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Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts
04 March, 2014
18 September, 2013
पीयू में मोदी का जन्मदिन मनाया
अमर उजाला, चंडीगढ़
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Snippets,
Youth
Namo chant resonates at PU on Modi's birthday
Daily Post, Chandigarh
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
पीयू कैंपस में मोदी का जन्मदिन मनाया
दैनिक जागरण, चंडीगढ़
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
जनता चाहती है केंद्र में बदलाव : जैन
दैनिक ट्रिब्यून
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
छात्र भी चाहते हैं केंद्र में बदलाव : जैन
आज समाज, चंडीगढ़
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
PU students celebrate Narendra Modi's Birthday
Yugmarg
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
नरेंद्र मोदी के जन्मदिन पर काटा केक
दैनिक सवेरा, चंडीगढ़
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
Narendra Modi's birthday celebrated
The Tribune, Chandigarh
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
पी.यू. में मनाया मोदी का जन्मदिन
पंजाब केसरी, चंडीगढ़
Issues:
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
17 September, 2013
जनता चाहती है केंद्र में बदलाव : जैन
अवधेश समाचार
Issues:
Change,
Narendra Modi,
Panjab University,
Youth
06 September, 2012
24 April, 2009
Electoral battle shifts to the blogosphere
Chandigarh Newsline
Apr 24, 2009 Chandigarh: New-age communication techniques have made inroads into canvassing methods as well — the latest addition to the arsenal is blogging.
To actively woo the youth, the candidates have taken to posting regular updates of their views on various issues — discussions range from the Rent Act to the sitcom Friends — on the Internet.
On the flip side, the candidates too get ample feedback on what the electorate wants.
Congress candidate Pawan Kumar Bansal’s blog (pawanbansalforchd.com) airs his opinion on alternate career options and opportunities for the youth, luxury brands as well as the launch of Nano while BJP candidate Satya Pal Jain (blog.satyapaljain.com) puts across his views on education, additional storeys in all buildings and the introduction of Metro services in the city.
Residents are also free to express diverse views on all issues under the sun. A resident advocates that brain drain from the city be stemmed by ensuring that lucrative jobs are available in the city.
The traffic problem and the need for more parking spaces is another issue of debate. “I face a lot of problems while commuting in the city. The road dividing Sectors 35 and 22 is mostly packed. I think the advent of the Metro will ease the situation and make Chandigarh pollution free,” comments a blogger Richa.
Improving tourism, preventing illegal construction around the Sukhna Lake and bringing unutilised land in IT Park under good use are also on the priority list of the bloggers.
The youngsters, not satisfied by just the candidates’ comments also want to know the logic behind their views and how they plan to achieve their promise.
The famous tagline of Friends “I’ll be there for you” just took on a new meaning for the youth.
Apr 24, 2009 Chandigarh: New-age communication techniques have made inroads into canvassing methods as well — the latest addition to the arsenal is blogging.
To actively woo the youth, the candidates have taken to posting regular updates of their views on various issues — discussions range from the Rent Act to the sitcom Friends — on the Internet.
On the flip side, the candidates too get ample feedback on what the electorate wants.
Congress candidate Pawan Kumar Bansal’s blog (pawanbansalforchd.com) airs his opinion on alternate career options and opportunities for the youth, luxury brands as well as the launch of Nano while BJP candidate Satya Pal Jain (blog.satyapaljain.com) puts across his views on education, additional storeys in all buildings and the introduction of Metro services in the city.
Residents are also free to express diverse views on all issues under the sun. A resident advocates that brain drain from the city be stemmed by ensuring that lucrative jobs are available in the city.
The traffic problem and the need for more parking spaces is another issue of debate. “I face a lot of problems while commuting in the city. The road dividing Sectors 35 and 22 is mostly packed. I think the advent of the Metro will ease the situation and make Chandigarh pollution free,” comments a blogger Richa.
Improving tourism, preventing illegal construction around the Sukhna Lake and bringing unutilised land in IT Park under good use are also on the priority list of the bloggers.
The youngsters, not satisfied by just the candidates’ comments also want to know the logic behind their views and how they plan to achieve their promise.
The famous tagline of Friends “I’ll be there for you” just took on a new meaning for the youth.
21 April, 2009
Cong Policies Have Alienated Youth, Says Jain
THE FINANCIAL WORLD
Issues:
Unemployment,
Women,
Youth
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