Cuttack is known as the Millennium City as well as the Silver City due to its history of 1000 years and famous silver filigree works. It is considered as the judicial capital of Odisha as the Odisha High Court is located here. It is also the old capital city of Odisha.The remains of the famous Barabati fort are still speaks the history of the millennium city. Cuttack has a rich maritime history which says that the traders’ sons (Sadhab pua) use to go to Java Sumatra Island to do business and brings lot of wealth here. To recollect this history every year Baliyatra, a weeklong festival is being organized here. Cuttack is the birth place of Subash Chandra Bose. Cuttack has so many special thing to know like here the feeling of sahi -bhai (Neighborhood) is very strong .Cuttack Khati (where group of friends, or people chatting on variety of subjects) is also very popular .Cuttack‘s delicious Dahibara- Allodium attracts many.
For non-vegetarians, particularly for those who have a special liking for dried fish, this fair has been a place of attraction.
Sushant Satpathy started his career as a constable in 1999 and was later promoted to IIC even though he had several allegations against him between 2012 and 2020, including nexus with bootleggers and deals to set free some accused, while serving in Jagatsinghpur, Cuttack, and Rayagada districts.
As per reports, a PIL was filed in the Orissa High court alleging illegal sand mining and transportation from Kathajodi riverbed. The petitioner alleged that the administration had turned a blind eye to the interests of the people of Cuttack.
The situation is so dire that it is nearly impossible to talk on mobile phones once you enter the Bali Yatra ground, let alone the internet. Due to lack of adequate mobile towers, mobile phones do not work when so many people gather at the fair ground.
Gabbar Chai, though a tandoori tea stall just like many other stalls selling tea in several parts of Bhubaneswar and Cuttack, has a unique smoky aroma and a variety of flavours that is attracting the tea connoisseurs who visit Bali Yatra.
As per reports, around 90 women of Maa Mahalakshmi Mahila Mission Shakti in Cuttack are preparing and selling the traditional pancakes (Pitha) of Odia households. From Kakra to Arisa, Manda, Chakuli; more than 142 types of these cakes are being enjoyed by the visitors.
Marriage registration officer Gopbandhu Parida that no date was given for further hearing and an order on the issue will be released later.
With lakhs of visitors turning up at the fairground every day, they were seen enjoying watching innumerable fishes with the experience of walking under the sea in the underwater tunnel aquarium.
A village-themed pavilion installed on the fairground has turned out to be a major draw for visitors.
Cash of Rs 25 lakh was recovered from his government quarters at Buxi Bazar in Cuttack on Tuesday morning. On Monday, Rs 7.5 lakh was recovered from him. With the fresh recovery, the total cash seizure from his possession reached Rs 32.5 lakh.
The Commissionerate Police has made elaborate arrangements for the safety and security of the visitors coming to Bali Yatra, one of the country’s largest open-air fairs that kick-started in Cuttack today.
Monday being the Kartika Purnima, the last day of the Panchuka when most people, particularly women, abstain from eating food prepared from onion and garlic, visitors crowded the 'Dahi Bara and Aloo Dum' stall.
As per reports, around 150 tribal families who live in this village surrounded by mountainous forests have settled on forest land for generations. But despite paying taxes every year, they don't know which land belongs to them.
Elaborate arrangements were made at Bindusagar tank in Bhubaneswar for the people to float their boats. People thronged the banks of Bindusagar tank and floated tiny boats and offered puja at Lingaraj Temple even before the day broke today.
The fair is called historic because it has a connection with our rich maritime history. The festival begins on the auspicious Kartika Purnima day.
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