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Xecutive Meeting !"# $%& !"#! ! " # !"#$%&'%()* ""#$!#% %#%#% #&#%%# '% ()* ++ ,*-&*%**## repeated rallies for fulfilment of their demand, the Government he Navnirman Krushak has remained apathetic and TSangathan (NKS) has forcing them to steps like boy- threatened noncooperation cotting the elections. during the upcoming general “Farmers in around 80 per elections alleging insensitivity cent of the villages in the State of the State Government will oppose the elections due to towards the farmers’ demand of the insensitivity of the “price, prestige and pension”. Government. We will send a Addressing a Press meet memorandum to the President, here on Friday, NKS national the State Governor and the covnenor Akshay Kumar said Election Commission of India farmers would lie down on the in this regard,” said Kumar. roads leading to villages as a Sources said awareness mark of protest on the day of programmes would be held at polling. The demonstrations the village level and poll-boy- would be held peacefully, he cott preparations would be said. finalised on March 13 and 14 Kumar said that though at a meeting of the NNKS’s farmers have been holding State executive meeting. or medical or any other field. If to20 industrialists, he claimed. the Congress comes to power, Sharpening his attack over ongress president Rahul our approach will be zero tol- the Rafale deal, Gandhi alleged CGandhi on Friday erance towards atrocities against that reports in an English news- promised to fight for passing of women. They should get speedy paper stated that the Prime the Women's Reservation Bill justice," he added. Minister himself prepared a new in Parliament and a policy of At the outset, he had con- contract in the fighter jet deal zero tolerance towards atroci- gratulated women on the occa- and held parallel negotiations. ties on women if his party sion of the International "This is the truth," he said CUTTACK: The Social Science question paper reportedly went comes to power. Women's Day. Later addressing and alleged that France was told viral on social media on the last day of the High School "There is an urgent need to a huge public meeting, he came to give the contract to Anil Certificate (Matriculation) examinations on Friday. provide reservation for women down heavily on Prime Minister Ambani and not to HAL. Sources said the Set B question paper of the subject was cir- in the State Assemblies and Lok Narendra Modi and said the UPA Government had culated through mobile phones in Deogaon of Balangir district. Sabha to ensure their empow- PM-KISAN scheme launched by decided to purchase 126 Rafale Board of Secondary Education (BSE) President Jahan Ara erment. The Congress is keen the Centre is nothing but an jets for Rs 526 crore, but the Begum said the authorities are examining the case. The ques- to ensure this,” Gandhi said attempt to make a mockery of BJP-led Government went for tion paper that is doing the rounds on social media matches with during an interaction with poor farmers by doling out a pal- less number of aircraft at a high the original one, she said. women at a convention here in try sum of Rs 6,000 annually. price of Rs 1,600 crore in order “We are examining the case. The truth will come out after Koraput district. He accused Modi of mak- to "dole out Rs 30,000 crore to carefully matching the leaked paper with the original question Rahul said, “All women, ing fun of poor farmers by dol- Ambani," he said. paper,” added Begum. particularly tribals, dalits and ing out only Rs 3.50 a day while "The PM makes tall claims Notably, Begum had earlier stated that the BSE Examination those belonging to the back- waving loans worth Rs 3.5 lakh about patriotism on one hand, Committee would meet on March 12 to decide its next course ward categories, should get free crore of industrialists. but takes Rs 30,000 crore from of action on the issues of viral question papers and missing of education to ensure they are He claimed that the Modi IAF and hands over to Anil OMR sheets of 108 students in an examination centre in truly empowered," Government refused to waive Ambani," Rahul alleged. He Malkangiri district. Referring to Odisha, farm loans and raise the promised financial assistance for Earlier, the question papers of Odia, English and Gandhi said that if his party is Minimum Support Price (MSP) marriage of poor women in the Mathematics subjects had gone viral on social media soon after voted to power in the State, all for paddy, but it readily waived State and a widow pension of Rs commencement of the respective examinations. Following this, women would be provided free loans to the tune of Rs 3.5 lakh 2,000 per month, if Cong is 19 teachers and other staffs were suspended and 17 were education, be it in engineering crore owed by a handful of 15 voted to power in Odisha. arrested. PNS ""#$!