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05/06/2026

A ₹10 note that survives a spin in the washing machine. A ₹20 note that doesn't tear after a few weeks in your wallet. That future may not be far away.

The idea of introducing plastic, or polymer, currency in India has been around for years. In fact, the RBI first proposed polymer notes nearly a decade ago as a way to reduce wear and tear, improve security, and cut the cost of repeatedly printing replacement notes.

But while the proposal remained largely on paper, the latest update suggests things are finally moving forward. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra has indicated that discussions around polymer currency have gained momentum, with the central bank now reportedly planning a pilot introduction of ₹10 and ₹20 notes in selected states.

The choice of these denominations is no coincidence. They are among the most frequently used notes in the country and often become dirty, torn, or unusable much faster than higher-value currency.

If the pilot proves successful, India could gradually join countries such as Australia, Canada, and the UK, where polymer notes have become the norm due to their durability and longer lifespan.

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05/06/2026

ARMED WITH A BROOM, GLOVES, AND DETERMINATION, THE 29-YEAR-OLD SPENDS TWO HOURS EVERY MORNING CLEANING ONE OF ODISHA'S MOST VISITED BEACHES.

While most people are still asleep, Bapi Gochhayat is already at Paradip beach.
Every morning at 6 AM, the 29-year-old cycles to the beach carrying a broom, gloves, and a bag. For the next two hours, he cleans plastic waste left behind by visitors before heading to work at Paradip College.

What began as a personal initiative in 2022 has now become a remarkable environmental mission. Over the past four years, Bapi has cleaned the beach more than 350 times and handed over over 5.5 tonnes of plastic waste to the Paradip Municipality for recycling.

But his efforts don't stop there. On weekends, he uses placards and a microphone to encourage tourists not to litter. He has also visited schools across Kendrapada and Jagatsinghpur districts to raise awareness about plastic pollution, ocean conservation, and environmental protection.

His dedication earned him the Odisha government's Prakruti Bandhu Award in 2023. From discarded wrappers and toothbrushes to syringes and plastic containers, Bapi has removed thousands of pieces of waste from the shoreline. His message is simple: if one person can make a difference, many people together can transform an entire beach. And every morning, he proves it.

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05/06/2026

JUST HOW HOT IS ODISHA RIGHT NOW?
HOT ENOUGH TO COOK AN OMELETTE, AT LEAST ACCORDING TO A VIRAL VIDEO FROM SAMBALPUR.

A local content creator has taken social media by storm after posting a video that appears to show eggs being cooked under direct sunlight during a 44°C heatwave. In the clip, he places a pan outdoors, pours in oil, and then adds beaten eggs, which seem to start cooking within moments.

The video, captioned "Sambalpur at 44 degrees," quickly gained traction online, drawing thousands of views and reactions.

While many users were amazed by the experiment, others remained unconvinced, suggesting the pan may have been preheated beforehand. Some joked that Odisha's summer has become stronger than a stove, while others pointed out that metal surfaces exposed to intense sunlight can become much hotter than the surrounding air temperature.

Whether it was a genuine demonstration of extreme heat or simply a creative social media experiment, the video has become one of the most talked-about heatwave clips from Odisha this summer.

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05/06/2026

From losing nearly 10,000 lives in the 1999 Super Cyclone to becoming a global benchmark in disaster preparedness, Odisha's journey is now drawing international attention.

Addressing delegates at the BRICS Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) meeting in Puri, National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) member Krishna S Vatsa described Odisha as a model for disaster management, citing its investments in early warning systems, mass evacuations, community participation, and resilient recovery mechanisms.

Vatsa said the state's experience demonstrates how preparedness can save lives, pointing to Odisha's remarkable progress in handling cyclones over the past two decades. Today, the state's disaster management framework, including cyclone shelters, trained volunteers, and timely evacuation strategies, is studied both nationally and internationally.

He also warned that climate change is making disasters more frequent, intense, and unpredictable, creating interconnected risks such as flooding, heatwaves, power failures, and water shortages.

Calling for stronger global cooperation, Vatsa said BRICS nations must work together on early warning systems, resilient infrastructure, disaster financing, nature-based solutions, and technological innovation.

"Odisha's story shows that resilience is built through preparation, not reaction," he noted, adding that the lessons learned in the state could benefit vulnerable communities around the world.

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05/06/2026

The Bhubaneswar Development Authority (BDA) has decided to redevelop the Priyadarshini Market Complex at CRPF Square, a landmark commercial hub that has served traders and shoppers since 1987.

The decision was taken following a site visit by Housing and Urban Development Minister and BDA Chairman Krushna Chandra Mahapatra, who reviewed the condition of the nearly four-decade-old structure and interacted with shop owners.

Spread across 1.44 acres, the existing complex houses 152 shops, 100 vending platforms, restaurants, and office spaces. According to BDA, repeated repairs are no longer a sustainable solution, prompting plans for a complete redevelopment.

The proposed project aims to make better use of the prime commercial land by creating a modern market complex with improved infrastructure, adequate parking, enhanced public conveniences, and advanced fire safety systems. The redevelopment is also expected to generate additional commercial space and improve the overall shopping experience.

