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Nalco ladies’ Club holds Children’s Day

Bhubaneswar: The Nalco ladies’ Club, Bhubaneswar, celebrated the Children’s Day among cerebral palsy and mental retardation children of the Open learning Systems here on Saturday and provided a washing machine, slippers and snacks to the inmates. Club president Preeti Roy handed over the items.

Children’s Day observed at SKIS

Bhubaneswar: Children’s Day was observed at the Shri Krishna International School (SKIS) here on Saturday. School chairman Pabitra Kumar Routray inaugurated the function. Principal Smrutirekha Sarangi remembered Jawaharlal Nehru and requested the students to follow his ideals. The meeting was followed by a cultural event. Teachers also gave gifts to the students.

VSS Nagar Durga Puja panel hosts cultural event 

Bhubaneswar: A cultural programme was organised by city-based Sarbajanina Durga Puja Samiti at the VSS Nagar here on the occasion of the Shyamakali Puja on Thursday. Many children of the locality presented dance performances to the tunes of devotional songs. Samiti vice-president Nimain Das and general secretary Girija Prasad Mohanty inaugurated the programme while senior member Dillip Dashsharma coordinated. later, prizes and citations were given on the occasion.     

 Gajapati Cong holds Nehru birthday

Paralakhemunid: The Gajapati district unit of the Congress observed 126th birth anniversary of country’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru here.  A series of events were organised under leadership of party’s district president S Gajapati. Among others, district general secretary A Jaymohan Rao, town unit president Basanta Kumar Panda, Paul Pradhan, K Vishnu Murthy Gosani and Sangram Sahu were present.

 Jeevan Bindu blood camp held at P’khemundi

Paralakhemundi: The BJD organised a blood donation camp here under leadership of former MlA and Jeevan Bindu district coordinator K Narayan Rao. CDMO Dr NM Jena and BJD leaders like P lata, Chandra Sahukar, P Krishna and Ramaswamy were present. Blood Bank Officer Dr Khagaswar Behera and his team collected 51 units of blood from the camp. Blood donors were given certificates.

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