By Nalini Sahu Cuttack, Nov. 23: The Odisha Union of Journalists (OUJ) on Saturday renewed its push for key welfare measures, passing a resolution urging the state government to announce
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- 78.11 percent polling recorded in Nagaon LS of Assam by poll upto 5 PM. By Dalim Phukan Morigaon/Assam, Oct 6 : Average 78. 11 percent polling was reported in 8 LACs namely Lahorighat, Morigaon, Jagiroad in Morigaon district part and Raha,Batdava Nagaon.Dhing, Rupahi. Samagurin...
- Tea Industry Raises Over Rs 2.26 Crore for Flood-Affected People By Dalim Phukan Guwahati, Oct6 : The tea industry in Assam joined hands to support flood-affected people, raising more than Rs 2.26 crore for the Chief Minister’s Relief Fund through...
- VeDakshata: Creating Pathways to Livelihood for Rural Youth How industry-relevant skills and meaningful opportunities are helping young people build brighter futures across Odisha and Chhattisgarh By Payal Banerjee Bhubaneswar, Oct.6: For many young people in rural communities, aspirations...
- From Talent to National Rank- Allen TALLENTEX Registration Ends October 11: National ranking, cash prizes of ₹2.50 crore and scholarships up to 90% of Allen fees By Prakash Panigrahi Rajsthan/Kota, Oct 6: Allen Career Institute Pvt. Ltd. is organizing the Tallentex-2027 exam in October to promote the country’s talent in the field of education. A large...
- IGP Dr Satyajit Nayak directs SPs to ensure peaceful, free, fair and orderly campus elections By IGP Dr Satyajit Nayak Cuttack/Odisha,Oct 6: Inspector General of Police, Central Range, Dr Satyajit Nayak has directed all Superintendents of Police under the range to ensure peaceful, free, fair...
LUCKNOW, NOV 22 : Four persons were arrested in connection with the stone mine collapse that claimed seven lives in Sonbhadra district of eastern Uttar Pradesh on November 15. According
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NEW DELHI, NOV 21 : In a week marked by alarming pollution spikes and sharp public scrutiny, both the Supreme






