I League 3 TRAU FC boost final round hopes with 2 0 thumping of Clube De Salgaocar
Moirangthem Diya Singh shone with a second half brace to fashion TRAU FC, Kwakeithel a 2 0 win against Clube De Salgaocar and boosted their final round hopes in the I League 3 this evening at SAI Turf Ground It was the second Group B win for TRAU FC, who are co hosting the Manipur leg of the 4th tier domestic league tournament having played out a 2 2 draw with Mumbay FC and won 2 1 against Zinc FA Vasco based Clube De Salgaocar managed to withstand TRAU FC, who were into the business right from the word go, until Moirangthem Diya Singh changed the complexion of the game in the second half Diya, who subbed in for Biplob Dey at the restart, found the breakthrough in the 57th minute and took deep five minutes into the stoppage time to hand Clube De Salgaocar a two punch knockout With the result, TRAU are on top of the table with 7 points from 3 matches Following closely behind them are Samaleswari Sporting Club, who produced a dominating performance to sink Mumbay FC 4 1 earlier in the day Samaleswari Sporting Club, who are based in Sambalpur, Odisha, rode on a double from Sudip Sarma Sarkar to register the huge win and remain in the contention for the final round Sudip Sarma Sarkar handed Samaleswari Sporting a slender 1 0 first half lead by scoring the opener in the 42nd minute before Sourav Ram doubled the advantage in the 57th minute Samaleswari Sporting kept pressing for more and made it 3 0 as Sudip Sarma Sarkar completed his double in the 68th minute Subha Ghosh pulled back one goal for Mumbay FC in the 84th minute but it turned out to be their consolation goal as Riki Gharami scored at the stroke of 90th minute to wind up the game 4 1 TRAU FC will play Samaleswari Sporting Club in the final and top of the Group B table contest on May 6 at the SAI Turf ground from 3 pm Source The Sangai Express
Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC Battle to a 1-1 Draw in ISL Clash
Bengaluru, May 5: In a thrilling encounter in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26, Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC ended their match in a 1-1 draw on Monday. Head coach Pep Muoz was forced to make changes due to injuries to Ashik Kuruniyan and Nikhil Pujari, bringing in Shivashakti Narayanan and Ricky Miteei to the ... Read more Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC Battle to a 1-1 Draw in ISL Clash
Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC Draw 1-1 in Thrilling ISL Match
Bengaluru, May 5: In an exciting encounter on Monday, Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC ended their match in a 1-1 draw during the Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26 season. Head coach Pep Munoz had to make adjustments due to injuries to Ashik Kuruniyan and Nikhil Pujari, bringing in Shivashakti Narayanan and Ricky Miteei to the ... Read more Bengaluru FC and Odisha FC Draw 1-1 in Thrilling ISL Match
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Kolkata, May 4:In a mandate as sweeping as it is symbolic, the BJP on Monday scripted history by winning 202 seats to secure more than a two-thirds majority in the West Bengal assembly polls, ending the TMCs 15-year rule, and decisively shifting the states ideological and political centre of gravity. The verdict acquired added political drama and symbolic heft as Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was defeated in the prestigious Bhabanipur seat by BJPs Suvendu Adhikari, capping a stunning turnaround after initial trends appeared to favour the TMC supremo. What began as tentative early leads soon hardened into a decisive wave, with the BJP winning 202 seats and leading in five, while the TMC trailed far behind, managing to win 73 and leading in eight seats, according to Election Commission data at 11.10pm. The scale, spread and speed of the BJP surge -breaching the halfway mark of 148 in the 294-member House well before counting reached its midpoint- pointed not merely to a change of guard but to a structural realignment in Bengal politics. For the first time since 1972, West Bengal appears set to be governed by a party that is also in power at the Centre -a shift with deep administrative and political implications. The result also marked the BJPs decisive breach of its last major eastern bastion, completing its saffron arc across 'Anga, Banga and Kalinga' (Bihar, Bengal and Odisha) and significantly altering the national political balance. Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the mandate, saying the Lotus blooms in West Bengal and that the party would work to fulfil the aspirations of the people. At the heart of the BJPs campaign was Modi himself, whose high-voltage rallies and direct voter connect made him the central face of the partys push in Bengal, while Union Home Minister Amit Shah functioned as the chief strategist -stitching together booth-level networks, candidate selection and social coalitions. The partys rise in Bengal has been neither sudden nor accidental. Since its 2019 Lok Sabha breakthrough, the BJP has treated the state not merely as another electoral target but as a political and ideological challenge. From a marginal vote share of around four per cent in 2011, the BJP surged to nearly 40 per cent in 2019 and then secured 77 seats in the 2021 Assembly elections, displacing the Left and Congress as the principal challenger to the TMC. Yet, converting that expansion into power had remained elusive until now. As counting progressed through the day, early leads consolidated into a near sweep. The BJPs advance cut across geographies -from north Bengal to Junglemahal to south Bengal, from border