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24/08/2025

DUAL-PURPOSE FACILITIES TO SERVE AS SAFE HAVENS DURING DISASTERS AND COMMUNITY HUBS IN NORMAL TIMES

Odisha is set to strengthen its disaster management network with the construction of nearly 800 cyclone shelters across the state’s vulnerable regions. The announcement was made by Revenue Minister Suresh Pujari during his visit to Delhi, where he placed the state’s demand before the Union Home Minister.

The shelters will be strategically built near schools in disaster-prone areas, ensuring quick accessibility during emergencies. Designed as multipurpose facilities, these structures will act as safe havens during cyclones and floods, while being used for social gatherings and community activities in non-emergency periods.

Minister Pujari highlighted that this dual-function approach would not only save lives during disasters but also prevent the shelters from falling into neglect by keeping them actively utilised year-round.

The project showcases Odisha’s proactive stance on disaster preparedness, aligning with national efforts toward climate resilience and public safety.

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24/08/2025

LOCALS HAIL PROJECT AS FULFILLMENT OF DECADES-OLD DEMAND, THANK PM MODI AND CM MAJHI FOR INDUSTRIAL PUSH.

Keonjhar district is set to host Odisha’s second-largest steel plant with an investment of ₹50,000 crore, marking a milestone in the state’s industrial expansion. The mega project, to be developed by a global steel giant, is expected to commence construction in early 2026 and be completed within five years, targeting commercial operations by 2031. With a projected capacity of 10 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), the plant will not only boost India’s steel output but also position Odisha as a leading hub for steel production.

The project is anticipated to generate over 25,000 direct and indirect jobs, offering significant opportunities for local youth. Additionally, it will stimulate allied industries such as logistics, mining, and small-scale enterprises. Experts note that the plant will enhance Odisha’s contribution to India’s 300 MTPA steel target by 2030, while also uplifting the economy of Keonjhar and surrounding districts through better infrastructure and industrial growth.

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24/08/2025

DENSELY POPULATED REGIONS IN INDIA COULD SEE FEWER RAINBOWS, EVEN AS GLOBAL OCCURRENCES RISE UNDER WARMING TRENDS.

A new scientific study indicates that while global rainbow days may increase marginally by 4–5% by 2100, densely populated parts of India could face the opposite trend, a decline in rainbow sightings. According to data analyzed by India Today, climate-driven changes in rainfall patterns and rising urbanization are altering the atmospheric conditions essential for rainbow formation.

Researchers trained a model using thousands of crowd-sourced rainbow photos under current and future climate scenarios. While 21–34% of global land areas may lose rainbow days, India is among the countries projected to experience significant declines, particularly in urban regions where altered light conditions, fewer showers, and reduced cloud cover limit the necessary interplay of sunshine and raindrops.

This quiet disappearance underscores how even small, joyful encounters with nature, like spotting a rainbow, are vulnerable to climate shifts, especially in areas where human activity and environmental change intersect.

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24/08/2025

THIS IMAGE IS FROM 1972!! CAN YOU BELIEVE IT?

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24/08/2025

CUTTACK BRACES FOR LARGE-SCALE DEMOLITIONS AS 221 UNSAFE BUILDINGS FACE THE BULLDOZER.

Cuttack faces a major urban safety crisis. The Orissa High Court has ordered the demolition of 221 unsafe buildings across the city after the district administration flagged them as high-risk. Many of these structures have peeling plaster, cracked walls, and collapsing roofs, endangering lives.

Among them, eight government-owned and two privately-owned properties are on the immediate demolition list. Notices have been issued, yet several families still occupy unsafe houses, refusing to vacate despite the hazards. So far, only a few institutions, including the Commercial Tax and GST departments, have complied by vacating 72 unsafe quarters in Badambadi New LIC Colony.

The High Court has directed the administration to submit a status report by September 18 and warned that criminal cases will be filed against those refusing to move out. Locals have demanded urgent action, citing risks to nearby schools and public roads.

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24/08/2025

A Parliamentary Standing Committee has recommended the introduction of a law making reservations compulsory in private higher educational institutions. Currently, reservations are mandated only in government institutions, while private colleges often follow their own admission policies or state directives.

According to the panel’s proposal, private institutions would be required to reserve 27% seats for Other Backward Classes (OBCs), 15% for Scheduled Castes (SCs), and 7.5% for Scheduled Tribes (STs). The committee noted that private colleges now account for a major share of higher education in India, especially in fields such as engineering, medicine, and management, and must also share the responsibility of ensuring social justice and equal opportunities.

