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20/09/2025

🙏 MAA IS COMING🙏

Are you ready to surrender spiritually?

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18/09/2025

ORISSA HIGH COURT QUASHES LIC'S DECISION TO CANCEL FLAT ALLOTMENTS AND MOVE TO AUCTION-BASED SYSTEM.

The Orissa High Court has ordered the Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) to honour flat allotments under its Policy Holders’ Housing Scheme (Jeevan Bima Nagar) in Bhubaneswar. A single judge bench, led by Justice Dixit Krishna Shripad, quashed LIC's decision to cancel the allotments and switch to an auction-based process. The legal dispute arose from four petitions filed by policyholders, who claimed that LIC had initially promised flat allotments through a lottery system but later moved towards public auctions.

The controversy stemmed from delays in land registration due to issues under the Forest Conservation Act, 1980. Despite complications, LIC was directed to formalize the allotments. Justice Shripad ruled that petitioners, who had already paid Rs 1,00,000 each, would pay an additional 10% to account for price hikes. LIC was ordered to honour the original lottery-based allotments.

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18/09/2025

BMC'S INITIATIVE AIMS TO REDUCE PLASTIC WASTE DURING DURGA PUJA, KIOSKS AND VOLUNTEERS TO RAISE AWARENESS.

The Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has urged residents to avoid carrying bhog in polythene bags during the upcoming Durga Puja. This initiative is part of a broader effort to reduce the use of single-use plastics and manage the surge in waste generated during the festive season.

BMC noted that the city generates around 800 metric tonnes of waste daily, with nearly 200 tonnes being plastic. The volume of solid waste rises by 200 additional metric tonnes each day during Durga Puja, putting immense pressure on the city's sanitation services.

To curb this, BMC will set up kiosks at key Puja pandals across various locations like Baramunda, Nayapalli, Sahid Nagar, and Rasulgarh, where volunteers will raise awareness and distribute leaflets. The initiative also encourages proper waste disposal at designated dustbins, aiming for a cleaner, greener celebration this festive season.

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18/09/2025

ODISHA STA TO CONDUCT STRICT INSPECTIONS ON DJ VEHICLES; PENALTIES FOR VIOLATING SAFETY STANDARDS.

The Odisha State Transport Authority (STA) has announced a crackdown on illegal DJ vehicles following rising safety concerns. The STA issued a circular prohibiting unauthorized modifications, such as oversized sound systems, lights, and structural changes, in vehicles converted into DJ vehicles.

The move comes after several accidents linked to these unsafe vehicles. Under the Motor Vehicles Act, unauthorized alterations in a vehicle’s size, structure, or additions like amplifiers and neon lights will lead to penalties, and the vehicle’s fitness and registration certificates may be canceled.

There is no provision for "DJ vehicles" under the law. The STA has pledged strict inspections, particularly during festive seasons, and launched awareness campaigns to educate vehicle owners and operators. Citizens hiring such vehicles have been urged to ensure they comply with safety norms. The police will assist in making enforcement more effective.

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17/09/2025

Odisha rising
✅ ₹10,000 crore investment
✅ 20,000 new jobs
✅ Chemicals for pharma & agro sectors
Ganjam is turning into an industrial hub!

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Monday laid the foundation stone for a ₹10,000 crore chemical plant by SRF Limited at Gopalpur Industrial Park, Ganjam.
The plant will come up on 300 acres inside Tata Steel’s SEZ and will make refrigerants, solvents, fluoro-polymers, and raw materials used in pharma and agriculture.

The biggest highlight? 20,000 direct and indirect jobs for Odisha’s youth. “This project will change the economic landscape of Ganjam,” said Berhampur MLA K Anil Kumar at the event.

This is the 14th major investment at Gopalpur Industrial Park, which already has projects worth over ₹40,000 crore. With SRF’s entry, the region is now firmly on India’s industrial map. SRF CMD Ashish Bharat Ram, Aska MP Anita Subhadarshini, and local MLAs joined the ceremony, while CM Majhi called it a big step for Make in Odisha.

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17/09/2025

STUDENTS ARE NEVER ALONE! AIIMS BHUBANESWAR INTRODUCES A BREAKTHROUGH MENTAL WELLNESS APP PROVIDING CONFIDENTIAL SUPPORT ANYTIME, ANYWHERE.

AIIMS Bhubaneswar is taking a bold step to safeguard student mental health with the launch of the AI-driven ‘Never Alone’ app, designed to prevent suicides and provide continuous support. Originally launched at AIIMS Delhi on World Su***de Prevention Day, the platform is now accessible to students in Odisha.

Available 24x7 via WhatsApp, the app offers a secure interface connecting students with mental health professionals, counsellors, and trained volunteers. It operates on three pillars: mental health screening, professional intervention, and post-intervention follow-up. AI algorithms analyze student queries to generate personalized diagnostic summaries, guiding them to treatment options or support networks.