districts to industrial belt- indicating a statewide wave rather than region-specific gains. Seats such as Dinhata, Gosaba, Baghmundi, Bankura, Binpur and Nayagram pointed to deep inroads in tribal and rural belts, while gains in Asansol Dakshin, Durgapur Purba and other urban pockets reflected consolidation in industrial and semi-urban regions. Early wins in Kalimpong, Darjeeling, Monteswar, Bhatar, Medinipur and Asansol Dakshin reinforced the breadth of the surge. In contrast, the TMCs resistance appeared fragmented. District-level patterns pointed to a sharp erosion, with the TMC struggling to hold ground in several regions of north Bengal and Junglemahal. The vote share data underscored the depth of the shift. The BJPs vote share climbed to around 45 per cent from 38 per cent in 2021, while the TMCs dropped to nearly 40.94 per cent from 48 percent. A key point lay in the 177 constituencies where voter deletions had exceeded past victory margins -a latent factor that appears to have translated into a decisive political shift. In these seats, the BJP not only retained its earlier gains but also made significant inroads into TMC-held territories, suggesting a deeper realignment rather than a mere swing. The scale of the setback was also reflected in the fortunes of senior TMC leaders. At least 20 ministers were defeated, including Bratya Basu, Manas Ranjan Bhunia, Shashi Panja and Chandrima Bhattacharya. In Sabang, Bhunia, a multi-term winner, lost, while in Dinhata, Udayan Guha was defeated. In Kolkata, BJPs Purnima Chakraborty defeated state industry minister Shashi Panja, pointing to cracks even in urban bastions. For a party that had built its dominance on welfare delivery, centralised authority and booth-level control, the erosion appeared simultaneous across organisational layers. In a dramatic, high-stakes contest that mirrored the political theatre of Nandigram five years ago, Adhikari defeated Banerjee in Bhabanipur by 15,105 votes after all 20 rounds of counting, according to Election Commission data. I thank the people of Bhabanipur for voting for me and ensuring a margin of over 15,000 votes, Adhikari said after securing victory and collecting his winning certificate. The outcome was a replay of the 2021 Nandigram election, where Adhikari had unseated Banerjee in a fiercely fought battle that reshaped Bengals political narrative. Adhikari, once a close aide of Banerjee and a key architect of the TMCs rise in districts like East Midnapore, now emerges as a frontrunner in discussions over the chief ministerial face of the BJP government. Other names, including state president Samik Bhattacharya, Union minister Sukanta Majumdar and Swapan Dasgupta, are also doing the rounds. The verdict represents a watershed moment for the BJP. From a marginal presence in Bengal in the late 1990s -aided initially by its alliance with the TMC -the party has now completed a steady climb to power and dismantled the very party that once facilitated its entry in the state, three decades ago. Politically, the Monday poll verdict reinforced the BJPs ability to dislodge entrenched regional forces. However, the mandate also brings challenges governing a politically polarised state, managing local leadership equations, and delivering on promises related to development, law and order and administrative reform. For the TMC, the verdict signals a structural rupture. After 15 years in power, the party faces the difficult transition from a dominant ruling force to an opposition formation, with anti-incumbency, corruption allegations, governance fatigue and organisational centralisation converging into a decisive setback. West Bengal, long defined by extended phases of single-party dominance, now appears to be entering a more competitive, bipolar political phase. For the BJP, Bengal is no longer a frontier; it is a governance test. For the TMC, the battle shifts from retaining power to reclaiming relevance. And for Bengal, the moment marks not just a change in government, but a reordering of its political landscape. NDA set to form Govt in Assam for 3rd straight term The ruling NDA is set to form the government in Assam for the third consecutive term after securing a two-thirds majority, with a record high of 102 seats in the 126-member assembly, while the Congress-led Opposition delivered its worst performance in recent times on Monday. The BJP, which contested 90 seats, won 82, while its allies -- the Bodoland People's Front (BPF), which contested 11 seats, and the Asom Gana Parishad (AGP), which fought in 26 seats -- bagged 10 constituencies each. The saffron party secured a majority on its own for the first time in the state. It had won 60 seats in the previous two polls in 2021 and 2016. In the Opposition camp, the Congress, which contested 99 seats, won 19 constituencies, while the Badruddin Ajmal-led AIUDF and Akhil Gogoi-led Raijor Dal secured two seats each, and the Trinamool Congress bagged one constituency. Raijor Dal, an opposition alliance partner, had contested 13 seats, while the other parties in the camp -- Assam Jatiya Parishad (AJP), CPI(M) and APHLC -- drew a blank. Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma won the Jalukbari constituency for the sixth consecutive term, defeating Congress candidate Bidisha Neog by 89,434 votes. In a major blow to the Congress, its state president Gaurav Gogoi lost in Jorhat to veteran politician and sitting BJP MLA Hitendranath Goswami by 23,181 votes. Among the prominent BJP winners are ministers Ajanta Neog (Golaghat), Ranoj Pegu (Dhemaji), Pijush Hazarika (Jagiroad), Ashok Singhal (Dhekiajuli), Kaushik Rai (Lakhipur), Prashanta Phukan (Dibrugarh), Krishnendu Paul (Patharkandi) and Bimal Borah (Tingkhong). Assembly Speaker Biswajit Daimary won from Tamulpur constituency by defeating former BTC chief Pramod Boro of the UPPL. Sitting BJP MLAs Mrinal Saikia (Khumtai), Bhuban Pegu (Jonai), Rama Kanta Dewri (Morigaon), Rupak Sarmah (Nagaon-Batadraba), Paramanda Rajbongshi (Sipajhar), Utpal Borah (Gohpur), Biswajit Phukan (Sarupathar), Binod Hazarika (Chabua-Lahowal), Taranga Gogoi (Naharkatia), Bhaskar Sharma (Margherita), Rupjyoti Kurmi (Mariani) and Bhuban Gam (Majuli) also emerged victorious. AGP ministers Atul Bora and Keshav Mahanta retained their Bokakhat and Kaliabor constituencies, respectively, while first-timer Tapan Das won the Dimoria seat. Among the BPF candidates, cabinet minister Charan Boro retained his Mazbat constituency while the others who won are Maneswar Brahma (Baksa), Paniram Brahma (Sidli-Chirang), Thaneswar Basumatary (Manas), Rihon Daimary (Udalguri) and BTC chief Hagrama Mohilary's wife Sewli Mohilary from Kokrajhar. Prominent Congress candidates who won the polls are sitting MLAs Wajed Ali Choudhury (Birsing Jarua), Jakir Hussain Sikdar (Pakabetbari), Rekibuddin Ahmed (Chamaria) and Nurul Huda (Rupahihat). Other winners from the party include Aminul Haque Laskar (Sonai), Joy Prakash Das (Nowboicha), Tanzil Hussain (Samaguri), Asif Mohammad Nazar (Laharighat) and Aftabuddin Mollah (Jaleswar). AIUDF chief Badruddin Ajmal won from Binnakandi and his party member Mazibur Rahman from Dalgaon. Raijor Dal president Akhil Gogoi retained the Sibsagar seat, while another party member Mehboob Muktar won the Dhing seat and Trinamool Congress' Sherman Ali Ahmed won from Mandia. Among the prominent candidates who lost the polls are Leader of the Opposition in the outgoing assembly, Debabrata Saikia, Assam Jatiya Parishad president Lurinjyoti Saikia, and former Rajya Sabha MP and senior Congress leader Ripun Bora. Among the 59 women who contested the polls, only six could manage to win, with four from the BJP, and one each from its allies AGP and BPF, while only one won from Congress. Polling in all 126 assembly constituencies in the state was held in a single phase on April 9 with 722 candidates in fray. UDF sweeps to power in Kerela Lotus blooms in 3 seats Kerala on Monday witnessed a sharp political reset as the state electors voted out the last Left government in the country, bringing back the Congress to the ruling saddle after a gap of 10 years, while the BJP broke through a long-standing electoral drought by winning three seats. The Congress-led UDF swept aside a decade of Left rule under Pinarayi Vijayan with a decisive Assembly victory, with the national party adding the third southern state to be ruled by it, in its kitty. The party is in power in Karnataka and Telangana. While Congress' vote share stood at 28.79 per cent, that of CPI (M) was 21.77 per cent. Congress ally IUML had a voteshare of 11.01 per cent. Apart from strong anti-incumbency against the government, the results of the April 9 polls also indicated a consolidation of support across sections of society in favour of the United Democratic Front, which had been in opposition to the Left dispensation for the past decade. The UDF won 102 seats, while the CPI(M)-headed LDF netted 35 seats, according to Election Commission data on counting of votes for 140 constituencies. The outcome also marked the absence of the Left from governance in any Indian state for the first time in five decades. The ire against the government was so strong that 13 ministers in the cabinet suffered defeat in the political tsunami unleashed by the UDF. Not only the Congress, but its key allies, including the IUML, the Kerala Congress also secured massive victory in the polls, which saw the complete erasure of the LDF in some key districts. At the same time, the LDF partners, including the CPI(M), lost many seats, while a key partner, Kerala Congress (M), was reduced to zero in a humiliating outcome in the polls. Top contenders for the Chief Minister's post, senior Congress leader Ramesh Chennithala and Leader of Opposition V D Satheesan, won their seats with comfortable margins, setting the stage for the next step in discussions on the post. Of the 21 cabinet members, only Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, P A Mohamed Riyas, K Rajan, G R Anil, K N Balagopal, P Prasad, and Saji Cherian emerged victorious. The ministers who lost the election included Veena George, M B Rajesh, O R Kelu, R Bindhu, J Chinchurani, P Rajeev, K B Ganesh Kumar, V N Vasavan, V Sivankutty, V Abdurahiman, Kadannappally Ramachandran A K Saseendran and Roshy Augustine. LDF convenor T P Ramakrishnan also lost his sitting seat of Perambra in Kozhikode district. The BJP's bid to make strong inroads in Kerala dominated by UDF and LDF got a slight push with the party winning three seats-- Nemom and Kazhakoottam in Thiruvananthapuram district and Chathannoor in Kollam. BJP candidate from Chathannoor, B B Gopakumar, won by 4,398 votes. In Nemom, party state chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar triumphed with a margin of over 3,000 votes, while former Union Minister V Muraleedharan won Kazhakoottam with a narrow margin. Congress general secretary and Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra thanked the people of the state for their overwhelming support and vowed to work diligently towards building a better future for them. In a post on X, Vadra said, To all my brothers and sisters in Keralam, thank you for your faith and for your overwhelming support. The trust you have placed in us will be the UDF's guiding force as we work hard towards building a better future for each one of you. I sincerely hope that our gratitude to you will