The Punjab Assembly established Punjabi University, Patiala under the Punjab Act No. the responsibility to build a nation most importantly. Our goal is a strong, free and democratic India where every citizen has an equal opportunity and full opportunity to grow. Launched on April 30, 1962, in the former Patiala administration to further the cause of the Punjabi language, arts, and literature, Punjabi University has since transformed into the largest university in the province.
Here are some interesting facts about the university
This is the second-largest university in the world to be named after, the first being the Hebrew University of Israel. Its mission is to establish and integrate the University for the development of Punjabi studies and the development of the Punjabi language as a means of instruction or alternative teaching of humanities and sciences and generally for the development of education and research.
Initially, the University area was rehabilitated as the 16 km area has only 9 colleges. In 1969, it grew into a unified university, with 43 colleges affiliated with it. The university now addresses the educational needs of the nine Punjab Provinces. In the course of its founding, the University has evolved into a multidisciplinary institution for the furtherance of higher education and research in humanities, arts, sciences, languages of engineering, technology, and much more. Spreading over 600 hectares of land, its 1,500+ teachers provide instruction and guidance to nearly 14,000+ students in a multi-faceted, multi-skilled, and multi-skilled area that includes Teaching and Research Departments / 70+ seats on its campus, 27 regions. Institution / Neighborhood Campuses / Basic Colleges and 274 Associated Colleges.
For 8 consecutive years we are holding MARK (Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad). Punjabi University was awarded the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (MAKA) Award for Sport Excellent Sports Records of 2006-07, 2007-08, and 2013-17.
The Department of Youth Welfare organizes activities throughout the year. Punjabi University has won various awards at youth events organized by the Association of Indian University of the school in partnership with the Ministry of Youth Affairs, the Indian government, and other events.
The University has won a second overall position at the National Inter-University Youth Festival, won the full title at the North Zone Inter-University Youth Festival many times, won the full title at the Punjab State Inter-University Youth Festival many times, and won the full title many times India India- University Punjabi Cultural Festival. Punjabi University students have been granted the right to represent India at Indian ceremonies held in the former USSR, Mauritius, Spain, China, Germany, and the U.A.E. (Dubai).
The Department of Youth Welfare organizes mountaineering, hiking, mountaineering, and rock climbing, hosts youth leadership training camps, prepares students for participation in the All India Level Youth Festivals, organizes Rotract Club, Young Cultural Club, Lee Club, and Youth Club. Organizes Yoga Training Camps for the benefit of students in university and college teaching departments. The department publishes Yuvak Sabha Magazine and hosts literary and cultural competitions.
The National Service Scheme used by the NSS Department assists students to participate in various social and developmental programs.
The university has developed specific techniques in Sikh Studies and Punjabi Historical Studies. A concerted effort is being made to improve the translation program in Punjabi and English. To develop relationships with outstanding Punjabi language scholars, literature, and culture, the university offers Life Fsocis, Senior Fellowships, and Fellowships to leading specialists in these fields.
New Arts and Culture talent has been created. Initiation and authenticity in the pursuit of Sikh Studies is another area that receives attention and strength. Balbir Singh Sahitya Kendra Dehradun is being developed as an Advanced Sikh Studies Center. Punjabi University has established the first overseas center to teach Punjabi as a foreign language in Espanola, New Mexico.
The University has established its publishing bureau that is busy publishing public research work. More than 2000 articles have been published.
All departments are involved in promoting the culture and spirit of research. Most departments have been able to mobilize additional research funding from the UGC, DST, CSIR, Planning Commission, government departments, and other regulatory agencies. Many science departments have been able to develop research and industry links and perform several consultation activities. To ensure educational freedom, departments organize seminars, symposia, conferences, and workshops annually. Teachers are encouraged to participate in national and international seminars through liberal funding. Many teachers are invited to give lectures for the entire conference and preside over sessions at seminars and conferences.
Bhai Kahn Singh Nabha Central Library is a center for educational and research activities. It maintains more than 415,000 books and subscribes to several hundred journals. The library is kept open for 360 days a year from 8.15 a.m. to 8.15 p.m. The library has a reading hall, which can accommodate 400 students. A separate hall for personal use and the Reading Room are provided on the ground floor. The one-night reading room remains open from 8.00 p.m. to 6.00 am The Ganda Singh Punjabi Reference Library, an integral part of the library, is being used in a new building connected to a larger building. This section of the library contains 41,548 books in Punjabi Language, Books, Punjab History, and Culture. The University Library has libraries of some of the campus departments, the S.A.S.Nagar Extension Library (Mohali), and the Library at the Bathinda Regional Center. In addition to Balbir Singh Sahitya Kendra, Dehradun has a library containing rare books and manuscripts.
The university has also established a facility to develop personalities and student support. [27] An IAS training center has been established at the university, where training for various competitive exams has been offered. The Department of Transport operates several buses to connect the center to various parts of the city of Patiala.
