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Woman killed by tiger in Nuapada district

Odisha Panchayat Polls: Visually impaired candidate denied right to contest, determined to fight discrimination

The nomination of 40-year-old, visually impaired Shantilal Sabar, a candidate for the Sarpanch of Gandamer Gram Panchayat, Nuapada district, was rejected because he signed the nomination papers in Braille. This has triggered a demand for ...

Untimely January rain damages rabi crop, vegetables in Odisha's Nuapada

The spell of winter showers affected the small and big farmers aliketyl

Farmers fret over pest attack

Lower Indra oustees block NH-353 over aid

Solar energy now illuminating remote villages

With the penetration of solar energy into the remote areas of the state, several of these cut-off villages would be illuminated at night

6 in Nuapada untraceable for 10 years

Showers bring misery for Odisha, more rains likely | Bhubaneswar News

Delayed wages scuttle MGNREGS in Nuapada

Delayed wages scuttle MGNREGS in Nuapada Post News Network Nuapada: This tribal-dominated district is better known for high migration of labourers. To check their exodus, the government spends crores of rupees under MGNREGS, but the Centre-sponsored scheme seems to have failed to achieve its objectives due to irregularities or delayed payment of wages in some cases. It is said that timely clearance of wages can be a factor for success of the scheme in the backward district. The scheme assumes much importance for daily wagers and job card holders during the ongoing pandemic-troubled times. The government laid thrust on proper implementation of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGREGS) as a panacea to ensure earning scope for the rural workforce in their localities at this difficult time.

Exam cancellation a big relief for CBSE students | Bhubaneswar News

Representative image BHUBANESWAR: The Centre's decision to cancel the Class-XII board examination to be conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Tuesday got a mixed response from students. Parents and students were greatly relieved as there was a worry over students appearing for an offline examination at the time when the Covid-19 infection is at its peak. Though Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the decision was taken in the 'interest of students', many students felt their hard work had been wasted. Hours after the Centre called off the Class-XII board exams, the Council of Indian Certificate of Secondary Examination (CICSE) also cancelled the Class XII (ISC) 2021 examination. "There was much uncertainty and confusion over whether the exams would be held or not. Now it is a big relief that we won't have to go to the exam centres amid a pandemic," said Sreya Rath a Class-XII student of SAI International School. However, some students said they are 'confused' and 'worried' about the alternative marking system for assessment. The Class-XII results will be made according to a well-defined objective criteria in a time bound manner, government sources said.