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The crematorium, which has two chambers for simultaneous cremation, has been made in collaboration with the Gas Authority of India Limited (GAIL). The Central government PSU has supplied all the equipment including supply pipes and burners through which CNG will be fired.

Taking to her Twitter, Sarangi came down heavily on the conch party alleging that the State government employees are delivering speech in Biju Yuva Janata Dal programme while master book keepers of Self Help Groups (SHG) are taking pledge to follow the directives of MLAs.

On the other hand, BJD advised the saffron party to stop indulging in unnecessary allegations and instead reach out to people instead.

The Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT) has directed Odisha chief secretary Pradeep Jena to take appropriate action against an IAS officer of Odisha-cadre, on basis of a complaint filed by Bhubaneswar MP Aparajita Sarangi and Odisha BJP president Manmohan Samal.

Commenting on the issue, BJD said that Soumya Ranjan Patnaik is giving such kind of opinion, as he wants to join BJP.

The Bhubaneswar MP questioned the rationale behind granting high-level security to the 5T Secretary during his visit to the district.

What has happened to him Is CM Naveen unwell?? After the statements of BJD leader Prafulla Samal that Naveen Patnaik can’t move around so much, In a tweet, she expressed her desire to know what has happened to the CM that he has restricted his movements. She also said that the people of Odisha should know the reason behind the CM’s inability.

Addressing media during an event in Khordha held to celebrate nine years of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government; Sarangi said the Odisha government is not implementing many welfare schemes of the Central government in the State.

As per the request by Sarangi, the inclusion of Khandagiri and Udayagiri hills in UNESCO world heritage list will result in better preservation and development.

Taking to the micro-blogging site Twitter, the Parliamentarian expressed dissatisfaction over the development. She asked the State government what was her fault for her exclusion from the invitees' list.

All the money will be spent within the 2023-24 fiscal. Bhubaneswar MP and BJP leader Aparajita Sarangi informed this after visiting all the 14 temples in Bhubaneswar on Friday.

Addressing a presser in Bhubaneswar, Aparajita Sarangi said that the State government in a letter to the Ministry of Coal and Mines has admitted that leaseholders reported high-grade iron ore as low-grade. 

The IAS-turned-politician said that the PM Modi-led union government has granted Rs 7,250 crore for the construction of the houses in the State under the housing scheme.  

The parliamentarian’s letter consists of 20-point suggestions which also include demands for Metro Train System covering Bhubaneswar-Jatni-Khordha-Cuttack-Choudwar.

India has become a member of the IPU after defeating its Indonesian counterpart by six votes. While Sarangi secured 12 votes in her favour, Indonesia’s Fadli Zon got only six votes.

Sarangi on Tuesday thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla for nominating her.

According to sources, all MLAs, MPs, district presidents, Zilla Parishad members, block chairmen and mayors of three municipal corporations of the state will be present during the last day of the workshop.

The other members of the committee are  Rajya Sabha MPs -- former Uttar Pradesh DGP Brij Lal and Samir Oraon, Lok Sabha MP Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore , and Sunil Jakhar, a BJP leader from Punjab, the party said in a statement.

According to allegations levelled by the BJP MP, the share of low-grade iron ore in 2019-2020 was 23 per cent of ores which increased to 95% in financial year 2021-2022.  

Slamming the ruling BJD, the Parliamentarian said, “There are two types of solution – a temporary and a permanent one. Even after reigning for over 20 years, the Odisha government has miserably failed to make a permanent solution. They are only interested in temporary solutions."