If the recommendation is implemented, the move could transform the admission landscape by extending constitutionally guaranteed opportunities to students from disadvantaged communities in the private sector as well. The government is expected to examine the proposal before deciding on further action.

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24/08/2025

Odisha Launches Dial 112 for Ambulance Services to Enhance Emergency Medical Response.

The Odisha government has launched a new initiative, Dial 112, for accessing ambulance services, with Fire Services taking the lead. This move is designed to provide timely medical assistance, particularly in road accidents and rural emergencies where help is often delayed. The initiative is backed by the provision of ambulance vehicles to the Directorate General of Fire Services.

To further strengthen this, 911 newly recruited Agniks (firefighters) have undergone specialized medical training and will soon be deployed across the state. This marks a significant evolution in the role of firefighters, who will now serve as first responders in medical emergencies.

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi will attend the passing-out parade for these recruits, highlighting the initiative's importance in enhancing public safety, particularly in underserved rural areas. The initiative aims to ensure immediate assistance within the critical 'golden hour' of trauma response.

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24/08/2025

Citizens Protest Slow Progress of Cuttack-Sambalpur NH-55 Work in Odisha
The residents of Chowdar, Cuttack, expressed frustration over the delayed progress of the Cuttack-Sambalpur National Highway (NH-55) construction. In a bid to capture the authorities' attention, they staged a unique protest. The protest highlights growing concerns over the project’s slow pace and its impact on local commuters and the region’s connectivity.

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24/08/2025

HOW DOES THIS MAKE YOU FEEL ?

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23/08/2025

INDIRECT PROMPT INJECTIONS COULD EXPOSE SENSITIVE DATA WITHOUT ANY CLICKING, ENDANGERING 1.8 BILLION GMAIL ACCOUNTS.

Google has issued an urgent warning to its 1.8 billion Gmail users worldwide about a new cybersecurity threat that exploits advancements in artificial intelligence (AI). The warning centers on "indirect prompt injections," a type of attack where harmful instructions are concealed within external sources like emails, calendar invites, or documents. Unlike traditional attacks, users don't need to click on anything; the malicious code is triggered when read by AI chatbots like Google's Gemini.

Technology experts caution that this hidden threat could lead to AI systems unintentionally revealing sensitive information, such as passwords, compromising users’ security. In response, Google has strengthened its Gemini 2.5 AI model and added new layers of protection, including machine-learning systems to detect suspicious activity. Despite the increased threat, Google aims to make these attacks harder and costlier for cybercriminals.

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23/08/2025

ADVENTURE TURNED TRAGIC AT DUDUMA WATERFALL AS YOUTUBER SAGAR TUDU WAS SWEPT AWAY WHILE FILMING REELS. RESCUE TEAMS ARE ON THE JOB, BUT HE REMAINS UNTRACED.

A tragic incident was reported today from Duduma waterfall in Odisha’s Koraput district, where a young YouTuber was swept away while filming reels.
The missing youth has been identified as Sagar Tudu (22) from Berhampur in Ganjam district. According to reports, Sagar, accompanied by his friend Abhijit Behera of Cuttack, had come to Koraput to shoot videos of local tourist spots for his channel.

The mishap occurred when authorities at Machakunda dam released nearly 2,000 cusecs of water following heavy rainfall in Lamtaput area. Despite prior alerts to downstream residents, the sudden surge left Sagar stranded on a rock. Locals and tourists attempted to save him, but the strong current swept him away.
Fire Brigade teams and Machkunda police launched an immediate rescue operation, but he remains missing as of the latest update.

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23/08/2025

15 BUDDING PASTRY ARTISTS USE DARK AND WHITE CHOCOLATE TO CRAFT LIFE-LIKE MODEL FEATURING SYMBOLS OF KEY GOVERNMENT SCHEMES

Diploma students of Club Chocolate in Bhubaneswar have sculpted a 70-kg chocolate replica of Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of his birthday. The life-size model was made using 55 kg of dark chocolate and 15 kg of white chocolate, taking seven days of meticulous work by 15 students under the guidance of chefs Rakesh Kumar Sahu and Ranjan Parida.

Beyond artistry, the sculpture incorporates symbolic designs inspired by flagship schemes such as Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana, Jan Dhan Yojana, and Operation Sindoor, reflecting the Prime Minister’s initiatives.

The institution has claimed this is the first chocolate sculpture of PM Modi in India, marking a milestone in edible art. The students expressed pride in using their skills to create a work that is both an artistic tribute and a symbol of respect for national leadership.

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