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New Delhi / Bhubaneswar, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Health and Family Welfare Minister Dr. Under Harshavardhan's leadership, India have won the Kovid-19 match. The Bhubaneswar Institute of Life Sciences (ILS) has been instrumental in promoting research on the development and eradication of indigenous vaccines, especially in the fight against kovid-19 epidemics, said Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Mr Pradhan also called on ILS to contribute to the lives and livelihoods of the people of Odisha.

Addressing a video conference on the occasion of the 32nd founding day of the Bhubaneswar Institute of Life Science on Thursday, Union Minister Shri Pradhan said that high-quality and multi-disciplinary research is being carried out for the overall development and improvement of human health, agriculture and the environment. Similarly, ILS is not only working to strengthen Make in India, but also to develop scientific know-how in Nabarangpur, a northeastern and aspiring district of Odisha.

The dedicated attitude and efforts of ILS Bhubaneswar will benefit the society by fulfilling the aspirations of the people. Prime Minister Narendra Modi's blue economy has long been a priority for Odisha's long beaches. Therefore, the Union Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. K.S. "I urge Harshavardhan to resign," he said.

With the establishment of the center in Bhubaneswar, it will open the door to the growth of the state's maritime-based sustainable economy. However, after the request, the Union Minister Dr. Harshavardhan took the issue into consideration and promised to provide the necessary assistance to set up the Center of Excellence on Marine Bio-Technology at ILS Bhubaneswar.

Bhubaneswar, Dr. Bipin Bihari Mishra, All India General Secretary, Indian Anti-Corruption Agency, has arrived in Odisha for five days. At the Bijupatnaik International Airport, Dr. Mishra was greeted by La Ing Bipin Bihari Nayak, General Secretary of Odisha, Shri Suresh Chandra Mohapatra, Finance Secretary, Balakrishna Raut, Coordinator of the organization, Ashok Mohapatra, Editor of Cuttack and Shri Shyamsunder Mohanty, Labor Reform Officer. Dr. Mishra spoke to the staff of the organization, which is suffering from Odisha, and emphasized on how to reach out to the public.

Bhubaneswar, Ekamra Area Every temple in Bhubaneswar has a unique craftsmanship and heritage. Sri Sri Lingaraj Mahaprabhu is the deity of the capital. The soul of the Oriya nation is Sri Sri Jagannath. Lingaraj has a similarity with the Nitikanti of the Mahaprabhu. There are also six appointments. For this, Lingaraj Mahaprabhu is "Hari Har". Both the BJD and the BJP are making a difference between Jagannath in Shrikshetra and Lingaraj Mahaprabhu in Ekam.

The NMA by-law has been withdrawn from the Shree Gannath Temple. But the by-law was not withdrawn from the Lord Sri Lingaraj Temple, the Ananta Basudev Temple and the Brahmeshwar Temple. That is why today, a Congress delegation led by Mrs. Rashmi Mohapatra, a Congress legislative candidate from the Ekamra Assembly constituency, addressed a memorandum addressed to His Excellency the Governor at the Raj Bhavan demanding the revocation of the by-law. His Excellency the Governor is requested to take legal action in this regard.

The delegation included Bhubaneswar district Congress president Biswajit Das, Congress leaders Kapil Panda, Manoranjan Batu, Shriya Mohanty, Jayakrishna Subuddhi, Subrata Mohapatra, Prakash Mohanty, Bishnu Prasad Muduli, Kshirod Behera, Nab Behera and Kailash Sahu, among others.

Bhubaneswar: Kulmani Baral, a senior Bharatiya Janata Party activist and former chairman of the Mahanga block of Cuttack district, and her associate Dibyasinghe Baral have been killed at the instigation of Bhubaneswar law minister Pratap Jena. The killings were carried out in the name of 14 people, including Law Minister Pratap Jena. But far from arresting the law minister under pressure from the ruling party, the police do not include him in the investigation. Former Mahanga Bloc president Kulmani Baral and his accomplice Divyasinghe Baral have been thoroughly investigated in connection with the killings and the death of Praful Bishwal, the main culprit in the murder, has been investigated. Wrote a letter to the DGP requesting.

Mr. Mohanty also asked the DGP how long BJP leaders in the state would be the victims of political assassinations. Mr Mohanty said BJP leader Kulmani Baral and his accomplice Divyasinghe Baral were killed on their way home on a motorcycle in January this year. The mysterious death of Praful Bishwal, the main accused in the case, has raised 12 suspects. The family of the deceased has repeatedly complained as to why the police are not arresting him while Minister Pratap Jena is in Etala.

Kulmani Baral, a former president of the Mahanga block and a BJP leader, has been vocal in his opposition to the Prime Minister's Housing Scheme. The assassination attempt was made to silence Kulmani Baral as the Prime Minister's Housing Scheme was coming under the auspices of local MLA and Minister Pratap Jena. The role of the police is in doubt as to whether Praful Bishwal, the main culprit in the murder, was not arrested. Minister Pratap Jena kept Praful Bishwal underground after the Mahanga massacre. Tangi police tracked down his mobile phone and found out that Praful was in the world, but could not find him. Mr Mohanty, on the other hand, questioned how his bike, mobile and helmet were safe when Praful Bishwal sustained serious injuries in the car accident.

Praful Bishwal has been assassinated. Before his death, Praful Bishwal called his son and said he would die in an accident. Praful Bishwal, the main accused in the Mahanga double murder, had called Kulmani Baral's son Ramakant Baral before his death and asked him to look after his family, but Ramakant informed the police that no action had been taken. The DGP has promised to investigate the case of the Mahanga double murder case on January 8, but the DGP has promised to investigate it within 10 days. To protect law and order and the worst of Odisha କର୍ତବ୍ୟ ignite cash on crime, but the crime rate Briefing growing urbanization. "Many criminals have not been arrested due to slackness in the investigation and those who are being held by the police are being easily released on bail," he said.

New Delhi / Bhubaneswar: The Indian government plans to invest Rs 7.5 lakh over the next five years to create an oil and gas infrastructure in Tamil Nadu through a video conference on Wednesday. . Similarly, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, who attended the event through VC, said that the ambitious project would make Tamil Nadu the centerpiece of the refinery.

The Prime Minister said India was taking various steps to build capacity in the refining sector. In 2019-20, we ranked fourth in the world in refining capacity. Approximately 65.2 million tonnes of petroleum products are exported and are expected to grow further. Indian Oil and Gas companies have now invested around Rs 2,70,000 crore in 27 countries. Speaking at the event, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is in Karkamal today. The Kaveri Basin at Nagapattinam, to be constructed at a cost of Rs 31,000 crore. The foundation stone of the refinery has been laid.

