DAV fee case: SC reserves verdict
Bhubaneswar: The Supreme Court on Tuesday completed its hearing in the controversial fee hike case in the DAV schools in Odisha and kept its verdict reserved. The court is expected to pronounce its verdict before the commencement of summer vacations.
Anita Panda’s short story book released
Bhubaneswar: An Odia short story book entitled lekhani written by Prof Anita Panda was released by Supreme Court judge Anang Kumar Pattnaik in New Delhi last week. Her book of poetry Smruti ek Anurakti had been released in 2013. Prof Panda is the president of Delhi Odia Doctors’ Association, president of All India Ophthalmological Society and a former professor of AIIMS,
KIDZZ School holds Graduation Day
Bhubaneswar: Kids aged between two to four years enthralled an audience by performing spiritual, patriotic and modern dances in the KIDZZ Bloomingdale’s School premises here on its Graduation Day on Sunday. Writer and social activist Rashmi Rath, Corporator Swarnaprava Ray, Manasi Mohanty and Bandana Panda graced the occasion as guests. A total of 27 kids got graduated to Kindergarten. Principal Sabita Patnaik was present.
‘Bibhabana’ holds silver jubilee
Bhubaneswar: The silver jubilee celebration of magazine The Bibhabana concluded here on Sunday. litterateurs Annada Prasad Ray and Sahadev Sahoo and seer Brahmananda Saraswati graced the occasion as guests. Dr Asha Mishra was felicitated with the Bibhabana Samman, Sahadev Sahoo with Odisha Gaurav Samman, Sima Mishra with Renubala Smruti Samman, story writer Jayanti Sahoo with Fakir Mohan Samman, Orthopedic Specialist Pratap Rudra Devrai with Dhanwantari Samman, Pratima Nayak with Madhusudan Rao Smruti Samman, translator Suprava Rao with Atibadi Jagannath Das Samman, Dr Gangadhara Nayak with Jaydev Samman and Anjali Tripathy was awarded with Radha Mohan Gadanayak Samman.
Eye check-up camp held in Khordha
Khordha: The Prem Rawat and Sagar Foundation organsied a two-day free eye check-up camp at Malipada near here on Saturday and Sunday. The camp was inaugurated by retired Professor laxmidhar Srichandan. Around 852 villagers checked up their eyes and some of them were provided eye glasses and eye drops.