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Odisha students' union polls oath taking ceremony

Odisha: Students’ union poll disputes disrupt oath ceremonies at some colleges

Bhubaneswar/Brahmapur/Thuamul Rampur/Kendujhar: Disputes over the students' union poll results disrupted oath-taking ceremonies at some colleges in Odisha Friday, with protests, clashes and incidents of vandalism reported at a few institutions. Many students alleged “irregularities in the selection process and vote counting”, demanding recounts, fresh elections...

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Odisha to step up fight against child marriage

Bhubaneswar: Strengthening women’s safety mechanisms and preventing child marriage in vulnerable communities will be key priorities for Odisha, Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida said Friday. Chairing a review meeting of the Women and Child Development department, Parida stressed the need to improve support systems for...

Odisha Guv, CM greet Naveen Patnaik on his 80th birth anniversary

Odisha Guv, CM greet Naveen Patnaik on his 80th birth anniversary

Bhubaneswar: Odisha Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and many other dignitaries greeted BJD president Naveen Patnaik on his 80th birthday Friday. Patnaik, a five-term former chief minister of Odisha, was born in Kataka October 16, 1946. Kambhampati, in a social media...

Odisha campus polls: Lion’s share for ABVP

By Arindam Ganguly Bhubaneswar: Student union elections, held after a gap of eight years amid sporadic tensions, saw candidates backed by the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) win in a majority of colleges and universities across the state Thursday. Polling was held from 8 am...

Tunki waterfall

Nayagada: Two drown in Kusumi River

Odagaon: Two men drowned in the Kusumi River in Nayagada district while returning home after visiting their fields to protect their crops from wild boars, police said. The deceased were identified as Narasingha Mohapatra, 70, and Trinath Mohapatra, 30, both residents of Malisahi in Rabara...

52,000 cannabis plants destroyed in Boudh

Boudh: Manamunda police have destroyed around 52,000 cannabis plants cultivated illegally in a forest area near Bagidia village in Boudh district, marking the launch of the district police’s ‘Zero Cannabis Cultivation in Boudh’ mission. The operation was carried out Wednesday at Bhalu Pahad forest area...

 

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