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Odisha floods: Over 95,000 moved to safer locations

CM Majhi announces Rs 1,000 cr package for flood-hit areas

Bhubaneswar: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi Tuesday announced a Rs 1,000 crore relief package for areas affected by floods and free kitchens for people evacuated from inundated areas till the situation improves. As the state experienced two bouts of flooding within one month, the...

Odisha: Farmer dies of snakebite while working in field

Paralakhemundi: A 48-year-old farmer died after being bitten by a snake while working in his agricultural field in Odisha's Gajapati district, sources said Tuesday. The deceased was identified as Banamali of Singipur village under Gurandi police limits. Banamali was cutting grass Monday evening in his...

Jharsuguda woman joins ‘at-home’ reception at Rashtrapati Bhavan

Jharsuguda: Bhesamati Naik of Tileimal village in Laikera block of Jharsuguda district attended the prestigious Independence Day ‘At-Home’ Reception hosted by the President of India at Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi Saturday, bringing recognition to Odisha. Naik, who comes from a financially disadvantaged background, began...

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Boy swept away by Odisha floodwaters

Jajpur/Dasarathpur: An 11-year-old boy was swept away in floodwaters overflowing on Ichhapur village road and drowned under Kayan panchayat of Dasarathpur block in Jajpur district. The incident took place Monday. The deceased was identified as Rudra, son of Saroj Sahani and a student of Class...

Walking through Odisha’s lesser-known heritage

Bhubaneswar: Odisha’s heritage lives not only in royal chronicles, monumental temples and protected archaeological sites, but also in caves, village festivals, weathered palm-leaf manuscripts, wooden images and oral traditions passed down through generations. Sunday’s heritage walks in the Chilika-Barakul region and Dhenkanal brought several of...

App-based drivers protest for fare hike

App-based drivers protest for fare hike

Bhubaneswar: App-based transport drivers in Bhubaneswar staged a protest Monday demanding a fare hike, disrupting cab and other app-based transport services. Thousands of drivers associated with Uber, Ola, Rapido and other platforms joined the protest, backed by several driver associations. They demanded higher fares, arguing...

 

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