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MUSK LEAVING TRUMP

Washington: Elon Musk is leaving his government role as a top advisor to US President Donald Trump after spearheading efforts to reduce and overhaul the federal bureaucracy. His departure, announced Wednesday evening, marks the end of a turbulent chapter that included thousands of layoffs, the evisceration of government agencies and reams of litigation.Despite the upheaval, […]

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YOTH LOST PALM IN EXPLOSION

Boudh: A 31 year old lost his right hand palm and sustained serious head injries in a explosion of dynamite at Kusasinga village under harabhanga PS limits in Boudh district today evening.The victim identified as Sachidananda mahakud sustained the injuries while blasting a boulder in his farmland using dynamite.Hearing the sound,the co-villagers rescued him and

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RAILWAY TUNNEL PORTION CAVES IN

Boudh:Caves in of a portion of the under-construction tunnel on the Khordha-Bolangir railway line this evening at Adenigada in Boudh district,has drew a huge crowd to the spot.The collapsed portion is part of a four-kilometre-long tunnel currently being built as part of the ongoing rail infrastructure project.The cavedin resulted in a 30-meter-wide crater on the

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MAN ELECTROCUTED

Polosara:A 41 year old died of electrocution in Gumagada village under polosara PS limits in Ganjam district today.The deceased has been identified as Kishor sahu.Sources said while sabitri puja was on in the house,Kishor came in contact with livewire while repairing a snag.He was immediately taken to polosara hospital,but the doctors declared him brought dead.On

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THREE KILLED IN 2 ACCIDENTS

Chatrapur:As many three persons including a woman died and another four injured,in two separate road mishaps in Ganjam district today.A couple of Kanchili in Andhra were in Khandadeuli village under Patrapur block and while returning,their scooty hit a roadside boulder Near Jayantipur.Both the couple injured critically and were brought to Patrapur hospital.However doctors declared the

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BREAD OR BULLET CHOICE FOR PAKISTAN

Ahmedabad: Ever since our Armed Forces carried out Operation Sindoor and then thwarted Pakistan’s efforts to strike at several Indian cities, the government and Opposition have spoken in one voice against terrorism emanating from across the border.India have sent multiple delegations of MPs and diplomats to dozens of countries to explain our stand vis-à-vis terrorism

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FOUR NABBED IN SCRIBE ASSULT CASE

Bolangir: Odisha Police Monday arrested four persons, including a juvenile, for allegedly assaulting a journalist in Bolangir district.According to police, the incident took place in the district’s Kulthipali village Saturday when Bijay Pradhan went there to report on alleged irregularities in the construction of a guard wall.The accused allegedly snatched Pradhan’s mobile phone, microphone (boom)

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ATTACKING JOURNO`S PROVED COSTLY FOR BOUNCERS

RAIPUR:A group of journalists was assaulted and threatened at gunpoint by private bouncers late Sunday night at Dr B R Ambedkar Memorial Hospital in Raipur while covering a stabbing incident.The shocking assault that took place around 10 pm, triggered outrage across media circles and led to swift action by the Chhattisgarh Police, who arrested the

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LEFT PARTIES CONDEMNS ANTI-MAO OPERATION

Chennai: Four major Left-leaning and Dalit political parties — Communist Party of India-Marxist (CPI-M), Communist Party of India (CPI), Viduthalai Chiruthaigal Katchi (VCK), and the Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) Liberation [CPI(ML) Liberation] — have jointly condemned what they termed as “massacres in the name of anti-Naxal operations” in Chhattisgarh and announced a joint protest

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