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Class 7 girl dies at Ashram school hostel in Koraput, family alleges negligence

A Class 7 girl student died at a government-run Ashram school hostel in Odisha’s Koraput district, triggering allegations of negligence by school authorities.

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April 2, 2026
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Borigumma: A Class 7 girl student died at a government-run Ashram school hostel in Odisha’s Koraput district, triggering allegations of negligence by school authorities.

The deceased, Subarna Amanatya of Podapadar village under Borigumma block, was a student of Nuagam Ashram School.

Family informed after condition deteriorated

According to reports, the 13-year-old girl student had fallen ill and her family was informed around 9 am on Thursday. Relatives rushed to the hostel soon after receiving the information.

The girl was taken to the Borigumma Community Health Centre (CHC) by her family, where doctors declared her dead after initial treatment.

Family alleges delay in medical care

Grieving family members have accused the school authorities of failing to provide timely medical attention. They have demanded strict action if negligence is established in the investigation.

The incident has raised concerns over student safety and healthcare facilities in residential schools, with demands for a thorough inquiry into the circumstances leading to the minor’s death.

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