Community Radio Stations: 42 Community Radio Stations in Odisha: Experts Highlight Their Impact | Bhubaneswar News
Bhubaneswar: As many as 42 community radio stations currently operate in Odisha, reaching 25% of the state’s population, according to experts at a state-level workshop held in Konark, Puri district on Saturday. The five-day workshop brought together 50 representatives from 25 community radio stations.TNN
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42 Community Radio stations operating in Odisha
A state-level workshop in Konark, Puri district, concluded with experts highlighting the significant role of 42 community radio stations in Odisha, reaching 25 percent of the population. The event, hosted by Young India and UNICEF, aimed to empower stations to address social issues like child marriage and education. Participants developed strategies to foster societal change through effective programming.
A state-level workshop in Konark, Puri district, concluded with experts highlighting the significant role of 42 community radio stations in Odisha, reaching 25 percent of the population. The event, hosted by Young India and UNICEF, aimed to empower stations to address social issues like child marriage and education. Participants developed strategies to foster societal change through effective programming.
MITE Wins Two ‘Best Project of the Year’ Awards at State-Level Exhibition
The Mangalore Institute of Technology and Engineering (MITE) won two ‘Best Project of the Year’ awards at the 47th Series Student Project Programme by the Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology. The winning projects focused on deep learning for rheumatoid arthritis detection and a sewage pipe crawling robot.
The Mangalore Institute of Technology and Engineering (MITE) won two ‘Best Project of the Year’ awards at the 47th Series Student Project Programme by the Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology. The winning projects focused on deep learning for rheumatoid arthritis detection and a sewage pipe crawling robot.
Requests of 139 communities from Odisha for ST status pending with Centre
The Odisha government has been awaiting the Centre’s approval for the inclusion of 139 communities in the Scheduled Tribe category. Among these are the Jhodia tribe of Rayagada and Koraput districts. The state has made repeated requests, the latest being in 2019, but they remain pending. Without ST status, these communities miss out on essential government benefits and reservations.
The Odisha government has been awaiting the Centre’s approval for the inclusion of 139 communities in the Scheduled Tribe category. Among these are the Jhodia tribe of Rayagada and Koraput districts. The state has made repeated requests, the latest being in 2019, but they remain pending. Without ST status, these communities miss out on essential government benefits and reservations.
