Showing posts with label Digapahandi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digapahandi. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Jawaharlal Nehru in Ganjam District of Odisha
Labels:
Aska,
ATHAGADA,
Berhampur & Rambha,
CHIKITI,
Digapahandi,
KABISURJYA NAGAR,
KHALIKOTE,
KODALA,
Neheru in Ganjam
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.
Monday, July 19, 2010
3 more Central schools to come up in Ganjam
Ganajm has now 5 KVs, the highest in any district in Orissa
BERHAMPUR: School education in Ganjam would get a boost with three more Central schools set to start functioning from August 6 in the district. The Kendriya Vidyalay Saganthan (KVS) has issued orders to set up 11 Kendriya Vidyalayas across the State including three in Ganjam district, official sources said. The schools would come up at Aska, Bhanjanagar and Digapahandi in the district taking the total number of such institutions to five, the highest in any district in the State. At present, two Central schools are functioning in the district at Berhampur (www.kvberhampur.org/) and Gopalpur military station (www.kvgopalpurms.org/). The district administration and the teams from KVS had inspected the rented houses to start the schools. "We have inspected the proposed buildings and the infrastructure facilities," District Collector VK Pandian said. The collector said the schools would have classes from I to V. Despite the academic session having already started this year, there would be no dearth of children to take admission in the schools, he said.
Source: New IndianExpress & DNA
Source: New IndianExpress & DNA
Labels:
Aska,
Bhanja Nagar,
Digapahandi,
Ganjam,
Kendriya Vidyalay
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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