U Sammilani pays tributes to laxman Nayak
Bhubaneswar: The Utkal Sammilani here on Sunday held a garlanding function to mark the birth anniversary of freedom fighter Sahid laxman Nayak. At the function, chaired by Sammilani Mancheswar Industrial Estate branch head Dillip Dashsharma, members of the body offered floral tributes to the martyr and spoke about his life and contributions. Among others, Sammilani advisor Padmacharan Nayak, life time member Dr Gopalkrushna Shrichandan, general secretary Dr Adwaita Kumar Patra and Bijay Kumar Turup from Koraput were present.
Prize distribution ceremony at DAV CSpur
Bhubaneswar: Children are blessed with endless potentialities which is definitely the greatest gift of the Almighty. And their innate skills need to be nurtured, said noted poet Dr Pratibha Satapathy joining as the chief guest at a prize distribution ceremony held at the DAV Public School, Chandrasekharpur here on Saturday. Dr Satapathy lauded the achievements of students in different competitions organised in the school and gave away prizes and certificates to the winners. Besides, tiny-tots of the school presented spectacular dance performances. School Campus-II Headmistress Sanjita Sahu felicitated the poet. Among others, academic supervisors Annela Pattnaik and Basant Das were present.
Keshab felicitated in Hyderabad, Kochi
Bhubaneswar: Guinness World Record holder Keshab Swain was felicitated at the Zee Telugu challenging show at Hyderabad recently for his amazing feat of breaking green coconuts. He was also felicitated in Manorama Tv Ugram Ujwalam show at Kochi, Kerala as the world’s best such performer. Swain is the first Odia to be felicitated in both the shows.
City health camp benefits 140 patients
Bhubaneswar: The Fakir Mohan Nagar Citizens’ Council in association with the Rotary Club, Bhubaneswar organised a health camp at the community hall at Baramunda at Fakir Mohan Nagar here on Saturday. Rotary Club Bhubaneswar president Dr Sudam Chandra Basa inaugurated the camp. Rotarians Dr BS Mishra and Dr Sangram Mohapatra conducted health checkup of the participants, counseled them and provided necessary medicines free of cost. A total of 140 patients were benefited by the camp. Council president Dr Surendra Kumar Ray and secretary Gopal Chandra Rout monitored the programme.