DMCH holds talk on urine leakageThe Departments of Urology and Obstetrics and Gynaecology,DMCH,organised an awareness walk on the theme of Live Urine Leakage Free Life under the leadership of Organizing Secretary Dr Baldev Singh Aulakh ,Professor of Urology and Head,Transplant Unit. The aim was to highlight that 25% of women suffer from leakage of urine incontinence at one time during their lifetime but dont ask for treatment because of social stigma,socioeconomic factor and more so,not aware of the fact that this problem needs treatment and is curable. Dr Aulakh said that incontinence (any involuntary loss of urine) can be a problem for women and men of all ages. The problem cuts across generations and genders. Incontinence affects athletes as well as those less active,mothers,and women whove never given birth,the younger and the older woman and man. For postmenopausal women,one study reports 1 out of 5 with incontinence,although it may be even higher because incontinence is a secret problem. It isnt something thats talked about. S K S Sarabha Dental College bags 8 merit positionsThe students of Sarabha Dental College have excelled in BDS -I year exam by bagging top 8 positions held this year. According to a college release,The six top positions in a row,including the university topper. Then 8th & 9th again from this college alongwith the distinction holder students. Lovepreet Kaur topped in the university with 473 marks while Manmeen Kaur (462),Gagandeep Kaur (461),Samdisha (458),Kamaldeep Kaur (452) and Navpreet Kaur (451) succeeded in scoring 2nd,3rd,4th,5th & 6th in university alongwith Kirndeep Kaur (443) and Sheena Gupta (441) the 8th & 9th position holders respectively. City schools celebrate Teachers DayStudents of Ram Lal Bhasin Public School in Dugri celebrated Teachers Day. The celebration started with speeches followed by cultural program by the students.The school management also honoured the teachers on the occasion. Teachers Day was also celebrated at Sri Guru Harkrishan Public School,Doraha. The dignitaries present on the occasion were: Manjushaw Vinayak principal welcomed the teachers and other staff. Guru Nanak International Public School also celebrated the day with fervour. The Legends English Village celebrated the teachers day with a theme We are born with wings; Teachers help us to fly As many as 45 out of 400 students greeted the teachers on stage by presenting a great cultural function. Scrutiny of new votersDeputy Commissioner Rahul Tiwari today did a random checking of the new voters in 7 constituencies of the city from where the voter form number 6 were found more than average. These constituencies were Ludhiana west,Ludhiana south,Ludhiana north,Ludhiana central,Atam Nagar and Gill. In Punjab,a total of 21 constituencies had received more than average forms from the new voters and hence election commission had issued directions to the DCs to do a personal verification. DC Tiwari,however,said he had found no discrepancy in forms and all voters were found to be genuine. Two thieves arrestedThe police today nabbed two thieves Parminder Kumar and Bablu Kumar from Kashmir Nagar along with 13 mobile handsets. These mobiles were stolen from one Elgon telechop of Shingaar Cinema by these thieves. Both have confessed to their crime.