Similarly, the Ramanathpuram-Southukudi natural gas pipeline of Chennai Petroleum Corporation Limited (CPCL), built at a cost of Rs 700 crore in Manali, and the gasoline desulphurization unit at a cost of about Rs 500 crore have been dedicated to the state. A historic step taken today by the Government of India to increase the Ease of Lives facility for the people of Tamil Nadu, the projects launched for the country on Wednesday will make the dream of a self-reliant India a reality. It will also make Tamil Nadu the center of refineries, create jobs in the state and contribute to overall development.

All these projects will create 51.7 lakh man-days, Mr. Pradhan said, adding that the Kaveri Basin Refinery, to be set up at Nagapattinam with an annual capacity of 9 million metric tonnes per annum, will contribute to India's energy security and to Tamil Nadu. On the other hand, the 144-km-long Ramanathapuram-Thadhukudi FL-Tharuvalur-Bengaluru-Puducherry-Nagapattinam-Madurai-Tuticorin natural gas pipeline will be extended to the people of Tamil Nadu.

The natural gas pipeline will provide environmentally friendly and affordable fuel to fertilizer factories. So that farmers can get fertilizer at lower prices and the social of Tamil Nadu. "It simply came to our notice then. In addition, the 0.6 million metric tonne gasoline desulphurization unit is another major step in building a world-class infrastructure in the country. The unit will produce environmentally friendly gasoline and will be conducive to a pollution-free environment, the Union Minister said. Said the chief.

Bhubaneswar: The agitation across the country has not stopped for 83 days demanding the repeal of the Agriculture Act enacted by the central government. Odisha Pradesh Kisan Congress president Amiya Kumar Patnaik has strongly opposed the government's anti-farmer policies, saying the decision to do so was like "lime" to farmers.

While the state's mandis are not yet strong, the government is again trying to weaken them. It is clear from the state government that the BJP government is supporting the three agricultural bills in the Lok Sabha and sending the religion to the sugarcane selection committee in the Rajya Sabha. Just as the Punjab and Kerala governments have proposed in their legislatures to repeal the Agriculture Act and adopt a legal guarantee system in the MSP for the greater good of the farmers, the Odisha government will never do so in the interest of the farmers. "If the government does not stop, there will be strong protests by the Kisan Congress across the state," he said.

Bhubaneswar, The government has decided to develop the Bhubaneswar-based historic Kalinga Studio, which is well-known in the film industry, as a state-of-the-art 'State of the Art Cinema Studio'. A high-level meeting chaired by Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mohapatra today approved the restructuring plan of about Rs 200 crore. Considering Kalinga Studio's contribution to the film industry and its future growth, Chief Secretary Shri Mohapatra approved the redevelopment plan and directed it to be developed as a competitive business studio.

Mr. Mohapatra also directed the Industries Department to make the studio a tourist and social attraction center. The tourism and social institutions will keep the studio busy with cultural imprint services; "It will also increase the revenue of the studio," he said. Notably, last Sunday, the Chief Secretary himself directed the department to set up a field-level situation for Kalinga Studios and prepare a restructuring plan. Mr. Hemant Kumar Sharma, Chief Secretary, Department of Industries, presented the plan for discussion at the high-level meeting held at the State Public Service Building.

Mr. Sharma said Kalinga Studios has an exciting business history. It also has the potential to develop into a state-of-the-art center for the present and the future. Based on all these resources and potential, a new restructuring plan has been developed. Mr. Pradeep Kumar Jena, Development Commissioner, directed the special attention to be paid to the proposed restructuring, creation of new employment opportunities through it, revenue collection methods to make the studio self-reliant and sustainable. Participating in the discussion, Sanjay Kumar Singh, Secretary, Administration for Technical Education and Strategy Development, said that Oriya youths studying at the Bijupatnaik Cinema and Doordarshan Institute in Cuttack have achieved great success in the 'creative entertainment industry'.

They have a reputation in various states of the country. This skilled human resource in the state will be especially helpful in the development of modern cinema studios. Mr. Sharma, Chief Secretary, Department of Industries, said that the present Kalinga Studio has recording laboratories, indoor shooting areas, open gardens, temples and huts. It now collects about Rs 4 lakh a month in revenue. It was decided at the meeting that three new zones would be set up in the new modern studio.

Zone-1 will have an indoor shooting floor, a shooting room, a filmtech zone, a business area, and an open courtyard. Zone 2 will have outdoor shooting facilities, theme vibe shooting parks, children’s zones, fortress views, ice zones and adventure show venues. Zone-3 will have a dining area, dining facilities for filmmakers, and a social program center. Mr. Sharma also said that some of the existing buildings and facilities would be preserved for the studio's heritage.

The redevelopment plan will be implemented through eco. Chief Secretary Shri Mohapatra directed the government to start the tender process and complete the field work before the monsoon. Odisha Film Development Corporation Chairman Shri Satyabrata Tripathi, Development Commissioner Shri Pradeep Kumar Jena, Chief Secretary, Industries, Shri Hemant Sharma, Chief Secretary, Finance, Shri Ashok Kumar Meena, ECO Chairman and Managing Director, Nitin Vanudas Jawale, Industries Senior officials of the concerned departments, including Shri Shuvendra Kumar Nayak, attended the meeting.

Bhubaneswar: The National Handloom Fair organized by Boynika at the Unit-3 Exhibition Grounds in Bhubaneswar has been inaugurated today under the auspices of Epidemic Covid-19. The fair, which began on January 20, ended today after a long 29-day journey. The National Handloom Fair was especially popular among customers. The attractive decor of the fair, especially the open space within the fair, encouraged customers to walk around the fair and shop at the stalls.

The fair saw a turnover of over Rs 9 crore, with only Boynika making a turnover of Rs 1.51 crore, while Odisha handloom worth about Rs 3 crore was sold. In addition, Cox of Tamil Nadu, ‘Ako’ of Andhra Pradesh, ‘Mriganayani’ of Madhya Pradesh, and ‘Kafab’ of Kashmir have shown their happiness by doing better business this year than last year. The buyer-seller conference was held on the last day of the fair today.

On the day of the celebration, the stewards of each stall were honored with a north, sweets and honors. Mr. Jyoti Prakash Das, Director, Managing Director and Managing Director, Boynika was the chief guest at the inaugural function. Officers from the Directorate of Textiles, Boynika and Weavers Service Centers, Bhubaneswar and all the spectators and customers thanked the audience for the success of the fair.

Bhubaneswar, The provision of infrastructure in the paddy market, the provision of floors, drinking water, sail, measuring weights, electricity etc. in the mandis, the paddy cane provided by the central government, the rope, the labor cost, the transport cost to the farmers, the token system. That is to set a target through the district DLPC, close the target quota of 13 quintals from the designated non-irrigated land and 19 quintals from the irrigated land to buy all the paddy produced by the farmers, pick up the paddy lying in the mandi, cut the paddy fields, etc. Thousands of farmers and BJP activists in five constituencies in western Odisha, namely Balangir, Bargarh, Kalahandi, Sundergarh, Sambalpur and 37 constituencies, peacefully blocked the three-hour road in 90 places today.