#%$#(%#) *#%+,-./+ +' * ,# ( ' * % &%$* - (./ "-( 0%% hospital at 9 am, the Peon opened the department’s door, O$* smoke was emanating from the a new OT in the ''; two rooms. Following which Ophthalmology they informed the Fire Brigade Department. major fire broke out in the Although the exact reason n the occasion of the Advanced treat- APathology Department of behind the mishap is yet to be OInternational Women’s ment equipments the SCB Medical College ascertained, it being suspected Day on Friday, Chief Minister *$#%$* rose to 6,329 against sanc- have been provid- Hospital here on Friday, as a that an electric short circuit Naveen Patnaik extended his tioned 6,619 posts and, thus, ed to the depart- result of which properties could have triggered the fire. greetings to women. *"$<*$ the number of vacancies ment and expen- worth crores of rupee were “There are machines worth Patnaik took to Twitter to decreased to 290. sive retina surgery, destroyed. crores of rupees in the depart- convey his wishes and said his $$"*%*=>? “To universalize health- for which a patient Getting information, Fire ment. There are instruments, Government has empowered care system, the State spends Rs 50,000 Services personnel rushed to which are used for testing women in the political, social Government has introduced in private hospi- the spot and managed to douse blood, skin and tissues of can- and economic sectors through the Biju Swasthya Kalyan tals, can be done the flames. However, by the cer, TB and other patients,” said schemes like Mamata and he State Government has Yojana. Besides Nidan, Sahaya, free of cost now. time the fire was brought a department staff. Mission Shakti. Besides, the Tappointed a total of 1,560 Sunetra and Niramay pro- The Minister under control, various “Some staffs might have doctors, including 938 on reg- grammes have been introduced said treatment for machines and instruments left the air-conditioner switch L330'0' * ular basis and 622 on contrac- to provide free healthcare to diabetics-related kept inside two rooms were on Thursday night due to tual mode, during the last two people. With new appoint- eye diseases is completely gutted. which short circuit might have 7 0 *3 days. ment of doctors, the vacancies being provided to A Pathology Department occurred triggering the fire,” he 8* *'7 7 Out of 938 doctors have been lessened to a big was inaugurated. patients in the Capital Hospital official said after he reached the added. appointed though the UPSC on extent,” claimed the release. Chemotheraphy has been now. The State Government is 9007*0* Thursday, 338 had earlier Commenting on the ealth and Family Welfare administered 10,284 times. providing injections worth Rs '*3 worked on ad hoc or contrac- appointments, Health and HMinister Pratap Jena inau- Over 3,338 cancer patients 25,000 free of cost for treatment tual basis with the State Family Welfare Minister Pratap gurated a caner department in visited the Capital Hospital in of such diseases, he said. 97 8*0* Government. While 784 doc- Jena said the State Government the Capital Hospital here on 2016-16, 6,554 in 2017-18 and MLA Priyadarshi Mishra, 5M* 0; tors have been appointed in has taken all kinds of steps to Friday. over 9,800 this year till date. Health and Family Welfare various Community Health strengthen the healthcare sys- It may be noted that a Patients have been given secretary Pramod Kumar *0*0* Centres, 135 have been put in tem in the State. “Now doctors Comprehensive Cancer Care chemotherapy 5,924 times at Meherda, Capital Hospital Primary Health Centres. have shown interest to work in programme has been operating the Capital Hospital free of Director Dr Ashok Patnaik, Similarly, the 622 doctors, who Government hospitals due to in the Capital Hospital, the cost. Superintendent Dr Dhananjay Panchayati Raj system has were appointed on contractu- available of quality infrastruc- Rourkela Government Hospital “In view of this, a special Das, Cancer Department ensured equal rights to women al basis on Friday, have been ture. While incentives are being and all District Headquarters cancer department opened in Medical Officer Dr Nihar in the State, he said. placed in different hospitals, provided to doctors working in Hospitals. All these hospitals the Capital Hospital. All Ranjan Samal and “Efficiency and leadership informed an official release. remote areas, three assured have six beds for the pro- required treatment and labora- Ophthalmology Department’s of women are clearly visible in With the new appoint- promotions have been ensured gramme. A total of 11,330 tory tests would be done free of Dr Ashwini Meherda and Dr the process of development in ments, the number of doctors for cadres of the Odisha cancer patients visited these cost,” said Jena.
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