Today is the day for Koraput Khabar to go at Koraput through cable network and in different days of the following week in different other parts of the district . Here is the list of important items that is going to be shown in the channel.
1. BJD Meeting at Koraput.
2.SC Wing of Congress Met at Koraput.
3.Man Died On An Electric Pole
4.Religious Discourse by Radha Madhab Samiti at koraput
5. Road blockade in Borigumma aginst Cattle trafficking.
And Much More .
Hence if you are at koraput today please switch on your TV at 7.30 Pm and tomorrow by 1.30 Pm.
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Moments From Rayagada
These are the photos from Rayagada sent to us by Srinivas Pattnaik. These are the photos of BJD party meeting with Ranendra Pratap Swain . There are also the photos of District Collector , Bhaskar Jyoti Sarma inaugurating the shoping complex at Rayagada Bus Stand .
UN Report on Impact of Social Inequality On Education
Social inequality impacts schooling, says UN
Social inequality has a major impact on the kind of schooling children receive and poses a significant challenge to provide all children with equal learning opportunities, according to a report released by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). “The data reveal how social inequality affects a child’s opportunity to learn. And clearly, no country – rich or poor – is immune to these disparities,” Hendrik van der Pol, director of UNESCO’s Institute for Statistics, said. The report, which is based on a survey of 7,600 schools in 11 countries in Latin America, Asia and North Africa, reveals a particularly glaring gap between the resources available to urban and rural schools. In India, the report found that 27% of village schools have electricity compared to 76% of schools in towns or cities. Only about half of the rural schools surveyed have enough toilets for girls and fewer than 4 per cent have a telephone. In Peru, fewer than half of village schools are equipped with electricity, a library or toilets for boys or girls. Yet, in urban areas, nearly all schools have electricity, 65 per cent have enough lavatories and 74%t have libraries. In general, village schools are in greater need of repair, according to the survey results. In Brazil, half the pupils in villages sit in run-down classrooms compared to fewer than 30 per cent of pupils in urban establishments. The survey also found wide variations in how much parents were expected to contribute financially. In Tunisia, the parents of one-third of pupils were asked to pay for textbooks. This was the case for 24% of pupils in Argentina and almost 10% in India. Sri Lanka was the only country to provide textbooks for free to virtually all students. “It is disturbing to think that students get more or less resources based on where they live. But that is just part of the story,” says Yanhong Zhang, one of the authors of the report. “The inequalities in school resources are linked to their socio-economic status. In effect, these children are subject to a double-jeopardy – with fewer resources at home and in school.” According to the study, teachers and principals in schools serving socially-disadvantaged children tend to report lower levels of pupil motivation and more behavioural problems. In these schools, teachers were generally dissatisfied with salary, parental support, class size and access to classroom materials. The UNESCO survey was carried out in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, India, Malaysia, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Tunisia and Uruguay. Source: UN News Centre , Published in Oneworld South Asia
Social inequality has a major impact on the kind of schooling children receive and poses a significant challenge to provide all children with equal learning opportunities, according to a report released by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). “The data reveal how social inequality affects a child’s opportunity to learn. And clearly, no country – rich or poor – is immune to these disparities,” Hendrik van der Pol, director of UNESCO’s Institute for Statistics, said. The report, which is based on a survey of 7,600 schools in 11 countries in Latin America, Asia and North Africa, reveals a particularly glaring gap between the resources available to urban and rural schools. In India, the report found that 27% of village schools have electricity compared to 76% of schools in towns or cities. Only about half of the rural schools surveyed have enough toilets for girls and fewer than 4 per cent have a telephone. In Peru, fewer than half of village schools are equipped with electricity, a library or toilets for boys or girls. Yet, in urban areas, nearly all schools have electricity, 65 per cent have enough lavatories and 74%t have libraries. In general, village schools are in greater need of repair, according to the survey results. In Brazil, half the pupils in villages sit in run-down classrooms compared to fewer than 30 per cent of pupils in urban establishments. The survey also found wide variations in how much parents were expected to contribute financially. In Tunisia, the parents of one-third of pupils were asked to pay