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| Govt. B.N.High School, Padmapur | |
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| Established | 1959 |
| Grades | Class 6th to 10th |
| Number of students | 651 [1] |
Govt. B.N.High School, Padmapur, is located at Padmapur of Rayagada district in the Indian state of Odisha. [2] It is one of the oldest high schools of the district. It is a co-ed Oriya-medium school affiliated to the Board of Secondary Education, Odisha under State Government of Odisha. [3]
The 50-year-old high school was established in the year 1959 by Late Biju Patnaik, Ex-Chief Minister of Odisha and hence named after him. The school was a pioneer in the development of education in the undivided koraput district. The school maintains an ECO Club. [4]
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Nilakantheswar Temple at Padmapur, standing on the Jagamanda hills makes the village well known for the Buddhist temple. The temple is built on only seven rocks. There are also three other shiva temples, i.e. Pudukeswar, Dhabaleswar, and Mallikeswar, on the hillock. This 7th-century-old buddhist temple makes Padmapur a tourist center of Rayagada district. The temple is very often referred as shrine of Manikeswar Siva. Recently a small cemented front hall has been added to the original structure.
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Coordinates: 19°14′20″N83°49′03″E / 19.239017°N 83.817550°E
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