmusic tradition of Punjab has been acknowledged as a movement in the field ofmusic at global level. His research work in the field of Sikh musicology,particularly related to recital of ragas, prescribed in Guru Granth Sahib hasbeen acknowledged as an original contribution in the world of academics atglobal level.
Some of the distinctive features which set him as a class apart include 41published books, 38 research papers and many articles in addition toaudio-visual productions by various recording companies. His unabated effort toevolve Gurmat Sangeet revolutionised the annals of world music, has earned himwide-ranging accolades from the academic and professional quarters world over.Another of his major contribution relates to reciting of Gurbani on originaltraditional String instruments at Darbar Sahib. Dr. Gurnam Singh has guided manystudents for Ph.D. and other various research projects. For many years, he hasprovided academic leadership to the Department of Music at Guru Nanak DevUniversity, Amritsar and Punjabi University Patiala.
Dr. Singh has been bestowed various honors like , Shrimoni Raagi Award by PunjabLanguages Department, Senior Fellowship by Sangeet Natak Academy, Special HonourAward by Shree Baba Harbalbh Sangeet Mahasabha, Gurmat Sangeet Award by VismadNaad, in addition to his being Visiting Scholar at Hofstra University,Hempstead, USA.
Independence day at Pbi varsity
Patiala, Aug 16- Dr Jaspal Singh, Vice-Chancellor of PunjabiUniversity unfurled the national flag on the occasion of 64th Independence Dayon the University premises here yesterday. Later, he alongwith, Registrar, DrManjit Singh, Dean, Academic Affairs, Dr S.S. Tiwana and DPM, Dr Devinder Singhaddressed the University faculty, staff and the students in the Senate Hasll ofthe University.
VC announces Rs 10 lakhs for CAMS
Patiala, Aug 15- The activities of the newly created Centre for Advanced Media Studies (CAMS) of Punjabi University got a shot in the arm with Vice-Chancellor, Dr Jaspal Singh announcing a grant of Rs 10 lakhs for purchasing new equipment for the Centre. The occasion was a film show, organised by the CAMS to mark the 64th Independence Day celebrations on its premises here today.
Two of the three films shown today-- “Awakening India” and “I Love My India”-- were based on the theme of India’s Independence, while the third “Jhola Jhak Doctor” was a short comedy film. According to the CAMS Director, Dr Gurmeet Singh Maan, the films were an effort of CAMS students of B.Tech. in TV, Film Production and Media Technology and Diploma in Audio-Visual Production, which constituted a part of their practical assignments. Speaking on the occasion, Dr Jaspal Singh described the films “as a splendid and amazing effort by the CAMS students, given the fact that they have done this during the very first year of their admission in the newly started course. The films, he said, contained all the elements of awakening Indians towards their responsibilities and paying respect towards their nation. He exhorted the teachers and students to keep the spree of making films on striking and crucial social issues in future too.
While appreciating the superb effort of the students, Registrar, Dr Manjit Singh asked Dr Maan to arrange a film show of all the films made by the CAMS students at a larger scale which could help motivate the University students, faculty and the staff to realise their duties towards their country. He also advised him for sending these films in some film competition as these have all the characteristics of winning awards. Abhay Parveen and Indermeet Singh conducted the show while, Mr Kanwaljeet Singh, Producer, proposed a vote of thanks.
Another special segment of the event was honouring the CAMS Production Attendant, Mr Lakhwinder Singh, who had edited the comedy film showing his deep interest and hard work.
Pbi varsity to conduct M.Phil./Ph.D. test on September 4
Patiala, Aug 13- Punjabi University will conduct common entrance test for M.Phil. and Ph.D. students on September 4, 2010 to register themselves for the next academic session. Giving this information, Dr S.S. Tiwana, Dean, Academic Affairs, said that the test will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 noon on September 4, the result of which will be declared on September 9. The test will be followed by an interview to be conducted by the respective departments on September 13 and the course work classes will start from September 20, Dr Tiwana said.
Dr Tiwana further said that the test will comprise of two question papers of one hour duration and of 100 marks each. The objective type question paper will consist of 50 questions while the descriptive paper will contain 10 questions and the candidates will be given the option to attempt any five of these. There will be no negative marking in these questions papers, he said. The qualifying marks will be 40 and 50 for M.Phil. and Ph.D. tests, respectively.
The aspiring students can apply for these tests till August 25 without late fees, while they will be charged late fees of Rs 1,000 and Rs 2,000 respectively in case they apply by August 30 and September 3, respectively, Dr Tiwana said.
