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A recent data revealed that INFLATION RATE IN ODISHA WAS HIGHEST IN MARCH 2024 as compared to other states and union territories in the country.

The Bhubaneswar-Cuttack Commissionerate Police has formed a Highly Efficient Response (or HER) team to take stringent action against road romeos who cause trouble for women and girls in the Twin city.

In view of scorching heat conditions in Odisha, the govt on Sunday announced early summer vacation for schools.

The Biju Janata Dal (BJD) has dropped five senior leaders and sitting legislators out of the nine Assembly seats for which the party announced candidates on Saturday.

In a tragic mishap, at least seven people died and one is still missing after a boat carrying about 50 people capsized in the Mahanadi River in Jharsuguda on Friday.

The Odisha Assembly Speaker on Thursday disqualified two legislators- Premananda Nayak and Arabinda Dhali under anti-defection law.

Jaundice is gradually spreading its tentacles in Cuttack triggering resentment among the locals.

Is the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) apprehensive of its performance in the Lok Sabha elections in Odisha?

Despite tall claims being made by Odisha government over road connectivity and boosting access to healthcare in rural areas, incidents of pregnant women and patients being carried on cot and in slings still continue to surface.

At least 20 passengers sustained injuries after a Mo Bus en route to Khordha from Bhubaneswar fell into a roadside nullah near Pitapali chhak on Saturday.

Women are walking miles, carrying buckets and pots of water in the scorching heat. These visuals are from Bhanjanagar block’s Danguapalli village in Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik’s home district Ganjam.

While the Odisha government continues to make tall claims with regard to increase in employment rate, the India Employment Report-2024 has laid bare the concerning scenario of employment in the state.

Gold prices in Bhubaneswar hit a record high of Rs 71,330 per 10 grams on Thursday. The price of 10 grams of 24-carat touched Rs 71,330, while that of 22-carat gold reached Rs 63,800. As per experts, gold can reach close to Rs 72,000 in next few weeks if the price rise continues with the same trend. 

Look at these people queuing outside the hospital. They are waiting here to avail medicine of tuberculosis. However, they have to leave the hospital premises dejected due to unavailability and shortage of TB medicine.

In an attempt to facilitate poor patients avail advanced medical technology, liver transplantation process has commenced at the SCB Medical College and Hospital (SCB MCH) in Cuttack. After almost a decade long wait, complex treatment process has been facilitated for the first time in the State at the SCB.