Millions of farmers in Odisha are sitting on the highway holding paddy. The paddy lying in the mandi has been destroyed in the Adynia rains and some of the paddy is set to sprout. Despite this, the state government has not bought their paddy. No government official or ruling party leader has come to see the problem. The departmental minister, on the other hand, has not made any statement on the matter. Government officials are threatening farmers to harvest rice. "It simply came to our notice then. BJP state general secretary Ravi Naik has warned that if the government does not pick up the farmers' paddy immediately, the ruling party will lose ground in the next assembly.

The central government pays for infrastructure, drinking water, rice paddies, ropes and round-trip expenses, while crores of rupees are owed to various RMCs, faxes and lamps. The state government is harvesting up to 10 kg of paddy in the cotton field at FQ. Farmers are being denied the minimum support price announced by the central government. Millions of farmers in Odisha have been left out of the farmers' honor fund due to non-cooperation by the state government. Under the Krishak Samman Nidhi Yojana, the state government has disbursed the list of 4 million farmers in the first installment, but now it has dropped to 10 lakh.

Bhubaneswar, Odisha Governments ‘Drink from Tap Mission’ under 5T initiative has won the Award of Excellence" in 18th CSI SIG eGovernance Award 2020 for Smart Water Management in Puri City amongst 178 nominations received from across India. Managing Director of WATCO Er. Pradipta Kumar Swain has received the award on behalf of the State Government from Yogi Adityanath, 

Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh at an award ceremony held in Lucknow on 12th Feb 2021 organised by the Computer Society of India (CSI). CSI, the largest association of information technology professionals in the Country has set up this award since 2002 for recognising and awarding very innovative projects across India through its Special Interest Group (SIG) in eGovernance.

‘Drink from Tap Mission’ called ‘Sujal’ is launched on 13th October 2020 by the Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik to provide assured quality drinking water fit for direct consumption from the Tap to all households in urban areas. The Mission is a flagship initiative by Water Corporation of Odisha (WATCO) under the state’s Housing & Urban Development department.

The ‘Drink from Tap Mission’ aims to provide 24 x 7 safe drinking water supply from a tap on-premise along with addressing water source protection, appropriate water treatment & testing as well as prevention of recontamination in the distribution system. This is also aimed at eliminating the requirement of investments by individual households on overhead water tank or underground reservoir, motor pump, RO based water filter and

purchasing mineral water.

After successful completion of pilot projects in 12 zones in Bhubaneswar and Puri cities & after becoming the first State in the country to provide drink from the tap water to people, WATCO is now focussing on to cover entire city of Bhubaneswar and Puri & other cities namely Cuttack, Puri, Khurda Jatni, Berhampur which will be extended to other cities in the state in a phased manner.

Bhubaneswar,Mr. Sanjay Kumar Dasbarma, Deputy Chairman, State Planning Board, visited Nabarangpur district today. He reviewed the various developmental programs of the government being implemented with the officials of various departments of the district in the conference room of Nabarangpur district commissioner with various district level officials. Mr. Dasbarma, Deputy Chairman of the State Planning Board, reviewed the various developmental activities of the government being implemented in the district. In particular, he strongly directed all concerned departmental officials to ensure that all the paddy left by the eligible farmers in the various mandis of the district is procured immediately and picked up from the mandis within the next week.

Similarly, the Biju Bridge on the Indrabati River, which connects the Kodigaon and Chirma roads in the incomplete Kosagumuda block, and the Bhatra Shuni and Sirisi Road in the Nabarangpur block, connect the Biju Bridge under construction to the Turi River. He also directed the concerned executive engineers to complete the process of handing over 14 roads in the process of transferring them from the district's rural development department to the district completion department and start the construction work immediately. The project director directed the state relief commissioner to submit a written proposal to the state relief commissioner for the construction of a flood shelter at Ghatbasuli under Ukiapalli village panchayat under Kosagumuda block of Kosagumuda block in the flood-affected area of ​​the district for the convenience of the people during the floods.

Jharkhand Lamp Data End Operator Lambodhar Patnaik and Kosagumuda Lamp Data Entry Operator Padam Pujari have been suspended for negligence in government work, the Assistant Registrar Cooperative Society House (ARCS) said in a meeting. The review meeting was attended by Lok Sabha MP Shri Ramesh Chandra Majhi, Dabuga MLA Shri Manohar Randhari, Nabarangpur MLA Shri Sadashiv Pradhani, Jhrigaan MLA Shri Prakash Chandra Majhi, Zilla Parishad President Mrs. Bhagwati Bhatra, District Rural Development Agency. Senior district officials including Charan Sutar and Deputy District Magistrate Shri Bhaskar Royit were present.

Bhubaneswar,
The Andhra Pradesh government today held its special police force and high-ranking officials in the Kotia area due to the state government’s inaction and tactless policies to provide security to its own areas of Odisha while the Kotia dispute has been going on for a long time. Provincial Congress president Niranjan Patnaik expressed outrage. The 2006 Supreme Court ruling ruled that the Supreme Court's ruling should only be enforced, but that both states could resolve the dispute through a meeting, either in a meeting or in accordance with Article 3 of the Indian Constitution.

Why has the Bharatiya Janata Party government been unable to protect the Odisha border, whether by consensus or by a two-state agreement, during the 21-year-old incumbent Chief Minister today? It is clear from this that the leaders of both the parties are worthy children of Utkal Mata? The election process, which has been going on for more than two months, has not received any word from the state government. Why didn't state ministers and so-called babus take over the area and take legal action? Why didn't the state government deploy police forces and officials there to stop the election?

So what is true of what Naveen Babu always says all over Odisha is what his family says. In 2013-14, crude oil prices ranged from $ 107 to $ 130 per barrel, while petrol and diesel ranged from Rs 72 to Rs 67 per barrel. But today, for three long years, the price of crude oil in the domestic market has dropped sharply, with petrol and diesel prices hitting Rs 89.37 and Rs 87 today. Cooking gas was available at Rs 414 during the Deputy Government and today at Rs 750. He said it was his dream to wipe away the tears of housewives, but since 2014, every housewife has been shedding tears.

Both the central government and the state government are collecting more than Rs 53 crore in taxes. Both governments are opposed to the poor, the peasants, the lower middle class and the middle class. "As the election draws to a close, it is important for the people to be able to get their money's worth out of the polls." Crude oil reached its lowest level during the corona, now at $ 55 per barrel. Petrol and diesel can usually be supplied for between Rs 34 and Rs 40. The central government continues to impose unreasonable taxes on petrol and diesel in order to meet its fiscal deficit. "It simply came to our notice then.

