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Odisha: Higher Educational Institutes Directed To Display Women Helpline Number On campus
Odisha Women Helpline Number On Campus: The universities and colleges have been asked to organise the sensitisation programmes within three days of issuance of this official letter.
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Odisha Allows Medical Colleges To Restart Classes On Campus
The Odisha government has decided to restart classes at the medical colleges in the state. Colleges imparting training in nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, public health, and other institutions offering paramedical and allied medical science courses will also reopen soon.
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Odisha: Higher Educational Institutions To Observe Summer Vacation From May 5 To 31
The Odisha’s higher education department has announced summer vacation for higher educational institutions in the state from May 5 to 31. The institutes will not be holding any kind of online classes during this period.
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Odisha Suspends Exams, Physical Classes For Colleges, Universities
Odisha has suspended the examinations and physical classes for universities and colleges under the state's higher education department. The classes will remain suspended till April 19.
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CHSE Odisha Class 12: Apply For Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) Of Cash In Lieu Of Laptop By April 30
The Department of Higher Education Odisha has extended the deadline to apply for the direct benefit transfer of cash in lieu of laptop till April 30. The shortlisted students can apply online at dhe.odisha.gov.in.
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Odisha To Resume Pre-Final Year UG, First-Year PG Classes Today
Odisha will reopen its colleges today for pre-final year undergraduate and first-year postgraduate students. The classes have been scheduled in a manner that social distancing can be maintained inside the classrooms.
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Odisha To Resume Pre-Final Year UG, First-Year PG Classes From Tomorrow
The Odisha Government will be reopening the colleges and universities tomorrow for the pre-final year undergraduate students and first-year postgraduate students after months of online classes due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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Odisha To Resume Offline Classes For Pre-Final Year UG, First Year PG Students From February 10
The Odisha Government will reopen universities and colleges in the state for the students of pre-final year undergraduate and first-year postgraduate students from February 10.
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Committed To Make Odisha Most-Preferred Educational Hub: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik
Thanking the central government for setting up a number of national institutes in the state, Mr Patnaik said Odisha is emerging as a leading research centre of India.
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Not Desirable To Hold Exams Based Only On Online Teaching: Odisha Higher Education Department
The Odisha Higher Education Department has decided not to conduct the undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) examinations for the 2020-21 session. The decision to cancel the UG and PG exams has been made due to the “prevailing COVID-19 pandemic related dislocation”.
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New Vice Chancellors Appointed For Six Odisha Universities
The new Vice Chancellors are appointed for a period of four years with effect from the date they assume office as such or until further orders, whichever is earlier.
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Dharmendra Pradhan Seeks Centre's Intervention To Repeal Odisha University Bill
Dubbing the Odisha University (Amendment) Bill as "draconian and regressive", Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has once again sought the Centre's intervention to repeal it to ensure "autonomy" of higher education institutes in the state.
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Dharmendra Pradhan Seeks Centre's Intervention To Safeguard Students' Interests In Odisha
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday sought the Centre's intervention to safeguard the interests of students and faculty of universities in Odisha saying amendment of a law through an ordinance by the state government has stripped the academic institutions of their autonomy.
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COVID-19: Odisha To Reduce Syllabus By 30% For Classes 1 To 12
Odisha Syllabus: The syllabus has been reduced taking into consideration the COVID-19 pandemic and lighten the load of the students.
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Odisha Allows Visually Impaired Teachers To Take Online Classes From Their Homes
Teaching-Learning During COVID-19: Odisha allows visually-impaired teachers to offer online classes from homes.
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Odisha: Higher Educational Institutes Directed To Display Women Helpline Number On campus
Odisha Women Helpline Number On Campus: The universities and colleges have been asked to organise the sensitisation programmes within three days of issuance of this official letter.
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Odisha Allows Medical Colleges To Restart Classes On Campus
The Odisha government has decided to restart classes at the medical colleges in the state. Colleges imparting training in nursing, pharmacy, physiotherapy and occupational therapy, public health, and other institutions offering paramedical and allied medical science courses will also reopen soon.
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Odisha: Higher Educational Institutions To Observe Summer Vacation From May 5 To 31
The Odisha’s higher education department has announced summer vacation for higher educational institutions in the state from May 5 to 31. The institutes will not be holding any kind of online classes during this period.
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Odisha Suspends Exams, Physical Classes For Colleges, Universities
Odisha has suspended the examinations and physical classes for universities and colleges under the state's higher education department. The classes will remain suspended till April 19.
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CHSE Odisha Class 12: Apply For Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) Of Cash In Lieu Of Laptop By April 30
The Department of Higher Education Odisha has extended the deadline to apply for the direct benefit transfer of cash in lieu of laptop till April 30. The shortlisted students can apply online at dhe.odisha.gov.in.
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Odisha To Resume Pre-Final Year UG, First-Year PG Classes Today
Odisha will reopen its colleges today for pre-final year undergraduate and first-year postgraduate students. The classes have been scheduled in a manner that social distancing can be maintained inside the classrooms.
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Odisha To Resume Pre-Final Year UG, First-Year PG Classes From Tomorrow
The Odisha Government will be reopening the colleges and universities tomorrow for the pre-final year undergraduate students and first-year postgraduate students after months of online classes due to COVID-19 pandemic.
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Odisha To Resume Offline Classes For Pre-Final Year UG, First Year PG Students From February 10
The Odisha Government will reopen universities and colleges in the state for the students of pre-final year undergraduate and first-year postgraduate students from February 10.
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Committed To Make Odisha Most-Preferred Educational Hub: Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik
Thanking the central government for setting up a number of national institutes in the state, Mr Patnaik said Odisha is emerging as a leading research centre of India.
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Not Desirable To Hold Exams Based Only On Online Teaching: Odisha Higher Education Department
The Odisha Higher Education Department has decided not to conduct the undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) examinations for the 2020-21 session. The decision to cancel the UG and PG exams has been made due to the “prevailing COVID-19 pandemic related dislocation”.
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New Vice Chancellors Appointed For Six Odisha Universities
The new Vice Chancellors are appointed for a period of four years with effect from the date they assume office as such or until further orders, whichever is earlier.
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Dharmendra Pradhan Seeks Centre's Intervention To Repeal Odisha University Bill
Dubbing the Odisha University (Amendment) Bill as "draconian and regressive", Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has once again sought the Centre's intervention to repeal it to ensure "autonomy" of higher education institutes in the state.
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Dharmendra Pradhan Seeks Centre's Intervention To Safeguard Students' Interests In Odisha
Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Tuesday sought the Centre's intervention to safeguard the interests of students and faculty of universities in Odisha saying amendment of a law through an ordinance by the state government has stripped the academic institutions of their autonomy.
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COVID-19: Odisha To Reduce Syllabus By 30% For Classes 1 To 12
Odisha Syllabus: The syllabus has been reduced taking into consideration the COVID-19 pandemic and lighten the load of the students.
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Odisha Allows Visually Impaired Teachers To Take Online Classes From Their Homes
Teaching-Learning During COVID-19: Odisha allows visually-impaired teachers to offer online classes from homes.
