Olive Ridley mating begins in Gahirmatha
Kendrapara: Much to the ecstasy of nature lovers, thousands of mating pairs of Olive Ridley sea turtles were sighted by ...
Day: November 10, 2017
Welfare schemes elude tribals
Keonjhar: Lack of road connectivity is said to be a major hurdle in development of scores of remote villages and ...
Truant teachers in fringe area schools
Rayagada (Gajapati): Primary education in several schools located close to the Andhra-Orissa border in Gajapati district is in a shambles ...
No let-up in pest onslaught on crops
Bhubaneswar: The growing pest onslaught on paddy crops with pesticides becoming ineffective has left many farmers in parts of Balasore, ...
20 persons suffer from mysterious disease
Kendrapara: Panic struck the villagers, as nearly 20 Dalits fell sick with a mysterious disease at Keutakandia village under Laxminarayanpur ...
ODF campaign derails in Jajpur
Jajpur: Government’s aim to make the state open defecation free (ODF) over the next one year seems to be an uphill ...
Pune doctors to demonstrate neutering of deer at NZP
Barang: With a view to controlling the growing population of spotted deer in the Nadankanan Zoological Park (NZP) before it ...
At Rs 45 a kg, onion continues to bring tears to buyers
Bhubaneswar: There seems to be no let-up in the skyrocketing price of onions in the state as the kitchen essential ...
Judicial probe into ‘Kunduli shame’ raises doubts about outcome
Cuttack: Close on the heels of the state government announcing a judicial probe into the sensational alleged Kunduli gang rape ...
Indian labour market seeing a shift towards gig economy
New Delhi: Indian labour market is seeing a shift towards gig economy, with an increasing number of workers seeking contractual ...
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Win for Yechury
The Left movement has been passing through a bad patch for some years; a situation that got heightened by the...
Towards Day Zero
Deus ex machina. The only thing that has saved Cape Town, the famed tourist destination in South Africa, from endless...
I-T should cut both ways
Filing Income Tax (I-T) returns is an annual ritual for many. Around this time every year, people find themselves headed...
Missile ‘mis-adventures’
India is on a new adventure, namely, to enter the global weapons market. The Make in India programme supposedly had...
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