New Odisha Age

Flood Havoc in Odisha Affects Over 11,000 People Across Multiple Districts

Bhubaneswar:Severe flooding triggered by incessant rainfall has wreaked havoc across several districts of Odisha, displacing thousands and prompting a large-scale rescue and relief operation. According to official estimates, over 11,000 people have been affected, with districts such as Mayurbhanj, Balasore, Bhadrak, Jajpur, Sundergarh, and Keonjhar bearing the brunt of the disaster. The Special Relief Commissioner…

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Vegetable Prices Skyrocketing due to Continuous Rain

Bhubaneswar: Inflation is increasing again in our state. The price of vegetables are skyrocketing. The poor and lower middle class people are as if denied the luxury of having vegetables. It becomes hard to fill the bag when going to market. Maximum green vegetables cost above Rs. 70-100. Continuous rain fall obstructs the yieldings of…

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Leading Project Professionals 16x Likelier to Achieve Advanced Productivity Gains with GenAI, PMI Report Reveals

46% productivity gains achievable with early adoption and strong organizational support for GenAI in project management New Delhi, April 29th2025: A new report from Project Management Institute (PMI), the world’s leading authority on project management, reveals how generative AI (GenAI) is reshaping project-based work across industries. The Project Professional’s GenAI Journey: From Quick Wins to Leading the…

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Monsoon to be Generous This Year; An Above Normal Rainfall Predicted By IMD

Bhubaneswar: When the Indian economy is constantly trying to find a way to fend the Trump tariff issue on a global front, an IMD prediction on the upcoming monsoon rain that the farmers are going to get in the seasonal agricultural production. It gives quite a relief for the people amid this chaotic situation. The…

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The Incredible Odisha: Development and Prosperity

Bhubaneswar: Odisha is known as India’s best kept secret because of it’s less explored tourism. But this statement is also applicable for the overall economy of the state as the State is hardly discussed ever outside it’s geographical border. The major reason behind this has been the economic backward and underdeveloped history of Odisha. In…

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Odisha Experienced Snowfall in various districts of Odisha as mercury dropped the Lowest as 3°C- 5 C

Bhubaneswar: Odisha has experienced snowfall in certain places of Sundergarh, Mayurbhanj on 15 December morning as the temperature was dipping minus 3 degrees Celsius. There was a layer of snow seen in open fields, vehicles parked outside and trees in many parts of the Koida, Sundergarh. This extreme frosting of weather was primarily seen in…

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24 Coastal Villages of Odisha Recognised Tsunami Ready by the UNESCO

Bhubaneswar: The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Organization of UNESCO has recognized twenty four coastal villages in Odisha as ‘Tsunami Ready ‘ in the 2nd Global Tsunami Symposium organized in Indonesia on 11 November. The villages are located in Balasore, Bhadrak, Kendrapada, Jagatsinghpur, Puri and Ganjam districts. There are two villages, Noliasahi in Jagatsinghpur district and Venkatraipur in…

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Light Pollution; It’s Impacts on the Eco- system

Bhubaneswar: In the course of the development of civilization humans discovered fire from a forest burning by the impacts lightening. After discovering the fire the humans found light by burning torch. This fire was doing as a protector to the humans from the wild animals in caves. It was a warmer during winters. The torch…

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High Court Approves both Upper and Lower Grounds for Cuttack Bali Jatra: With Special Guidelines

Bhubaneswar: Cuttack Bali Jatra has got the approval from the Odisha High Court to be conducted in the upper ground as well but there would be a certain guidelines to be followed. So the grand fair is going to be conducted in both upper and lower ground in the current year. This notification also carries…

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Odisha Government Banns Fishing and Tawrling for Seven Months to Protect Olive Ridley Turtles

Bhubaneswar: Odisha government has put a ban on fishing on about 1437 sq km at in Gahiramatha Marine Sanctuary which is the home for Olive Ridley Turtles. This ban has been implemented from Friday, 1 November. This has been imposed from 160 km from the Dharmara to the Devi  River mouth. The restriction will remain…

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