for textbooks. This was the case for 24% of pupils in Argentina and almost 10% in India. Sri Lanka was the only country to provide textbooks for free to virtually all students. “It is disturbing to think that students get more or less resources based on where they live. But that is just part of the story,” says Yanhong Zhang, one of the authors of the report. “The inequalities in school resources are linked to their socio-economic status. In effect, these children are subject to a double-jeopardy – with fewer resources at home and in school.” According to the study, teachers and principals in schools serving socially-disadvantaged children tend to report lower levels of pupil motivation and more behavioural problems. In these schools, teachers were generally dissatisfied with salary, parental support, class size and access to classroom materials. The UNESCO survey was carried out in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, India, Malaysia, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, Sri Lanka, Tunisia and Uruguay. Source: UN News Centre , Published in Oneworld South Asia
Friday, May 30, 2008
Some topper in CBSE -Xth Exams.(Koraput&Rayagada)
Students in Koraput &Rayagada districts have brought laurels for the district with their exemplary results in the Xth class public examination of CBSE this year . Leading the list of achievers , M.Prajukta of Delhi Public School , Damanjodi secured fourth position in the state with 97.4% marks. Moreover adding to this there were a series of cent percent marks being scored in individual subjects by a number of students from different schools in the district . While Prajukta herself has scored 100 marks in Social Studies , Rishi Rahul ,Abhisek Deb and Lipsita Mishra from VS Vidyalya , Sunabeda scored 100 marks in Mathematics and Science respectively . Report on the students of Rayagada is also here . Let's Congratulate one and all for their efforts.
LAKSHMIPAT SINGHANIA PUBLIC SCHOOL
JAYKAYPUR, DIST. RAYAGADA, ORISSA
(AN ISO 9001 : 2000 Certified Institution)
Excellence in CBSE Class X and Class XII Results
and topper in Rayagada District
In Class X (AISSE’2008) 19 students have appeared and all of them passed in First Class (100% First Class). 10 students passed with distinction (5 students secured above 90%, 5 students secured above 80%) and the rest 9 students secured above 65% marks. Miss Shiree Sampanna, D/o Sri A.K.Sharda, Vice President (P & RM), JK Paper Mills, Jaykaypur secured the highest marks with 94.8% and she is the school topper. She also secured 100% marks in Mathematics and 97% in Hindi, which is a school record. School Managing Committee, Principal and teachers congratulated Miss Shiree Sampanna for her excellent performance.
There are four CBSE education based schools in Rayagada District. Namely Lakshmipat Singhania Public School, Jaykaypur; Chinmoya Vidyalaya, Theruvalli; Maharishi Vidya Mandir, Rayagada and St. Xavier English Mediume School, Rayagada. In among all the schools Miss Shiree Sampanna, student of Lakshmipat Singhania School ranked No.1. Which a proud to Rayagada District as well to JK Paper Mills.
In Class XII (AISSCE’2008), 27 students have appeared in which 4 students have secured distinction (above 80%), 18 students have passed in First Class. The pass percentage in Class XII is 92.6%. Master Sandeep Patnaik, S/o Dr. M.M.Patnaik, Ex-SDMO, Rayagada has secured the highest marks with 84% and he is the school topper.
The President of the school Sri S.K.Mishra, Chief Executive (Works), JK Paper Mills, Jaykaypur and the Management of the JK Paper Mills congratulated the students, Principal, teachers and parents of the wards for the excellent results of the school.
Report prepared by :Mallikarjun Pattnaik, Rayagada.
thematic training By DRDA
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Thank You Indian Railways
Here is a blind person begging in the Hirakhand Express . He has a beautiful voice , good listeners and a wide platform(the train) . But still he is not able to sell his talent like it's marketed on the other stages . However this photograph is one of Lakhs of people like him who could be seen singing in the trian . Thanks to Indian Railways for providing an opportunity to arrange food for themselves and for their families .
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Odissi Sandhya at Jeypore
Jeypore Kalakendra on its closing of a month long workshop while
imparting training on classical dance and music organised a
cultural evening. The meeting was chaired by eminent persons who
spoke about the importance of preserving Odissi culture.
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Media Koraput:28th May
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Monday, May 26, 2008
Living with Goodness
tribal holding a closed bag and saying that he has poached a bird
which will make an important medicine. It was tied in a bag.I
tried to see it through my lens from a small hole and clicked it.
Having a look at it , Lo! I had got a call to act as an owl was at me , crying for help to
get freedom and fly. I convinced the man saying that he can take
money from me to buy medicines and in exchange gift the bird.