Violence against women, political violence, and missing children are on the rise in the state. But the state government is sleepy. In the Mahanga constituency, five heads of state have been turned upside down today. Yet this sleepy Vishnu Chief Minister has no worries. In each case, they have seized it, despite obstacles we can scarcely imagine. " Farmers' movements have been on the rise all over India for the past year, while farmers in the state have been ridiculed and paid only Rs 2,000. In fact, if the state government wanted to benefit the farmers and all sections of the people involved in the agricultural sector, why did it pay Rs 2,000 instead of Rs 5,000?

"Even today, the farmers are angry that they have not been able to get their money back. The farmers are angry that the next election has been given black money." The government, which has not been able to maintain an agricultural industry and cold storage for 21 years, is worried about the economic development of farmers. Naveen Babu is not questioning why the state's major political parties are protesting against the agriculture law in the Modi government and in parliament.

In fact, the newcomer doesn't care. The state Congress has called for a statewide shutdown from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday, the 15th. So the support of the people of the state is solitary. "The rescue squad wasn't called for him," she told the Associated Press. During the shutdown, hospitals, doctors, nurses, paramedics, firefighters, ambulances, milk trucks, groomers and heavenly chariots were ordered to stop.

Bhubaneswar, today, led by Bhubaneswar District Youth Congress president Shri Ranjit Patra, staged a protest demanding the repeal of the National Land Reclamation Act from Ekamra area. A huge rally from the Congress building to the MasterCatin Square took place, blocking the road and protesting. The coffins of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Union Culture Minister Prahlad Singh Patel, who implemented the Prakaran Bail, were cremated there. In this regard, Mr. Patra said that the National Appropriation Bill was withdrawn from the Puri Shrimandir. But for the Ekamra region, the government has a patriarchal attitude.

This is a huge blow for the Ekamra region. All these temples of Sri Lingaraj Temple, Anant Basudev Temple, Brahmeshwar Temple should be exempted from bail cuts. Restoration, repair and development work and beautification should be done around it. If this by-law is enforced, developmental work here will be hampered. Both the state and central governments are mourning and mourning the loss of Ekam. Modi-Naveen is one in all policy decisions. But it is not surprising that the Lingaraj area is not the same. The Lingaraj constituency is being sacrificed in the BJD-BJP clash. Many construction projects will be blocked if the by-law is implemented. The development work around the Lingaraj temple will also be stopped.

The future of any road construction, bhajan mandapa, plaza will go into the dark. Union Minister Prahlad Singh Patel revoked the bill, calling the temple a living heritage. In the same way, these temples are a living heritage. This is not a monument. Therefore, the mass protests will begin if the Lingaraj temple, Brahmeshwar temple, Anantavasudev temple, etc. are not withdrawn immediately from the MNA letter. "The BJP's Union Minister will be strongly opposed on Odisha soil," he said.

The function was attended by Jatani MLA Suresh Kumar Rautaray, Provincial Youth Congress Vice President Rajeev Patnaik, Provincial Youth Congress spokesperson Ajay Kumar Sahu, Manoranjan Das, Biswajit Das, Manoj Mohapatra, Sankuna Kaher, Gopan Martha, Badal Mohanty, Bishwaranjan Das, Suraj Raut, Gautam Das, Babu Jena, Loknath Das, Pratyush Mohanty, Subrata Mohapatra, Samson Das, Abinash Nand, Manas Acharya, Lingaraj Sahu, Jayakrishna Subuddhi, Devi Prasad Bahalia, Manoj Sahu were the prominent participants.

A Bow String Girder of length 60 meters and weight about 355 tonne has been launched today at a Road Over Bridge (ROB) near Sambalpur by the Construction wing of East Coast Railway.

Launching of such a Bow String Girder at ROB was a challenge. The team of Chief Project Manager (CPM) of Construction Wing of East Coast Railway at Sambalpur completed this job with accurate planning and got the work executed successfully despite lots of constraints and difficulties.

Such type of Girder Launching is first time in the history of Odisha and East Coast Railway. Steel Girder of 60 meter span has been launched. ROB at Khetarajpur is being constructed in lieu of Special Class Level Crossing which is highly congested and has a Train Vehicle Unit (TVU) of 413708 units as per the census taken on Oct 2018.

The construction of ROB is in high demand at this place. Out of 35 piers and 2 abutments, 04 numbers of piers (pier 21-24) belongs to Railway portion and the span above the Railway track is 60m whereas the approach spans are 24m on both sides.

The launching of 60m Bow String Girder was a difficult proposition which has been successfully executed. State govt portion of rest spans are also under construction. Once this ROB gets functional there will be huge relief to the commuters at the Level Crossing of Khetrajpur area. This will facilitate movement of traffic from Remed Chowk of NH6  to Khetrajpur. The foundation stone of ROB was being laid by the then MOSR Shri Manoj Sinha in the Aug-2017.

 

Bhubaneswar,National Aluminium Company Limited (NALCO), the Navratna PSU, under Ministry of Mines, Govt. of India and country’s leading manufacturer and exporter of alumina and aluminium, clocked a net profit of Rs.240 crores for the 3 rd quarter ended December 2020. The net profit has jumped by 123 % over the previous quarter of current fiscal, which was Rs.107 crore.

The net profit for the nine months ended December 2020 has grown more than ten-fold to Rs.364 crore as against Rs.35 crore in corresponding period of last year. The total income in Q3 of FY21 witnessed substantial growth, clocking Rs.2,415 crores compared to Rs.2,137 crores in Q3 of FY20.

On sales front, the net sales of alumina hydrate for Q3 of FY21 was 3.44 lakh tonnes compared to 3.33 lakh tonnes achieved in the corresponding period of last year. Aluminium export also registered impressive growth, with sales volume of 1.38 lakh tonnes during the first nine months of FY21 as compared to 0.50 lakh tonnes during the

same period of FY20.

On production front, the Company achieved strong growth in Q3 of FY21, with Bauxite production of 19.34 lakh tonnes, Alumina hydrate production of 5.55 lakh tonnes while metal production achieved was 1.02 lakh tonnes. During the first nine months of the current fiscal, NALCO achieved production of 53.48 lakh tonnes of bauxite, 15.07 lakh tonnes of alumina hydrate while metal production was 3.06 lakh tonnes.

Shri Sridhar Patra, CMD, NALCO, said, ‘’NALCO has shown overall growth and resilience to script a turnaround after the peak period of COVID19 outbreak. The employees and workers delivered, when it mattered under challenging circumstances. The Company is geared up to meet the increase in demand with the gradual opening up of the market and the economy. 

The Company is also focused on operationalizing the ongoing projects, viz. Utkal-D Coal block, 5 th Stream Alumina Refinery & Caustic Soda JV projects etc., which will substantially bolster the bottomline of the Company.’’

