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06/09/2026

ODISHA GOVERNMENT FINALISES ALIGNMENT FOR 129 KM OUTER RING ROAD TO CREATE A WIDER CONNECTIVITY NETWORK AROUND BHUBANESWAR-CUTTACK REGION

Traffic congestion around the Bhubaneswar-Cuttack urban region may soon see a major solution as the Odisha government plans a 129 km Outer Ring Road to improve connectivity and ease pressure on existing city roads.

The proposed road will be integrated with the Capital Region Ring Road, adding another 90 km to create a wider transport network around the region.

The Outer Ring Road will connect key areas including Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, Puri, Pipili, Khordha Municipality and Choudwar Municipality. One end of the corridor is planned near Baghamari, while the other will extend beyond Choudwar Municipality.
The project aims to divert through-traffic away from congested urban stretches and provide smoother movement across the Capital Region.

The government has also planned an elevated road from Kalinga Studio Square to Nuagaon and a road connecting Raghunathpur to Trisulia.

The foundation stone for these projects is expected to be laid before the first week of October, marking a major step towards strengthening Odisha’s transport infrastructure.

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06/09/2026

DM SCHOOL STUDENTS AND PARENTS PROTEST ALLEGED CENTRE PLAN TO SHUT DOWN THE INSTITUTION AND MERGE IT WITH A KENDRIYA VIDYALAYA

Students and parents of Demonstration Multipurpose (DM) School, Bhubaneswar staged a protest against the alleged decision to shut down the school and merge it with a Kendriya Vidyalaya.

Carrying posters and banners, the protesters demanded protection of the school’s identity, heritage and legacy, stating that DM School is the first government English-medium school in Bhubaneswar and is managed by the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT).

The agitators highlighted the school’s decades-long contribution, claiming that it has produced several distinguished teachers, professors, scientists, administrators, government officers, musicians and sportspersons who have earned recognition nationally and internationally.

Parents alleged that recent fee hikes and changes, including its conversion into PM SHRI DM School, have affected the institution’s character and expressed concerns over losing its unique identity.

They said DM Schools have played an important role in providing quality education, especially for students from lower-middle-income and economically weaker sections, at a time when education is becoming increasingly commercialised.

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06/09/2026

BMC LAUNCHES GREEN MISSION TO DEVELOP MIYAWAKI FORESTS, PLANT 1 LAKH SAPLINGS AND TRANSFORM URBAN SPACES INTO GREEN ZONES

Bhubaneswar is taking a major step towards becoming a greener city as the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) intensifies its urban plantation drive.
Under its Green Mission, BMC aims to plant 1 lakh saplings this year in collaboration with the City Forest Division and Chandaka Wildlife Division. So far, around 45,500 saplings have already been planted across six special patches in the city.

The civic body is also focusing on the Miyawaki afforestation method, which helps create dense and fast-growing urban forests in limited spaces. Currently, 15 Miyawaki forests have been developed at different locations, including Ghatikia, Nayapalli, Kalinga Nagar, Kalinga Studio area, Hatiasuni and Prachi Vihar.

Apart from forest patches, BMC is also beautifying road medians. A 2.5 km stretch from Jagamara to City Women’s College has been landscaped with 3,500 saplings, including Syzygium and Spider plants, with support from CSR funds.

The initiative aims to improve urban greenery, tackle climate challenges and encourage citizens to participate in protecting the city’s green spaces.

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06/09/2026

INFRASTRUCTURE AND MANPOWER GAPS AT ODISHA’S PREMIER HOSPITALS RAISE CONCERNS OVER MATERNITY AND NEWBORN CARE FACILITIES

Odisha’s major referral hospitals continue to face challenges in providing specialised care for mothers and newborns due to shortages of critical infrastructure and healthcare staff.

Apart from SCB Medical College and Hospital, Cuttack, where concerns were recently highlighted, similar issues have been reported at VIMSAR, Burla and MKCG Medical College and Hospital, Berhampur.

At VIMSAR, the Obstetrics and Gynaecology department currently has no ICU beds, while the newly established Special Newborn Care Unit (SNCU) is yet to become functional. The hospital is also facing a shortage of nursing staff, with around 800 nurses against a sanctioned strength of 1,000.

At MKCG Medical College and Hospital, although the Obstetrics and Gynaecology department has adequate beds, the hospital lacks ICU beds and continues to face manpower shortages in paediatrics and maternity care departments.
Officials said recruitment and expansion of facilities are being discussed to address the gaps.

With thousands of patients from Odisha and neighbouring states depending on these referral hospitals, strengthening maternal and newborn care remains a major priority.

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05/09/2026

A major financial assistance boost for Odisha’s farming community.

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has transferred over ₹833 crore directly into the bank accounts of beneficiaries under the fifth instalment of the CM-KISAN scheme for the 2026–27 Rabi season.