Thanks mother.He agreed and I paid Rs50/-. I wanted to free the
bird. Brought the bird Home at Jeypore, served food(fish) and water. Then
asked old timers wat to do ? My mother advised me to keep it
carefully in a ventilated place for the day and free the bird at
dark night(Because owls cant see during the day and there are
enough chances that the poor bird will be killed in else way) in
the same place from where it was brought.
I followed. The happy bird was set free in nature . This activity
of mine is not uncommon but everytime I perform such activities , my joy keeps on
increasing.
Paresh Rath
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From Mags&Books
From Mags&Books
Friends , We read many magazines and books of our interest . There is a need to share the important lines and verses from those readings for our enrichment . In this section we would be posting the findings from our readings . However we would request you to send your readings too. Please start sending your writings to :koraputonline@gmail.com
Here is the first posting from us:
Magazine: Covert.
This is a new magazine that has reached the stands today . The magazine is edited by Seema Mustafa . The chairman & Director of the magazine is M.J.Akbar. The magazine is priced at Rs.20/- and is published fortnightly. While giving us its definition on A Point of View , the mag, says that Some Africans called MK .Gandhi , a racist . And hence You Can’t ua point of view. And which is why the mag would arm its reader with knowledge . Hence it says that Covert- Life Comes to News.
The first line that I read is from the pen of M.J.Akbar himself . This reads :
Old Rules get Old , because they have legs to walk through generations. Time , then , to recall one of the oldest: When you are dead , lie down.
Further while giving his view points on politicians from Rahul Gandhi to Mayavati , M.J. says : The candidates may be dead . The Ghosts dance on . We will have more from this mag. In our next posting.
Friends , We read many magazines and books of our interest . There is a need to share the important lines and verses from those readings for our enrichment . In this section we would be posting the findings from our readings . However we would request you to send your readings too. Please start sending your writings to :koraputonline@gmail.com
Here is the first posting from us:
Magazine: Covert.
This is a new magazine that has reached the stands today . The magazine is edited by Seema Mustafa . The chairman & Director of the magazine is M.J.Akbar. The magazine is priced at Rs.20/- and is published fortnightly. While giving us its definition on A Point of View , the mag, says that Some Africans called MK .Gandhi , a racist . And hence You Can’t ua point of view. And which is why the mag would arm its reader with knowledge . Hence it says that Covert- Life Comes to News.
The first line that I read is from the pen of M.J.Akbar himself . This reads :
Old Rules get Old , because they have legs to walk through generations. Time , then , to recall one of the oldest: When you are dead , lie down.
Further while giving his view points on politicians from Rahul Gandhi to Mayavati , M.J. says : The candidates may be dead . The Ghosts dance on . We will have more from this mag. In our next posting.
Chakrapani Parichha-A Writer with Difference
School libraries play a great role in building dreams in the children . And Chakrapani Parichha , the writer of more than 100 detective novels and a recognized play writer with more than 50 radio plays to his credit was born in 1974 at the age of 18 years . While recalling his childhood days Mr.Parichha who is now a school teacher in Boipariguda block of Koraput district , said that it was the little school library in his lesser known school in the same village which turned out to be instrumental in giving him a wide horizon to explore into the world of his dreams . There were good number of books on the life of great people , novels , story books and literary magazines made available by the teachers for the children in those days , he recalled. While teachers and other elders use things like toys to divert the children from shouting and creating disturbances in the modern times , his teacher took support of books from the school library to keep them occupied , he added.This had created more and more opportunity to read all the books in the library before writing the first detective story book “Gotiye Mrutyura Sandhanare” . He had not looked back since . While books after books got published by the publishers like Meghamala Publications from far off places , strength of readers was also growing in the region for his books . Recalling those days when the postman in Boipariguda was asking for the first book from the packet that was being sent by the publishers, he said that the postman was the first reader and a promoter of good writing among the masses .The revolution in the literary world in the region that was brought by Mr.Parichha was like the history raised to the power of children's dream , Narayan Panda , eminent writer and literary observer from Koraput said while drawing the spirit of his words from a great Greek writer. 'Pakhi Payeen Gitotiye' , the recently published collection of Mr. Parichha's immortal poems was the imprint of such a revolution , he added.
Sunday, May 25, 2008
MEDIA KORAPUT
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Saturday, May 24, 2008
Lathi Yatra of Kamaarguda
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