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BERHAMPUR: A woman allegedly attempted suicide after killing her two children by pushing them into a well at Raikia in Kandhamal district on Saturday. Police and fire services personnel recovered the bodies of children and took them to the community health centre, Raikia, where the doctors declared them brought dead. The deceased were identified as M.Baishanbi Patra (9) and M.Yubaraj Patra (4), police said. Their mother, Bhagyalaxmi Patra, survived the attempt. Bhagyalaxmi along with her two children left her house on Friday night after a quarrel with her husband M.Rajesh Patra, a businessman. On Saturday morning, she allegedly pushed her two children into a well, two km from her house and then jumped into the well. After being informed by her husband and locals, police and fire services personnel rescued the children and woman, said sub-divisional police officer (R.Udayagiri) R K Patnaik. ....
Rotary Club holds blood donation camp Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Rotary Club Governor (District-3020) M. Satish Babu has urged people from all walks of life to donate blood and save lives. As part of Rotary service activities, he inaugurated a blood donation camp and a solar power plant in the government high school here. At a function at Bapuji Kala Mandir, he gave away Rotary Puraskarams to representatives of various organisations, including Indian Red Cross Society, Bhavani Charitable Trust and Geeta Srikanth Foundation. Mr. Satish congrulated the Srikakulam Rotary Club president M.R.K. Das for organising medical camps and health awareness programmes in the district. The club’s regional secretary C.V. Rajulu, representatives P. Uma Maheswara Rao, D. Shiva Sankar and P.S.V.S. Varma were among those present. ....
‘Laws are dated back to the colonial period’ National Human Resource Development Network, Visakhapatnam chapter, organised an interactive meet on ‘Recent Labour Reforms – Reducing Compliance Burden’, here on Monday. Delivering the inaugural address, B. Udayalakshmi, Principal Secretary of Labour, Factories, Boilers and Insurance Medical Services Department, said that recent labour reforms were made, as the laws were outdated and dated back to the colonial period. The basic intention of these reforms is to reduce the compliance burden on employers, she said. She also said that the objective of these reforms was to decriminalise non-compliances. Ms. Udaylakhsmi also chaired an open house session and received suggestions from participants. Around 200 professionals from various organisations in Visakhapatnam, Vizianagaram and Srikakulam districts, participated. ....
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