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Odisha: Dana Majhi’s daughter first to pass matric in village
A student of the tribal school run by Bhubaneswar-based Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Chandni secured 280 marks out of 600 in the examination.
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BHAWANIPATNA: Dana Majhi is in the news again but this time for the right reasons. His daughter Chandni has become the first girl from Melghara village under Kalahandi’s Thuamul Rampur block to have passed matriculation examinations.
A student of the tribal school run by Bhubaneswar-based Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences (KISS), Chandni secured 280 marks out of 600 in the examination. Dana Majhi hogged the headlines in 2016 when he walked 10 km carrying the body of his wife Amanga Dei on his shoulder after failing to get a hearse. Amanga had died of tuberculosis at the district headquarters hospital (DHH) in Bhawanipatna.
Bhubaneswar: Dana Majhi's daughter has cleared the matriculation examinations, the results of w hich were declared on Friday. She was studying at the KISS here, which achieved a cent-per-cent result.As many as 629 students passed the exam, securing m
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At 12, her photograph was splashed all over the media – local, national and international - as she walked, bags in hand, alongside her father Dana Majhi, who was carrying the body of her mother Amang on his shoulders, sobbing all the while. Majhi had to carry the body of his wife, who had died while under treatment at the district headquarters hospital in Bhawanipatna, all the way to his village, 10 km away, after being denied the services of a hearse by the hospital authorities. He did not have the money to hire a vehicle. The incident was a telling commentary as much on the acute poverty prevailing as on the wretched state of healthcare facilities in the remote tribal areas of Odisha (and inde
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