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State high on private varsities

The high court order, which had ushered in uncertainty over the fate of the proposed Vedanta University, would have no adverse effect on the state’s plan to set up 11 more universities in the private sector, the state government said today.... | Read..

Illegal market rules the roost

An illegally constructed vending zone near the Housing Board Colony in Chandrashekharpur area could not be demolished by... | Read..

Residents suffer as rally chokes capital

Thirty thousand workers from 30 districts of the state and 200 trade unions virtually seized the lifeline of the city on... | Read..

Solution to consumer woes just a call away

Suchismita Panda, a homemaker in the capital, had a herbal facial done at a local parlour.... | Read..

Help eludes the disabled

The District Disability Rehabilitation Centre (DDRC) of the Indian Red Cross Society, run by the Union women and child... | Read..

Disabled persons submit a memorandum to the collector in Berhampur on Tuesday. Picture by Gopal Krishna Reddy

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HC spanner in Vedanta varsity

Orissa High Court today quashed the land acquisition for the proposed state-of-the-art university... | Read..

Relief for barred Piloo Modi pupils

Orissa High Court today ordered the Biju Patnaik University of Technology (BPUT)... | Read..

Online JEE counselling tomorrow
E-counselling for the second edition of JEE 2010 will begin on November... \| Read..
Govt bans entrance exams till Class VIII
There would be no entrance exams for Classes I to VIII in any public o... \| Read..
Capital school students turn innovators
Students of Capital Boys High School displayed an array of fascinating... \| Read..
Red signal for trucks on NH-5A
The district administration has imposed prohibitory orders on the move... \| Read..
New rule for Cuttack buildings
The Cuttack Development Authority (CDA) has decided to introduce a min... \| Read..
25 injured in Paradip clash
At least 25 people were injured when rival groups of contractual labou... \| Read..
Governor stresses on honesty
Governor Muralidhar Chandrakante Bhandare today urged officials to mai... \| Read..
2 kids rescued from Haryana
A team of Balangir district administration officials, with the help of... \| Read..
300-year-old in tatters
After appearance of a major crack on its summit structure last month, ... \| Read..
Citizens turn to nature for fitness
Every morning, hundreds of people can be seen practicing yogic exercis... \| Read..
Monumental neglect of shrines
Among hundreds of ancient temples and monuments found in the Old Town ... \| Read..
Dance and song homage to gurus
Two legendary figures of Orissa’s culture scene, singer Bhikari Bal an... \| Read..

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