HSC supp application deadline extended
Cuttack: The Board of Secondary Education (BSE) on Monday extended the deadline for submission of online applications for the High School Certificate (HSC) Supplementary examinations by two days. Informing this to the media, BSE President Prof Dakshya Prasad Nanda said the last date for online application for HSC Supplementary examinations scheduled on June 1, has now been extended by two days till June 3.
Min assures bus passes for scribes
Bhubaneswar: Transport Minister Ramesh Chandra Majhi on Monday maintained that bus passes would be provided to working journalists in the State soon. He informed this while attending a function of the Press Academy. Utkal Journalists’ Association president Jimut Mangaraj, who also attended the function, apprised the Minister about various issues of journalists. He also informed the Minister that journalists were provided with bus passes in 1980. Minister Majhi stated that he would hold discussion with the Information and Public Relations Minister in this regard.
Hindu Samrajya Divas observed
Bhubaneswar: The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh and the Chandan Hajuri Pravta Sakha on Monday jointly observed the Hindu Samrajya Divas, the coronation day of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj at the Unit III Saraswati Sishu Vidyamandir here. Sangh Kharavel Nagar executive Golakh Chandra Das, All India Simant Suraksha Samiti national president Subhas Nandi highlighted the braveness of Shivaji. Chandan Hajuri Pravata Sakha chief instructor Manoranjan Patnaik, Jagabandhu Pradhan and Brahmananda Das also attended the event.
KISS students excel in CHSE +2 exams
Bhubaneswar: The KISS has registered cent percent pass rate in the +2 CHSE Examinations for the seventh year in a row. While a total of 1200 students from all streams appeared for the exam, many of them were placed in first and second divisions. Girls outperformed boys. Students from primitive tribal groups like lodha, Bonda, Kutia Kondh and Dongaria Kondh passed the test. KIIT and KISS Founder Dr A Samanta said the continued success of KISS students has been possible only due to blessings of god and efforts of the entire KISS fraternity.