Dr. Ashutosh Biswas, Executive Director of AIIMS Bhubaneswar, emphasized the importance of timely, confidential consultations. By creating a robust network of psychiatrists, counsellors, faculty, and student volunteers, AIIMS Bhubaneswar hopes this initiative will become a model for higher education institutions across India.

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17/09/2025

THE SAD IRONY IS WE WILL CELEBRATE DURGA PUJA IN A FEW DAYS.

A 19-year-old college student was allegedly gang-raped near Baliharchandi temple in Puri district. Police said the crime occurred on Saturday when the survivor and her male companion were approached by a group of youths who demanded money. On refusal, two of them allegedly assaulted her while others restrained her companion.

The survivor filed an FIR on Monday after recovering from the initial trauma. Following her complaint, Puri SP Prateek Singh confirmed that three accused have been arrested, while a manhunt is underway for at least one more suspect. The survivor has undergone a medical examination, and police have assured strict action.

This incident comes months after a similar assault at Gopalpur beach, raising concerns over women’s safety in tourist areas. Authorities have pledged tighter vigilance and harsher penalties for offenders to ensure such crimes do not recur.

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16/09/2025

THESE MEGA-INVESTMENTS ACROSS 12 DISTRICTS ARE EXPECTED TO GENERATE OVER 52,000 DIRECT AND INDIRECT JOBS, MARKING A NEW ERA IN INCLUSIVE GROWTH FOR ODISHA.

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi laid the foundation stone for 27 industrial projects across 12 districts in Odisha on September 15th, 2025, with a combined investment of ₹25,379 crore. These projects are expected to generate more than 52,000 jobs, both direct and indirect, paving the way for a wave of industrial growth across the state.

The sectors covered include renewable energy, food processing, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, rare earth minerals, textiles, downstream manufacturing, and more. Districts like Ganjam, Khurda, Koraput, Angul, Sundargarh, Rayagada, Bhadrak, Sambalpur, Cuttack, Jajpur, Puri, and Jharsuguda are to benefit.

Speaking at the event held at the OUAT conference hall, CM Majhi said that Odisha is “moving from promise to performance”, and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring that these investments reach every corner of the state. In the past 15 months, his administration has approved 260 projects worth ₹5.6 lakh crore, laying foundation stones for many, showing the state’s rapid growth trajectory.

These projects not only promise jobs, but also signal Odisha’s shift towards high-value industries and sustainable growth under its development goals. Inclusive growth and local employment remain top priorities.

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16/09/2025

Ollywood star Buddhaditya Mohanty, known for his stellar performances in both Odia films and television, has been admitted to a private hospital in Cuttack due to a respiratory infection. Sources confirmed that the actor’s condition is currently stable, and he is responding to treatment under close medical supervision.

Buddhaditya has long been celebrated for his versatility and dedication, earning widespread recognition in both commercial and critically acclaimed Odia films. His sudden hospitalization has concerned fans and colleagues alike, who have taken to social media to send their best wishes for his speedy recovery.

Medical professionals continue to monitor his health closely, ensuring that he receives the necessary care. While details regarding his treatment remain private, updates from the hospital are awaited. The Ollywood community and fans remain united in hope, eagerly awaiting the actor’s return to the screen.

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16/09/2025

A SPIRITUAL JOURNEY ENDS IN TRAGEDY AT THE HOLY ABODE OF LORD JAGANNATH

A pilgrimage to Puri Jagannath Temple turned tragic on Monday when a woman devotee collapsed and died at the sacred Baishi Pahacha, moments before darshan. The deceased has been identified as Manjulata Sahu from Khandapara in Nayagarh district.

Reports state that Manjulata had travelled to Puri to perform the sacred ritual of pind daan before offering prayers at the Srimandir. After completing the ritual at Baishi Pahacha, one of the temple’s most revered spots, she suddenly complained of uneasiness and fell unconscious. Fellow devotees rushed to help, and she was taken to a nearby hospital, where doctors declared her dead.

Family sources revealed that this journey had been close to her heart, as she had long desired to perform pind daan and then seek Lord Jagannath’s blessings. Unfortunately, her life ended before she could fulfill the final part of her pilgrimage.

The incident spread shock and grief across the temple premises. Authorities and police supported the grieving family, while devotees described the moment as both heartbreaking and deeply symbolic.

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15/09/2025

Odisha has emerged as the country’s second-highest consumer of ma*****na, with an estimated 3,44,160 kg consumed annually, according to national consumption data. Behind this figure lies a deeper crisis: illegal cultivation, interstate smuggling, and a worrying rise in youth addiction.

In 2024-25 alone, police destroyed over 27,700 acres of cannabis plantations in districts like Koraput, Malkangiri, Kandhamal, and Gajapati, while seizing more than 1.37 lakh kg of g***a. Yet, large consignments continue to slip through, with 10.3 tonnes seized in a single raid earlier this year.

Drug de-addiction centres across Odisha reported 48,000 youth admissions in the last year, double the 2020 numbers, underscoring the social fallout. While the government is pushing eradication drives and community pledges, the scale of cultivation and consumption shows Odisha remains at the heart of India’s cannabis trade.

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