Artisans threaten agitation over unmet demands
Bhubaneswar: Alleging continued neglect of traditional artisans and weavers in the state, the Odisha Shilpi Mahasangha has warned of launching an agitation if the state government fails to address their long-pending demands. The warning was issued during the grand celebration...
Parida pushes for better therapy coordination
Bhubaneswar: Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida Sunday called for the coordinated integration of occupational therapy services across three key departments — Social Security and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SSEPD), Women and Child Development, and Health. She also stressed the...
‘Murasu’ alert: Minister calls for advance preparedness
Bhubaneswar: With a possible Cyclone ‘Murasu’ looming, Rural Development, Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water Minister Rabi Narayan Naik Sunday directed officials to step up preparedness and ensure the availability of drinking water, essential supplies and emergency services in vulnerable areas....
Red Cross fund fraud: Former SRA arrested
Bhubaneswar: Odisha Vigilance Sunday arrested a former Senior Revenue Assistant (SRA) of the Sub-Collector’s Office in Chhatrapur for allegedly misappropriating Rs 8.63 lakh collected towards the Red Cross Fund by diverting the money instead of depositing it in the designated...
Job aspirants seek offline OMR exams
Bhubaneswar: Raising concerns over the fairness and transparency of online recruitment examinations, job aspirants in Odisha have appealed to the state government to conduct all government recruitment tests in offline Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) mode. The aspirants have expressed dissatisfaction...
IMD says cyclonic storm ‘Murasu’ to intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm; southern Odisha on high alert
Bhubaneswar: The deep depression over the Bay of Bengal Sunday intensified into cyclonic storm 'Murasu', prompting the Odisha government to step up preparedness in the southern region of the state, officials said. IMD stated that the cyclonic storm is "set to intensify into a very severe cyclonic storm” in the...
Read moreDetailsOpposition parties have nothing to offer the people of Punjab: Bhagwant Mann
Abohar: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann Sunday took a swipe at the Opposition parties, alleging the Shiromani Akali Dal, Congress and BJP have nothing constructive to offer to the people of the state. The Akali Dal, which failed to answer for the painful incidents of sacrilege, has been reduced to the Badal family and a handful of close associates, he alleged. On the other hand, the Congress is a divided house...
Read moreDetailsSindhu bags Hylo Open with commanding win over Line Hojmark
Saarbrucken (Germany): Double Olympic medallist PV Sindhu clinched her second title of the season, bagging the Hylo Open Super 500 tournament with a straight game win over world No. 25 Line Hojmark of Denmark in Germany’s Saarbrucken Sunday. A former world champion, Sindhu, who won the Japan Open in July and finished runner-up at the French Open last week, showed great control and quality in her stroke-play, while registering a dominating...
Read moreDetailsDelhi Police detain 100 students protesting against SIR in Connaught Place
New Delhi: At least 100 students were stopped and detained by Delhi Police on Minto Road Sunday while they were marching towards Connaught Place to protest against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. The protest was called by student organisation DISHA, which demanded the cancellation of the SIR exercise. The students were marching from Minto Road towards Connaught Place when police personnel intercepted them and prevented them from proceeding...
Read moreDetails‘Vote chori’ amounts to treason, Rahul Gandhi alleges at INDIA bloc rally
New Delhi: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Sunday headlined the INDIA bloc's rally here to demand the removal of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar, vowing to save democracy and the Constitution by ensuring that the poll panel Chief faces trial and goes to jail for "vote chori". Addressing the bloc's 'Dilli Chalo' rally, Rahul Gandhi said the "theft" by Gyanesh Kumar is not a normal theft. "The vote chori carried out...
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Artisans threaten agitation over unmet demands
Bhubaneswar: Alleging continued neglect of traditional artisans and weavers in the state, the Odisha Shilpi Mahasangha has warned of launching an agitation if the state government fails to address their long-pending demands. The warning was issued during the grand celebration of the 14th Annual Festival of the Odisha Shilpi Mahasangha, organised at Parijat Kalyan Mandap in Phulbani....
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Parida pushes for better therapy coordination
Bhubaneswar: Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida Sunday called for the coordinated integration of occupational therapy services across three key departments — Social Security and Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (SSEPD), Women and Child Development, and Health. She also stressed the need to strengthen mental health services by incorporating occupational therapy into related programmes and service delivery. Parida...
‘Murasu’ alert: Minister calls for advance preparedness
Bhubaneswar: With a possible Cyclone ‘Murasu’ looming, Rural Development, Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water Minister Rabi Narayan Naik Sunday directed officials to step up preparedness and ensure the availability of drinking water, essential supplies and emergency services in vulnerable areas. Chairing a review meeting at Lok Seva Bhawan on the progress of relief, restoration and rehabilitation works...
Red Cross fund fraud: Former SRA arrested
Bhubaneswar: Odisha Vigilance Sunday arrested a former Senior Revenue Assistant (SRA) of the Sub-Collector’s Office in Chhatrapur for allegedly misappropriating Rs 8.63 lakh collected towards the Red Cross Fund by diverting the money instead of depositing it in the designated bank account. The accused, Sadasiba Pradhan, who was in charge of the Nizarat Section of the office...
Job aspirants seek offline OMR exams
Bhubaneswar: Raising concerns over the fairness and transparency of online recruitment examinations, job aspirants in Odisha have appealed to the state government to conduct all government recruitment tests in offline Optical Mark Recognition (OMR) mode. The aspirants have expressed dissatisfaction with several aspects of the online examination system, particularly the normalisation and percentile-based evaluation process, technical glitches...
From Italy to Croatia: Warming climate threatens white truffles
Alba: In the hills around Alba, home to the world’s most famous white truffles, hunters known as “trifolau” traditionally begin their season October 1. But increasingly, they are confronting a challenge above ground: climate change. “The entire month of October was affected by the lack of rain in July and August and the high temperatures, so it...
Gangrape of mentally challenged woman: Two held in Kendrapada
Marshaghai: The Marsaghai police have arrested two men for the alleged gangrape of a 22-year-old intellectually disabled woman in Odisha’s Kendrapada district. The accused have been identified as Dhaneshwar Nath (27), alias Dhana, of Sanagaon village, and Subrat Behera (40) of Jadupur village. Following their arrest, both suspects were produced before a local court Sunday, confirmed Marsaghai...
Three children die after drowning in pond in Mahanga village
Mahanga: Three children, including two siblings, drowned in a pond while attempting to pluck water lilies in Jhadeshwarpur village under Bhadreswar police limits in Kataka district’s Mahanga block Sunday. According to Bhadreswar police station Inspector-in-Charge Sandhyarani Singh, the incident occurred around 9 a.m. The victims were identified as Jishan Khan, 6, and Salman Khan, 5, sons of...
Comets may not have sparked life on Earth
New computer simulations are challenging a decades-old scientific theory that comets played a crucial role in kick-starting life on Earth billions of years ago. The findings suggest that fragile organic molecules carried by these icy space objects may have been destroyed upon impact, potentially overturning a long-standing explanation for how life’s essential ingredients first arrived on our...






















































































