New Odisha Age

Bihar: A State to be Proud of 

Bhubaneswar: Bihar is the state where we see the world ‘s oldest university ( Nalanda University),  world’s oldest Hindu temple, the highest and longest monument ( Kesariya Buddhist Monument), the longest wi-fi zone ( 20 KM), the oldest highway ( 2400 KM). Four out of ten biggest bridges in India are in Bihar. Bihar is…

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Global Trade, War Between China and US, America Attacks Chinese Ships

Bhubaneswar: Global trade runs on cargo vessels, from electronics, clothes, high-end machineries for factories, cars and many more. All these items mostly come on ships. About 90 percent of the world ‘s goods are transported by sea and most of those shops are made in China. The US’ s next target is the ship production…

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iLEAD’s Managedia 2025: A Timeless Odyssey of Creativity, Culture, and Celebration

Kolkata, April 7th 2025: The iconic corridors of the Institute of Leadership, Entrepreneurship and Development (iLEAD) came alive once again with boundless energy and brilliance during Managedia 2025 – A Timeless Odyssey, the 11th edition of Kolkata’s largest college festival. Held from April 7th to April 11th, the much-anticipated annual fest — powered by the prestigious House of Sherwali — brought together students,…

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Muhammad Yunus’s Comment on the Chicken leg Region, North East India Disconnecting from India 

Bhubaneswar: Muhammad Yunus, the interim Prime Minister of Bangladesh has given a very controversial statement in his visit to China about the seven sister states of India. The seven sisters states are known as the seven states in the birth eastern region of India, Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Mizoram, Nagaland, Tripura, and Arunachal Pradesh.  These states…

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Supreme Court Gives Surprising Order on Waqf Law

Bhubaneswar: The Country was waiting for the verdict of the supreme court on the Waqf bill. The political leaders in all the opposition parties across the country were trying to stop this law from being passed. The central government has asked the supreme court to grant one week time on the Waqf law. The supreme…

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Odisha Comes at the Fifth in Social Behaviour 

Bhubaneswar: Currently India is known as the most rapidly developing country. Different states are also claiming to be growing at a faster pace. But whether the social behaviour and mindset of the people have changed as required especially in the aspect of civil behaviour, security, attitude towards gender, gender discrimination etc.  It is very important…

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India Gets Rare Opportunity in Global Market: US- China Stand Off

Bhubaneswar: US-China stand off worsens in the tariff war. The trade war has entered a new phase as China has changed its posture. It is no longer playing defense. It has gone on to offensive mode to the US. China is taking the fights straight too the American consumers. By weaponizing the social media it…

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Religion Used as Weapon for Minority Politics 

Bhubaneswar: The Hindus in Murshidabad, West Bengal are facing humiliation, torture and sexual assault in the current riots in the name of protest against the Waqf law. These people feel unsafe in their own land and state. Last Friday, SDPI and other muslim groups called for a protest opposing the Waqf law. After the Friday…

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‘Odia Film ‘Pade Akasha’ Gains Accolades 

The first ever biopic film of the Odia film industry, Ollywood, ‘Pade Akasa’ was released in cinemas on 11 April.  The film is on the life of Dr Sruti Mohapatra and acted by the versatile actress Archita Sahu who is considered one of the biggest and talented actresses of the Odia film industry. The film…

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