New Odisha Age

INTACH’s report ‘Tribes in Transition’ documenting intangible tribal heritage released

Koraput : A report titled “Tribes in Transition : The Changing Identity of the Kandhas and Gadabas of Odisha” , prepared by INTACH was released at the premises of Tribal Museum at Koraput in the presence of Padmashree Kamala Pujari, Prof. S. K. Palita, Vice Chancellor, Central University of Odisha and Dr. Biswajit Mohanty. The…

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PE Investment on Healthcare Sector

Bhubaneswar: The healthcare system in India has becoming an alluring hub for many Private Equity investments in the last few decades. These investors are mainly focusing on hospitals, especially manufacture of medical instruments, etc. There has been an extremely hefty force of investment for list of the leading Indian hospitals. But there is a perplexity…

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KL Deemed-to-be University hosts the State Skill Competition 2021

Hyderabad : KL Deemed-to-be University has hosted the prestigious State Skill Competition 2021 in association with Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation (APSSDC).  The 2nd edition of the state’s largest skill competition was inaugurated by Sri. Sajjala Ramakrishna Reddy, Advisor to Government, Public Affairs, Govt. of. AP at the University’s Vaddeswaram (Andhra Pradesh) Campus along…

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Religious Places re-open in Bhubaneswar with Strict Covid Guidelines

Bhubaneswar: The Bhubaneswar Municipal  Corporation (BMC) has implicated certain mandatory rules for the devotees to enter inside the temples after one day of the reopening of the religious shrines. The BMC has made the covid vaccination certificate compulsory for all people who want to enter into the premises of the temple. As per the BMC…

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The Need and Importance of Libraries

Bhubaneswar: Libraries are extremely important for the intellectual development of children.  Because where there is no progressive discussion on knowledge and no encouragement for intellectual development, superstitions take its call there. It is believed that a class room is far more sacred than a temple.  From the ancient times the libraries has retained its greatness….

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SOS Children’s Villages of India inmates tie rakhi to Doctors of AIIMS Bhubaneswar

Bhubaneswar : Children from SOS Children’s Village Bhubaneswar have tied Rakhis and given handmade cards to the Doctors of AIIMS Bhubaneswar on the eve of Raksha Bandhan. Amidst the pandemic, the children of SOS Children’s Villages of India – Bhubaneswar decided to make Raksha Bandhan a memorable one for healthcare professionals in the line of…

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