10 HP students to interact with PM

Ten students from Himachal will get the opportunity to interact with Prime Minister Narendra Modi during an interactive session "Preeksha pe charcha" at the Tal Katora Stadium in New Delhi on January 20. The students mdash; Daksh, Rikita, Vanshika Sharma, Tushar Thakur, Priyal Sharma, Drishti Chauhan, Shivansh Saroch, Aayush Bhagotra, Ankita Sharma and Triptass mdash; were selected out of 3,925 students on the basis of essay competition on five topics given by MHRD, including "Gratitude is great", "Your Future depends on your aspirations", "Examining exam", "Our duties", "Our take" and "Balance is beneficial".

Programme for students

The Una administration has launched the "Una Super-50" programme, under which 50 meritorious students of Class X are being given two-year coaching to crack the engineering entrance examination. A coaching centre has been set up at the Block Resource Centre of the Education Department in Una,nbsp;while services of a private coaching centre from Ludhiana are being taken for two hours in the evening.

Resentment over delay in results

Himachal Pradesh University (HPU) campus unit of the ABVP has expressed resentment over the inordinate delay in declaring the re-evaluation results of undergraduate courses. "The results were declared in September 2019 and thousands of students filled in forms for re-evaluation in two or more subjects, but even after four months, the results have not been declared," said Vishal Verma, president of the campus unit of the ABVP. The university is bent upon ruining the future of the students as the last date for filling the examination forms for second year is January 10 and in case the students do not pass in re-evaluation, their two years will be wasted. He said a statewide agitation would be launched innbsp;case the results were not declared immediately.

Winter holiday camp for students

A five-day winter holiday camp was organised by Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation, Himachal Pradesh, in Sai Sanjivni Hospital, Solan. The annual feature attracted 300 students from 12 schools this year. Bal Vikas teachers, Dr Savita Aggarwal and Minaketan Sahu, helped in organising the camp. It was a practical camp, where moral education was taught to children through videos, games, storytelling and discussions. Sister Isabella Agnes, member, Bethany group, and principal, St Luke's, Solan, presided over the closing ceremony.

SFI submits memorandum

The HPU unit of the SFI has submitted a memorandum to the library in-charge for keeping the library open round the clock. A deputation of the SFI demanded that the earlier notification of December 31, which stated that the library would remain open from 10 am to 7 pm be cancelled and a fresh notice be issued for keeping the library open 24x7.nbsp;The demand was accepted and the delegation thankednbsp;the library in-charge.

Courtesy: Tribune News Service

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