`Customer Meet' by SBP for Himachal

Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 1:08 AM

Bank has 130 branches serving in Himachal Pradesh

Ludhiana: 28 April 2015: (Punjab Screen Bureau):

On 25^th April 2015, State Bank of Patiala organised  `Customer Meet' for  Kangra, Hamirpur and Una Districts customers in Hotel Conifer at Dharamshala which was addressed by Sh. S.A.Ramesh Rangan, Managing Director. Sh. Rangan briefed the customers about Bank's various attractive Deposit and Loan schemes, activities and developments of the Bank.  He told that Bank is regularly developing and progressing.  Bank has 130 branches serving in Himachal Pradesh and is planning  to open more branches in future.  He thanked the customers for their cooperation and support in the regular development of the Bank.

Bank's aim is not only to open the branches and earn profit but also to  extend the banking facilities to each and every home. Our motive is not only to provide banking facilties in cities and towns but also to provide banking facilities to each and every person in rural area. State Bank of Patiala aims to open account of each person in every home.  We always try to provide best customer service and in future also we will be trying it regularly.  We welcome any suggestion given by you to improve our working.    

A wave of happiness in education world

Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 2:50 AM

Yet Another Achievement of Dr. (Mrs.) Parveen Kaur Chawla

Ludhiana: 28 April; 2015:(Punjab screen Bureau): 

Moving in the orbit of great success and excellence Dr. (Mrs.) Parveen Kaur Chawla Principal Master Tara Singh Memorial College for Women has been appointed as Vice-chairman of the library Advisory Committee for the P.U, Extension Library, Ludhiana. All Members of the managing committee congratulated her for this achievement. She was flooded with warm wishes and felicitations from the members of the staff and students. She promised to work with full dedication to solve the issues regarding library so that the  students can make the best use of library services.

Free Eye Check Up Camp series by SBP

Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 8:06 AM

Third Camp on Wednesday at Dugri Road Ldh

Ludhiana: 28 April 2015: (Punjab Screen Bureau):

State Bank of Patiala organised Free Eye Check Up Camp at Ludhiana in collaboration with VISION SANKARA for four days. The Eye Camp was inaugurated by Shri Rajeev K. Sharma, Deputy General Manager, State Bank of Patiala, Ludhiana Zone today at Civil Lines, Opp. Old Dayanand Hospital, Ludhiana. Sh. Sharma said that such camp will be organised at four different

branches of State Bank of Patiala in the City of Ludhiana on four different days. The Second Camp on 28'h April 2015 at Haibowal, Adjoining Toor Hospital, Third Camp on29'h April 2015 at Dugri Road Branch and Fourth Camp on 30'h April 2015 at Pakhowal Road Br. Passi Chowk, Ludhiana, will be organised. Mr. Sharma further said that State Bank of Patiala is continuously trying to serve the society and its motive is not only to open the branches and earn profit. 

In today's life style, it is very necessary to be conscious about our health. Eyes are very important part of our body. A person who is not able to see only knows its importance. So, we should get our eyes regularly checked up. On various occasions, State Bank of Patiala is organising such types of programmes and in future also these will be organised regularly.

On this occasion, Sh. Sharma briefed about many attractive deposit and loan schemes launched by the Bank in people's interest. The Bank is developing in all spheres and is planning to expand further in future. We will welcome any suggestion from you to improve the working of the Bank.

Sh. Sharma thanked all for their cooperation and support for the development of the Bank. 

First IMA General Body meet after election

Tue, Apr 7, 2015 at 3:09 PM

The meeting was followed by an academic session

Ludhiana: 7 April 2015: (Punjab Screen Bureau):

After the hectic IMA Ludhiana election activity last month the new team of executive members took charge in a well attended General Body Meeting on 6^th April at the IMA House auditorium. The always calm and smiling Dr. Ajit Singh Chawla welcomed the members. The din of elections being over the doctors sat together to discuss various issues concerning the fraternity and welfare of the patients and the society.

The meeting was followed by an academic session where Dr. Ajit Sood and Dr Pradeep Kapoor updated the doctors about Hepatitis C and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Dr Sood of Dayanand Medical College informed that hepatitis C, a viral infection usually transmitted by blood is becoming more rampant and high risk patients include intravenous drug users, men and women receiving blood transfusions or dialysis, patients with an impaired immune system such as HIV patients and individuals who received tattoos with non steriled equipment. Additionally, the disease may be seen in health care workers who were exposed to the virus as part of their duty during service to patients. There is a clear cut change in the protocol to test and treat hepatitis C patients. It is important to detect the disease early because the virus can lead to chronic liver disease, liver failure and liver cancer – all of which can be prevented with the treatments now available.

Another important topic discussed was heart disease in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) patients. Emerging evidence shows that the lung disease is more in smokers and is linked with increased heart disease. The heart disease is often overlooked and may be difficult to detect as both cause breathlessness. An alert doctor can detect it early, said Dr Pardeep Kapoor, a senior consultant and Head of Chest Disease department of Mohandai Oswal Hospital. Many large scale studies solidify the link between COPD and cardiovascular disease, and studies indicate the efficacy of inhaled steroids and other drugs in treating COPD and reducing cardiovascular risk.

Dr P. S. Jassal, Secretary of IMA Ludhiana said IMA will strive to advance health and as part of our mission, we are committed to provide regular Continuing Medical Education (CME) events for doctors of the city. These events aim to provide the latest and relevant clinical updates practical for patient care. The meeting was attended by Dr. Manoj Sobti, Dr. Kulwant Singh, Dr Sanjeev Uppal, Dr Sadana, Dr Batra, Dr Sibia and others.