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what are you going to do about your wireless phone? It’s time to focus on the one thing that everyone seems so hesitant to address—and for pretty good reasons, as you will soon find out. But please don’t skip over this chapter. Just rest assured that the one thing I won’t be telling you to do is gather all your family’s cell phones and bury them in a very deep hole in your backyard. Absurd, right? But here’s what can and will happen after you read this chapter. You will gain enough understanding of why cell phones can be hazardous to your health and how to begin to use the simple precautions I recommend at the end of the chapter to minimize exposure to the electromagnetic radiation while still using your cell phones as necessary. Fair enough? Let’s get started. A few years ago, I read a newspaper column about one of the un-imagined consequences of the new walk-and-talk culture spawned by cell phones. The writer, who was blind, pointed out that the sight-impaired, who rely on their sense of hearing, are assaulted constantly by the never

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Punjabi University's Vision & Achievements

what are you going to do about your wireless phone? It’s time to focus on the one thing that everyone seems so hesitant to address—and for pretty good reasons, as you will soon find out. But please don’t skip over this chapter. Just rest assured that the one thing I won’t be telling you to do is gather all your family’s cell phones and bury them in a very deep hole in your backyard. Absurd, right? But here’s what can and will happen after you read this chapter. You will gain enough understanding of why cell phones can be hazardous to your health and how to begin to use the simple precautions I recommend at the end of the chapter to minimize exposure to the electromagnetic radiation while still using your cell phones as necessary. Fair enough? Let’s get started. A few years ago, I read a newspaper column about one of the un-imagined consequences of the new walk-and-talk culture spawned by cell phones. The writer, who was blind, pointed out that the sight-impaired, who rely on their sense of hearing, are assaulted constantly by the never

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Vice Chancellor’s Message

Prof. (Dr.) B.S. GHUMAN

I feel privileged and honoured to get an opportunity to serve my alma mater,


Punjabi University, Patiala which is among the premier institutions of higher
learning. Established on April 30, 1962, it was endowed with a mandate to further
the noble cause of Punjabi language, literature and culture. In this endeavour the
University has stood the test of time. It has been promoting and nurturing Punjabi
language, literature and culture through Department of Development of Punjabi
Language, Department of Punjabi Literary Studies, Department of Punjabi,
Department of Linguistics and Punjabi Lexicography, Centre for Technical
Development of Punjabi Language, the Departments and Centres devoted to Sikh
Studies, Gurmat Sangeet and the Performing Arts. In addition, significant
contribution to this end has been made in the shape of the teaching of Punjabi as
a foreign language and the work on Punjabi Pedia.

The University has not only contributed immensely to the development of


literature and culture but has also emerged as a key institution for imparting
teaching and for carrying out research in life sciences, physical sciences,
medicine, engineering and technology, business studies, law, social sciences,
languages, education, information sciences, and arts and culture. Ensuring quality
education has been on top of the agenda of this University, which has done
exceedingly well on the parameters of quality in higher education prescribed by
the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). It is a matter of
satisfaction that NAAC has awarded the University ‘Five Star’ grade in the first
cycle (2002-07) and ‘A’ grade in the second (2008-13) and the third (2016-21)
cycles.

Currently, the University has 65 teaching and research departments and enrols
nearly 14000 students in various courses. It has been untiringly fulfilling the
requirements of a large part of Punjab, mainly the Malwa region, through more
than 275 affiliated colleges, five neighbourhood campuses, 14 constituent
colleges and four regional centres. The University’s performance in sports and
games has been equally unmatched. It has the distinction of winnings 10 times
(and six times in a row) the Maulana Abul Kalam Azad (MAKA) Trophy awarded
by Government of India for promoting competitive sports at the University level
to the Best Performing University.

In taking forward the mission of Punjabi University for promoting Punjabi


language, literature and culture and in its pursuit of excellence in higher
education, the endeavour would be to make the University a natural home for the
germination and cross-pollination of ideas; a centre of academic excellence
promoting access to inclusive and quality education; a knowledge cluster in
partnership with neighbouring institutions of higher learning, industry and civil
society; an institution attracting and retaining internationally acclaimed faculty;
and a premier institution producing highly employable and committed students
imbued with critical thinking, scientific temper and humane, secular and ethical
values.

From humble beginnings, the University has consistently scaled greater and
greater heights with the distinguished contribution and services rendered by the
faculty and the zeal and work of its students, non-teaching staff and other stake-
holders. The University sincerely acknowledges the seminal contribution of each
one of them.

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