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Chandigarh:

The Department of History, Panjab University, Chandigarh takes immense pride 
in attaching the list of its following 20 students/ researchers who have qualified UGC 
NET including 3 JRF in exam held in June, 2019.

1) Amarbir                              NET
2) Ashish Rawat                         NET
3) Arvind Kumar                         NET
4) Amit Sharma                          NET
5) Dupinderjit Kaur                     NET
6) Gurbinder Singh                      JRF
7) Meenu                                        JRF
8) Mubarak Ali                                NET
9) Navjit Kumar                          NET
10) Neha Negi                            NET
11) Rameshwar Dutt                    NET
12) Silvia Mahajan                      NET
13) Sonu Tayal                              JRF
14) Sachin Chahal                       NET
15) Sukhdev Singh                       NET
16) Sunita                                      NET
17) Satwinder Kaur                      NET
18) Taranjot Singh                      NET
19) Tushar                                    NET
20) Vijay Kumar                         NET

3 of the above listed candidates have qualified UGC NET JRF.
4 of the above listed students who cleared UGC NET have been recently enrolled in M A 
3rd Semester in July, 2019.
3 of the above listed students are the pass-outs of M A 4th Semester, 2019. 

In addition to the above-listed candidates of History Department, 2 more students named, Sushma and Manjeet have qualified UGC NET in the discipline of History from Department of Evening Studies.

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Chandigarh:

The Department of Biochemistry, Panjab University celebrated “Plastic free July 2019” by carrying out various outreach activities and awareness campaign at the GSSS Khuda Lahora. Prof. Archana Bhatnagar, Chairperson, highlighted that nearly ten billion plastic has been produced globally and ninety percent of that has never been recycled! This triggered the students of the department to meet school children so as to make them aware of harmful impact of plastic on environment by encouraging them to refuse plastic to create a clean and green city. The school children participated 
actively and promised to consciously work to reduce single-use items. This was done by way of quiz, sensitization of girl students towards biodegradable sanitary napkins which were also donated to the underprivileged girls by students. The program ended with tree plantation and tree adoption by teachers and students. 

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