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Investments in the priority sector and thrust sectors will receive 20% and 30% subsidies respectively, informed the state government.

The new deadline for vehicles with registration number ending with 1,2,3 and 4 will be December 31.

The new port policy 2022 will facilitate private sector investments in marine sector and also promote coastal shipping, marine tourism and multipurpose harbours.

Candidates can download their admission letter from the official website of the Commission www.ossc.gov.in from November 19, 2022 using their User Id & Password.

In a letter to chairman, PG Council (All state public universities coming under the department and principals of all government/non-government degree colleges, the higher education department has expressed concern over non-compliance.

The Odisha government on Tuesday announced the holiday list for 2023. As per the notification issued by the Revenue and Disaster Management Department, the government has declared that the state government offices as well as revenue and magisterial courts (Executive) will remain closed on festive/ commemorative occasions.

A fresh notification in this regard has been issued by General Administration and Public Grievance Department.

"All contractual employees will be regularised," announced Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik

HR Biswas, Director of IMD’s Regional Centre here briefed senior officials of the Odisha government during the State Level Cyclone preparedness meeting.

Recently, the State Finance Department released an office memorandum for the re-engagement of retired government servants upto 50 per cent at the entry-level vacancies.

This revision of consolidated monthly remuneration shall come into force with effect from October 1, 2022.

The state government’s hurriedness to initiate By-election process for the vacant Dhamnagar constituency before the leader’s eleventh day death ritual has drawn flak from opposition.

Minister of Science and Technology Ashok Panda has been appointed as the Chairperson of Planning Committee for Angul district whereas Higher Education Minister Rohit Pujari named Planning Committee chairperson of Bolangir district

The decision to increase the dearness allowance by three per cent to 34 per cent from existing 31 per cent has been taken after considering the overall financial resources and fiscal target stipulated under Odisha Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Act, 2005.

Officials assured of immediate solution and urged the protesters to call off their strike and go back home.