News from Berhampur

In a similar incident in Cuttack's Ravenshaw University, students were seen carelessly flouting the COVID norms during the Annual Athletic Meet held at the varsity campus.

Challenging the decision of the SDJM’s court, Tapaswini’s advocate Deepak Pattanayak filed a petition in the district court today which is slated to be heard on December 27. 

Bijay Kumar, a resident of Berhampur and Shruti Saxena, who is a native of Lucknow, tied knot, taking oath on the copy of ‘Constitution’. 

After devastation wreaked by the Cyclonic storm Jawad, mandi mismanagement in many districts of Odisha has provided ample opportunity for dalals to rob the farmers of their money hard-earned from harvested crops.

The ongoing marital dispute between Tapaswini Dash and her doctor husband Sumit Sahu is showing no sign of resolution despite judicial intervention and instead getting murkier with each passing days.   

Some local women, said to be the supporters of Tapaswini Dash who has been sitting on dharna in front of her husband in Berhampur, tried to storm the house after breaking open the main gate on Monday evening

The police finally launch an investigation into the Tapaswini-Sumit marital discord issue.

Sumit said that he was under tremendous mental stress due to the allegations leveled against him by his wife Tapaswini and he was taking rest after consulting with doctors and his superior authorities.

The projects are spread over various sectors including roads, bridges, drainage, education, health, livelihood, irrigation, energy, women and child development.

BJP activists took out a roadshow and raised ‘Naveen Patnaik go back’ slogans alleging the CM's inaction in lady teacher Mamita Meher murder case in Kalahandi district.

Tapaswini lodged the missing complaint after Sumit didn’t turn up even after 24 hours

The Tapaswini-Sumit marital dispute case took a curious turn on Friday.  

Tension flew high at Lanjipalli Dhipasahi under ward no-36 of Berhampur Municipality Corporation (BeMC) during an eviction drive carried out by the civic authorities on Tuesday. 

For Tapaswini Das, who sat in front of her husband’s house demanding acceptance by her husband and in-laws, the court’s order to let the couple stay together at a rented house for seven days is nothing short of a blessing in disguise. 

With a low pressure brewing up in South Andaman Sea stroking fears of a cyclone for Odisha, the farmers of the State, particularly from the South and coastal belts are losing sleep for fear of suffering losses just before the harvesting period.