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The move will benefit teachers of 488-category aided non-government higher secondary schools in the State.

About Rs 30 lakh has been spent for procuring each van for offering ATM service on the wheels.

Speaking to reporters, Panda said, “The letter from the Chief Secretary serves its purpose. There is an unnecessary controversy created by the BJP and the Centre has been cleared with all the doubts by the CS.”

At a meeting of the Cabinet Committee Investment's project monitoring group (CCI-PMG) at the Loka Seba Bhavan in Bhubaneswar, Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mohapatra gave necessary guidance for the resolution of various contours of the issues flagged by the project developers.

In the first phase, Olympic Values Education Programme will be implemented in 90 schools across two smart cities – Bhubaneswar and Rourkela.

Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Thursday approved various infrastructure projects for complete revamp of the temple area under integrated development of heritage, monuments and tourist destination scheme, the Chief Minister's Office said.

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Thursday asked forest department officials to prepare an integrated plan for significant reduction in forest fire incidents.

While the last date to file the e-PAR (self-appraisal) online through Human Resource Management System (HRMS) portal was April 26, the deadline has now been extended to May 31. 

State government has reportedly roped in a Supreme Court lawyer who will appear before the NCST on behalf of Keonjhar Collector.

An information board of a government project in Kabisuryanagar Notified Area Council (NAC) of Ganjam district has been found mentioning payment of PC in the execution of the works. 

Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik on Wednesday handed down compulsory retirement to six more State government officials accused of corruption and inefficiency.

The CGM said NABARD has sanctioned financial assistance of Rs 840 crore for 9 mega piped water supply projects aimed at providing safe drinking water at doorstep to about 17 lakh rural population in Odisha.

The Odisha government, in its bid to ensure 100 per cent Aadhaar coverage, has decided to enrol newborns, right after they are born in hospitals.

Taking stringent action for ensuring zero corruption in government offices, the State government ordered compulsory retirement to the officials who include three Executive Engineers, a Police Inspector, a former Development Authority and Additional Supply Inspector

So far the State government has sent as many as 151 officers on compulsory retirement on charges of corruption.