Following traffic rules diligently ensures that accidental deaths and injuries are reduced. Know what things can be done to avoid deaths on the road.
As India celebrates National Road Safety Week from January 11 to January 17, know how empowering communities can ensure that Indian roads are safer.
Patnaik and Puri King Gajapati Dibyasingha Deb broke open coconuts in front of the Parikrama plaque to dedicate the project to people.
India celebrates its Army Day to remember the troops and the sacrifices they have made for the country. On the occasion, let’s have a look at some of the popular Bollywood movies based on Indian Army and the valiant soldiers.
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Monday released a video message wherein he appealed to people to light lamps, blow conches, beat gongs, sing devotional songs and chant Lord Jagannath’s name on January 17.
Since it is an agrarian festival and in Odisha festivals are incomplete without sweets and mouth-watering delicacies, on this day, a traditional and special dish is prepared with 'Makara Chaula' or newly harvested rice.
Special ‘Makar Chaula’ is prepared on this day which is offered to the presiding deities first and then eaten by all in the family. People wear new dresses and bow down to their elderlies seeking blessings.
The flag-off ceremony was presided over by monk Tai Situpa Rinpoche, Lt Gen. P.S. Minhas, and DG IBC Abhijit Halder, adding a spiritual and military aura to the event.
Bus stands, railway stations, and airports are filled with people wanting to reach their homes as early as possible and spend the day with their loved ones.
In India, the National Road Safety Week is being observed from January 11 to January 17 to raise awareness and encourage safe driving practices.
Makar Sankranti is not just a festival; it is a joyous occasion that gives the thrill of kite-flying, creates an atmosphere of joy and cultural richness, brings communities together, and fosters a spirit of unity.
About his book ‘Modi and India: 2024 And the Battle for Bharat’, Rahul said it is a balanced account of what Prime Minister Narendra Modi aspires this country to be.
Das, during discussion on the theme ‘News Plus: The Future of News’ with Litisha Mangat Panda, Head of Business Digital Odisha Television Network, said the media can be a force for good or a force for destruction.
While speaking on the topic, ‘Reaching The Last Mile: Developing The Rest of India,’ the Assam Chief Minister said, “This new nationalism is not against anyone or drive anyone out of the country.
While attending OTV’s annual convention, Foresight 2024, Himanta Biswa Sharma recalled his memories of when the situation was completely different decades back.
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