Nilgiri College closed Sine die
Baleswar: The Nilgiri College, ahead of Students’ Union elections, was declared closed sine die after tension erupted in the college following explosion of crude bombs on Monday. The bombs were hurled into the boys’ common room damaging the window panes and furniture of the room. However, no student was hurt.
5 dacoits held; swords, bombs seized in B’pur
Brahmapur: The Big Bazaar police on Sunday busted a dacoit gang and arrested five miscreants while they were planning for loot near the Balya Jhakusari temple. The arrested were identified as Anil Sahu, R Anil Reddy of Ranguniband Sahi, Radha Krushna Sahu of Panigrahi Petha Street, Muna Sahu of Luchapada and Siva Kumar Ghanta of Dhip Street. The police also seized three swords and two bombs from their possession. Police station IIC Suresh Tripathy said that acting on a tipoff, the police conducted a raid at the spot and spotting the police the miscreants hurled bombs to escape from the spot.
NTPC holds special medical camp for villagers
Talcher: As part of providing medical care to the local people around the NTPC Talcher Kaniha Power Station, the station organises medical camps regularly. The power station held a special medical camp at Badahira village recently. Many villagers were suffering from diarrhoea. Keeping in view the urgency, the medical camp was organised which 58 patients attended. Dr RK Ranganathan provided medical consultation with free medicines.
NTPC distributes school bags
Talcher: The NTPC Talcher Kaniha distributed school bag and water bottle at the Dumuduma Nodal UP School here recently under its CSR initiative for promoting education. NTPC DGM (HR) PK Sahu, ES (HR) MV Rao and Manihanpur GP Sarpanch Bijay Kumar Pradhan distributed in presence of school Headmistress Jyotsnamayee Dwibedi. She appreciated the social activity of the NTPC Kaniha and expected the cooperation in future also through NTPC CSR initiatives. Around 150 students were benefited by the initiative.