BDA officials have assured traders that support measures, including temporary relocation arrangements and compensation as per norms, will be provided during the construction phase.

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05/06/2026

CAN A RATH YATRA BE HELD AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR?
THE SHREE JAGANNATH TEMPLE MANAGING COMMITTEE SAYS NO, AND IT NOW PLANS TO TAKE THAT MESSAGE TO THE HIGHEST LEVELS OF GOVERNMENT.

At a meeting chaired by Gajapati Maharaja Dibyasingha Deb, the committee expressed strong objections to what it calls "untimely Rath Yatras" being organised by ISKCON in different parts of the world outside the traditional schedule associated with Lord Jagannath's annual chariot festival in Puri.

SJTA Chief Administrator Arabinda Padhee said the committee will send a resolution to the Odisha government seeking its intervention with the Centre. A delegation is also expected to meet the Prime Minister or the President after Niladri Bije to present its concerns.

Beyond the Rath Yatra issue, the committee reviewed preparations for this year's festival and discussed several key temple matters. The inventory of the Ratna Bhandar has been temporarily paused and will resume after Niladri Bije. The administration also announced steps to secure legal protection for the temple's name, symbols, and logos through intellectual property registration.

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05/06/2026

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Friday laid the foundation stone for an ₹80 crore Appliqué and Handicrafts Hub in Pipili, marking a major step towards promoting Odisha's traditional handicrafts and supporting thousands of artisans.

To be developed by the Handlooms, Textiles and Handicrafts Department, the project is expected to benefit more than 6,000 artisans associated with Pipili's iconic appliqué industry. The hub will be constructed by the Odisha Bridge and Construction Corporation (OBCC).

Envisioned as an integrated centre for production, exhibition, training, and sales, the facility will help artisans access better infrastructure while expanding the reach of their products to wider markets. Training in digital marketing, modern packaging, and improved production techniques will also be provided.

The five-storey complex will include retail spaces, training and demonstration centres, an amphitheatre, conference facilities, an interpretation centre, and parking infrastructure.

Known across India for its vibrant appliqué work, Pipili is expected to gain a significant boost through the project, which aims to preserve traditional craftsmanship while creating new economic opportunities for local artisans.

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05/06/2026

IF YOU'VE EVER SHOPPED AT UNIT-IV MARKET, YOU'VE PROBABLY EXPERIENCED ITS BIGGEST CHALLENGE, EVERYTHING IS PACKED INTO ONE BUSY SPACE. THAT MAY SOON CHANGE.

The Odisha government has announced plans for a major redevelopment of Bhubaneswar's iconic Unit-IV Market, with separate sections proposed for fish, meat, and vegetable vendors. The move is aimed at improving hygiene, better organising the market, and creating a more comfortable experience for both traders and customers.

According to Housing and Urban Development Minister Krushna Chandra Mahapatra, the market's current infrastructure needs significant improvement despite its popularity and importance to the city.

The proposed revamp is expected to benefit more than 300 non-vegetarian traders and over 400 vegetable vendors. A new market complex will be developed under a master plan, with a focus on cleanliness, accessibility, and better facilities.

The Minister also announced plans to revive Panchadeva Market, which has remained closed for nearly 25 years, and said alleged irregularities related to an incomplete market project would be investigated.

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05/06/2026

WHAT IF INDIA COULD START BUILDING ITS OWN STEALTH FIGHTER AIRCRAFT YEARS BEFORE ITS HOMEGROWN AMCA IS READY?

That's the opportunity Russia is putting on the table. Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered India a partnership to jointly manufacture the Su-57, Russia's most advanced stealth fighter jet. More significantly, Moscow says it is willing to transfer critical technologies and allow production in India, a key demand that has often complicated major defence deals.

The timing is noteworthy. India's Advanced Medium Combat Aircraft (AMCA) project is progressing, but the stealth jet is not expected to enter service until the mid-2030s. At the same time, reports suggest Pakistan is pursuing China's J-35 stealth fighter, potentially introducing fifth-generation aircraft into the region much sooner.

This leaves India facing a key question: wait for the AMCA, or pursue an interim stealth capability? The proposal also revives memories of the earlier FGFA programme, a joint India-Russia stealth fighter project that India exited in 2018 over concerns related to costs and technology sharing. Russia now claims those concerns can be addressed through deeper industrial cooperation and broader technology access.

Whether India accepts the offer remains to be seen, but the proposal has once again put the future of India's air power strategy in the spotlight.

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05/06/2026

Bollywood actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut visited Bhubaneswar on Friday for the premiere screening of her latest film, Bharat Bhagya Vidhata, and appealed to the Odisha government to grant the movie tax-free status in the state.

The film is based on the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks and seeks to portray the courage and resilience displayed during one of the darkest chapters in India's history. Speaking at the event, Kangana said the film has been dedicated to the "Bhagya Vidhatas of Bharat" and expressed hope that a tax exemption would enable more people to watch it.

The special screening was attended by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, Deputy Chief Minister K V Singh Deo, and other dignitaries. Responding to the request, Singh Deo said the state government would examine the proposal and hold discussions before taking a decision.

During her visit, Kangana also participated in the ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’ plantation campaign. The actress later shared moments from her Odisha visit on social media, describing it as a meaningful experience.

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