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SHAW TAKES OVER AS NEW ICSI CHAIRMAN 

Bhubaneswar: Mohit Shaw has taken over charge as the chairman of eastern India Regional Council of the Institute of Company Secretaries of India (ICSI) for 2024. Former chairman Soumya Sujit Mishra handed over the charge to Shaw and said he believes that the forthcoming year would be full of activities under the chairmanship of Shaw. Regional director (East) Surya Narayan Mishra wished good luck to the new chairman. Shaw appreciated the efforts taken by Soumya Mishra during his tenure and requested him to continue his valuable guidance for future activities. Vice-chairman Anuj Saraswat, former EIRC Sudhir Banthiya, and other members and ICSI officials were present.

ASHA WORKER RUN OVER BY TRUCK IN ANGUL

Angul: An ASHA Worker died after being run over by a truck on NH-55 in Angul district on Friday. She was identified as Kumari Sahoo. She was working under the Madhapur Community Health Centre in Athmallik in Angul district. The speeding truck hit her near Thana Chhak while she was on her way back to Madhapur after admitting a pregnant woman at the District Headquarters Hospital in the wee hours.

Locals blocked the National Highway over poor road conditions that are causing frequent accidents

GANJAM BJP LEADER PATI MEETS GUV 

Brahmapur: BJP State Executive Comittee member Kahnu Charan Pati paid a visit to Governor Raghubir Das, during his visit to Ganjam district at Chhatarpur and welcomed him with floral bouquet and angabastra. He drew the kind attention of the Governor towards the malpractices and corruptions in Brahmapur Mahanagar Nigam. On the occasion, BJP Ganjam district president Dr Subash Sahu, vice-president Sunil Kumar Sahu, general secretary Pravat Kiran Sadangi, State Youth Wing secretary Tutun Patro, district OBC wing president Madan Mohan Patra, Kunja Bihari Panda, Kamal Patra, Milli Sahu were present.

STUDENT UNREST ROCKS CHHATRAPUR COLLEGE 

Chhatrpur: Tension prevailed on Thursday as second year Commerce students of the Government Science College in Chattrapur of Ganjam district locked the college gate in protest against the college authorities over the 1st semester examination results. The students alleged that the college authorities and their department HOD are not acting on their repeated complaints. They also complained against the behaviour of the teaching staffs of commerce department. They complained that they are being forced to attend a coaching centre run by certain commerce faculty of the college.

DABUR LAUNCHES ‘SCIENCE IN ACTION’ AWARENESS

Bhubaneswar: The Dabur India Limited, India's leading science-based Ayurveda company, has launched an awareness campaign 'Science in Action' to make consumers aware about the benefits of Ayurveda and healthy lifestyle. It will educate the science behind Ayurveda, under which renowned doctors will share them about the proven benefits of Ayurveda. The campaign will provide scientifically-tested facts about Ayurveda.

TATA STEEL BAGS 37 PRIZES IN MINES SAFETY WEEK 
Champua: The Tata Steel has bagged 37 prizes at the 41st Annual Mines Safety Week celebration-2023 held under the aegis of Directorate General of Mines Safety (DGMS), Bhubaneswar region on Friday. Joda East Iron Mine was declared as the winner in Overall Performance in A-1 category while Katamati Iron Mine bagged 1st prize in A-2 category.
 

CUREBAY'S 100TH ECLINIC IN TANGI

Khordha: CureBay, a healthcare innovator, has announced the opening of its 100th eClinic in Tangi, Khordha. It has established the eClinics across Odisha and Chhattisgarh, covering 32,000 villages and towns and serving over 1,02,000 patients.

SRIKANT MEMORIAL CRICKET: JUVENILE CHAMPION

Pallahara: The 6th State-level Srikant Memorial Cricket Tournament organised by the Sriram Cricket Club Sasan Sahi here held since January 12 closed on January 18. YCC RKL and Juvenile Cuttack played in the final match, in which Juvenile emerged champion.

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