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Shock, disbelief over doc’s death

The murder of Dr. Brahmananda Panda has sent shockwaves across the capital. His close associates and neighbours termed the act as “ghastly, unfortunate and unbelievable”.... | Read..

Singer keeps Oriya ghazals alive

Mana Pakshi is all about romance and the way nature shapes the myriad emotions of love. ... | Read..

Check finds 50kg plastic bags

The Cuttack Municipal Corporation (CMC) today conducted surprise raids at several places of the city to check use of non... | Read..

Cuttack crime worse than in capital

Cuttack is more prone to crime, compared to neighbouring Bhubaneswar. According to report published by the state home de... | Read..

On way to be torchbearer

Sportspersons across the state to take part in Queen’s Baton Relay to mark Commonwealth Games

It will be the first time for thousands in the state to hold or at least have a glance of the Queen’s Baton Relay, the curta ... | Read..

United for a better life: A Hepatitis B awareness rally was organised by Kalinga Gastroenterology Foundation, in Cuttack, on Wednesday, World Hepatitis ... | Read

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ICFAI results announced

The ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education (IFHE), today announced admissions into its various p... | Read..

Classes suspended due to clash

Classes in Maharshi College of Natural Law have been suspended till Monday following a clash du... | Read..

Lack of text books affects education

Jyoti Badajena, student of Class VII student of the Satyanagar Pratha... | Read..

Golden fields: the road to poverty alleviation

Had it not been for the golden grass craft movement, Sabitri Senapati ... | Read..

Green drive finds very few takers

There are very few takers for the plantation programme of Bhubaneswar ... | Read..

College lecturers needed

The state government has requested the Orissa Public Service Commissio... | Read..

Month-old elephant rescued

A male baby elephant, who was rescued from the Chandaka Dampara Wildli... | Read..

Resistance stalls GPS survey

Land acquisition for the proposed plant of Korean steel major Posco co... | Read..

State to have open varsity

The state will soon have its own open university. Debi Prasad Mishra, ... | Read..

Make a splash in see-through rainwear

The rain gods have finally smiled on the city and those who want to en... | Read..

New lease of life for children’s magazine

Here’s some good news for students studying in Oriya medium schools. ... | Read..

Poor fund spoils patient diet

The authorities of the Sriram Chandra Bhanja Medical College Hospital... | Read..

Erratic E-admission exhausts students

Erroneous, erratic and exhausting. That’s how one can describe the new... | Read..

Nun seeks a month’s time to be in court

The nun allegedly gangraped during the Kandhamal riots nearly two year... | Read..

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Maoist fear in districts