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Tribal painting expo kicks off in Capital

BHUBANESWAR: Eminent contemporary painter Ramhari Jena Tuesday inaugurated a five-day tribal painting camp organised by the Lalit Kala Akademi on its premises here. The workshop was attended by 12 artists from Odisha, Bihar, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Chhatisgarh. Interacting with Orissa Post, artist Pramod Barua...

BPUT students take grievances to streets

Bhubaneswar: The students of Biju Patnaik University of Technology (BPUT) and members of United BPUT Students’ Association Wednesday staged protests at multiple places in the City alleging university’s ‘negligence’ in several matters such as ragging on the campus, delay in publication of results, improper evaluation...

Experts urge regulatory intervention

 Often overlooked and less analaysed, lack of definitive mental healthcare in rural areas has rendered farmers hopeless in an ailing agricultural sector. Experts suggest that there is a need to address psychological issues in farmers to prevent suicides BHUBANESWAR: Minaketan Bhue, a 53-year old man...

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Capital hosts 41st edition of ‘Barsha’

BHUBANESWAR: The 41st edition of ‘Barsha’ organised by Chinta O Chetna was inaugurated at Rabindra Mandap here Tuesday. The cultural event was attended by Swami Ramnarayan Baba, Samita Bal, President, KIIT and KIIS, Sahadeb Sahoo, Mahendra Gupta MD, Gupta Cables, Srikant Mishra and State Secretary...

Boyanika handloom expo kicks off in City

BHUBANESWAR: A special handloom expo organised by Boyanika was inaugurated by Chief Secretary Asit Kumar Tripathy at Exhibition Ground here Tuesday. Commisioner-cum-secretary Subha Sharma, President, Boyanika Sesha Kumar Meher, and managing director Jyoti Prakash Dash were present on the occasion. The expo is sponsored by Development...

Mayurbhanj Art Expo concludes amid gaiety

Mayurbhanj: Mayurbhanj Art Exhibition was jointly organised by Mayurbhanj Foundation, Marwari Yuva Manch and Hall Foundation with much gaiety and fervour here. This was the first such initiative at Mayurbhanj where artistes from every fraternity joined to give the four-day art expo a much needed...

Norms eased: Mamata to cover more PVTG women

Bhubaneswar: With a view to ensuring proper healthcare of pregnant and lactating women belonging to Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTG) and their infants, the state government has relaxed norms for them to avail the benefits of Mamata scheme. In Odisha, Mamata benefits have been extended...

Two waste treatment plants in Nimapara soon

Nimapara: The authorities of Nimapara Notified Area Council (NAC) have decided to set up two solid waste treatment plants to improve garbage disposal system in the locality. As per the decision, the NAC authorities will establish the waste treatment plants near Patapur and Talaandia Squares...

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RBI board approves Rs 1.76Lcr transfer to govt

New Delhi: The government, Monday, won and the RBI lost in what turned out to be an attritional war that saw a Governor being scalped. One can argue that the central bank works at the pleasure of the government and the RBI Act says this...

 

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