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New Indian Express
24-07-2025
- New Indian Express
School data entry operator held for harassing student
BHAWANIPATNA: Police on Tuesday arrested a data entry operator of a government higher secondary school in Kalahandi district on charges of sexually harassing and mentally torturing a female student. The accused, Soumya Ranjan Tripathi, worked as a contractual data entry operator in Jagannath Kaushalya Higher Secondary School at Risida within M Rampur police limits. He was arrested for allegedly harassing a female Plus II student in July 2023. The victim was 17 years old then. Sources said Tripathi captured photographs of the girl without her consent and refused to delete those despite repeated requests. The victim also alleged that he tried to touch her inappropriately and sexually harassed her multiple times. The matter escalated recently when Tripathi allegedly circulated a video claiming that he had given the girl `2 lakh and she did not return it. The girl denied the claim, stating it was false and defamatory. The girl, who is 19-years-old now, submitted a complaint to the district administration on July 17. Following a preliminary inquiry, Tripathi was transferred on deputation to Belkhandi Higher Secondary School on July 19. On July 21, the M Rampur tehsildar, child development project officer (CDPO) and local police visited the girl's residence to record her statement. A formal FIR was lodged the same day. Based on her complaint, Tripathi was arrested on Tuesday and booked under sections 75, 79 and 351 (2) of the BNS, section 12 of the POCSO Act and sections 66 and 67 of the Information Technology Act. The accused was produced in court and remanded in judicial custody.
Time of India
19-06-2025
- Time of India
4 held in Keonjhar for minor's gang rape, murder
1 2 Keonjhar/Bhubaneswar: Four men were arrested on Thursday for the alleged gang rape and murder of a 17-year-old Plus II student in Keonjhar district, two days after her body was found hanging from a tree. "Based on the complaint of the deceased girl's father and prima facie evidence, we arrested all the four accused on charges of gang rape and murder," SP Nitin Kusalkar said. The incident comes days after the gang rape of a college student on Gopalpur beach in Ganjam district drew widespread condemnation with CM Mohan Charan Majhi calling for strict action against the perpetrators. Police have collected DNA samples from the suspects for profiling and comparison with the deceased's samples, Kusalkar said. Police sources said one of the accused, aged 19, was in a relationship with the minor for about a month. "The girl's father found her body hanging from a tree behind their residence on Tuesday morning. In his FIR, he identified the 19-year-old as the primary accused, who allegedly committed the assault with three accomplices aged 19, 27 and 42. All are residents of Keonjhar district," the SP added. Police sources said the father, in his complaint, claimed the accused murdered her and made it look like a suicide by hanging her body. "We are awaiting the post-mortem report that will ascertain the exact cause of death," Kusalkar said. Another police officer said while the primary accused had sexually abused the victim, the other three suspects aided in the offence. "All three accomplices would face gang-rape charges under the new criminal laws, even if they had not sexually assaulted her," the officer said. On Thursday, separate teams of BJD and Congress members visited the girl's village and met her family members.
New Indian Express
13-06-2025
- General
- New Indian Express
TV Anupama gets nostalgic about her school life
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: While being received by the school band of Carmel Girls' Higher Secondary School, Vazhuthacaud, government special secretary T V Anupama got nostalgic about her school time. A former member of her school band team, she was there to inaugurate the merit day celebrations of the school on Thursday. 'My disciplined learning pattern in school and the support of my teachers have helped me to step forward in life,' she told students. The civil service officer, who completed her post-graduation from Harvard University the year before, cited herself as an example to say that learning is a continuous process. The function that honoured over 200 students of the school who scored full A+ in SSLC and Plus II examinations, was also attended by school manager Sr Priya, school director Sr Renita, principal M Anjana and vice-principal Jolly George.
Time of India
11-06-2025
- General
- Time of India
UG, PG first-year classes to begin from July 10
Bhubaneswar: The higher education department on Wednesday announced that classes for first-year students of both undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) courses will begin on July 10, as it released the detailed admission schedule for the upcoming academic session. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now For UG courses, the first round of provisional seat allotment under phase will be declared on June 12, with admissions scheduled from June 13 to 17. The second round of allotment will be published on June 22, and candidates can take admission between June 23 and 25. The third round of seat allotment will be announced on July 1, with admissions from July 2 to 4. A list of selected and waitlisted candidates will be released on July 13, with admission for this category on July 14. The second phase of UG admissions will commence after the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) declares the instant/supplementary results of the Plus II examination. For PG courses, the first round of provisional allotment will be out on June 13, and admissions will be held from June 16 to 18. The second round list will be published on June 23, with admission from June 24 to 26. The third round selection list will be announced on July 3, followed by admissions from July 4 to 8. The final list of selected and waitlisted candidates will be released on July 22, and admissions for them will be conducted from July 23 to 25.
Time of India
21-05-2025
- Science
- Time of India
‘Time management, focus, clarity of concepts key to success'
1 2 Bhubaneswar: Top scorers in Plus II examinations , whose results were declared on Wednesday, underscored the significance of time management , clarity on subjects and concepts, and focus as their mantra of success. While the Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE) did not release an official list of toppers, many students who appeared for the Plus II exams performed exceptionally well. This year, more than 2,200 students scored above 90% compared to 546 students last year. Kashis Naik of BJB Higher Secondary School in Bhubaneswar scored 557 out of 600 (92.9%) in the humanities stream. "Hard work, routine and balance helped me score good marks in the exams. I studied for six to seven hours regularly, apart from classes. I focused more on understanding concepts rather than memorising them." Most of the top-scoring students said they avoided last-minute rote learning and relied on textbooks and self-prepared notes. "Solving question papers of previous years and practising sample papers helped me a lot in scoring good marks. Teachers were always a phone call away and helped in clearing doubts," said Goutam Giri of Baripada, who scored 571 out of 600 (95.2%) in the science stream. Sonam Gadnayak of Angul, who scored 92.8%, said, "I scored 82% in Class X exams but improved my scores significantly in higher secondary examinations due to proper focus and time management. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Ative sua licença do antivírus agora Clique aqui Undo Self-study also played a crucial role in scoring good marks." Students can check their individual results and download provisional marksheets from the official websites — and They can also check their results from the Student Academic Management System (SAMS) portal's 'e-space'.
