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15 APRIL, 2021 BHUBANESWAR (Air Surchange - 0.50P) VOL - 09 THURSDAY ISSUE NO. 142 15 APRIL, 2021 BHUBANESWAR (Air Surchange - 0.50P) 2.50 HE ALINGA HRONICLE T K CDaily Edition: R.N.I. No: ODIENG/2013/52530 FIND US ON facebook.com/thekalingchronicle Popular People’s Daily of Odisha FOLLOW US ON TWITTER twritter.com/thekalingchronicle Mamata Banerjee called seeking Pipili bypoll Congress candidate Ajit Mangaraj dies of Covid-19 Demands for Odia language to help, alleges Nandigram BJP leader; party releases audio Puri (KCN): Ajit official Facebook “The untimely de- Senior BJP leader and KOLKATA: An au- Mangaraj, Congress’ page informed about mise of Mangaraj is a Union Minister dio clip with an al- candidate for the getting infected and great loss to the Con- Dharmendra Pradhan be carried out in every official leged conversation Pipili bypoll, suc- wrote, “I have been gress and the State at said that Mangaraj between West Bengal cumbed to COVID- Chief Minister 19 infection on Mamata Banerjee and Wednesday. He was a local BJP leader in undergoing treatment Nandigram has added at Apollo Hospitals in fuel to the already Bhubaneswar. roaring fire between Public Relations Of- ficer at Apollo Hospi- tals Rakesh Ray con- firmed the passing away of the Congress candidate and said the saffron party and that Mangaraj had the Trinamool Con- been undergoing gress. treatment for The day Bengal went COVID-19 infection Kandhamal (KCN): guage law has not guage. , Raj Kishore to the first phase of in the hospital. undergoing treatment large,” said Congress will always be re- The language move- been implemented to Behera, Umesh Patra, polling on Saturday, On April 10, after got diagnosed MLA Santosh Singh membered for his ment was launched date. According to Niranjan Sihani, CONTINUED ON: P-7 Mangaraj through his for Covid-19.” Saluja. CONTINUED ON: P-7 on April 13 in Article 351 of the Sachidananda Bhubaneswar for the Constitution, there is Patnaik, Trinath Das, Cancel CBSE class 12 exams, unfair to keep students under pressure till June: Priyanka Gandhi Vadra governance of Orissa a provision for the Karunakar Behera, NEW DELHI: Con- must be cancelled for done for Class 10 and been cancelled and and a review of the in Oriya language. In development and Pranay Pradhan, asserted that keeping those for Class 12 situation will be done other districts of governance of the re- Brahma Behera, the students "under have been postponed after June 1. Odisha as well as in gional language. Al- Ashok Mishra, pressure" till June is in view of the surge Students will be Kandhamal district, though the language Durbasa Sethi and "unfair". in COVID-19 cases given at least a 15- black flags continue movement has been Ashok Parida are Her remarks came in the country. day notice before the to be displayed going on for five prominent. For soon after the Central The exams were exams are con- through the language years now, our demo- Karona, art was Board of Secondary scheduled to be held ducted," a Ministry of movement. A special cratic rights cannot be closed for about a Education (CBSE) from May 4. Education official cabinet meeting will governed in our lan- year. Intellectual talks announced that ex- "The Class 12 exams said. be held to introduce guage. The govern- continue. The gress leader Priyanka Class 12 as has been ams for Class 10 have have been postponed CONTINUED ON: P-7 Oriya language in ment is demanding founder of the Gandhi Vadra on Oriya language. De- that the government Bhasha Andolan, a Wednesday said spite this, the lan- govern the Oriya lan- CONTINUED ON: P-7 CBSE board exams CBSE Cancels X & XII Exams New Delhi (KCN) reiterated that the The pandemic taking in account the :Prime Minister well being of the situation in the safety and well-being Narendra Modi students has to be the country is seeing a of the students, it is chaired a high-level top priority for the resurgence of decided as follows meeting today to Government. He also COVID 19 positive The Board Exams for review the stated that the Centre cases in many states, Class XII to be held examinations to be would keep in mind with a few states from 4 May to 14 held at various levels the best interests of having been affected June, 2021 are hereby in view of the the students and more than others. In postponed. developing Corona ensure that their this situation, schools These exams will be situation. health is taken care of have been shut down held hereafter. The Union Education at the same time their in 11 states. situation will be Minister, Ramesh academic interests are Unlike State Boards, reviewed on 1 June Pokhriyal Nishank, not harmed. CBSE has an all- 