→ Amount transferred: Over ₹833 crore
→ Beneficiaries: More than 41 lakh farmers
→ Assistance: ₹2,000 per eligible beneficiary
→ Mode: Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)
→ Purpose: Support farmers with seeds, fertilisers and other agricultural inputs ahead of the Rabi season
→ Scheme: Fifth instalment of CM-KISAN

The assistance covers small and marginal farmers, landless agricultural families and Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs).

The state government has said the assistance is aimed at strengthening farmer livelihoods and supporting agricultural activities across Odisha.

A direct boost for Odisha’s farmers ahead of the Rabi season.

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05/09/2026

Puri’s Shree Jagannath Temple is not only one of Odisha’s most revered spiritual landmarks but also holds assets of remarkable scale.

According to the latest details revealed, the temple has:

→ Bank deposits of nearly ₹1,912 crore
→ Around 60,821 acres of land across different locations
→ Land and properties spread across multiple districts
→ Gold, silver and other valuable ornaments among its assets

The scale of the temple’s assets offers a glimpse into the immense heritage and legacy associated with the Shree Jagannath Temple Administration.

Did you know the Jagannath Temple holds assets of this scale?

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05/09/2026

NIT ROURKELA PATENTS HYBRID ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM TO IMPROVE EV BATTERY PERFORMANCE IN SCOOTERS, E-RICKSHAWS & LIGHT ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Researchers at NIT Rourkela have developed and patented a Hybrid Energy Storage System (HESS) designed to reduce stress on electric vehicle batteries during sudden acceleration, braking and speed changes.

Developed by Monalisa Pattnaik, Associate Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, along with researchers Pradyumna Kumar Behera and Karan Gupta, the technology combines a battery pack with a supercapacitor to manage sudden power demands more efficiently.

The system is specially designed for low-voltage EV platforms (24V–60V DC), including electric scooters, motorcycles, e-rickshaws, cargo tricycles, campus and industrial utility vehicles.

By allowing the supercapacitor to handle short-duration power spikes during acceleration and regenerative braking, the innovation aims to reduce battery stress and improve service life.

The researchers are open to collaborations with EV manufacturers, powertrain integrators, fleet operators and EV retrofit startups to take the technology forward.

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05/09/2026

ODISHA FIRE SERVICES ISSUES NOTICES TO 800 BUILDINGS FOR FIRE SAFETY VIOLATIONS AS ‘SURAKSH*T ODISHA, VIKASH*T ODISHA’ CAMPAIGN BEGINS

The Odisha Fire and Emergency Service (OFES) has issued notices to around 800 buildings across the state for allegedly operating without mandatory fire safety certificates.

The notices include 258 residential complexes, 172 hotels, 100 educational institutions, 14 healthcare facilities, 32 business establishments, 63 industrial units, 86 mercantile buildings and 34 places of assembly.

To improve compliance and prevent fire incidents, OFES will launch a month-long special enforcement and awareness campaign titled ‘Suraksh*t Odisha, Vikash*t Odisha’ from September 15.

Under the initiative, fire officials will conduct preventive safety audits, awareness camps, workshops and demonstrations for building owners and stakeholders.
The department will also create a database of buildings requiring fire safety certification and strengthen monitoring with support from licensing authorities and insurance companies.

Officials have warned of strict action against violators, stating that many fire incidents can be prevented through proper safety measures.

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05/09/2026

MIKE NOONE CAPTURES THE BEAUTY OF ODISHA’S RURAL LIFE IN A VIRAL VIDEO FEATURING NATURE, CULTURE, LOCAL FOOD AND A FUNNY FROG MOMENT

American filmmaker Mike Noone is once again creating a buzz online with his unique portrayal of Odisha’s countryside.

In his latest visual diary, Noone takes viewers through a day filled with village landscapes, green paddy fields, cows, local cuisine, traditional cooking and scenic waterfalls.

Captured from his own perspective, the filmmaker explores everyday rural moments - riding a scooty through the countryside, interacting with villagers and enjoying meals served on a banana leaf.

But the biggest surprise of his journey came from an unexpected guest - frogs. After spotting several frogs during his stay, Noone jokingly expressed his desire to open an “OnlyFrog” account, leaving viewers amused.

From simple village experiences to Odisha’s natural beauty, his video has offered global viewers a charming glimpse of the state beyond popular tourist spots.

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05/09/2026

SUNDARGARH’S BONAI WITNESSES RARE MONSOON FOG AS THICK MIST COVERS THE LANDSCAPE AMID CONTINUOUS RAINFALL

An unusual weather phenomenon surprised residents of Bonai in Sundargarh district as thick fog covered the area during the monsoon season.

Several parts of Bonai were wrapped in dense mist on Saturday morning, reducing visibility and creating a stunning landscape. Locals said such fog is usually witnessed around October and November, making this rainy-season occurrence a rare sight.
The fog appeared around 6 am during the morning hours and continued till around 7.30 am, making it difficult for people to spot nearby houses and vehicles.

A similar foggy scene was recently witnessed in Tensa town of Koida block, where thick mist transformed the surroundings and affected visibility.

Nature’s unexpected display left locals amazed as Bonai experienced a winter-like morning in the middle of the monsoon.

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