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Paradip Refinery DPS achieves 100% result 

Paradip: The Delhi Public School (DPS), Paradip Refinery scored cent percent result in Class-X CBSE examination this year. Gargi Sinha securing 97.2% was the topper of the school. Aditya Suresh with 96.8% was second and Ansuman Prakash with 96.2% third. About 20 students out of 30 achieved 80% and above marks and other 10 scored above 75%.  School Principal Dhananjay Pan congratulated the students with best wishes for their bright future. He also said the DPS, Paradip Refinery would secure best results in coming years.

Khariar College +3 results out, 289 pass

Nuapada: The final results of Plus Three examination of the Khariar Autonomous College were declared on Friday. As many as 289 out of 417 students passed with 69 pass percentage. Girl students with 72.2 pass percentage, like the previous years, outperformed the boys in pass percentage of 66. The pass percentage in Science was 89 while 62.13 per cent in Arts followed by 46.66 per cent in Commerce. A total of 24 students scored E (Excellent) grade, followed by 48 students in A grade.

Street play against child sexual abuse staged

Sambalpur: People applauded the Mahanadi Coalfields limited (MCl) for organising a street play “Sukanya” in association with the Sambalpur University to supplement the Odisha Police’s “Paree Express” initiative for sensitising people against increasing incidents of sexual abuse of minor girl child in the State. MCl had organised street play “Sukanya”, scripted, directed and performed by the artists of Sambalpur University’s Performing Arts Department at Chiplima, Gaushala Chowk and Deendayal Market in Burla.

NTPC Kaniha instals dustbins in rly stations 

Talcher: The NTPC Kaniha under its CSR initiative installed dustbins at the Talcher, Talcher Road, Angul and Dhenkanal railway stations as part of the Swachhta Pakhwada to promote cleanliness. A total of eight dustbins were installed at Dhenkanal station and six each in Talcher, Talcher Road and Angul railway stations respectively. The NTPC plans to install 106 dustbins at prominent locations in and around the station including school, offices and markets.

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