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Fani-hit Ravenshaw yet to get back on its feet

Cuttack: The authorities of Ravenshaw University here have not yet restored damaged infrastructure even though more than two months have passed after Cyclone Fani hit Odisha. The storm had damaged the doors and windows of some buildings, boundary walls, streetlights and CCTV cameras at Ravenshaw...

Tata Group pays off dues to close sale of mobile business

New Delhi: Tata Group has settled the stipulated dues owed to lenders and the government, estimated to be roughly Rs 50,000 crore, to complete the sale of consumer mobile business to Bharti Airtel. “All debt obligations of Tata Teleservices have been repaid as per the...

10% rise in road mishaps in Odisha

Bhubaneswar: Even as the Supreme Court Committee on Road Safety issued a strong advisory to the state government, the latter has failed to curb the rising number of road mishaps in the state. There has been a 10 per cent rise in the number of...

Exciting Platform: Youngsters revel in K-pop Contest India

Traditional games like ‘Ddakji’ and ‘Tuho’ were also played by avid fans of Korean culture who thronged the event to K-pop BHUBANESWAR: Odisha held its third K-pop contest in association with Korean Culture Center India (KCCI) and Korean Tourism Organization (KTO) with LG Electronics India...

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Chariot festivals of Odisha’s four religious sects

BHUBANESWAR: The spectacular Rath Yatra is perhaps the greatest celebration in Odisha. Its impact is far reaching. The chariot is a recurring motif of Odisha’s traditional art. The most remarkable example one can think of is the Sun Temple of Konark, with its 24 wheels...

RBI closely monitoring NBFC operations

New Delhi: Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has started monitoring the operations of the non banking finance companies (NBFCs) following the budgetary decision to incentivize banks for buying NBFC assets. “We are monitoring NBFCs and their operations at regular intervals,” the RBI Governor,  Shaktikanta Das...

Rs 10,000 per month for EWS Padma awardees

Bhubaneswar: Following Odisha’s mountain man Daitari Nayak’s decision to return the Padma Shri award, the state government has taken a decision to provide a monthly assistance of `10,000 to the Padma Shri awardees belonging to economically weaker section (EWS) category in the state. The Culture...

 

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