The Odisha Secondary Education Act, 1953
The Odisha Secondary Education Act, 1953
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Orissa Act No. 10 of 1953, titled The Orissa Secondary Education Act, 1953, was enacted to establish a Board responsible for regulating, controlling, and developing secondary education in the State of Orissa. The Act enables the State to provide varied academic courses to equip students for different occupations, university education, or cultural purposes. It empowers the Board to examine students completing a prescribed curriculum and award certificates, ensuring standardized and quality education management across the state.
- 0. Preamble
- 1. Short title, extent and commencement
- 2. Definations
- 3. Constitution of the Board
- 4. The Board may co-opt person not exceeding 1[five] as extraordinary members for any special purpose
- 5. Publication of names
- 6. Disqualifications for membership
- 7. Vacancies
- 8. 8. (1) The State Government may on recommendation of the Board, remove any member of the Board or Committee,if he has
- 9. Acceptance or resignation
- 10. Filling up of casual vacancies
- 11. Power and functions of the Board
- 12. Constitution of Board Fund
- 13. Custody and investment of Board Fund
- 14. Application of Board Fund
- 15. President and power of functions
- 16. Vice-President and his powers and functions
- 17. 17. The President, or in his absence the Vice
- 18. Appointment of Secretary
- 20. Exercise of power delegated by the Board to committees etc.
- 21. Power of Board to make regulations
- 22. First regulations of the Board
- 23. Proceedings not invalidated by reasons of vacancies
- 24. Power of Board to make by-Laws
- 25. Continuance of University Statutes and Regulations, pending Regulations under this Act
- 26. Annual grant to the Utkal University
- 27. Annual report and budget estimete
- 28. Accounts
- 29. Audit
- 30. Power of the Auditor
- 31. Appeal
- 32. Payment of certified sums
- 33. Power of the State Government
- 34. Power to remove difficulties
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