Bhubaneswar, A government system set up by the National Heritage Act. The ASI is also working under this provision. The Archaeological Site of Puri-Konark Lingaraj is an ancient archeological site under the Heritage Preservation Act. The National Heritage Authority has drafted a draft by-law to protect some of Odisha's ancient monuments and make them public. We also have objections to its implementation process. Mahaprabhu Sreejagnath and Shri Lingaraj are the living Thakurs. Before doing anything about this, Shankaracharya, Gajapati Maharaj, Sevayat, temple administration, etc. should have been discussed.

But without that, the state government is trying to confuse the people of the state, ”said BJP state general secretary Dr. Lekhshree Samantasingh complained. The central government is sensitive to the law. After the issue came to light, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan spoke to the Union Minister of Culture and requested it from the first day for reconsideration. Later, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, Pratap Sadangi, a delegation from the Odisha BJP and Puri services met Union Culture and Tourism Minister Prahlad Singh. The issue's end has the recaptured Puri in the spotlight. The state government has a report on the excavations of the Intak Lingaraj temple. See a copy of it - read once Intact's recommendations and opinions. The founding member of Intac is Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik himself. Why is the state government so quick? Samantasingha asked.

The identity of the ancient Kirtiraja Odisha. The Lingaraj temple was founded 100 years ago when the Puri temple was built. The Shuk-Shari temple is located in the old Bhubaneswar a hundred years ago at the Lingaraj temple. The protection of all these monuments is essential. But why does the state government want to create fear in the minds of the Oriya people by exposing fake demons? In the name of beautifying the Puri temple, the old monuments like Languli Math, Emar Math, Badchhata Math, Raghunandan Library have been destroyed. Such work in the name of beautification is not an acceptable name, there are different views in society. How can we agree to come to visit Lord Shree Gannath and pay homage to Guru Nanak or to destroy the monastery where Shri Chaitanya lived? What is the protection of this heritage by hastening the old building and laying tiles on the road, lighting and planting artificial trees? Samantasingha asked.

Bhubaneswar, Chief Minister Suresh Chandra Mohapatra has stressed the need to complete the construction of two more parallel roads on the road from Jaydev Bihar to Nandankanan to speed up traffic congestion. To this end, Mr. Mohapatra visited the area and supervised the construction of both roads. After field-level monitoring and review, Chief Minister Shri Mohapatra, the Department of Public Works and the BDA were instructed to make both roads viable by June this year.

According to the information received, two parallel roads are under construction on the left and right sides of the current main road. On the left, Chandka Khandagiri Road is about 12 km from Sundarpur on Pathargadia-Infocity-Lumini Bihar-Shailshree Bihar railway junction to Xavier junction. Road construction is underway. In this way, the process of resettlement has been accelerated. Similarly, road work from Acharya Bihar on the south side to the Stadium-Kelucharan Park-Damana at Unitech Chowk, near the military school, is nearing completion.

The south side road will soon be connected from Kelucharan Park to Patia Station to Big Bazaar Square. On the south from Acharya Vihar to the 8th Battalion and Unitek Mall News Press Square to Damana; And on the left, the Chief Secretary directed the road to Sundarpur Xavier junction to be used by the end of June.

With the completion of the road on both sides, the Jaydev Bihar-Nandan Kanan road will be less congested and daily commuters will be able to reach their destinations with relative ease. Bhubaneswar Development Authority officials and senior engineers, including Dr Mona Sharma, Additional Chief Secretary, Department of Forests and Environment, Shri Shashi Pallah, Director, Nandankanan, were present during the visit and review of the area.

Bhubaneswar, Chief Minister Shri Naveen Patnaik today inaugurated more than Rs 28 crore projects in Hinjili Municipal Council area through video conferencing. "Children are the future of this nation, this country," he said. Education is the key to change. Education is real empowerment. He emphasized the need to focus on education, and said that it was even more important now with the development of education in Hinjili.

The chief minister said he had not been able to leave Hinjili for a long time due to the Covid epidemic. Now that the situation has improved, he will soon visit Hinjili and meet the public. Praising the role of the people of Ganjam in the Kovid war, the Chief Minister said, "The whole world has seen how you fought the Karona epidemic, the way Ganjam fought. With your help, we have succeeded in controlling the corona today. Ganjam's success in this regard has been praised all over the world. That is why I thank you all, our panchayat representatives, the mothers of Mission Shakti and the cowardly warriors.

"Even though the vaccine has started, the risk has not been completely eliminated." So we have to be careful. " The Chief Minister reiterated that he was and will continue to be with the people of Hinjili in all matters. He said he was monitoring the development of the Hinjili constituency along with Odisha.

He said various projects worth Rs 28 crore had been launched for the development of Hinjili, adding that he was working to ensure that the people of Hinjili could enjoy the various facilities available in modern cities. "The state government is focusing on the development of small towns in the state," he said.

Bhubaneswar, Chief Secretary Suresh Chandra Mohapatra has directed the district governors of all the districts to prepare resource and potential-based innovative projects to take their livelihoods and land development to the next level. Mr. Mohapatra issued the directive in three phases of the meeting with the district, north, south and central revenue divisions of the state through video conferencing from the Lok Sabha building. The Chief Minister said that the basic necessity schemes have now been widely extended in the state. Significant progress has been made in food security, housing, road communication, electricity, drinking water, and education.

It is time to take the development process to the next level. Various aspects of economic progress over the past 6 to 10 months due to the unprecedented Covid-16 epidemic. It was gone. "Everywhere you look today, the tide of protectionist sentiment is flowing. The growth rate is also moving towards the pre-Kovid situation. Extensive efforts need to be made to accelerate this and continue to develop continuously. Therefore, Mr. Mohapatra directed the district governors to prepare projects to increase innovative livelihoods and increase economic activity based on agriculture, climate, natural resources, human resources and new opportunities created in each district.

Mr. Mohapatra added that all villages have access to permanent roads, irrigation for single crops, sustainable livelihoods, cash crop cultivation, marketing of agricultural products, income growth, piped water supply, health care and financial activities. It is important to identify and fill key gaps in growth. The Chief Secretary directed the district administration to start such a project in advance. Emphasizing on the speedy implementation of ongoing infrastructure development projects in the districts, Mr. Pradeep Kumar Jena, Development Commissioner, directed the forest department to take precautionary measures for environmental clearance, issuance of various certificates, land acquisition and so on.

