Sheikh Hasina’s Death Sentence: A Geopolitical Turning Point for South Asia

Bhubaneswar, India:  An analytical perspective on Bangladesh’s political turmoil and India’s looming strategic challenge The dramatic sentencing of former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to death on 17 November has shaken South Asian politics and raised urgent questions about democracy, due process, and regional stability. Currently residing in India after fleeing her country earlier this…

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HUMANE SAGAR NO MORE : Odia Music Icon Dies at 34; State Plunges Into Mourning

Bhubaneswar, Nov 18: Odisha woke up to heartbreaking news on Monday night as celebrated playback singer Humane Sagar, one of the most influential voices of this generation, passed away at 9:08 PM at AIIMS Bhubaneswar. He was 34. Doctors confirmed that the singer suffered acute-on-chronic liver failure leading to multiple organ dysfunction, despite being on…

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25th Rajdhani Book Fair Begins in Bhubaneswar; To Run Till November 23

Bhubaneswar: The much-awaited 25th Rajdhani Book Fair commenced today in the capital city, bringing together book lovers, students, publishers, and literary enthusiasts from across Odisha. The fair, which will continue from November 14 to November 23, is being held at the Durga Puja Mandap Ground in Sahid Nagar, one of Bhubaneswar’s busiest cultural hubs. The…

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Odisha Moves Toward Nuclear Energy Future

Bhubaneswar: Odisha is taking a major step toward reshaping its energy landscape. The state government has begun discussions with NTPC Ltd and the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd (NPCIL) to explore the possibility of setting up nuclear power plants in the state. This move signals Odisha’s intent to build a strong foundation of clean,…

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The Learning Journey: From Early Childhood to Higher Education

Bhubaneswar: Every stage of a child’s educational journey—from K–12 schooling to higher education—plays a crucial role in shaping who they become. It is a continuous path of exploration, learning, and growth, where each phase contributes distinctively to the child’s overall development. Early Childhood: The Foundation Years The early years of life are marked by rapid…

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Nitish Kumar Scripts Historic Comeback as NDA Sweeps Bihar; Opposition Left Stunned

Bhubaneswar: A landmark political victory, the NDA alliance has swept the Bihar Assembly elections, leaving the Opposition bloc — including Rahul Gandhi, Tejashwi Yadav, and Prashant Kishor — visibly stunned by the outcome. The results not only overturned most exit poll predictions but also reaffirmed Nitish Kumar’s enduring influence in Bihar’s political landscape. Nitish Kumar…

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Stampede at Cuttack’s Bali Yatra During Shreya Ghoshal Show; Six Injured

Bhubaneswar: The final day of the historic Bali Yatra in Cuttack ended on a chaotic note after a minor stampede broke out near the main stage during Bollywood singer Shreya Ghoshal’s live performance on Thursday night. At least six people were injured in the incident, officials said. According to eyewitnesses, a massive crowd surged forward…

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White-Collar Terror: The New Face of Extremism Raises Questions About Education, Ideology, and Influence New Delhi: The recent revel

Bhubaneswar: The recent revelation of highly educated professionals — including doctors and professors — being linked to terror activities in India has reignited a national debate over the roots of extremism and the disturbing transformation of its face. Traditionally, radicalization has been associated with economic deprivation, lack of education, and social marginalization. However, the emergence…

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Massive Bank Merger on the Horizon: India to Reshape Banking Sector with Five Mega

Bhubaneswar: In a major structural reform, the Central Government is reportedly preparing to execute one of the largest bank mergers in India’s history — a move that will consolidate the nation’s public sector banks into five world-class financial institutions. According to official sources, the government aims to merge smaller public sector banks (PSBs) with larger,…

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Garbage Piles Mar Grandeur of Historic Bali Yatra in Cuttack

Cuttack: The grandeur of the historic Bali Yatra, Asia’s largest open-air trade fair, is being dampened by mounting piles of garbage and an unbearable stench across the fairgrounds. The unsanitary conditions have drawn sharp criticism from both visitors and traders. From food stalls to walkways, trash — including plastic bags, leftover food, and disposable cups…

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