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A mini parliament was organized in Synetic Business School today to discuss the two burning issue of Jat reservations in Haryana and Crack down on Jawahar Lal University in New Delhi. Students debated both the issues and presented their view points in a democratic way which can be a lesson to our cacophonous parliamentarians. Almost all the students vehemently opposed the anarchy in Haryana and the expanding web of reservations in India. They said meritocracy is being compromised and an image of banana republic is projected by such episodes. Government on one had fails to implement OROP in absolute sense for our soldiers but immediately sprungs up to pass legislation for Jat reservation. This is going to open up Pandora’s box.
Students also expressed displeasure the way media played doctored tapes on Kanahiya Kumar without verifying and knee jerk reaction of the Government. They questioned the media and public trial of Jawahar Lal University on the backdrop of sloganeering by few misleaded characters. Students said that India is a great democracy and every one has the right to express different ideologies provided they are within the realm of our constitution and national pride.

Synetic Business school today organised Herbal and Unani camp in Gurudwara Singh Sabha in New Rajguru Nagar Ldh. Dr Ghazala Qadri along with her team counselled 70 Patients. The team covered Liver,Kidney,Sugar,Joint and Skin diseases . Dr Ghazala Qadri said that alternative life style, altered diet pattrens, stress and excessive intake of sugar and salt have created a number of health problems. This was her eight medical camp.Patients were distributed free medicines and were adviced right diet patterns and suitable exercises. Shri Ravinder singh walia , General Secratery of Gurudwara singh sabha thanked the team.

Synetic Business School wishes all +2 students the best for their exams starting from today. Stay calm and focused. Work hard and success will be yours.

As we all know that a Tanzanian student was beaten up and stripped in Bengaluru. It wasn’t mob rage over an accident. It was racism. As Indians, we expect equal treatment in other countries. But how do we treat foreigners in India? Let’s tell the world that they will be safe in India. Lately Ludhiana has been a choice of foreign students from more than 30 countries. Ludhianvies have proved to be great host and have welcomed these guests with what we called perfect Punjabi Hospitality.We are glad to inform that Punjab in particular Ludhiana is a hub for students from developing nations who come for Graduate courses.

Racial attack is a matter of extreme shame, not of pride., we must first break down the causes of this problem. In order to solve racial discrimination, SBS is organizing an event “Building bridges and improving racial harmony” on March 08. As you know we already have trained 170 foreign students enrolled with us from thirteen nations under various programs. An attempt will be made to understand why people of a different race feel the need to racially discriminate against minorities. Three causes that standout are superiority, stereotyping, and fear of the unknown. Students from India, Afghanistan, Nigeria and Uganda will elaborate on these causes and possible remedies. Foreign Students will dress in their traditional costumes and will present cultural activity representing their area followed by the talk.

This genuinely is the hope for mankind in their fight to end racism.

Vasant Panchami day is dedicated to Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge, music, arts, science and technology. This festival highlights the coming of spring. SBS faculty members celebrated it with students. Dr. Ghazala Qadri, management trustee informed students that Vasant stands for spring, and Panchami means the fifth day. Thus, the festival is celebrated on the fifth day of the spring season. Although now the festival is dominated by the worship of the goddess Saraswati, a grand feast is prepared in the honour of Kamadeva. Also, love is still considered an integral part of the day, as it is auspicious to host a large number of weddings during the festival.

SBS took students to excursion to Go-Dhaam the largest cow shelter in Punjab. The NGO is running stray cow shelter and which provides food and medical care. Also the NGO propagates medicines made from organic sources. Students learnt about the structures and working of NGOs and their contribution to the society.

Later in the day students visited MBD Mall and learnt about franchising and retailing. Tour was organised by management trustee Dr. Ghazala Qadri.