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Daily COVID-19 cases to be 1.5 times of second wave peak during possible third spell: Odisha govt estimateThe infected might include 12 per cent children and adolescents in the age group of 0 to 18 years, and the anticipated third spell could la...- Odisha prohibits drive-in and doorstep COVID-19 vaccinationAdditional Chief Secretary, Health and Family Welfare Department, P K Mohapatra in a letter to authorities on Wednesday said: "You are requ...
- Odisha appoints senior IAS officers as COVID-19 observers in charge of districtsAhead of the arrival of about 5 lakh migrant workers stranded in different states due to lockdown imposed to contain COVID-19 pandemic, Odi...
- Centre approves Rs 815 crore drought assistance for OdishaMohapatra said the assistance was approved at the High Level Committee meeting chaired by Union home minister Rajnath Singh in Delhi.
- Centre approves Rs 815 crore as drought assistance for OdishaThe Centre approved drought assistance of Rs 815 crore from the National Disaster Relief Fund, Odisha's Special Relief Commissioner, P K Mo...
- Central team to visit Odisha's cyclone hit areas on November 18An eight-member inter-ministerial central team is scheduled to undertake a two-day tour to cyclone Hudhud affected districts of Odisha from...
- Odisha wants Rs 777.12 crore Central help for restoration workOdisha government demanded over Rs 777 crore Central assistance for restoration and rehabilitation work in the areas affected by the calami...
- Life limping back to normalcy in Odisha's Cyclone Hudhud hit zoneAs the very severe cyclonic storm hit Visakhapatanam yesterday noon, the calamity had its impact on the southern region of Odisha close to ...
- Cyclone 'Hudhud': Odisha deploys rescue teams, to start evacuation soon"At least 25 teams, 15 of NDRF and 10 ODRF, have been deployed at vulnerable areas keeping an eye on the cyclone," Special Relief Commissio...
- Flood woes compounded by fresh rains in OdishaThe fresh rainfall caused by low pressure is unlikely to aggravate the flood scenario as it would be confined mainly to northern districts.
- Odisha to set up Bone Bank, starts bone marrow transplantationThe bone transplantation works would be conducted by the department of haematology as the orthopaedics department will look after the bone ...
- 11 drown, 9 missing as boat capsizes in Hirakud reservoir"Eleven bodies have so far been fished out and the number of casualty may rise," Special Relief Commissioner (SRC) P K Mohapatra told.
- Govt caught unawares by sudden surge in river water post PhailinOdisha Special Relief Commissioner P K Mohapatra admitted the government was caught unawares by a sudden surge in river waters in Balasore ...
- Phailin moves closer to Odisha, defence helicopters soughtThe very severe cyclonic storm 'Phailin', expected to make landfall at Gopalpur in Odisha, moved closer to the state and lay about 600 km s...
- Odisha to invest Rs 3,600 cr in power sectorOdisha government today decided to invest Rs 3,600 crore within next four years in the power sector, official sources said.
- JK Mohapatra new Chief Secretary of OdishaMohapatra takes over from BK Patnaik who is retiring from service tomorrow, according to a notification issued by general admin dept here.
- 27 deaths in Orissa flood, relief operations intensifiedWith seven more deaths, the toll in the current spell of Orissa flood rose to 27, as the state government today intensified relief operatio...
- NALCO transfers R&D Process knowhow for Gujarat PlantEarth Refining Company (P) Ltd, with majority stake in joint venture, is exploring possibility of about 26% equity from Gujarat Mineral Dev...
- 1,000-acre land acquired for Posco project: Orissa govtOrissa govt said it has taken possession of over 1,000 acres of the 4,004-acre land required for Posco-India project in the state and will ...
- Orissa warns defaulting IT companies, asks to return landUnhappy over little progress in implementation of various information technology projects in the state, the Orissa government has asked 35 ...
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