be evident each day of the next five years as we strive to fulfil our commitments to you with honesty and humility, she added. Reacting to the outcome, AICC General Secretary K C Venugopal said the UDF's sweeping victory was a clear verdict against the arrogance, corruption, and nepotism of the CPI(M)-led government headed by CM Vijayan. Addressing a press conference, Venugopal said the outcome reflected public anger against what he termed 10 years of misrule by the Left government. He claimed that Vijayan's victory in his home constituency, Dharmadam, was only technical, alleging that the CM trailed the UDF candidate in the initial rounds of counting and failed to secure a majority in his own village. He just escaped. He suffered a setback even in his home turf. He was the only person who did not realise the people's mood in this election, Venugopal claimed. In a major political upset for the CPI(M), leaders who had revolted against the party just ahead of the polls and joined the UDF camp, including veteran leader G Sudhakaran, P V Kunhikrishnan and T K Govindan, breached the Left strongholds of Ambalappuzha, Payyannur and Taliparamba seats. CPI(M) state secretary M V Govindan said the LDF would examine the reasons behind its defeat and take corrective measures. Speaking to reporters, Govindan said every aspect that led to the defeat would be analysed. He thanked LDF workers and the people who voted for the front. The LDF will evaluate and study the defeat, after which required corrections will be made. We expect the support of the people for it, he said. On defeats in traditional party strongholds, Govindan said the LDF had suffered a major setback across Kerala. We will carry out effective organisational work to correct the issues that led to the defeat, he said. BJP leader Chandrasekhar told reporters that as contended by him from the beginning his was an anti-CPI(M) election as the people were fed up with their corruption and alleged misappropriation of gold from Sabarimala. Chandrasekhar said that right from the start of the election campaign, both the Congress and CPI(M) said that BJP will not get even one seat. He also said that he knew right from the beginning that the CPI(M) will not win this time, no matter what it does. Meanwhile, the 16th Kerala Legislative Assembly will have 11 women MLAs, one less than in the previous House. The outgoing Assembly had 12 women legislators, a majority of them from the CPI(M). Vijay's TVK emerges giant slayer in Tamil Nadu Actor-politician Vijay's TVK on Monday created a record of sorts in the electoral history of Tamil Nadu and emerged as the single largest party by delivering a shock defeat to incumbent DMK and its president, Chief Minister MK Stalin in his Kolathur constituency, while the AIADMK was pushed to a distant third spot. This was the first time since 1967, when the first non-Congress government (DMK) came to power in the state, that a party other than the two Dravidian heavyweights emerged victorious in the hustings. Vijay and TVK have many firsts to their credit and the the party founder will be the first person from a minority religion -Christianity- to helm the state. While Vijay won from both Perambur and Tiruchirappalli East constituencies, his party has netted 89 seats and was leading in 18 more and is on course to become the single largest party in the 234-member House. Elections were held on April 23 and the counting of votes done on Monday. Perhaps the biggest shock was CM Stalin being defeated by a margin of 8,795 votes in his Kolathur constituency by little known V S Babu, who was formerly with the DMK and an ex-MLA. More than 10 ministers including Geetha Jeevan and Ma Subramanian were defeated. Stalin had last tasted defeat in 1991. Even Deputy CM Udhayanidhi's prospects appeared dim for a while as he trailed behind the TVK nominee in Chepauk-Thiruvallikeni. Eventually, he won. As soon as it became clear that TVK was inching towards an unprecedented, huge win in its debut polls, party workers and supporters gathered in front of party office at Panaiyur here and burst firecrackers and distributed sweets. Also, Vijay's victory and often-repeated assurance of share in power to like-minded parties is expected to open a new chapter in the history of the state and TVK supporters expect the Congress (5), IUML (2), Left parties (4), VCK (2) and PMK (5) as well to offer support and have a share in power. Together such parties have won or leading in a total of 18 seats. TVK needs 118 seats to form government. This will the first time in Tamil Nadu that a party will assume power a little over two years after its founding. TVK has clocked nearly 35 per cent (34.92) vote share in its debut polls. The TVK was launched in February 2024. While the DMK has won 48 seats and is leading in 12 constituencies (24.20 per cent voteshare), AIADMK chief Edappadi K Palaniswami won by a record margin of 98,110 votes in his home segment of Edapadi in Salem district. The AIADMK has won 41 seats and is leading in six segments (21.25 per cent voteshare). While the party's seniors, including C Ve Shanmugam and SP Velumani won hands down, many others, such as former minister P Thangamani, suffered shock defeats. Interestingly, the TVK made heavy inroads in the AIADMK's bastion, western Tamil Nadu that includes Coimbatore, even as DMK emerged victorious in some seats. DMK President and outgoing Chief Minister Stalin took the defeat in his stride and said that his party bowed and accepted the people's verdict. He said he was truthful to all sections of people and had acted as per his conscience and also worked beyond his capacity for people's welfare. He asserted that his party, which worked