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city&aroundVictim’s mother is changing her statement but we are still investigating the case.” NAVJOT SINGH MAHAL, SSP, Khanna

Tweak your recipes with the new

range of MayonnaiseLUDHIANA: Sangi’s Kitchen presents a range of exotic mixes of Mayonnaise that are created to suit the Indian palate which is acquainted to global cuisine. The new range includes Smoky Tikka, Mustard, Schezwan and Eggless Mayonnaise that can be used to recreate any dish. Starting with Smoky Tikka this Mayonnaise, is a perfect blend of flavored barbecue and cream and gives a delectable dip, which combines perfectly with nacho chips.Mustard Mayonnaise, houses a mix of yellow mustard and black mustard seeds this Mayonnaise can be used to spice up a sandwich. DP

Stonex brings first ever transparent

experience to marble marketLUDHIANA: Stonex India, one of the natural stone com-panies in India, announced world’s first ever true value based quality benchmarking with corresponding price tags for marble. This heralds a never before era of quality and price assurance along with hassle free institutionalized market experience for retail and bulk buyers of natural stone, including marble across the country. The market pricing is now scientifically based on parameters like colour variation and ingrained vein pattern in marble slab along with thickness, size and uniformity of shape. Says Saurav Aggarwal, MD, Stonex India, “The imported marble market in India is worth Rs. 5,000 crore and but the buyer experience could still be reminiscent of ordinary commodity market from stone-age. DP

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Vardhman Special Steels

Limited has come forward to fulfill the requirements of ‘Shashakat Canteen’ run-ning by children with spe-

cial needs at district courts. An Event was organized in Shashakat Canteen by com-pany who gifted canteen

the items like refrigerator, gas burners, micro waves, kitchen utensils, cupboards etc under their CSR imita-tive. The event was chaired by Additional Deputy Com-missioner (D) Surabhi Malik. She thanked the manage-ment of Vardhman Spe-cial Steels Ltd for their this imitative for helping the children with special needs.

She appealed to other cor-porate companies to come forward for these kind of so-cial responsibilities. Among those present at the event were Neelam Sodhi, Amit Dhawan, Subhasis Dey President Vardhman Group, Srivastav Vice President, HC Arora, Swarn Singh, Sanjeev and Pankaj.

Vardhman Group helps children of Shashakat Canteen with special needs

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The meeting to look after the arrangements, for Ludhiana BJP Executive meeting which will held on May 26 in the Guru Nanak Bhawan, was held here on Wednesday in

the office of the District Deputy Chairman Push-pinder Singal.

During the meeting, the duties were assigned to office bearers and workers for the executive meeting. Rajya Sabha MP Shweta Malik and General Secre-tary of the organization

Dinesh Kumar will be the chief guests of the execu-tive meeting.

District vice-Chair-man Parminder Mehta, Shakshi Julka, Jatinder Mittal, Rajneesh Dhiman, Spokesperson Pankaj Jain, Secretary Ram Gupta, Bhupinder Kaur , Youth

Front President Mahesh Sharma, Media Chief Dr. Satish Kumar, Mahila Morcha member Santosh Arora, SC Morcha Presi-dent Yashpal Jyotra Man-dal, Ashwani Behal, Dr. Nirmal Nayyar, Harpreet Singh Monu and Sudhir Koda were also present.

Leaders hold meeting to review thearrangments for BJP executive meeting

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Social welfare institution Lions Club donated school uniforms to the students of government primary school.

At this occasion, district governor Yogesh Soni was also present. During his

address, club secretary MJF said that focus on stud-ies and does good for the nation.

Lions Club has com-pletely dedicated its 100th anniversary to the social welfare activities and all the lion clubs in different 220 countries are celebrat-ing it in their own way.

Club chairman Charanjeet singh dhillon threw light on the activities of the club and promised to keep doing the social welfare activities. The club donated public schools like uniforms to the 125 newly admitted stu-dents and took their plea-sure from the happiness on the face of students.

At this occasion, club secretary MJF, Satpal singh grewal, beerinder singh, pritam singh, SPS Dhillon, kuldeep singh, Harpreet singh,sharandeep singh, harminder singh, nirb-hay singh, deedar singh, sukhpal singh, ranjeet singh and others were present.

Lions Club donates uniforms to 125 students of primary school

Ruchi ChopraAssistant Professor; Fashion Design

3D printing technol-ogy in India is getting used for both proto-

typing and personalised manufacturing, with ap-plications in Architecture, Engineering and Indus-trial Design, Aerospace, Military, Civil Engineering and medical industries, Biotech, Home Decor and many more. But one in-dustry where 3D printing

has great potential that has yet to be realized is fashion. From mass-mar-ket production to running off customizedgarments to pick up in shops or have delivered to the home, this can be the fashion state-ment of the future.

3D printing is a process of making three dimen-sional solid objects from a digital file. The creation of a 3D printed object is achieved using additive processes where an object is created by laying down successive layers of mate-rial until the object is cre-ated. This technology has a great scope in fashion as this innovative new way of body scanning allows us to createcustomized, rare and perfect fitted garments.

Famous Dutch fashion Designers like Iris van Herpen are true vision-aries who seek to make the invisible world visible and create garments that transcend mere trends but spur thoughtful and in-vestigative conversations.

She is the first designer to introduce this technology in fashion, and to create astonishing designs.

