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8:22 pmSugarcane farmers end rasta roko, launch march to Hubballi seeking justice
8:21 pmFRA title holders await clarity on an additional 50 days of work under new rural jobs law
8:21 pm₹50,000 crore sanctioned for infrastructure development in Andhra Pradesh: Narayana
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8:17 pmMuskaan Rastogi Gets Death. What Husband's Family Said On Daughters' Future
8:17 pmAccused Of Sex Abuse During Protest, Delhi Cop Says Woman Used Casteist Slurs
8:17 pmSigma, MIL join hands for indigenous artillery tech
8:16 pmIIMB and IIT Kanpur join hands to accelerate Deep-Tech startups
8:13 pmGovernment college teachers to protest against new pension scheme on October 15
8:13 pm79-year-old woman strangled to death at home ; 16 sovereigns of gold stolen
8:13 pmScams, price hikes have become Congress govt.’s guarantees, says C.T. Ravi
8:10 pmThree bikers skid on Kolkata’s rainbow flyover, raising road safety concerns
7:57 pmA Step Behind Neha Bora: What Rahul Gandhi's Gesture Says About Congress, Gen Z

Education

Odisha Cabinet Approves Free Textbooks for 28.7 Lakh Government School Students

Reported by Times Now News 14 Oct 2026, 7:23 am IST 1 min read

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The Odisha government has approved the provision of free textbooks for over 28.7 lakh students in government schools, aiming to enhance educational access and reduce financial burdens on families.

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Section: Education
Places: Odisha
First reported by: Times Now News
Reporter: deepali samaniya
Published: Wednesday, 14 October 2026, 7:23 am IST
Coverage: One outlet so far

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