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Welcome to Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women's College, Balasore (KKS Women's College, Balasore).One of the oldest Women's Colleges of Odisha and the only Government Women's College in Northern Odisha
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Welcome To K.K.S. Women's College,Balasore

Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women’s College, Balasore was established on the 1st July 1960 by the local elite with a view to promoting higher education for women in Balasore.First named as Women’s College, Balasore, it started under private management as a degree College, with teaching facilities in Humanities only. Late K.C. Dey was the first Principal and Chief Patron. The State Government took over the management of college from 01.10.1965. Subsequently, the college was named after the illustrious Odia Poet, Kuntala Kumari Sabat.

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PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE

If the greatest threat to a public institution is the notion that someone else will save it,then I shall be that someone. Let's choose to be responsible.

Principal,
Dr.Subrata Debangana

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KKSWC

Kuntala Kumari Sabat was an eminent poet and writer born on February 1, 1901 in backward province of Odisha Bastar in a place called Jagdalpur. Her grandfather was from a Brahmin family of Danda Mukundpur a village of Puri district. Her mother belonged to a Hindu ‘Karan’ family. Due to some unavoidable circumstances they had converted to Christians but still they did not leave the Hindu culture. Her father Daniel Sabat was doctor, who had stayed away in Burma of those days for several years. Her mother Monica Sabat took keen interest in Kuntala education. Kuntala Kumari studied medicine at Cuttack Medical School where she earned her LMP degree in 1921.

While she was studying in Cuttack Revenshaw Girls School she got award for her poem. She used to write right from her student career till her death. She wrote many poems like ‘Anjali’,’Uchhwas’, ‘Archana’,’Spuling’,’Awhan’,’Prem Chintamani’,’Odiyanka Kandana’etc. Her novels include ‘Bhranti’,’Na Tundi’,’Kali Bohu’,’Parasmani’,’Raghu Arakhita’, ‘Chitrapat’ etc.

She died in August 23, 1938 in her thirties. A glorious life of service and creativity was cut short by death. The nation can yet pay tributes to one of India’s brave daughters who sang as they led the people in their historic struggle for liberation. This author feels that at least a road should be named after Kuntala Kumari Sabat in the national Capital, and a commemorative postal stamp is issued.

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EVENTS/ACTIVITIES

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KKS Student Achievement

Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women's College

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K.K.S Women's College,Balasore
Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women's College
K.K.S Women's College,Balasore

Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women's College
K.K.S Women's College,Balasore
Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women's College
K.K.S Women's College,Balasore
Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women's College
K.K.S Women's College,Balasore

College "Illustrious Alumnae"

Kuntala Kumari Sabat Women's College

Professor Giribala Mohanty

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Miss Archana Nandi

President Alumni Association

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Susmita Rana

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