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The undergraduate (UG) and post graduate (PG) degree final year or final semester examinations will be conducted through online mode in Odisha. In a major announcement, State Higher Education Minister Arun Kumar Sahoo on Friday informed that the final year or final semester examination of UG and PG students will be conducted via online mode by July/August this year.

A cyclonic circulation over Gangetic West Bengal and its neighbouring areas will cause heavy rainfall in several districts of Odisha. Currently, the Southwest monsoon is active over Odisha.

With the world yet to see light at the end of this never-ending pandemic tunnel, the state government has decided to strengthen the online education system in Odisha. Odisha Mass Education Minister, Samir Ranjan Dash on Thursday (June 17) informed that the government has launched e-pathshala and e-mulyankana programmes for the students.

In a major announcement, Odisha Higher Education Minister Arun Sahoo has confirmed that the Under-graduate and Post-Graduate (UG & PG) exams will be held in Odisha this year. Following a high-level meeting, the minister on Friday said that the exams will be held in online mode. While the exams will most likely be held in July or August, Universities and the Autonomous Colleges will decide the exam dates and the appropriate methodology. Students can appear the examinations from home, and those who do not have access to technology can appear in nearest degree college, the minister said.

These images may give you the illusion of a thin film of silk covering large tracts of land. But, soon this illusion will turn into dread if you are told that these are spider webs. Yes it’s true! These are giant spider webs seen in the state of Victoria in Australia.

During these times of Covid-19 pandemic, more often than not, a tragedy doesn’t end with death. Stigma & uncompassionate behaviour continue to scar our society.

Odisha Government has now shifted its COVID19 management focus to coastal districts.

Within the mega battle for the World Test Championship title will be playing out the high-profile clash between India captain Virat Kohli and New Zealand skipper Kane Willaimson. It seems like Kohli and Williamson, two of the best batsmen and inspirational leaders of the current generation are destined to fight against each other for as long as they play cricket.

On May 20, as many as 21 cobra eggs were found in Delanga Block in Puri. The locals had contacted the snake helpline members, who recovered the eggs from the spot. The Snake Helpline members arranged for artificial hatching of the eggs. Out of the total, 20 eggs hatched while one.The snake helpline members then released the 20 cobra hatchlings into Chandaka forest area.

While the CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and CISCE (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination) have already come up with the evaluation formula for Class 12 exams, all eyes are now on the criteria the Odisha CHSE Board is going to adopt. The Vice Chairman of Council of Higher Secondary Education (CHSE), Tusharkanti Tripathy on Thursday (June 17) made a big revelation in this regard. According to Tripathy, matriculation or the Class 10 examination would play an important role in the calculation of Plus-2 Board Examination marks.

This is the story of Roshan Mishra a bright young boy from Khordha, who dreams of being a Chartered Accountant. This young boy wants to live and make his parents proud. However, life is slowly slipping away from him. Roshan has been diagnosed with a very rare type of cancer called ‘Clival Chordoma.’ This cancer affects the brain at the base of the skull.

This may look like a busy vegetable market, but it is not. It is loot happening on road near Palasuni area of Bhubaneswar. A truck carrying vegetables met with an accident and its entire load spilled onto the road. Spotting a chance, passersby got to work and started filling up their bags and sacks with the vegetables. The visuals also show a couple of people wearing khaki clothes among others engaged in this raid.

At least one person was killed and two others sustained serious injuries after two groups of people fired bullets and hurled bombs at each other at Sarangdhar Stadium in Kamakhyanagar area of Dhenkanal.

Ending all speculations, the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Thursday revealed the evaluation criteria for awarding marks to Class 12 students. The Board apprised the Supreme Court that the marks will be decided on the basis of the performance in Class 10th, Class 11th and Class 12th.

Odisha government changed its lockdown strategy and announced partial lockdown across the state till 5 AM of July 1st. As per the latest announcement, greater degree of relaxation has been granted to Category A districts (Baragarh, Bolangir, Boudh, Deogarh, Gajapati, Ganjam, Jharsuguda, Kandhamal, Kalahandi, Koraput, Malkangiri, Nabarangpur, Nuapada, Rayagada, Sambalpur, Subarnapur and Sundergarh).