well as the ruling party would from now on work well as the main opposition party. Stalin said in his public life, he had seen lot of victories and defeats as well and DMK's political journey will continue without any slackness. He said ideology is important rather than victories and defeats alone. AIADMK general secretary Palaniswami said that he accepts the people's verdict in the elections. In a statement here, he said, I express my gratitude to all the people, who rose up and performed their democratic duty in the assembly elections. Stating that the people were judges here, he said, Therefore, I wholeheartedly accept the decision given by the people. He said, We will soon recover from this setback. Meanwhile, scores of tinsel town names, including 'superstar' Rajinikanth greeted Vijay on his poll show. National award winner Dhanush, musician Anirudh Ravichander and many others extended their greetings. Interestingly, among the TVK winners was actor-director Srinath, who defeated state minister P Geetha Jeevan in Thoothukudi. NDA retains Puducherry Riding a pro-incumbency wave, the AINRC-led NDA emerged victorious in the April 9 Puducherry Assembly elections, all set to form the government for a successive term. AINRC leader and Chief Minister N Rangasamy won from both the seats that he contested--Thattanchavady and Mangalam, even as the party won a total of 11 seats and was leading in one, according to latest Election Commission figures. Elections to 30 seats were held on April 9. The territorial assembly also has three nominated members to the House. NDA constituent BJP won from four seats while other coalition members--AIADMK and LJK, won from one seat each. Winners from BJP included party senior and incumbent minister A Namassivayam. The NDA's victory came on a day when actor Vijay-led TVK won in neighbouring Tamil Nadu and also emerged victorious from two seats in the UT. Puducherry, a tiny UT located about 160 km from Chennai, borders Tamil Nadu districts Cuddalore and Villupuram on either sides. Opposition DMK won five seats and Congress one. While the CM trounced Neyam Makkal Kazhagam rival E Vinayagam by 4441 votes in Thattanchavady, his pocket borough seat, Rangasamy emerged victorious in Managalam too, defeating DMK's SS Rangan by 7050 votes. This is not the first time that Rangasamy has sought to contest from two seats. He contested in Yanam and Thattanchavady in the 2021 Assembly polls. He however was trounced in Yanam and was successful in Thattanchavady. He may have to now vacate one of the seats. Key losers include former CM Ve Vaithilingam at the hands of Rangasamy. Time for change, not revenge: PM Modi As the BJP swept the assembly elections in West Bengal for the first time, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday said the state has been finally freed from fear and that it was a time for change, not revenge, as he appealed to all parties to shun the culture of political violence and focus on the future of the state. Addressing the jubilant party workers at the BJP headquarters after the win in assembly elections in West Bengal, Assam, and Puducherry, PM Modi said the Congress, TMC, and others had been punished severely for opposing the recent women's reservation bill. He said that the Samajwadi Party would also face the wrath of women very soon, in an apparent reference to the 2027 assembly elections in Uttar Pradesh. In his nearly 50-minute speech, the PM said the elections in West Bengal had been special this year, as earlier they were marred by violence, fear, and the death of innocent people. But this time the news was different as peaceful voting took place in West Bengal and for the first time, no one lost their life during voting, he said. As Bengal enters a new phase of change, I also want to make an earnest appeal to every political party in Bengal. Over the past decades in Bengal, countless lives have been ruined due to political violence. I firmly believe that this election culture of Bengal must change from today onwards. Today, when the BJP has won, the talk should not be of revenge, but of change; not of fear, but of the future, he said and urged the parties to end the vicious circle of violence. PM Modi said it was a special day in many ways as it heralds a bright future for the country. It is a day of trust in the great democracy of India, trust in the politics of performance, trust in the resolve of stability, trust in the spirit of Ek Bharat, Shrestha Bharat. I bow before the people of West Bengal, Assam, Puducherry, Tamil Nadu and Keralam, he said at the victory celebration event where BJP President Nitin Nabin, Union ministers Amit Shah and Rajnath Singh, among others, were present. PM Modi said on November 14 last year, when the Bihar election results came in, he told the BJP workers from this very spot that the Ganga flows onward from Bihar all the way to Ganga Sagar (in West Bengal). And today, with victory in West Bengal, from Gangotri (Uttarakhand) to Ganga Sagar (West Bengal), it is nothing but the lotus in full bloom. Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and West Bengal today, in these states surrounding Mother Ganga, there are BJP-NDA governments, he said. The PM said winning and losing are a natural part of democracy and politics, but the people of the five states have shown the world why the country is the mother of democracy. He said women's participation in this election had been exceptionally high and this was emerging as the brightest picture of Indian democracy. Women power is now rapidly progressing towards building a developed India. However, a few days ago, the Congress and its allies blocked this momentum of women's power. These anti-women parties prevented the amendment to the Nari Shakti Vandan Adhiniyam from being passed in Parliament. That is why I said a few days ago that parties opposing the women's reservation bill will have to face the wrath of women. Today, sisters and daughters have punished the Congress, TMC, and DMK, PM Modi said. He said the Congress had certainly benefited from the 10 years of misrule by the Left in Kerala, but expressed confidence that the mothers and sisters of Kerala will also definitely teach the Congress a lesson in the next elections. The Samajwadi Party, which has blocked women's reservation in Parliament, will also have to face the opposition of the women of Uttar Pradesh. No matter what the anti-women Samajwadi Party does, it will never be able to wash away its sins, the PM said. Referring to Assam, he said that along with the river Ganga, the Brahmaputra has also showered immense blessings upon the BJP, and the blessings of Maa Kamakhya have been with the party. The people of Assam have trusted the BJP-NDA for the third consecutive time, he said. PM Modi said that in 2021, the NDA put forward the vision of BEST Puducherry. The people of Puducherry trusted in the vision and blessed the alliance. I want to assure the youth and fishermen of Puducherry that we will keep working for your bright future. The prosperity of Puducherry is our resolve, he said. The PM said the BJP-NDA governments are in power in more than 20 states of the country. Our mantra is 'citizen is god'. We are dedicated to serving the people; therefore, the people are placing more and more trust in the BJP. The people are clearly seeing that where there is BJP, there is good governance. Where there is BJP, there is development, he said. PM Modi said that with the BJP's victory in West Bengal, the soul of Jan Sangh founder Syama Prasad Mookerjee must be at peace now. I respectfully bow to the people of Bengal, the people of Assam, the people of Puducherry, and the people of Tamil Nadu and Kerala today; I salute them all. Today, I also heartily congratulate the countless workers of the BJP. Every small and big worker of the BJP has once again performed a miracle, has made the lotus bloom. You have created a new history, he said. After his speech, the PM held a meeting at the BJP headquarters with Nabin, Shah, Singh and former party chief J P Nadda. Result aftershocks to be felt all the way up to 2029: CM Omar Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Monday, while describing the stunning assembly election results in the West Bengal and the Tamil Nadu as political earthquakes, cautioned that their (results') aftershocks would be felt far and wide for a long time, probably all the way up to 2029. CM Omar shared this measured reaction on his personal X handle - where earlier in his instant first reaction, presumably also to the early trends vis--vis assembly election results, he actually created a flutter with his two-word tweet. Bloody hell!! was his ambiguous (the very first) tweet, which he posted with emoticons sharing an expression of disbelief on X handle at 11:01 am on Monday, May 4, 2026. Though the Chief Minister left ample scope for its (tweets) interpretations yet it was read directly in relation to the assembly election result trends by millions of his followers. By evening, CM Omars enigmatic two-word post had already garnered 1.8 million views and 23,200 plus likes. However, later, he posted a guarded post wherein he, probably hinting towards current cacophony that has crept in news bulletins, talked about his imagery of sane and sensible interpretation of the trends and results identifying them with those presented by ace veteran broadcaster Prannoy Roy. In the same post, he mentioned the after-effects of the political-earthquake that shook West Bengal and Tamil Nadu and their lingering impact to be experienced for a long time. Elections in India have always meant @PrannoyRoy7749 for sane, sensible interpretation of the trends & results and thats why today the screens in my office have been tuned to @DeKoderAI to watch the unfolding political earthquake in West Bengal & Tamil Nadu. The aftershocks of these results will be felt far & wide for a long time, probably all the way up to 2029, CM Omar posted. This post too had garnered 380,000 views 4900 plus likes by evening. Notably Chief Minister Omar Abdullah and his father Farooq Abdullah, during media interactions in the past couple of days, had exuded confidence about the victory of TMCs Mamata Banerjee, even after the exit poll results, some of which had predicted her partys rout in West Bengal. As far as DMK was concerned, even the exit polls generally had not predicted the defeat of DMK. The NC is part of the INDIA bloc led by Congress. Trinamool Congress and DMK are also constituents of this alliance.
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Authorities had offered her the assistance of a scribe, a provision meant to support candidates with disabilities. Lakshmi, however, declined. She chose instead to write every paper herselfslowly, painstakingly, but independently: Reports
Five Killed, Eight Injured As SUV Crashes Into Truck In Odisha
The accident occurred near Barada Behera Tanki Chhak under Jenapur police limits when the Mahindra Bolero vehicle, carrying a group returning from a wedding, collided with the truck from behind. The impact of the crash was severe, leaving the SUV mangled and trapping several occupants inside
In BJP's Triumph Over Trinamool, An 'Anga-Banga-Kalinga' Completion
Election Results 2026: For the BJP, what is unfolding is the completion of a political corridor across the eastern flank of the country from Bihar to West Bengal to Odisha.
