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Wild elephants enter stadium in Rourkela, spread panic
There is panic in Odisha's steel city Rourkela after a herd of wild elephants found their way into the local Bisra stadium on Friday evening. They are believed to have strayed from the Saranda forests in neighbouring Jharkhand.
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Former Odisha minister Raghunath Mohanty arrested in dowry case
Raghunath Mohanty, the former law minister of Odisha accused of dowry harassment by his daughter-in-law, was arrested in Kolkata this morning. He had been on the run for the last two weeks. His wife has been arrested as well.
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Probe ordered into violence during Odisha Congress rally
In a significant and assertive move, Odisha Governor M C Bhandare has ordered a Lokpal probe into the incidents of violence during the September 6 Congress rally in Bhubaneswar in which over 250 people, including 60 police personnel, were injured.
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Odisha bandh: Police on alert after fresh violence
The 12-hour bandh called by the Congress in Odisha today led to another flare-up in the state with party workers burning a bus in Bhubaneswar. In Cuttack, the Congress workers clashed with the police with the later resorting to a lathi-charge. Last Thursday, several Congress workers and around 60 policemen were injured during a rally outside the Od...
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Mob attacked me after Tytler called for barricades to be broken, alleges Odisha woman cop
The Congress has apologised for a woman cop being beaten up by a mob on the rampage during a protest by party workers in Bhubaneswar yesterday, but senior Odisha leaders also insist that not all the thousands of people were Congressmen. The police, up in arms over a colleague being brutally assaulted, have arrested 35 people and promised that there...
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Outrage after woman cop beaten up by mob in Odisha; Congress apologises
The Congress has apologised for a woman cop being beaten up by a mob on the rampage during a protest by party workers in Bhubaneswar yesterday, but senior Odisha leaders also insist that not all the thousands of people were Congressmen. The police, up in arms over a colleague being brutally assaulted, have arrested 35 people and promised that there...
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Expelled Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda warns party leadership through audio message
Former secretary of the Odisha unit of the outlawed CPI-Maoist - Sabyasachi Panda, who was recently expelled - has come down heavily on the party leadership and warned them of dire consequences.
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Controversy over whether leopard was used for 'entertainment'
A leopard who entered a shop in the town of Sonepur in Odisha was captured and put in a cage. He hurt his mouth when he tried to bite the cage. He was rescued by forest and wildlife officials, who moved him to a forest department nursery nearby.
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Naveen Patnaik urges Tata group to build hospital and training institutes in Odisha
Cyrus P. Mistry, the chairman-designate of the Tata Group called on the Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik, on Tuesday evening "to pay a courtesy visit" and to discuss several on-going Tata projects in the state. Mr Mistry, however, did not take any questions from waiting mediapersons after his hour-long visit with the chief minister and other se...
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Laptop for Rs. 5000 thanks to these students
It's a pretty incredible deal. A laptop that can potentially cost Rs. 5000 to produce.
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Wild elephants enter stadium in Rourkela, spread panic
There is panic in Odisha's steel city Rourkela after a herd of wild elephants found their way into the local Bisra stadium on Friday evening. They are believed to have strayed from the Saranda forests in neighbouring Jharkhand.
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Former Odisha minister Raghunath Mohanty arrested in dowry case
Raghunath Mohanty, the former law minister of Odisha accused of dowry harassment by his daughter-in-law, was arrested in Kolkata this morning. He had been on the run for the last two weeks. His wife has been arrested as well.
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Probe ordered into violence during Odisha Congress rally
In a significant and assertive move, Odisha Governor M C Bhandare has ordered a Lokpal probe into the incidents of violence during the September 6 Congress rally in Bhubaneswar in which over 250 people, including 60 police personnel, were injured.
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Odisha bandh: Police on alert after fresh violence
The 12-hour bandh called by the Congress in Odisha today led to another flare-up in the state with party workers burning a bus in Bhubaneswar. In Cuttack, the Congress workers clashed with the police with the later resorting to a lathi-charge. Last Thursday, several Congress workers and around 60 policemen were injured during a rally outside the Od...
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Mob attacked me after Tytler called for barricades to be broken, alleges Odisha woman cop
The Congress has apologised for a woman cop being beaten up by a mob on the rampage during a protest by party workers in Bhubaneswar yesterday, but senior Odisha leaders also insist that not all the thousands of people were Congressmen. The police, up in arms over a colleague being brutally assaulted, have arrested 35 people and promised that there...
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Outrage after woman cop beaten up by mob in Odisha; Congress apologises
The Congress has apologised for a woman cop being beaten up by a mob on the rampage during a protest by party workers in Bhubaneswar yesterday, but senior Odisha leaders also insist that not all the thousands of people were Congressmen. The police, up in arms over a colleague being brutally assaulted, have arrested 35 people and promised that there...
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Expelled Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda warns party leadership through audio message
Former secretary of the Odisha unit of the outlawed CPI-Maoist - Sabyasachi Panda, who was recently expelled - has come down heavily on the party leadership and warned them of dire consequences.
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Controversy over whether leopard was used for 'entertainment'
A leopard who entered a shop in the town of Sonepur in Odisha was captured and put in a cage. He hurt his mouth when he tried to bite the cage. He was rescued by forest and wildlife officials, who moved him to a forest department nursery nearby.
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Naveen Patnaik urges Tata group to build hospital and training institutes in Odisha
Cyrus P. Mistry, the chairman-designate of the Tata Group called on the Odisha chief minister Naveen Patnaik, on Tuesday evening "to pay a courtesy visit" and to discuss several on-going Tata projects in the state. Mr Mistry, however, did not take any questions from waiting mediapersons after his hour-long visit with the chief minister and other se...
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Laptop for Rs. 5000 thanks to these students
It's a pretty incredible deal. A laptop that can potentially cost Rs. 5000 to produce.