VC lays foundation stone of Sufi Studies Centre
Patiala, Aug 13- Dr Jaspal Singh, Vice-Chancellor of Punjabi University, Patiala, laid the foundation stone of “Baba Farid Centre for Sufi Studies” on the University campus here today. The first phase of the Centre will cost Rs 17 lakhs covering a plinth area of 2,000 sq feet which will be later on expanded.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr Jaspal Singh said that Centre will be devoted to carry out various tasks related to academics and scholarship in addition to holding seminars, conferences and workshops related to various aspects of Sheikh Farid life and his contribution in the field of religion and spiritualism. The Centre, he said, will carry forward Baba Farid’s legacy of spreading the message of love and stamping out the menace of hatred that is spreading its tentacles all around the globe. The process of globalization, ironically, is strengthening and proliferating the cult of abhorrence and violence instead of bringing human beings close to each other, Dr Singh said.
The Centre, in collaboration with Sufi foundation of India, later arranged a kawaali programme in which noted kawaal Anwar Khan recited Sufi kalaams. Dr Nashir Naqvi proposed vote thanks and presented his views about Baba Sheikh Farid. Dean, Academic Affairs, Dr S.S. Tiwana, Registrar, Dr Manjit Singh, noted litterateur, Dr S.S. Noor, Chief Engineer, Mr AJS Sandhu were also present on the occasion.
Experts discuss merits and pitfalls of ICT
Patiala,Aug 9- Experts delved deeply over merits and pitfalls of newinformation and communication technological tools and gadgets during aseminar on “Role of ICT in Distance Education”, organised by thePunjabi University’s Department of Distance Education” in theUniversity’s Senate Hall here today.
Whilepresiding over the seminar, Vice-Chancellor, Dr Jaspal Singh stressedupon the need of striking a compatible balance between the traditionaland ultramodern techniques of imparting education. He cautioned theadvocates of new technological advancements against any such move whichwas directed towards making humans as subservient to machines.Mechanical tools, he said, can never become a better substitute ofhuman mind in terms of emotions, interactivity and responses to thequest and queries of students. In his inaugural address, Dr K.M.Moudgalya, Professor from IIT, Mumbai, talked about open sourcehardware and softwares and their usefulness in distance education.These sources, he said, have a great potential to empower Indianchildren and youth to shape India into a developed nation.
DrSanjay Mishra from IGNOU, New Delhi, felt that with the effective usageof ICTs students can become creators and teachers can enhance theirefficiency. Guest of Honour, Prof A.S. Grewal emphasised that qualityeducation, empowered with new ICT means, was a must in the changingglobal economic scenario. HoD, Dr Tejinder Kaur welcomed the resourcepersons and delegates participating in the seminar. Dr S.S. Tiwana,Dean, Academic Affairs, also shared his views on the topic.
Punjabi varsity confers D.Litt. degree on I.K. Gujral
Patiala, Aug 9- Punjabi University, Patiala, conferred the degree of Doctor of Literature(Honoris Causa)on the former Prime Minister, Mr Inder Kumar Gujral for hisdistinguished services in the fields of Politics, Public Service,International Affairs and for playing a stellar role in furthering thecause of Punjabi language, literature and culture. The degree was conferred by Mr Shivraj Patil, Governor, Punjab and Chancellor of the University and Vice-Chancellor, Dr Jaspal Singh
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ਮਨਿਸਟਰੀ ਆਫ ਯੂਥ ਅਫੇਅਰਂ ਐਂਡ ਸਪੋਰਟਸ ਵੱਲੋਂ ਜਵਾਹਰ ਨਵੋਦਿਆ ਵਿਦਿਆਲਿਆ,
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ਕੀਤਾਗਿਆ। ਇਸ ਕੈਂਪ ਦਾ ਆਯੋਜਨ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ ਯੂਨੀਵਰਸਿਟੀ, ਪਟਿਆਲਾ ਦੇ ਉੱਦਮ ਨਾਲ
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ਵਿੱਚ ਦੇ±ਦੇ ਅੱਠ ਰਾਜਾਂ (ਪੰਜਾਬ, ਹਰਿਆਣਾ, ਹਿਮਾਚਲ ਪ੍ਰਦੇ±, ਉੱਤਰ ਪ੍ਰਦੇ±, ਜੰਮੂ
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ਰਿਪਬਲਿਕ ਡੇਅਪ੍ਰੇਡ ਕੈਂਪ (ਗਣਤੰਤਰ ਦਿਵਸ ਪਰੇਡ) ਲਈ ਚੋਣ ਤੋਂ ਇਲਾਵਾ
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ਇਸ ਮੌਕੇ ਤੇ ਪੰਜਾਬ ਵਿੱਚੋਂ 40ਵਿਦਿਆਰਥੀਆਂ ਨੇ ਹਿੱਸਾ ਲਿਆ ਜਿਨ੍ਹਾਂ ਵਿੱਚੋਂ 14
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