Dhenkanal farmers sow seeds of resilience amid changing weather

Bhubaneswar, October 6, 2026: As unpredictable weather increasingly threatens paddy cultivation, farmers in Dhenkanal’s Kamalanga and Mangalpur panchayats are embracing climate-resilient farming practices to improve crop health, reduce risks and secure their livelihoods. The two panchayats, where GMR Kamalanga Energy Limited (GKEL) operates a 1,050-MW thermal power plant, are witnessing a gradual shift in farming…

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Alleged Irregularities in Road Construction Work in Ichinda Ward No. 11 Villagers Level Serious Allegations

Rairangpur, Mayurbhanj: Allegations of large-scale irregularities in road construction work have surfaced in Ichinda Ward No. 11 under Rairangpur Municipality in the Bamanghati subdivision of Mayurbhanj district.   According to local residents, a road was constructed for about 50 metres from near advocate Muna Das’s residence towards advocate Pradip Das’s residence, allegedly without any sanctioned…

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Memorandum Submitted to Collector Seeking Resolution of Various Problems at PRM Medical College and Hospital

Baripada, September 18, 2026:.Patients and their attendants visiting PRM Medical College and Hospital and Baripada Medical are facing numerous problems, prompting concern among members of the Social Welfare Forum.   To seek solutions to these public grievances, a delegation led by Biswajit Nayak, Secretary of the organisation’s Core Committee, submitted a memorandum to the District…

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“Your anger is their content”: Delhi Police urges personnel not to engage with protesters

New Delhi, 23/8: Fresh guidelines issued to Delhi Police by a central agency advise personnel to remain calm during protests, avoid rising to provocation and being pictured as “villains” by the demonstrators filming them, police sources said on Sunday.The guidelines come in the backdrop of the allegations of police excesses during the Cockroach Janta Party…

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Over 30 years on, Jammu and Kashmir reopens its forgotten terror killing cases

Srinagar,, 23/08: More than three decades after terror murders plunged the Kashmir Valley into a cycle of violence and trigger the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits, the state is reopening some of the Valley’s most prominent unsolved cases — including the killings of judge Neelkanth Ganju, BJP leader Tika Lal Taploo and 23 Pandits at Wandhama…

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Donald Trump again claims Hormuz as ‘US territory’; Iran refuses to reopen strait

Washington DC, 23/8: US President Donald Trump has again said that the Strait of Hormuz is “American territory”, while separately claiming the United States has escorted more than 1,000 ships through the strategically important waterway. Trump made the claim on Truth Social, where he reshared an image showing the Strait of Hormuz marked as “NEW…

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80% women face harassment; violence restricts their progress’: Rahul Gandhi at ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’ event

New Delhi, 23/8: Senior Congress leader and Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, Rahul Gandhi, stated that 80 per cent of women, the country’s biggest asset, face harassment and that systemic violence is actively used by society to hinder their progress.Addressing students at his party’s youth outreach programme, ‘Chhatron Ki Goonj’, in Pune…

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India decides no boarding pass stamping at airports for international travellers from September 1

New Delhi, 22/8: Passengers flying out of Indian airports will no longer be required to carry a physical boarding pass as immigration authorities have decided to do away with the stamping of this document from September 1, officials said on Saturday.Instead, passengers travelling abroad will have to produce an e-boarding pass on their smartphones for…

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Sikh leaders protest outside Rahul Gandhi’s Delhi residence over Sajjan Kumar ‘role model’ remark, seek apology

New Delhi, 22/8: Senior MP Deepender Hooda’s remarks hailing anti-Sikh riots case convict Sajjan Kumar following his death has triggered a controversy with several Sikh leaders and members of families affected by the 1984 pogrom on Saturday staging a protest outside Rahul Gandhi’s residence seeking apology.  

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DMK imposes age caps, fixed tenures in sweeping organisational changes

Chennai, 22/8: Aimed at strengthening the party at the grassroots by giving ample opportunities to youngsters and new faces, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) on Saturday (August 22) announced sweeping organisational changes, introducing fixed tenures and strict age limits for those holding posts from village to district levels.Announcing the changes following recommendations from a 38-member…

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