Showing posts with label Berhampur and VV Giri. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Berhampur and VV Giri. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Tasty Tasty foods of Berhampur city (OTV)
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Army Air Defence College at Golabandha near Berhampur,
Atomic power plant,
Bangalore-Berhampur,
Barracks stadium at Berhampur,
Berhampur and VV Giri,
Tasty Tasty foods of Berhampur city (OTV)
Author, Researcher, Activist & Associate Editor- New Delhi.
Authored & Co-Authored several Books on History, Culture and Society for various Universities,
Associated with Odisha Development Forum as its President & working for the development of the Tribal dominated backward Districts of Odisha.
Friday, November 23, 2012
MKCG getting decked up for Golden Jubilee Celebrations
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Atomic power plant,
Berhampur and VV Giri,
Berhampur city,
MKCG getting decked up for Golden Jubilee Celebrations
Author, Researcher, Activist & Associate Editor- New Delhi.
Authored & Co-Authored several Books on History, Culture and Society for various Universities,
Associated with Odisha Development Forum as its President & working for the development of the Tribal dominated backward Districts of Odisha.
Thursday, May 3, 2012
156-year-old school in Berhampur city renamed after former president V V Giri
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| Former President of India VV Giri |
A 156-year-old high school, one of the oldest for girls in Odisha and Eastern India functioning in the ancestral house of former president late V V Giri has been renamed after him. It may be noted that former president of India V V Giri hailed from Berhampur and was also the first Labour Minister of the country in the cabinet of Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
"It will be a great honour to the former president, who hailed from Berhampur," Odisha Governor M C Bhandare said after renaming the Government Secondary and Training School in Berhampur city on May 02.
This was the first educational institute in the town named after V V Giri, while Berhampur Municipal Corporation had earlier named a road and a market after him. "We are very happy as one of the oldest institutes was named after the former president," said Sharataran, niece of the former president.
V Mohini Giri, former chairperson of the National Commission for Women (NCW), noted social activist and the daughter-in-law of the former president, was also present.
The house had been handed over to the government at a nominal rate.
The present institute had started as an elementary school in 1856. It was elevated as Middle English school and later became a girls’ high school. A secondary training school was set up in 1928. It is noteworthy that the remaining portion of the the ancestral parental house of the former president late V V Giri still stands adjacent to this oldest girls' Secondary school in Berhampur, Odisha.
Source: Business Standard, Press Trust of India, ToI & The Hindu
Source: Business Standard, Press Trust of India, ToI & The Hindu
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Berhampur and VV Giri,
Berhampur as a Higher Education destination,
Khallikote College and V V Giri,
President of India,
V V Giri,
VV Giri's Residence in Berhampur city
Author, Researcher, Activist & Associate Editor- New Delhi.
Authored & Co-Authored several Books on History, Culture and Society for various Universities,
Associated with Odisha Development Forum as its President & working for the development of the Tribal dominated backward Districts of Odisha.
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