Horoscope November 5: Gemini to gets financial boost, Cancer faces major turning point
From improving relationships at home to handling workplace challenges and making financial gains, the day brings a mix of opportunities and responsibilities for all 12 zodiac signs. While some may focus on family and home improvement, others may find success...
Dead frog in Utkal Girls’ Hostel food sparks row
Bhubaneswar: The jaundice scare at Utkal University has taken a disturbing turn with a dead frog leg allegedly found in a chilli-soya bean dish served at Girls’ Hostel No. 7 Tuesday night. The incident has sparked fresh concerns over food...
Kotia row: Andhra retreats as parties up the ante
Pottangi: Andhra poll officials had to retreat to their territory after political workers of three major parties in Odisha Wednesday joined hands in Neridibalsa, a border village under Kotia panchayat in Pottangi block of Koraput district, to protest against the...
Monthly incentive for in-charge heads of aided colleges
Bhubaneswar: In a major decision aimed at encouraging faculty members to take up the responsibility of heading aided colleges, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has approved a monthly incentive scheme for in-charge principals of private aided colleges in the state....
Woman murdered in City by domestic help
Bhubaneswar: A 76-year-old woman was allegedly murdered at her residence in Buddhanagar under Laxmisagar police limits in Bhubaneswar, police said Wednesday. Kunjalata Nanda, who was living alone at her residence, was allegedly murdered by her domestic help, who is suspected...
Iran exempts India, China, Iraq and Qatar from Strait of Hormuz transit restrictions
Dubai: Iran has exempted commercial ships from four countries, including India and China, from transit restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz, a top Iranian official has said, amid continued attacks on vessels attempting to cross the strategic waterway. Amir Hayat Moghadam, Deputy Chairman of the Iranian Parliament's National Security and...
Read moreDetailsMisri discusses energy cooperation with Nepal ahead of PM Balendra Shah’s India visit
Kathmandu: Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri paid a courtesy call on Nepal's Minister for Energy and Water Resources Biraj Bhakta Shrestha Wednesday and discussed expanding cooperation in the energy sector, according to an official statement. Misri is in Nepal on a two-day visit at the invitation of his Nepalese counterpart Amrit Bahadur Rai ahead of Prime Minister Balendra Shah's forthcoming visit to India. Matters relating to energy trade, construction of hydropower projects,...
Read moreDetailsBJP announces statewide protest against Karnataka bus fare hike November 5
Bengaluru: Senior BJP leader R Ashoka Wednesday criticised the Congress-led Karnataka government over the bus fare hike, alleging that it had failed to clear Rs 5,650.95 crore in dues to the state-run transport corporations and was passing the burden of its failures on to the public. The Leader of Opposition said the hike could have been avoided had the government cleared the outstanding dues. He announced that the BJP would launch...
Read moreDetailsParents must support daughters facing marital trouble: Delhi HC
New Delhi: Expressing concern over the tendencies to implicate husband's relatives in matrimonial disputes through sweeping allegations of cruelty, the Delhi High Court Wednesday stressed the importance of timely support from a woman's family when she speaks of violence in her marriage. The court said the married woman's concerns should not be brushed aside by her family with advice to adjust and that a daughter's "return" to her parents should never...
Read moreDetailsSC asks NMC to review mandatory rural service for doctors
New Delhi: Supreme Court Wednesday directed the National Medical Commission to examine the issue of mandatory rural service for doctors after completion of their MBBS course. A bench of Justices P S Narasimha and Alok Aradhe passed the order while hearing a petition that raised the issue of mandatory rural service for doctors. "We direct the National Medical Commission (NMC) to examine the issue of mandatory rural service for doctors who...
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Horoscope November 5: Gemini to gets financial boost, Cancer faces major turning point
From improving relationships at home to handling workplace challenges and making financial gains, the day brings a mix of opportunities and responsibilities for all 12 zodiac signs. While some may focus on family and home improvement, others may find success through creativity, networking and a positive approach to challenges. Aries: To speak of your persuasive powers, you...
Dead frog in Utkal Girls’ Hostel food sparks row
Bhubaneswar: The jaundice scare at Utkal University has taken a disturbing turn with a dead frog leg allegedly found in a chilli-soya bean dish served at Girls’ Hostel No. 7 Tuesday night. The incident has sparked fresh concerns over food safety and hygiene on the campus, as 12 out of 19 blood samples of students have already...
Kotia row: Andhra retreats as parties up the ante
Pottangi: Andhra poll officials had to retreat to their territory after political workers of three major parties in Odisha Wednesday joined hands in Neridibalsa, a border village under Kotia panchayat in Pottangi block of Koraput district, to protest against the neighbouring state’s attempts to conduct polling in the disputed area. Raising slogans such as “Go Back Andhra”...
Monthly incentive for in-charge heads of aided colleges
Bhubaneswar: In a major decision aimed at encouraging faculty members to take up the responsibility of heading aided colleges, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has approved a monthly incentive scheme for in-charge principals of private aided colleges in the state. Under the new scheme, eligible in-charge principals of 488-category and 662-category aided colleges will receive monthly incentives...
Woman murdered in City by domestic help
Bhubaneswar: A 76-year-old woman was allegedly murdered at her residence in Buddhanagar under Laxmisagar police limits in Bhubaneswar, police said Wednesday. Kunjalata Nanda, who was living alone at her residence, was allegedly murdered by her domestic help, who is suspected to have fled with gold ornaments, cash and other valuables. Police suspect the involvement of her caretaker,...
Odisha: Today’s Pics
Workers level the ORMAS stall area at Baliyatra Tala Padia in Cuttack by spreading murram A customer buys clay idols of Goddess Lakshmi, Lord Ganesha from a shop at Nayasaraka in Cuttack ahead of Diwali Artists perform during the annual day celebration of Odisha Secretariat Joint Cultural Council at Rabindra Mandap in Bhubaneswar Wednesday ...
Majhi meets Amit Shah, briefs him on post-Cyclone Arnab relief work in Odisha
Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi Wednesday met Union Home Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi and briefed him on relief and restoration work following Cyclone Arnab, which made landfall in neighbouring Andhra Pradesh. In a social media post, Majhi said he discussed the post-cyclone situation, relief and restoration efforts, and the need to strengthen disaster-resilient...























































