Food poisoning happens when you consume something that is contaminated by germs or other toxins. Your body works to remove the toxins from the digestive system, which leads to vomiting, diarrhoea, and other issues.
BJP does it again! Takes saffron wave into Mamatas bastion on back of winning streak
A new chapter in Indian politics is unfolding. The BJP's return in Haryana signifies a strategic revival, and the once-unbreakable grip of Naveen Patnaik in Odisha has finally loosened. Meanwhile, Maharashtra's political alliances have set the stage for critical outcomes, and the BJP's comeback in Delhi after 27 years reflects a dramatic voter shift.
Opposition targets Odisha BJP government over broad daylight crime in Puri
BJD president Naveen Patnaik has expressed deep concern after a video went viral showing a group of miscreants chasing a man and launching a violent assault using a sharp weapon
Five killed, seven injured as SUV rams truck in Odishas Jajpur
Jajpur: At least five people, including two women, were killed and seven others injured when an SUV in which they were travelling rammed into a truck in Odishas Jajpur district on Monday, May 4, police said. The accident took place near Barada Chhak on the Daitary-Paradeep express highway under Jenapur police station limits in Jajpur Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
National Education Policy 2020 to Transform Odisha and India, Says Governor
Bhubaneswar, May 4: Odisha Governor Hari Babu Kambhampati stated on Sunday that the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is a transformative reform that will play a crucial role in achieving the goals of a Developed Odisha by 2036 and a Developed India by 2047. He emphasized that education is the most powerful tool for nation-building. ... Read more National Education Policy 2020 to Transform Odisha and India, Says Governor
National Education Policy 2020: A Catalyst for Odishas Development Goals
Bhubaneswar, May 4: Odishas Governor, Hari Babu Kambhampati, stated on Sunday that the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 is a transformative reform crucial for achieving the goals of a Developed Odisha by 2036 and a Developed India by 2047. He emphasized that education is the most powerful tool for nation-building. Addressing a national workshop on ... Read more National Education Policy 2020: A Catalyst for Odishas Development Goals
ISL: Bengaluru desperate to pick up full points against Odisha
Odisha Hindutva mob set ablaze van carrying cattle, driver escapes
Bhadrak: A Hindutva mob set a van on fire, allegedly used for cattle smuggling in Odishas Balasore district on Sunday, May 3, police said. However, no one was hurt in the incident, they said. The incident occurred at Bhatatira railway station level crossing under Sabarang police limits. The mob intercepted the van reportedly transporting several Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
India carries out 2nd test of long-range hypersonic anti-ship missile off Odisha coast
India's maritime defence received a significant boost with the successful second flight test of its long-range hypersonic anti-ship missile. The DRDO-developed missile, capable of speeds up to Mach 10, was tested off the Odisha coast. This advancement extends India's reach into deep ocean zones. The missile's capabilities are designed to deter regional rivals.
Kasibugga Jewellery Shop Burglary Busted; Five Odisha Criminals Arrested
Basing on the CCTV footage, police identified the finance firms that funded the purchase of the bikes and concluded that it was the handiwork of old criminals
Missed Subhadra Yojana? Here are alternative welfare schemes available in Odisha
Odisha has several welfare schemes aimed at empowering women through financial assistance and social support, including Lakhpati Didi Yojana and MAMATA. Details here.
58 hospitalised after eating ''dahibara'' in Odisha''s Jajpur
Fifty-eight people, including 27 children, were hospitalized in Odisha's Jajpur district after falling ill from consuming 'Cuttack Dahibara' from a local vendor. Preliminary reports indicate food poisoning, prompting the collection of food and water samples for testing. The state government has formed three teams to investigate the incident and ensure patients receive adequate medical care.
The Board of Secondary Education, Odisha has declared the Class 10 (Matric) Result 2026, recording an overall pass percentage of 95.33 per cent. The result link is now live on official portals, allowing students to check and download their marksheets online. Around 5.44 lakh students had registered for the examination, of which 5,26,306 appeared and 5,19,251 cleared it.
Odisha's Class 10 results are out, with an overall pass rate of 95.33%. Gajapati district leads the state with an impressive 99.31% pass percentage, followed closely by Ganjam at 98.85%. Several other districts also achieved high success rates, showcasing strong academic performance across the state.
Odisha 10th Result Out: 95.33% Students Pass, Official Websites, Marksheet Download Link Here
BSE Odisha 10th Result OUT: Odisha 10th Result 2026 declared on May 2 with a passing rate of 95.33 percent; students can check marks online at bseodisha.ac.in,
BSE Odisha 10th result 2026 out: 95.33% pass, Gajapati tops; how to check marks
Odisha's Class 10 results are out, boasting an impressive 95.33% pass rate among over 5.19 lakh successful students. Gajapati district led with a remarkable 99.31% pass percentage. Thousands achieved top grades, with the C grade category seeing the largest student enrollment. Students can check their results online using their roll number and date of birth
Odisha Class 10 Result 2026 OUT: Direct Link To Download Scorecard
BSE Odisha 10th Result: Candidates facing internet issues, can use the SMS facility to check their BSE Class 10th result 2026.
