About Akhila Nanda Bebarta
I derive immense pleasure from recounting my past, for it has instilled in me the unwavering belief that success is attainable through the relentless pursuit of hard work. Yet, I acknowledge that embarking on this challenging journey requires the indispensable fuel of self-confidence.
My journey began on the 7th of June, 1951, in my hometown of Paralakhemundi, nestled within the culturally and literarily rich landscapes of Odisha, India. It is a place graced by the legacy of illustrious individuals, such as Shri Krushchandra Gajapati Narayana Dev, a luminary from our soil and a pivotal figure in shaping modern Odisha. Hailing from a distinguished royal lineage, his birthplace and contributions stand as a testament to our town's historical and cultural significance.
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Testimonials
While we may have disagreed over the past year I would like to thank you for the time and efforts
you put in to teaching us.Thank you for inspiring us ,taken care of us, listened to our problems,
guided us and shaped our future. I would want you to know that you are without a doubt, pretty much
THE BEST TEACHER of all time, in the history of ever. Thank you for making learning a joy n your
unwavering support, guidance, and belief in us. Being strict and monitoring our work and facts so
that we evolved as the best version of ourselves.
You were not only our teacher. Rather, philosopher and guide, all molded into one person.
Dear Sir, I had a hard time with my English lessons. Had you not taken out time and helped me after
the school hours I couldn’t have made.
I have no words to thank you for being our guiding star and an incredible teacher when we were lost
in the darkness of despair and dejection.
Manoj Kumar Chhatoi
1993 Batch Matric
“Bebarta Sir” the name itself gives a profound influence.
Countless stories can be assessed in the internet, starting from ‘Treta Yug’ about ‘GURU’ or
teacher, which we have not seen in our eyes. But the teacher who really had a deep sense in building
a student’s career was Sri –Akhila Nanda Bebarta. I think the most down to earth person ever I have
met.
Had he not apprehended us, we would not have reached to this height today.
A teacher, a writer, a philosopher and a great guide, whom I can never forget, whose teaching was
not only limited to the subject matter but to the other aspects which implied the higher curriculum.
If I can remember perfectly he used to say “Always remember, grammar is the heart of English,
whereas spelling is the blood, if you are good in English you can move faster in the competitive
world”
Really sir, you are a great personality in my life. Cannot express in words how to convey you a big
‘Thank you’ for all the guidance you provided me.