Monthly Archives: November 2014
Kalam urges students to set their goal
The purpose of education is to make good human beings with skill and expertise… Enlightened human beings can be created by teachers, Kalam said at the 150th anniversary function of Chandrasekhar Behera Zila School here.
Odisha to set up open university at Sambalpur
In an apparent bid to pacify the ongoing agitation demanding establishment of an IIM in western Odisha, the state government on Saturday announced setting up an open university at Sambalpur. The announcement in this regard was made by Higher Education Minister Pradeep Panigrahi in the assembly on Saturday. “The proposed open university at Sambalpur will
Jaundice grips Sambalpur, water samples to be sent to Pune
With jaundice spreading in Sambalpur, Odisha’s health department will send water samples to National Institute of Virology in Pune for laboratory test. Chief District Medical Officer(CDMO), Jagatkrushna Samantray said Around 20 jaundice cases are being reported in the district headquarter hospital daily and 5 to 7 jaundice patients are taking admission in the hospital daily.
Seashore Chief’s Key Aide Got Neta-Babu Eat Out of His Hand
From general secretary of the students’ union of Sambalpur’s GM (Autonomous) College to a conduit between Seashore Group of Companies chief Prashant Dash and the political leaders as well as bureaucrats in the State Capital, Subhankar Nayak really came a “long way.” He initially dabbled in supply of sand and stone chips in Sambalpur after
Husband burns wife alive in sambalpur
Today morning neighbours found a woman is burning near Anandnagar, kuluthkani, sambalpur. Neighbours came after listening the noise made by the burning woman due to pain. Neighbours contacted her husband but he said, He is the one who burnt his wife and walk out from there. woman’s parent and her sister rushed to the place
Centre, a helping hand in road projects
Of the 559 km Biju Expressway, launched by Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik in August, the State Government will construct only 258 km, while the rest will be laid by the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways. Besides, most of the funds provided for construction of the Expressway have been drawn from the Central Government schemes