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Natural drain choked to death

The natural drainage channel no.1 — which starts from Hatiasuni slum bordering the Chandaka Wildlife Sanctuary and falls into Buri Nullah near Rokat village on the city outskirts — is as good as a dead stream. It is being choked by loads of solid wa... | Read..

All the right moves

Twelve-year-old Puja Senapati is not just another girl next door. With her swift, intelligent moves on the black-and-wh... | Read..

Academic excellence is the goal

For Srinabasa Udgata, principal of the Venkateswar English Medium School (VEMS), Unit IV, Bhubaneswar, the institution ... | Read..

Ring in 2011 with good food, loud music

The capital is all set to turn into one big party zone on New Year’s Eve. ... | Read..

Cards lend personal touch to New Year wishes

Funny illustrations, bold one-liners and colourful designs make New Year cards special this year. ... | Read..

Students of Nrityanjali perform Sambalpuri dance at Civic Centre in Rourkela. Picture by Uttam Kumar Pal

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Artistes present different forms of Odissi music & dance

Odissi dance and music was presented in all its glory at the National Festival of Odissi Dance ... | Read..

Cuttack seeks a clean sweep

The New Year is expected to bring cheer to the faces of many people in the Millennium City. Mec... | Read..

City’s traffic problems worsen
Cuttack is struggling to keep up pace with the rising population and n... \| Read..
Flowery way to the big bucks
The growing demand for flowers has made several farmers of Subarnapur ... \| Read..
Woman farmer commits suicide
Mounting loans following crop loss reportedly drove a woman farmer to ... \| Read..
Youth Cong strike over farmer woes
The youth wing of the Congress today launched an indefinite strike dem... \| Read..
Seminar on women’s role in biodiversity
The Directorate of Research on Women in Agriculture here has said that... \| Read..
Saragi Phula draws to a close amid much fanfare
The three-day state-level children’s festival ‘Saragi Fula-2010’ organ... \| Read..
Baramunda shop owners’ fates hang in balance
The fate of over a hundred small businessmen carrying on trade in licensed... \| Read..
Fire victims still in danger
As the steel city of Rourkela struggled to come to terms with the loss... \| Read..
Police raid after torture complaint
The city police today conducted raids at various places in the city to... \| Read..
Another blank fire terrorises city
Close on the heels of a firing incident in the BJB Nagar area of the c... \| Read..
Flag row action demand against CM
In a fresh turn to the controversy of alleged disrespect to the nation... \| Read..
20 injured in port clash
The movement against the proposed Subarnarekha port in Balasore distri... \| Read..

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BSS activists suspend agitation