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Chandigarh May 31, 2020

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Amidst the difficult times of COVID-19, when all humans were locked down in their houses and no-one was allowed to step out from their place.  At those times the stray animals particularly dogs had to face a tough time because most of them who were fed by the regular feeders, suddenly came to a halt. A similar situation had also hit the stray dogs of  Panjab University campus, as almost all the hostelers went back to their native places. The residential area was taken care off quite well by the local residents but the dogs residing near departmental buildings situated in sector- 14 and particularly 25 were difficult to reach.

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Keeping this in mind, the problem of feeding the dogs was well addressed by the security guards placed at these buildings at their own. This continued but the number of dogs was more than one hundred and a lot of food or dog feed was required to fulfill their everyday needs. 

Hence, an organization called as Humane Society International/India (HSI/India)was contacted by NSS, Panjab University to support this cause in the crisis of Corona, said Gaurav Gaur,  NSS, Program Officer.

Ms Swarnali Roy, Campaign Manager, North India was contacted and very graciously she accepted the request after talking to Ms. Alokparna Sengupta, Country Director of HSI/India. Since, that day this organization is supporting the dog feed for more than one hundred dogs from almost six weeks and is continuing till date,  informed Navdeep Sharma, Program Coordinator, NSS. 

For coming forward and providing this unconditional support and wonderful service for these living beings the whole  NSS,  Panjab University family will remain indebted to HSI/India, said Gaurav Gaur. 

Navdeep Sharma said that hopefully this organization will keep on supporting for this noble cause.

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Chandigarh May 28, 2020

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The Centre for Police Administration  organized a One Day International Webinar titled “Protecting the Front line: Prioritizing Police Wellness” on 28^th May, 2020.

 The session began with the welcome address of Dr.Kuldeep Singh, Chairperson, Centre for Police Administration followed by an introduction by Dr.Vibha Sharma, HOD, Department of Police Administration/Public Administration, Mehr Chand Mahajan College for Women.

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The resource person,  Dr. Divya Sharma, Professor, Division of Justice and Law Administration, Western Connecticut State University, United States (US) emphasized the significance of police wellness in view of acute physical, mental and emotional stressed experienced by them both on day to day basis as well as in several trying situations such as the ongoing pandemic crisis of COVID 19. She highlighted that the aspect of police wellness (i.e. physical, mental and emotional) has been relegated to a greater extent. This is so because larger masses carry a negative perception about police and police personnel. Consequently, police personnel experienced social alienization where there has been lack of interest as well as lack of sensitivity towards their physical, mental and emotional wellness. She stressed on addressing this problem in a more tangible manner rather than paying a lip service. She put forth police wellness could be achieved both through institutional and social measures.

 The session was followed by an active interaction between the resource person and the participants. A large number of participants such as Mr. Hemant Kumar (DIG) BSF, Mr. Pawan Basatia (DCP), Delhi Police, Dr.Rajesh Chander, Dr. Sanjeev Ranjan, Faculty members, Research scholars and studentsfrom various institutions attended the International Webinar. Dr. Kuldeep Singh, Chairperson, stated that the Centre shall continue to conduct such Lecture/events in future on different theme related to Role of Police.

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Chandigarh May 26, 2020

Dr. Jaspal Kaur Kaang, Professor & Academic Incharge, Dept of Guru Nanak Sikh Studies, Panjab University Chandigarh today presented a paper as a scholar of Gurbani in the Webinar organized by Shri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib on the topic “Concept of Sikh Martyrdom: It’s Development and Universal Relevance”. 

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 Prof. Kaang focused on the point that there was no concept of ‘Shahadat’ in the Indian Culture and Tradition prior to Sikh religion. The word ‘Shahadat’ comes from Islam as in which their was  a great tradition of giving one’s life to save the honor and glory  his own religion. But Sikh Religion has its own concept of ‘Shahadat’ in which there is a rich tradition of giving ‘Shahadat’ to save other’s Religion. Guru Arjan Dev ji sacrificed his life to save people of India from the oppression of Mughals . Similarly Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji gave his ‘Shahadat’ to protect Kashmiri Hindus and Pandits. 

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She added that the Sikhs are motivated by the teachings of their Gurus through Gurbani which makes them internally strong. So the Bani of Guru Granth Sahib works as a foundation to make it’s followers fearless from where the feeling and motivation for ‘Shahadat’ develops. She explained that Sikh history is based on the concept two major concepts which are ‘Shabad’ and ‘Shahadat’. At the end of Webinar, Prof. Pritpal Singh, Vice-Chancellor of Shri Guru Granth Sahib World University, appreciated the efforts of Speakers who spoke on the different aspects of Guru Arjun Dev Ji’s personality and martyrdom. Almost 200 participants attended the webinar and paid homage to Guru Arjun Dev Ji.

There were two other speakers; Prof. Balwant Singh Dhillon, Former Director Center for Guru Granth Sahib Studies, Amritsar and Prof. Harpal Singh Pannu, Guru Gobind Singh Chair, Central University, Bathinda.  

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