![Today, China is known for having one of the fastest-growing economies in the world. New buildings appear to appear every day. However, China is also home to some of the oldest written records in history. Chinese history and culture are amazingly diverse and fascinating. Here are some 20 interesting facts about china- 1. Strange table habits What you should avoid in most countries in the world is completely acceptable in China. As in Vietnam, spitting, yawning, chewing, and barking are common behaviors when eating in China. For us, it was very disgusting and we could not get used to it. Perhaps if we could stay in this world longer, it would be easier for us to put up with it. 2. Behavior of private children This is weird! Diapers are not popular in China. Many children wear special trousers with large holes in the bottom. When they feel the need to poo or urinate, they simply squirm and do whatever they want. And this is what you call eco-life! 3. The world's most populous country China is the most populous country in the world (with over a billion people in 2016). China's population is 4 times larger than the US population One in five people is Chinese Chinese is the most widely spoken language in the world (based on the number of native speakers) 14% of the world's population speak Chinese 4. One of the largest countries in the world Contrary to many people's beliefs, China is not the largest country in the world. It is fourth behind Russia, Canada, and the United States. Russia is almost 2 times bigger than China! 5. The largest army in the world Chinese troops have the largest number of troops in the world (over 2 million people. 6. Panda Owners China owns all pandas. Everyone! All pandas in this land are Chinese. If you see a panda in other countries, it means it has been borrowed from the PRC (People's Republic of China). Interestingly, when a baby panda is born, it is shipped to China (often by FedEx) to help develop the gene pool. 7. Redeemers of virginity Restoration of virginity is also possible and very popular in China. This plastic surgery even has a medical name - hymenorrhaphy. Chinese women pay a lot of money by recreating their hymns before the wedding night. They just don't want their future husbands to find out they are no longer virgins ... 8. Traffic business China is the most populous country in the world. Not surprisingly, they have major traffic problems. What should you do if you arrive late for a meeting and you get stuck in traffic? He calls for the bottle rescuers! Two boys will come to you on a motorcycle. One will drive you whenever you want and the other will take your place in the car. 9. Remnants of the past Incredible but 35 million Chinese people still live in caves! They do not have enough money to build a house, so they use caves as their houses. 10. The sun has set China is a great country with only a one-time zone! That is why in some places the sun rises even at 10:00 AM. In the past, China has 5 different time zones. But in 1949 the leaders of the Communist Party decided to set a one-time strike across the country. Since then, everyone has been using official Beijing time. 11. New Year's fiesta New Year is a big holiday in China. It is celebrated in January or February and is a real holiday for everyone. Almost no one is working, everyone is returning home to celebrate this happy time with their families. Chinese New Year celebration lasts 15 days! Nothing can be compared to this. It is quite unusual for a whole country to have a holiday for such a long time. Interestingly, the Chinese New Year is celebrated in many other countries around the world. Given the large Chinese population, the Chinese New Year may be more popular than Christmas! 12. Birth limits China is the only country in the world where production is limited. Until 2015, Chinese couples could have only one child. For over a year now, they can have 2 children. 13. Pig kingdom Half of the world's pigs are Chinese! On a typical day, the Chinese people eat 1.7 million pigs. 14. A world of many religions Due to the large Chinese population, almost all of the world's religions are practiced there. The most popular are Taoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism. The interesting fact is that there are more Christians in China than in Italy! 15. The creators of ice cream Who doesn't love ice cream? We can eat this delicious dessert because of China. It is believed that they began their experiment more than 4000 years ago by mixing milk and rice with ice. 16. Medical experts Today, we all know that blood circulates in our arteries. But it was less visible in the past. European scientist William Harvey was proud to announce this in 1628. Little did he know that the Chinese people got it… over 2000 years before him! 17. Mathematical geniuses It is no secret that the Chinese are one of the world's leading mathematicians. The mathematical history of China goes back to the 11th century BC! Thanks to China, today we know the number 0, decimal and binary systems, geometry, trigonometry, and algebra. 18. Architects It is a well-known fact that the largest man-made building in the world is in China. The Great Wall is not visible from the sky but is still remarkably tall - 8,850 kilometers (5,500 miles). China's most famous castle, called the Forbidden City, has over 9,000 rooms! 19. Frozen Fairyland Harbin, in northern China, has mild winters and cold winters, making it an ideal winter destination. Harbin's Ice and Snow Festival in northeastern China is one of the most popular winter destinations. But visitors will have to contend with extreme cold, snow, and ice! Assemble, put warm packs on your fur boots, and see how long you can survive in magical glaciers, statues, slides, and Harbin castles. 20. The climate in China is very different Generally, the north is colder and drier than the south, and the west is drier than the east. Winter temperatures in northeastern China can reach 40 degrees centigrade, and summer in the south can reach 40 degrees Fahrenheit [40 ° C]. Rainfall varies from a few millimeters a year in the Taklamakan desert to more than 3 feet [3 m] a year southeast.](https://www.sikhheros.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/photo-1551771279-b47900068e00-150x150.jpg "20 Interesting Facts About The Chinese People")
