Berhampur,8th Feb…T he Centre has not received any proposal from the State Government or any airport developer for construction of a greenfield airport at Rangeilunda in Ganjam district.This has been informed by Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation Murlidhar Mohol in Rajya Sabha.The Union Minister stated this while responding to the questions of BJD […]
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Bhubaneswar: As scheduled,Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, on Saturday, disbursed Rs 5,000 each to over 18 lakh women beneficiaries under the Subhadra Yojana during the fourth phase of the scheme’s first installment.The event, held at Jajpur, was attended by Deputy Chief Minister Pravati Parida and Health Minister Mukesh Mahaling. Through the Direct Benefit Transfer
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Bhubaneswar, The Odisha Cabinet led by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has approved a new project for “Construction of Block Level Stadium in all 314 blocks of the State”.The Cabinet has approved an outlay of Rs. 4124 crore over a period of five years for construction of block level stadium in a phased manner.As per
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Bhubaneswar, The Odisha Cabinet on Saturday approved a proposal to implement the Unified Pension Scheme (UPS) for state government employees.The state cabinet approved the scheme for employees currently eligible for a pension under the National Pension System (NPS). Employees under NPS can choose to opt for UPS or continue with NPS.The UPS system will be
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The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has scripted a historic win in the Delhi Assembly elections 2025, marking a major political shift in the national capital. After years of dominance by the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the BJP has emerged victorious, securing a clear majority in the 70-member Delhi Assembly. This victory is seen as a
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Berhampur, Callous attitude by various authorities,several projects constructed by spending huge amounts,left idle at various places across Ganjam district.One such project,a underground sump was constructed at Khaspa street in Berhampur,to provide safe drinking water to the people in the area.It also served for more than a decade,but remained unused since over half a decade.In 2007
Berhampur,Two youths with 50 grams of heroin were nabbed from first gate area under Berhampur Sadar police.The District Special Force (DSF), under the direct supervision of the District Superintendent of Excise (DSE),Berhampur conducted the raid on Wednesday.The DSF team raided the 1st gate area of Autonagar and seized 50 grams of heroin (diacetylmorphine) along with
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Berhampur, Unprecedented dried up reservoirs and rivers in Ganjam district,this year has revived the demand for linking of rivers flowing in southern region.Sudhansu pati,senior advocate and president of Berhampur citizens forum said,due to frequent siltation of rivers,the river beds at most places reached almost land level.As a result of which they failed to store the
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Berhampur, Inorder to check pollution in waterbodies by the released waste water,the Berhampur Municipal Corporation’s (BeMC) proposed greywater management project.The projectaimed to treat wastewater of the city before releasing it into reservoirs has disrupted,after a survey team,deputed by the state government for assessment, left before completing its work.Sources said,the new government in the state decided
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Berhampur,The hooch tragedy in Chikiti of Ganjam district,which hit the headlines and drew criticism,but supressed,has again revived.Last week four youths were reportedly abducted for ransom and police rescued the four besides two persons in this connection.During the investigation,police found thousands of hemp trees near the spot,where the abducted persons were rescued.Since the plants are grownup
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