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Scholarships Awarded on eminent educationist Dr. Satyanand Panda’s 8th Death Anniversary
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PARADIP: On the occasion of the 8th death anniversary of late Dr. Satyanand Panda—an eminent educationist and writer—the Dr. Satyanand Panda Memorial Trust awarded scholarships to four outstanding students. The event was held at Janata Nodal High School, established under the leadership of Dr. Panda at Jhimani village under Kujang block in Jagatsinghpur district.
The recipients include Payal Raut, who topped the matriculation examination at Janata Nodal High School last year, and Kanhu Majhi, the top-performing boy from the same school. Additionally, Sangeeta Samal, who secured the top position in the Commerce stream of the Plus Two examination at Narayan Birabar Samant Higher Secondary School, and Seema Majhi, the Arts stream topper from the same institution, were honored. Narayan Birabar Samant Higher Secondary School was established under Dr. Panda’s patronage.
Currently, Payal is pursuing Class XI at UNPOS Higher Secondary School, Jagatsinghpur, while Kanhu is enrolled in Class XI at SVM Higher Secondary School, Jagatsinghpur. Seema is studying at Adikabi Sarala Das College, Tirtol, and Sangeeta is pursuing her graduation at Sarala Mahavidyalaya, Rahama.
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