News from Berhampur

The Ashok Pillar, the National emblem at Berhampur is reportedly 13 feet high and 6.1 feet wide and came at a cost of Rs 3 lakh.

Though he is unable to walk properly, he mesmerises everyone with his excellent dance skills thanks to his strong willpower.  As a young child, his mobility was affected due to polio. However, he achieved success with his dedicated efforts and managed to earn a distinguished identity. 

A team of BeMC conducted the raids as part of its strategy to ensure compliance of the clinical establishment act and other norms in the larger interest of the patients and other stake holders.

The members of Anti-Ragging Committee and Squad and Discipline have been directed to intimate immediately the local police station, if these students are seen on and around the campus.

Shaking legs with none other than the legendary Big B in the now trending song Keti Ko is nothing like a dream come true for Sunit.

The incident came to the fore after the victim’s mother lodged a complaint in this connection.

Earlier a verbal complaint was filed regarding another ragging incident in the college. As many as 10 students involved in the incident were suspended from the college for 10 days.

The recent incident of ragging at Binayak Acharya College in Berhampur and the subsequent arrest of the prime accused Abhishek Nayak has spelt trouble for the ruling BJD.

The college authorities’ action came following a direction from the district police. 

Puri SP Kanwar Vishal Singh said that such incidents will not be tolerated and reoccurrence will be prevented in future. 

At 43, Berhampur’s Aruna Mishra has broken all stereotypes to earn herself the identity of an ultra marathoner. By running her first full marathon of 42.2 km in 2018 at Delhi, she created a niche for herself.

Head of Paediatric department has also been asked to explain as to why ailing children were shifted from one place to other. 

Though the administration made alternative accommodations for the evicted families, they refused to move there alleging lack of basic amenities.

The preliminary examination will be held on October 16, 2022 (Sunday) in five zones i.e. Balasore, Berhampur, Bhubaneswar, Cuttack and Sambalpur. 

Each year during Navratri, Telugu community people celebrate Bommala Koluvu with fanfare. It is the traditional practice of displaying dolls that depict mythological stories, festivals of Andhra Pradesh in particular.