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Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham develops technology to treat toilet wastewater through biological Filters

newodishaage4 years ago03 mins

Bhubaneswar: The School of Biotechnology at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham has discovered a proprietary technology to treat wastewater discharged from toilets through layers of biological filters (bacteriophages, specific algae, bacterial consortia, different biological control agents against enteric pathogens and aquatic plants). The technology was developed with funding obtained from national and international funding agencies such as…

Quality of Education is Declining in the Greed of Promotion

newodishaage4 years ago07 mins

Bhubaneswar: There is an inextricable link between research and development. It is futile to expect development from any field without researching that. Research is being done at various academies across the country. In earlier times, it used to take many years to develop a vaccine for any disease. In that case, the development of the…

Doubts About School Transformation

newodishaage4 years ago07 mins

t is a welcome step to transform the infrastructure in more than 4, 000 schools in two phases under the 5 – T scheme. However, its management, sustainability and security are very problematic. The plan of action for the Utkarsha Vidyalaya Yojana with the implementation of Utkarsha Vidyalaya Scheme and MO School Yojana along with…

Scarcity of Teachers in Odisha Schools

newodishaage4 years ago06 mins

Bhubaneswar: Students and their guardians have been asking to reopen the schools with proper covid guidelines. In this regard the state government has directed to restart offline classes for both 9th and 10th class students. In addition, discussions are underway for reopening primary schools. Child Protection Commission also has suggested to reopen schools. The important…

The Need and Importance of Libraries

newodishaage4 years ago06 mins

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….

English teaching from Class One in Odisha

newodishaage6 years ago02 mins

Bhubaneswar: 25.03.2020: State Government has announced that the subject English will be included in the syllabus of the Government Schools from class one. Students of the Government schools in Odisha will be taught spoken English from their first standard itself. The Government is going to implement it very soon. Mr. Sameer Ranjan Das, minister, school…

Visually challenged Odia Woman, Sukanti makes it to Odisha revenue services

newodishaage8 years ago01 mins

Bhubaneswar: Strong determination and hard work will never be in vain. Sukanti Dash, a visually challenged woman from Odisha who has joined the State Revenue Services of Odisha state, is the epitome of strength and perseverance that encourages us all to move forward, regardless of difficulties. Blind since birth, Sukanti was once a teacher—a ‘Sikshya…