2021 by the Board, Principal Secretary to An overview was India character, and and details will be the Prime Minister, P given on the X and therefore, it is shared subsequently. K Mishra Cabinet XII board exam to be essential to hold A notice of at least 15 Secretary, Raijv held from next exams simul- days will be given s Gauba, School and month. The Board taneously throughout before the start of the Higher Education exam for class X and the country. Looking examinations. Secretaries and other XII conducted by to the present The Board Exams for top officials attended CBSE are scheduled situation of the Class X to be held the meeting. to begin from 4 May, pandemic and school from 4 May to 14 The Prime Minister 2021. closures, and also CONTINUED ON: P-7 Bitwit Jitendra Negi COVID-19: RT-PCR negative report made mandatory for devotees in Ayodhya, Varanasi LUCKNOW(KCN): tive reports. Ayodhya District ad- Banning the entry of ministration has Ram Bhakts on Ram made it mandatory Navami, falling on for the devotees April 21, without wanting to visit the negative Covid-19 Ram Janmabhoomi report, Ayodhya DM on Ram Navmi to Anuj Jha said that if have RT-PCR nega- CONTINUED ON: P-7 THE KALINGA CHRONICLE BHUBANESWAR, THURSDAY 15, APRIL, 2021 Popular people’s Daily of Odisha METRO CITY 2 Odisha Vaccinates Over 45 Lakh Feverish Campaign in Pipli Bhubaneswar: More which is leading from portedly tested posi- The Ganjam Admin- Bhubaneswar: The to the Assembly from going to observe the protocol,” he said. than 45 Lakh people the front the COVID- tive for the virus. istration today de- election campaign for here,” Mr.Pradhan 23rd death anniver- “I do not want anyone have been vaccinated 19 Management Ac- Family members of cided to close all pub- the Pipli by-poll has said while addressing sary of Biju Patnaik to be harmed because as on date as Odisha tion. two of the servitors lic places in the dis- reached its climax people at Danda on April17,” Patnaik of me during the is on overdrive for State’s COVID-19 have also contracted trict from April 14 to COVID-19 Vaccina- tally surged to the virus. 21. tion across the State. 3,53,086 on Tuesday Sources further said “It is hereby ordered ACS Health & Fam- as 1,784 more people three staff of Shree that all religious insti- ily Welfare, Pradipta tested positive for the Jagannath Temple tutions of Ganjam Kumar Mohapatra re- infection, while two Administration district are closed for viewed Vaccination fresh fatalities pushed (SJTA), eight from public for next seven Management here on the state’s the temple’s shoes days from 14.04.2021 13 April evening. It coronavirus death toll stand, a staff of the to 21.04.2021. Dur- came to fore that to- to 1,930, a health of- temple police and a ing this time, all reli- day 66,787 people ficial said. gardener have also gious places will be sanitized and Sevayats/Priests will ensure only daily ritu- als in religious places,” an order of the District Emer- gency Operation Centre said. “All public places like parks, grounds, sea beach and lake shall be closed for 7 (seven) days with ef- fect from 14-04-2021 with both the ruling Mukundpur, Sata- told the people of coronavirus time. to 21-04-2021 for BJD and opposition sankha and Pattnaikia Pipili while address- Therefore, I came be- were vaccinated in As many as 1,035 been infected with maintenance and BJP putting their all Chhak. ing them through vir- fore you through 495 Vaccination Sites new cases were re- the virus. All the sanitization pur- out efforts to win the The BJP leader tual mode. video conferencing,” of which 63 are ported in quarantine infectees have been poses,” the order said. seat, held by Pradeep Mr.Patra, alleged that While seeking votes Patnaik justified the Covaxin. centres, while 749 kept under isolation. Celebration of Meru Maharathy since the goons of the rul- for the party candi- reason behind him While Odisha is fresh infections were Amid sharp spike in Jatra and Pana 2000. ing party have dis- date Rudrapratap interacting with the ready to vaccinate 3 detected during con- COVID-19 cases in Sankranti shall not be A day after BJD turbed peace in Pipili. Maharathy, Pradeep people through video Lakh people per day, tact tracing, he said. Odisha capital, held publicly, it President and Chief He said the BJP will Maharathy’s son, the conference. shortage of vaccine is Chhattisgarh-border- Bhubaneswar Mu- added this apart, all Minister Naveen ensure development BJD president also Mr.Patnaik also did coming as a hurdle in ing Nuapada district nicipal Corporation religious institutions Patnaik addressed the and peace. preferred to give not forget to make this regard.
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