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Justice Sanju Panda sworn-in

Cuttack, Mar 1 (UNI) Justice Sanju Panda was today sworn-in as an Additional Judge of Orissa High Court.

Acting Chief Justice of Orissa High Court Justice A K Ganguly administered the oath of office to Justice Panda at a simple function inside the court premises.

Orissa Law Minister B B Harichandan, Home Secretary T K Mishra and judges of the High Court, the State Advocate General and members of the bar were present at the swearing in ceremony.

Ms Justice Panda officiated the court proceedings sharing the same bench with the acting chief justice after the swearing in ceremony as a customary practice.

She is the second female judge of Orissa High court after Justice Mrs Amiya Kumari Padhi officiated from 1988 to 1995.

With the latest figure of judges, the strength has risen to 13.

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Accuse of murder aquitted

Barasat, Mar 1 (UNI) A 40-year-old accused of murdering his 90-year-old-mother-in-law two years ago in North 24 Parganas was acquitted by a Fast Track court here today. Additional District and Sessions Judge Baidyanath Bhaduri set free Alok Mondal from the charges of strangulating his mother-in-law Sukhada Mondal in August 2005 to grab her property. The prosecution had failed to prove the charges leveled against him, said the defense lawyer Bhaskar Chakrabarty. UNI.....

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Ranchi, Mar 1 (UNI) Armed miscreants injured a supporter of Jharkhand Health Minister Bhanu Pratap Shahi yesterday when he along with others was going to participate in a celebration following the minister's victory from Bhawnathpur Assembly. Police today said the miscreants opened fire on the Navjawan Sangharsh Morcha (NSM) supporters' vehicle after they failed to stop them near Sonehara village in Garwah district. The vehicle was also damaged. The NSM activists celebrate the day as 'Vijay Divas' after the minister.....

Primary teachers to take to streets on Feb 26

New Delhi, Feb 23 (UNI) The All India Primary Teachers' Federation (ALPTF) will hold two-day agitation, which includes march to Parliament, here from February 26 to press for its demands. ALPTF President Ram Pal Singh said the agitation is being organised to draw the attention of the Government towards certain ''unjust'' provisions of the Model Right to Education Bill and their other demands. ''These unjust provisions in the Bill need to be amended... The bill if passed will lead to total.....
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