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Swift Institute of Nursing Vill. Ghaggar Sarai, Teh. Rajpura Distt. Patiala ¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬¬ Press Release Celebration of ‘Teej Festival’




Swift Institute of Nursing

Vill. Ghaggar Sarai, Teh. Rajpura Distt. Patiala

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Press Release

Celebration of ‘Teej Festival’

Chandigarh: 1st Aug 2009: S.N.A. unit of Swift Institute of Nursing, Vill. Ghaggar Sarai, Teh. Rajpura, Distt. Patiala celebrated its first ‘Teej Festival’ on 31st July 2009. The celebration commenced with Mehndi and Rangoli competition at 1.00 pm. The creations of the students were evaluated by experts in the field. The various delegates and dignitary guests such as Mr. V.K. Dwivedi (CEO, SFRES), Dr. S. Tyagi (Dean, SFRES), Mr. H.S. Aneja (Project Manager, SFRES), Dr. Saroj Sharma (Director / Principal, Swift Institute of Nursing) and Ms. Himjyoti Dhir (Asst. Prof., Swift School of Pharmacy) graced the function with their presence.

After that students took initiative and actively participated in cultural program by putting up (Punjabi Solo Song and Gidha). The talent of the students was appreciated by all our dignitaries. Ms. Parabhjot Kaur bagged first prize in Mehndi and Ms. Monika Cheema won first prize for Rangoli competition. Ms. Jasmeet Kaur was facilitated as Ms. Teej. The program was successfully accomplished by offering delicious refreshments of ‘Khir- Purhe’ to all the family members of SFRES present for the function.

(Media Co-ordinator)

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Sunday 02 August, 2009. Worst ever protests strike Malaysia Malaysia on Saturday witnessed biggest ever protests as thousands of people too

Saturday 1 August, 2009. (Dharamvir Nagpal Paris) Worst ever protests strike Malaysia







Malaysia on Saturday witnessed biggest ever protests as thousands of people took to the streets demanding abolition of the draconian internal security law, forcing police to fire tear gas and lob water cannons to disperse them.

Defying government warnings, around 15,000 protestors were on streets in response to the call by the opposition, and later a police spokesman said 430 people including 37 women and 38 children had been arrested, amidst chaotic scenes in downtown area of the city.

It was under the same law, which allows authorities to detain people indefinitely, that host of ethnic Indians including the five prominent Hindu leaders of the outlawed Hindu Rights Action Force (Hindraf) were detained during protests in 2007.

The protest began in small gatherings in street corners and later swelled into a huge protest march with people heading towards the Royal Palace to register their protest.

Crowds played cat-and-mouse with the police, disappearing into side streets at the first sign of heavy deployment only to re-emerge from different sides.

The protest caused huge traffic snarls in the city with buses going off the roads and the trains halted half-way to their destinations wary of stone pelting.

Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak denounced the protest saying it was unnecessary as he had already announced to review the Internal Security Act (ISA), a hangover from colonial times.

People from early morning began gathering at city's main mosque, shopping malls and a railway station and started marching towards the national palace.

They chanted "Reformasi", the opposition political party's slogan for political change, and tried to submit a petition to the country's king to denounce the act.

They also called for the closures of a camp in northern Perak state where detainees are held, and an inquiry into all deaths in custody and allegations of police abuse of power.

Police backed by riot squad officers and helicopters scuffled with protestors and fired tear gas and chemical-laced water to disperse them.

They also charged the protestors with batons.

"The police are really brutal," opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim told reporters at the protest.

"This clearly shows (the government's) intolerance to any dissent. ... We gather here today to fight a cruel law."

Some online reports claimed that around 200 people had been arrested and 75 rounds of tear gas were fired.

Among the detained were several top political figures including R Sivarasa, vice-president of opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim's party.

The sustained police offensive sent the huge crowd scattering, with many coughing and choking from the effects of the gas.(