The biggest positive is that 3D printing could lower the barrier to en-try for fashion designers, and level the playing field, making it possible for smaller designers to go up against the larger retail-ers. Also, they won’t need to rely on retailers buy-ing their clothes anymore and it can create new income streams. On the other hand, this technol-ogy also eliminates waste by being able to print the exact size of panel for each garment. Product qual-ity will also improve, since 3-D printing will eliminate the occasional human error that creeps into traditional garment manufacturing.

One major problem has been with the materials. The synthetic materials that are commercially available at present for 3D printing, are not comfort-able or flexible enough for

clothing. Although there are many international designers like Iris Van Harpen, Karl Largerfeld, Alexis Walsh and Danit Peleg has worked on this new technology and have come up with amazing collections but growth of 3D Fashion Printing is very slow in India and restricted to accessories only.

So whilst 3D printing is a tricky subject with so many positive and nega-tive angles to consider. Indian fashion indus-try really needs a shake up, and in a time when the biggest buzzwords are ‘sustainability’ and ‘make in India,’ 3D print-ing could be the one thing that moves us towards those two goals on a scale that has never been done before. The only chal-lenge is to market and promote this quite ex-pensive product because many people don’t know about 3d printing and additive manufacturing technologies in India.

3D printing clothes- The future of Indian Fashion

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Jagraon

Bar association Jagraon or-ganised a welcome party for newly appointed judge Karanbir singh and newly joined SDM Ram singh under the presidentship of association president jyoti saroop sehgal.

The function was organ-ised by bar association in bar room. At this occasion, president Sehgal welcomed the new judge and SDM and he also added that the bar association always cooper-ate with the officers and give respect to them.

At this occasion, judged Karanveer Singh and SDM ram singh also ensured that they will give their duties

selflessly and give the same respect to the bar associa-tion members.

The function was held in

the presence of judicial of-ficers Pradeep Synghal, Sha-minderpal Singh, Anuradha, Sheryl, president Jyoti Se-

hgal, V-P Neeraj Sharma, Amrindner Singh, Vikram Beri, Vivek Bhardwaj, Vijay Bansal, R S Chahal.

BAR Association holds welcome party for new judge and SDM

LUDHIANA: The mother of a six year old girl alleges that her daughter has been ‘raped’ by 70-year-old man living in neigh-borhood in Khanna.

However, suspecting the foul play, the police is investigating the case.

The mother has al-leged that 70-year-old man lives in their neighborhood and is a Non Residential Indian. She told police that on Tuesday evening, the six year year old was playing

outside the home when the old man lured her with candies and took the girl child along with him.

Mother of the girl also alleged that man then raped her. She alleged that the suspect thrashed her daughter and asked her to keep mum.

The mother further alleged that her daughter started complaining for having pain in abdomen following which they took her to hospital and

got to know that she was raped. SSP Khanna Navjot Singh Mahal meanwhile said that matter is being probed. “The mother is changing her statements.

Earlier, she said that one old man who lives in neighbourhood raped the girl but now, she is claiming involvement of three more persons. So, we are verifying the allegations. The medical report is also awaited to confirm if it was rape or attempt to rape or mo-lestation.” SSP told that FIR will be registered after medical report and mother confirms her statement. DP

70-year-old rapes 6 years old, alleges mother of girl

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Youth Congress on Thurs-day staged protest against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The Congress lead-ers criticised three years of Modi government.

The protest was organ-ised by Youth Congress president of central Con-stituency Yogesh Handa at Transport Nagar. They also burnt effigy of Narendra Modi.

Ludhiana Youth Con-gress president Rajiv Raja said that in last three years Modi government acted as event management com-pany and the people were not given anything.

He said that Modi has promised 15 lakh under Jan Dhan Yojana, women safety, bringing money from swiss accounts but all promises remained unfulfilled.

He said that Modi was

busy in giving speeches and foreign tours. Dur-ing the protest Sunder Rathore, Rohit Kapoor, Happy Lally, Amit Ver-ma, Rahul Pruthi, Sunil Nanda, Ketan Tondon, Raj Kumar Jain, Nitish Malhotra besides several others.

Youth Congress protests against three years of Modi government

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The protest was organised by Youth Congress president Yogesh Handa.

Modi has promised 15 lakh under Jan Dhan Yojana but all promises remained unfulfilled, says Handa.

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Forest Hill is going to or-ganise a five day Summer Junior Golf Coaching Camp by Forest Hill Golf & Coun-try Club for members and non-members from June 1 to 5.

The golf camp is for beginners who wish to learn game in a systematic and structured manner. A five day Golf Coach-ing Camp will be con-ducted for Children of all age groups between 9.00 am to 10.00 am every-day on the fully covered Driving Range of Forest

Hill so the Children are protected from the sun. Most aspects of the game will be covered during this five day camp including Grip, Aim, Alignment, Stance, Posture. A very nominal camp fee of Rs 1500 for five days will be charged. This is all in-clusive and will include everything from Balls, Equipment, Practice Fee of non-members etc.

The Aim is to make golf learning as affordable as any other Summer Camp of Activity in Chandigarh.

Ajay Gujral, a European Golf Teachers Federation certified coach and a Pro-fessional Golf Tour of India Member who has over 14 years experience in teach-ing golf will conduct this coaching camp.

Those who wish to enrol May kindly contact Ajay Gujral at 9814356013 or Parvesh Kaushal at For-est Hill Golf and Country Club.

Forest Hill to organise 5-day summer junior

golf coaching campTHE AIM IS TO MAKE GOLF LEARNING AS AFFORDABLE AS ANY OTHER SUMMER CAMP OF ACTIVITY IN CHANDIGARH.