Governor Haryana honours Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group

In “FAP State Awards”, organised by Federation of Private School Association of Punjab (FAP), Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group of Colleges, Rajpura, Near Chandigarh; President, Punjab Unaided Colleges Association (PUCA); President, Federation of Self Financing Technical Institutions (FSFTI) & Co- Chairman, Joint Association of Colleges (JAC) was honoured by Sh. Bandaru  Dattatreya,  Governor of Haryana for excellence in the field of education.

On the occasion, Sant Balbir Singh Seechewal, Renowned Environmentalist; Social worker; Padma Shree Awardee, Dr. Surjeet Singh Patar, Famous Punjabi Language Writer; Poet of Punjab; S. Satnam Singh Sandhu, Chancellor, Chandigarh University; Patron, JAC & Dr. Jagjit Singh, President, FAP; President, JAC were present.

Jagjit Singh said that Dr. Kataria is continuously working hard since 25 years for the survival of Unaided Colleges of Punjab. Not this in very short span of time, he has established Aryans Group of Colleges which is one of the best colleges in Punjab & Chandigarh region.

After receiving this honour & while thanking the federation Kataria said that Aryans Group is committed for quality education in the region. It is a matter of pride for him to receive this prestigious award. Kataria congratulated the whole Aryans Team & said that the students and staff of Aryans Group have achieved many achievements in the last 14 years. He congratulated all the members of the Federation for organizing the event.

Punjab Technical University Permits Aryans to start Paramedical Courses

Mohali 1 September

IK Gujral Punjab technical University, Jalandhar has granted approval to Aryans Institute of Nursing, Rajpura, Near Chandigarh to start various UGC approved Paramedical Courses with 30 seats each including Cardiac Care, Operation Theatre & Medical Technology – Anesthesia from this session (Reference number IKGPTU/Reg./Affl./2328-2335).

Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group of Colleges said that paramedical science has emerged as important branch of medical science.  Today, doctors, nurses & Health Care workers are on the front lines of the COVID-19 response. Forced to cope up with limited personnel, hospitals nationwide are struggling to provide adequate care for corona virus patients.

He further added that this crisis has served to highlight how vital healthcare workers are? Keeping in view, new paramedical courses have been started in Aryans as the demand for healthcare professionals will not disappear in post Covid-19 scenario but is projected to increase in the coming years in both Government as well as Private sectors, added kataria.

It is to be mention that Aryans Institute of Nursing is already running B. Sc. Nursing, GNM & ANM  approved from Punjab Government & affiliated to Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot & Punjab Nurses Registration Council (PNRC), Mohali, respectively.

A webinar on Robotics & Artificial Intelligence held at Aryans

To highlight the future aspects of Robotics & Artificial Intelligence, a webinar on industrial application of Robotics was held at Aryans College of Engineering, Rajpura Near Chandigarh. Er. Vikas Kapil, Plant Head, Royal Enfield, Chennai interacted with the Aryans students Engineering & Polytechnic. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group presided over the event.

Vikas while interacting with students said that the main era of artificial intelligence, robotic research and development was the mid-20th century. Robots were mainly employed for tasks that were too dirty, distant or dangerous for humans. Nowadays, Robotic interventions are being introduced and well-accepted as a smarter tool in healthcare too, he said.

He further told that the goal of robotics is to design machines that can help and assist humans. Though relatively young, the robotics industry is filled with an admirable promise of progress that science fiction could once only dream about. From the deepest depths of our oceans to thousands of miles in outer space, robots will be found performing tasks that humans couldn’t dream of achieving alone, explained Vikas.

While highlighting the future aspects of Robotics he said that in the near future, thanks to advances in these technologies, robots will continue getting smarter and more energy efficient. They will take on more difficult challenges and will help to secure global supply chains, he said.

Webinar on Importance of Seed Industry in Food Security held at Aryans

We are on the path of another green revolution through modern agricultural technology : Mukesh Kumar

To highlight the role of seed technology in food security, a webinar on “Importance of Seed Industry in Food Security ” was organized by Department of Agriculture, Aryans Group of Colleges, Rajpura Near Chandigarh. Mr. Mukesh Kumar, Agriculture Expert & Customer Marketing Manager, Bayer Crop Science addressed Aryans Agriculture students including B.Sc. Hons. & Diploma Agriculture. Dr. Anshu Kataria, Chairman, Aryans Group presided over the Webinar

Kumar while interacting said that the agriculture is backbone of rural economy. Agriculture in India has made significant growth and we are on the path of second green revolution through modern agricultural technology. For sustainable agriculture, a good quality seed is the most basic and essential input. Agriculture in India is backed by a strong seed improvement programme involving both the public and private sectors and is well recognized internationally, explained Kumar.

He further added that seeds play a fundamental role in meeting the triple challenge of improving food security and nutrition, supporting the livelihoods of farmers and rural communities, and contributing to sustainable resource use and climate change adaptation and mitigation. The seed sector directly influences three dimensions of food security and nutrition: food availability, access, and stability, he told.

While answering students questions he explained that The seed sector contributes to food security and nutrition through productivity growth, improved resilience and quality improvement, allowing a greater availability of nutritious food at lower prices. Greater percentage of improvement in agricultural production has come from the use of improved seeds, but seeds of new varieties must be made available to the farmers in adequate quantity and quality and at affordable prices, and on time, stressed Kumar.