He encouraged ordinary people as well to take part in solving this great task: "One of the things you and other people can do is keep up the pressure ... there are going to be some difficult decisions for government". Mr. Jena also suggested that new projects be developed based on real and tangible data. He also set specific standards for evaluating the outcome of projects. Mr. Raj Kumar Sharma, Additional Chief Secretary and Commissioner for Agricultural Production, said that basic agricultural sectors such as agriculture, animal husbandry and fisheries are the mainstays of livelihood in rural areas. In this case, the benefits of innovative projects and investments are directly available to farmers, agricultural workers and the public. Mr. Sharma therefore ordered the development of chain-based integrated projects to increase agricultural productivity and market agricultural products.

Chief Secretary Shri Mohapatra promised the district governors that all other assistance would be provided by the government to Pandi and other resources for resource-based projects to fill important gaps in infrastructure development and increase income. Dr. Sourav Garg, Chief Secretary, Agriculture and Farmer Empowerment, Mr. Deo Ranjan Kumar Singh, Chief Secretary, Fachayatiraj and Drinking Water Supply, Mr. Hemant Kumar Sharma, Chief Secretary, Industries, Mr. Anu Garg, Chief Secretary, Department of Water Resources, Technical Education and Strategy The meeting was attended by senior officials of the concerned departments, including Secretary and ECO Chairman Shri Sanjay Kumar Singh. The district commissioners and district officials of all the districts informed about the new possibilities with the latest information on the development program through video conferencing.

Bhubaneswar, If the districts do not submit investment letters, the districts will be deprived of financial grants from the Oriya Language, Literature and Culture Department going forward. All district governors and district culture officials were informed about this in a video conference held today. Minister Jyoti Prakash Panigrahi, in his address to the district magistrates, said that it was regrettable that no certificates of investment had been submitted from 2016-17 to various districts. The state government has decided to hold a series of celebrations to mark the 125th birth anniversary of Netaji Subhas Bose this year and to mark the 100th anniversary of Gandhi's first visit to Odisha.

District governors and district culture officials have been asked to prepare a schedule for organizing similar programs at the district level. Despite instructions from the department to register and create a database of members of the federation of artists in the district, steps have not been taken in many districts. It is a key part of the government's program to provide livelihoods to artists, and district commissioners are urged to use the IEC funds available in various departments to engage them in public awareness programs. In some districts, there is a lack of district culture, and efforts are being made to ensure that work is not disrupted.

Work will be done to improve the overall village by selecting the ideal village going forward. The districts that received the garbage funds have been asked to do various things with the interest money of that fund. In addition, folk art villages in the districts are limited to announcements. Emphasis was placed on accelerating development in all those villages, making the artist self-sufficient and making plans to make it truly a folk art village. There are 7,200 Bhagwat Tungi in the state. It was decided to supply them with bass and mic. Some districts have implemented it, while others have not.

Therefore, the Chief Secretary of the Department, Shri Vishnupad Sethi, asked the District Magistrates to ensure that all the Tungis were functioning properly. He also pointed out that the Chief Minister's Artist Assistance Scheme had about Rs 15,000 left to meet the target of providing a monthly allowance of Rs 1,200 to senior artists. "It simply came to our notice then. The secretary suggested that there be district museums in 12 districts of the state and that efforts should be made to maintain them at the district level.

In addition, district culture officials are urged to take the initiative to collect unique and artistic artifacts from both locations, both electronically and in print. The district culture councils have not been restructured in the district for a long time. So they have been asked to restructure and report to the department. The department is scheduled to hold a meeting tomorrow with all district culture officials. So all the work that is left or the report, the data that has to be submitted in the department is asked to be brought along.

The law and order situation in the capital Bhubaneswar has deteriorated. The people of Smart City feel insecure. In particular, the number of crimes against women, rape, murder, fatal attacks, robberies, robberies and cyber crimes is on the rise. Criminals are fleeing in various criminal acts, ignoring the police. Police have often failed to apprehend criminals and are not investigating many serious cases. According to police records, there were 49 murders in the capital last year, the highest in the last five years. There have been a number of heinous murders in including the Karona epidemic and the Lockdown.

There are 388 more robberies in 2020 than in 2019. In the past few days, two high-profile murders have been reported in the capital. Jharaphul Nayak, a student of Ramadevi College, was killed on January 26 when police arrested only her boyfriend, Rakesh. Even how did the student involved die? Police have not yet clarified who killed him or why. Police have also failed to arrest Rakesh's accomplice in the case. B-way dead were taken to a school in the capital city through a folding extent Jajpur police, where is not ଦେଖୁପାରିଲା this event, it creates doubt in general.

Despite CCTV cameras installed at various intersections in the capital, police are not investigating the culprits ’movements or removing the veil from death.

The headless body of a woman was recovered from Daspur on the Bharatpur-Chandka road in the capital on February 4. Post-mortem reports indicate that he was beheaded after being strangled to death. Six days after the incident, police did not find the culprit. The hanging body of an unidentified youth was recovered from a tree near the Ghatikia Hanuman temple on February 7. Who is the dead young man? Police have not released any information about who killed him or when he was hanged.

High-profile sex rackets have been around for a long time at a different training center in Palashpalli. Dibyang girls were sexually abused. The commissioner of police did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police station, removing hundreds of protesters by truck. It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post.

Cybercrime has also increased in the capital. In 1931, 1931 cases were filed, which is 31 percent more than in 2019. The police has failed to ସଂପୂର୍ଷ saiba arrested for fraud. Every day, cyber fraudsters are cheating the people of the capital by showing them various tempting advertisements, lotteries, prizes and millions of rupees. Commissionerate police have failed to raise awareness about cybercrime. Ramadevi College student Jharaful Nayak's murder in the capital has been exposed and his accomplices should be arrested immediately. The head of the headless woman should be identified and all the culprits who killed her should be arrested immediately.

"The rescue squad wasn't called for him," she told the Associated Press. The Bhubaneswar District Women's Front has demanded that the Commissionerate of Police implement the Zero Tolerance Act for the Protection of Women and give priority to the safety of students, working women and senior citizens living in the capital and create confidence in the crime-free capital in their minds.

In the next seven days, the headless killer, the creation of the Jharaful murder, the murderer of the Ghatikia youth, the government officials involved in the ongoing sexual harassment at the different training centers have been arrested and the cyber scam has not been arrested in the case. .

The delegation included Subashini Pristi, Unnati Parida, Triptimayi Makdham, Shashiprabha Rath, Sunita Pati, Sumitra Acharya, Jyotirekha Nayak, Pratiksha Mohapatra, Lipa Das, Sasmita Chhualsingh and Sasmita Patra.

New Delhi / Bhubaneswar: The sentiments of millions of Oriyas are associated with the Mahaprabhu Sreejagnath Temple. State BJP MPs, including Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Pratap Sadangi, held talks with Union Tourism Minister Prahlad Singh Patel in New Delhi yesterday to refrain from implementing the proposed NMA heritage by-law for the temple. Union Culture and Tourism Minister Prahlad Singh Patel immediately overturned the NMA's historic by-law, emphasizing the issue of Odisha. A delegation led by Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan today called on Union Minister for Culture and Tourism Shri Prahlad Singh Patel to withdraw the proposed NMA's historic by-law for the temple and the services of the Shri Gannath Temple and the Odisha BJP.

