NEW DELHI, January 8: Delhi University (DU) signed an agreement of academic and educational exchange with the Soka University at Tokyo on Thursday. The agreement will be operative from the next academic session. This is 45th academic exchange programme to be undertaken by DU. The function was attended by 2,000 students and faculties from Soka University and guests from 18 countries. Under the agreement, students and faculty members of DU will be able to travel to Soka University for study and research. The travel and research expenses will be borne by the Soka university.DCPs transferredThe following Deputy Commissioners of Police have been transfered:Arvind Deep (IPS 1988) on transfer from Arunachal Pardesh to DCP (Vigilance).Sandeep Goel (IPS 1989) from Addl DCP N-W to DCP PCR.Sanjay Beniwal (IPS 1989) on transfer from Andaman and Nicobar to Addl DCP New Delhi.Kewal Singh (IPS 1989) from Mizoram to DCP HQ (III).Sunil Garg (IPS 1992) on transfer from Arunachal Pradesh to Principal, Police Training College.S.B.K. Singh (IPS 1988) from DCP North East to DCP Central.Uday Sahai (IPS 1988) from DCP PCR to DCP West.Muktesh Chander (IPS 1988) from Addl DCP Central to DCP North East.A A Farooquee from DCP 6th Bn to DCP AC Branch.`VLCC cellotherm therapy is sound'We are constrained to record our disapproval of the manner in which you have taken the liberty to publish the quotes attributed to some of our satisfied clients about the efficacy of ``cellotherm technology'' for loss of weight and inches.Amar Dutt has vehemently retaliated in writing to the contents of your article where he has been misquoted for having ever opined in the manner published in your article. We have a received a similar letter from the other customer whose name has been quoted in your article, Jagjeet Kaur.Pertinently, we may mention that we enjoy the recognition and patronage of the Medical Council, a large spectrum of doctors specialising in varied fields including dietitians/nutritionists and have documentary evidence to substantiate our claims. The ``cellotherm therapy'' has originated in Germany and been approved by Canadian healthcare laws.Our reporter stands by her version.
