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Kiosks come under scanner

Omfed and Opolfed booths likely to be demolished for encroaching public land

Owners of the Orissa State Cooperative Milk Federation (Omfed) and the Orissa Poultry Federation (Opolfed) booths, who have encroached land beyond their allotted booth areas are likely to face action soon. Action is also likely to be initiated again... | Read..

75 years of Oriya film industry

The Platinum Jubilee celebration of Oriya cinema was held at the Janata Maidan here on Wednesday. ... | Read..

Renditions continue at Konark fest

The second day of the five-day Konark Festival saw some more classical dance performances.... | Read..

Rangeilunda flying club takes off

After Bhubaneswar, Oissa’s second flying club started functioning from the Rangeilunda airstrip in Ganjam district last ... | Read..

Rush, it’s time to flip through pages

The 11th edition of the Rajdhani Book Fair began at the Exhibition Ground in the city on Wednesday. Booksellers and publ... | Read..

Opolfed kiosks at Nehru Park . Pictures by Ashwinee Pati
Kiosks come under scanner

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Anganwadi workers’ uniforms

Anganwadi workers are all set to don uniforms.... | Read..

Steps to end hospital trespass

The S.C.B. Medical College Hospital authorities are set to take measures to stop trespass into ... | Read..

Webcam clinics gather dust
Less than a year ago, Sonepur District Headquarters Hospital became th... \| Read..
Doubt over infant mortality figures
An independent agency is likely to find out the accuracy of the infant... \| Read..
PIL seeks protection for cows
Orissa High Court has admitted a PIL seeking protection of cows and pr... \| Read..
16 injured in clash over land dispute
A clash over land dispute between residents of two neighbouring villag... \| Read..
Students’ ire hits institute
About 300 students of Kharvel Nagar’s Aptech Computer Institute entere... \| Read..
3 arrested in dowry death case
Balipatna police today arrested the husband and two in-laws of a 28-ye... \| Read..
Stay away from croc’s path
Bhitarkanika National Park authorities have decided to expand its terr... \| Read..
Exhibition adds wings to freedom of expression
The All-India Child Art Festival will be organised by city-based Oriss... \| Read..
NTPC recruits four Utkal students
Four students, pursuing MA in sociology at the Utkal University, have ... \| Read..
Paltry pension pain for elderly
The elderly in the state gets only Rs 200, the lowest in the country, ... \| Read..
More schools may get Edusat
The state government is thinking of extending the Edusat teaching syst... \| Read..
Civic body hits streets to mop up tax
The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) is all set to file crimina... \| Read..
College boys’ innovation shows way to speed
At a time when the state is gearing up to implement foreign-based technolo... \| Read..
Midnight operation causes pipe leakage
Water supply in the industrial colony area of Unit-III has hit badly f... \| Read..
Work pressure leads to suicide
Unable to cope with work pressure, a tax collector working with the B... \| Read..
Port land war halts progress
The state government and the Paradip Port Trust (PPT) have been locked... \| Read..

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