What will be done by the central government to beautify and preserve the Puri shrine and its environs will be decided in consultation with all employers, services, locals and stakeholders, said Union Culture and Tourism Minister Prahlad Singh Patel. He said he would come and talk to everyone. Later, BJP members and temple officials met Union Home Minister Amit Shah and thanked him. The Modi government is determined to keep the sentiments and needs of the Puri Shrimandir and its ethics, traditions, services and devotees intact.

Home Minister Shri Shah has promised the delegation that the Shree Gannath temple will not be affected by the Modi government. The delegation discussed the preservation of the Puri Jagannath Temple, the Konark Sun Temple and the Lingaraj Temple in Bhubaneswar. The services have invited the Union Home Minister and the Union Minister of Culture and Tourism to come to Puri.

The meeting was attended by Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Pratap Sadangi, Union Culture Minister Shri Prahlad Singh Patel, National Spokesperson Sambit Patra, State BJP General Secretary Lekhshree Samant Singhar, Brahmagiri MLA Lalithendu Vidyadhar Mohapatra, Puri MLA Jayant Kumar. Basant Pati, Bhimsen Chandan Hazuri, Madhusudan Singhari, Ramchandra Suwar, Bhavani Shankar Das Mohapatra and Somnath Khuntia were present.

Bhubaneswar, The Join Congress social media campaign, launched by the All India Congress today, has been officially launched. In this context, on behalf of the Odisha Congress Social Media, PCC President Shri Niranjan Patnaik unveiled the logo of the Join Congress social media campaign and joined the Congress on social media through a mobile missed call. Called out.

He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture, and that his confession had been obtained through torture. But the truth is coming to light on social media. "Let us all join hands on social media to fight Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi and fight against the false propaganda of the BJD-BJP and be the bearer of the progress of the state and the country," he said. Odisha AICC social media coordinator Binay Dokania, who attended the event, said there was anarchy across India. The NDA government is only using a lot of money to deceive the general public and loot the country's finances and property.

It's time to dump her and move on. " The campaign aims to connect 5 lakh volunteers and 50,000 Congress workers on social media through the campaign, he said. State Social Media Chairman Abhishek Mahananda will also join 21,000 volunteers in 21 parliamentary constituencies. Once all are trained, 2,100 of them will be selected and placed in various positions in the social media department.

Joining former minister Sanchanan Kanungo, among others, to announce that the program has been launched across the country, he said it was a commendable move to reach out to the people through social media. State Congress social media workers Sansida Taib, Jayata Roy, Shailendra Das, Deepak Kumar Mohapatra, Jagatjivan Mohanty, Subash Nayak, Muralidhar Nayak, guest Dibyasinghe, Mahepar Nikhat Pramukh, among others, were present at today's function.

Bhubaneswar: The Department of Health and Family welfare, Government of Odisha, will organize a Mass Drug Administration (MDA) round in a phased manner for elimination of Lymphatic Filariasis in 17 endemic districts of the state. In this regards, A virtual media sensitization workshop was organized in the state by the Health department in collaboration with Global Health Strategies. The objective of this workshop was to ensure the dissemination of information highlighting the debility caused by Lymphatic Filariasis, so that people can get accurate information about this serious disease.

Through his video appeal message, Mr. Naba Kishore Das, State Health Minister, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Odisha, appealed to the public to consume anti-filaria drugs administered during MDA program in 17 districts of the state in the presence of the drug administrator. During the workshop, Dr. Shubhashisha Mohanty, State Program Officer, Vector Borne Diseases, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Odisha, said, Keeping in mind India's commitment to eliminate filariasis by 2021 and acknowledging the importance of continuing important public health initiatives, the Government of Odisha Under the National Lymphatic Filariasis Elimination Program, is undertaking MDA rounds in 17 LF endemic districts in phases. 

The MDA rounds will be organized as per COVID-19 guidelines issued by the Government of India. The first phase of the Mass Drug Administration (MDA) program will begin from February 10 to February 19, 2021 and the second phase from February 25 till March 6, 2021. 8 districts that are undertaking MDA from 10 February include Bhadrak, Balasore, Cuttack, Dhenkanal, Jharasuguda, Khurda, Nuapada and Nayagarh. The districts undertaking MDA in the second phase include Angul, Ganjam, Mayurbhanj, Sundargarh, Keonjhar, Kandhamal, Sonepur, Bargarh and Sambalpur.

Dr. Niranjan Mishra, Director, Public Health, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Odisha, stated through a presentation that Filariasis is a serious public health problem which is spread by mosquito bites. Filariasis is one of the leading causes of long-term disability worldwide. However, small side-effects must not outweigh the importance of consuming the anti-filaria drugs. This discomfort is also an indicator that the programme is working.

India’s National Programme for Elimination of Lymphatic Filariasis has a two-pillar strategy: one is mass drug Administration MDA another is morbidity management and disability prevention.

Dr. Bijoy Kumar Panigrahi, Director, Family Welfare, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Odisha, spoke about the benefits of deworming. He said that the preventive drugs administered during MDA such as Albendazole have additional benefits like de-worming, which increases absorption of nutrients in children and helps in their physical and cognitive development Dr. Bijay Mohapatra, Director, Health Services, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Odisha, said, Everyone except children below 2 years, pregnant women and seriously ill people must consume the prescribed dosage during the rounds in the presence of trained health workers.

Dr. Amarendranath Mohanty, Director, State Institute of Health Family Welfare, Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Odisha, stated that media plays an important role in disseminating correct information related to public health programmes. He appealed to the media present to extend their full support in making the Mass Drug Administration (MDA) program to further make it a success. Concluding the workshop, Dr. Ajit Kumar Mohanty, Special Secretary to Govt., Department of Health and Family Welfare, Government of Odisha, stated that only with the support of the community and the media, we will be able to eliminate LF completely.

During this campaign around 60,000 trained volunteers including ASHAs will be engaged as Drug Administrators in all 17 districts. Lastly, Mr. Anuj Ghosh, Director, Global Health Strategies, thanked all participants and emphasized that with the combined efforts of all, we can eliminate the debilitating disease like Lymphatic Filariasis from the state. In this virtual workshop senior officials of Health & Family Welfare Department and State representatives of World Health Organization (WHO) and Project Concern International (PCI) were also present at this media workshop.

Bhubaneswar, The sentiments of the Oriya people are associated with the temples of all the Hindu deities in Odisha. Many temples, including the Puri Shree Gannath Temple and the Lingaraj Temple in Bhubaneswar, are built on religious, social, cultural and historical grounds. State BJP MPs, including Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and Pratap Sadangi, today held talks with Union Tourism Minister Prahlad Yoshi in New Delhi to prevent the proposed memorandum from the National Monuments Authority from being implemented.

Union Tourism Minister Prahlad Yoshi immediately revoked the bill, citing the Odisha issue. BJP state president Sameer Mohanty thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Tourism Minister Prahlad Yoshi and two Union ministers Dharmendra Pradhan and Pratap Sadangi for prioritizing the interests of Odisha and the sentiments of Oriya devotees.

Mr. Mohanty said the BJP has always attached importance to the interests of the Oriya people. The BJP is taking steps to address the issue, especially if there are any problems related to Shri Jagannath's temple. Earlier, the state BJP had made a number of efforts to preserve the tradition of thousands of years after the state government intervened in the procession of Chaturdhamurtha in Puri during the Karona, and in the end the procession was made without devotees.

Bhubaneswar: The Congress should give moral support to the farmers' movement for the repeal of the three arts and agriculture laws enacted by the central government and the immediate repeal of the law. Dhenkanal District Kisan Congress President Biprabar Sahu chaired a meeting of Dhenkanal District Kisan Congress President Ramakrishnapur near Bhubaneswar in Dhenkanal district yesterday against the central BJP and state BJD government's policy of killing farmers.

The farmer Mahapanchayat was made the secretary of the All India Congress Committee and in-charge of Odisha. Rudra Raju inaugurated the event as the chief guest and said that in the coming days, farmers' mahapan panchayats would be held at all district levels in the state and there would be strong protests against the agriculture and farmers of both the BJP and BJD governments. Addressing the function, Odisha Pradesh Kisan Congress President Shri Amiya Patnaik said that today the Narendra Modi government is cheating the country's food donors. It will never be tolerated.

This government is not in the interest of the farmers but in the interests of the capitalists. A blazing example of this has been a long 74 days in the cold, with farmers' unions demanding the repeal of the Black Agriculture Act, but it is unfortunate that the government has turned a blind eye to it. The Prime Minister himself questioned where the increase in the price of agricultural produce had been halved on the basis of Swaminathan’s recommendations in the two general elections. He demanded the repeal of the art law and the provision of legal guarantees in the MSP, as well as the state government to buy all the surpluses of the farmers and implement a bonus of Rs.

The farmers' mahapanchayat was inaugurated by former PCC vice-president Shuvendu Mohanty, Dhenkanal district Congress president Saroj Patnaik, state Kisan Congress vice-president Umesh Sahu and senior Congress leaders from various blocks.

Bhubaneswar, Odisha Yatra Committee has issued a memorandum of understanding to the Yatra Malik Mahasangh on 5.2.2021 on various issues. Nowadays, travel has become a major means of transportation for the general public. Travel expenses are paid to travel owners on a contractual basis by the Travel Committee. However, travel has been hampered by epidemics. With this in mind, in the coming days, some rules have been drafted for the travel service as per the schedule and handed over to the Travel Owners Federation through a demand letter.

No travel owners can serve travel without a travel committee. The petition states that travel owners should take the decision of the travel committees and serve the travel. Among the key demands is to return the money you took in advance without serving any travel expenses from the time of last March to the present day, and to take it seriously with the travel owners' association. An agreement should be signed, with a limit of Rs 1 lakh to Rs 1 lakh per night for the performance of each trip, and an advance token amount of Rs 25,000 for booking a travel party.

At the time of signing the contract should be limited to 2 nights in advance and 1 day in advance for less than 3 nights to serve more than 3 nights, 11 small and 4 large rooms for a total of 15 rooms for travel party artists, all travel expenses, all travel expenses. The cost of timber, diesel and public transport should be borne by the owners of all the travel parties, with the emphasis on drama without focusing on specific artists, with the exception of obscenity and nudity by focusing on high-quality drama, the cost of the current covariate. Restricted.

If the Yatra Malik Sangh Yatra Committee does not negotiate with the Federation of Yatra Malik Sanghs to resolve all these issues in a very short period of time, then the Yatra Committee Mahasangh, Odisha will take its next course of action, said Mahasangh president Pradeep Das, editor Umakant Mishra, treasurer Manas Samantha. Panda, Sitakant Mohapatra, Indrajith Parida and all members of the Yatra Committee Federation informed.

Bhubaneswar, The House Committee of the Andhra Pradesh Legislative Council has visited Odisha to develop the language and culture of Telugu-speaking people living in Odisha. The seven-member delegation, led by Legislative Council President Mohammad Ahmed Sharif, held detailed discussions with Schools and Mass Education Minister Sameer Ranjan Das and departmental officials in the new conference room. On the Andhra Pradesh-Odisha border, 80 lakh Telugu-speaking people live in Malkangiri, Koraput, Rayagada, Ganjam and Gajapati districts, and their committee members are not getting enough Telugu textbooks.

A total of 14,150 Telugu textbooks are required from class I to VIII in 2019-20, while 13105 textbooks are required to be distributed in 2020-20, while 11,441 textbooks are not available in 2020-21, while 12,450 textbooks are required to be distributed in the academic year 2021-22. Satyabrata Sahu, Secretary, Schools and Mass Education, said that special attention is being paid to improving the educational skills of Telugu students, the provision of textbooks and the appointment of Telugu teachers in a timely manner.

With 139 Telugu education assistants working, 178 Telugu-speaking teachers are teaching in 41 Telugu medium schools, B.Ed. It was also informed at the meeting that 20 seats at the level and 50 seats at the Teacher Certificate Course level were reserved for Telugu speakers. Similarly, Mass Education Minister Sameer Ranjan Das on the educational and cultural development of Oriya speakers in Vijayanagaram Srikakulam and Vishakhapatnam districts of Andhra Pradesh.

Drew the attention of the committee. With 4,000 students studying in 120 schools in the above districts, the Odisha government has recruited 130 teachers to teach the Oriya language through the Utkal Sammilani.

While the above 100 marks are a Telugu option for the above students, the committee has drawn the attention of the committee to have 50 marks in Hindi and 50 marks in Telugu for their higher education opportunities. Similarly, the establishment of Oriya language medium schools in Vijayanagaram, Vishakhapatnam and Srikakulam districts, the introduction of Oriya language in the Anganwadi Centers of the districts inhabiting Oriya and the immediate filling of 140 Oriya teacher posts.

The proposal was also presented at the meeting.

Later, members of the Legislative Council Committee, Dr. Surya Narayan had a courtesy call on Patra. Bachchupati Dr. Patra Uttariya and the statue of Lord Shree Gannath were presented to the Speaker and members of the Legislative Council. He spoke in support of the US Alliance for Democracy, but said that maintaining some independence was important for Andhra Pradesh.