BSE Odisha 10th Toppers: Odisha Class 10 results for 2026 are set to be announced today, May 2, at 4 pm, with scorecards accessible from 6 pm. The Board of Secondary Education Odisha will release detailed statistics instead of an individual toppers list. Last year's overall pass percentage was 94.93%, with girls achieving a higher pass rate than boys.
The Board of Secondary Education, Odisha will declare the Class 10 results on Saturday after 4 pm. School and Mass Education Minister Nityananda Gond said students will receive certificates in both Odia and English this year. Over 5.6 lakh students appeared for the exams held between February 19 and March 2
Odisha 10th Result 2026 Today At 4 PM: Steps To Download, Login Details
As soon as the result link becomes active, BSE Class 10th candidates will be required to enter their student details on the result download window.
Odisha Class 10 results for over 5.6 lakh students will be declared today at 4 pm. To manage expected heavy website traffic, the Board of Secondary Education has enabled alternative access through DigiLocker, the UMANG app, and an SMS service. Students are advised to have their roll numbers ready to check scores via these platforms
BSE Odisha 10th result: Pass percentage trend what to expect from 2026 announcement
As the BSE Odisha Class 10 result 2026 is set to be declared, attention is on the expected pass percentage. While the board will release official numbers later, past year trends indicate a largely stable performance. Here is a look at how students have performed in recent years and what it could mean for this year.
Sand-Laden Truck Rams Officers Vehicle During Anti-Mining Chase in Odisha
The truck was subsequently intercepted, and the driver was taken into custody
Odisha Opposition Leader Raises Concerns Over Banking System in Letter to Finance Minister
New Delhi, May 2: Odishas Leader of the Opposition, Naveen Patnaik, has written a letter to Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. In his correspondence, he referenced a troubling incident that occurred at the Odisha Gramya Bank branch in Malliposi, Keonjhar district. This incident took place on April 27. The letter details how a tribal citizen, ... Read more Odisha Opposition Leader Raises Concerns Over Banking System in Letter to Finance Minister
BSE Odisha 10th Result 2026: The Board of Secondary Education Odisha (BSE) will release the Class 10 results today, May 2, at 4 pm. Students can access their scorecards online from 6 pm onwards via official websites, SMS, DigiLocker, or the UMANG App. Required credentials include roll number and date of birth.
Mild Earthquake Tremors Felt In Odishas Balangir; No Damage Reported
The tremors occurred at around 4:40 am and lasted for a few seconds, leaving residents in panic.
Odisha 10th Result 2026: How to check scores on DigiLocker, Umang App, SMS and more
Odisha 10th result 2026: The Board of Secondary Education, Odisha will announce the Class 10 results on May 1, 2026, for over 5.6 lakh students. Results will be accessible through multiple platforms, including DigiLocker, Umang App, official websites, and SMS services. Detailed steps for checking scores on DigiLocker have been provided for easy access. Students must verify details on provisional marksheets and meet minimum passing criteria. Supplementary exam details and original certificate distribution will follow through respective schools.
Odisha AHSC 10th Result 2026 LIVE: BSE Madhyama Scorecard Out Today At 4 PM, Check Official Websites
Odisha AHSC Result 2026 LIVE Updates: BSE class 10th result releasing today at 4 pm. Check official websites, direct link to download.
Odisha CM Praises Workers, Announces Wage Hike on Labor Day
Bhubaneswar, May 2: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Chandra Majhi praised the relentless efforts and sacrifices of workers, stating they play a crucial role in advancing both the state and the nation. Speaking at a special event held on International Labor Day, he emphasized that ensuring fair wages and a respectful work environment remains a top ... Read more Odisha CM Praises Workers, Announces Wage Hike on Labor Day
Odisha Chief Minister Praises Workers, Announces Wage Increase on Labor Day
Bhubaneswar, May 2: Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi commended the relentless efforts and sacrifices of workers, stating that they play a vital role in advancing both the state and the nation. He emphasized that ensuring fair wages and a respectful work environment remains a top priority for his government. While addressing a special event ... Read more Odisha Chief Minister Praises Workers, Announces Wage Increase on Labor Day
Odisha kicks off mango season with first domestic shipment
Farmers are feeling the love this year, with prices soaring to 45 per kg up a whopping 80% from last years 25
OPSC OCS interview schedule 2026 released: Personality test from May 14, check details here
The Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC) has released the detailed schedule for the Odisha Civil Services Examination (OCS) 2026 personality test and document verification round. The interviews will be conducted from May 14 to May 20, 2026, at the Commissions office in Cuttack. Candidates who have qualified the mains examination can now download the official interview schedule from the OPSC website. The recruitment drive aims to fill key administrative and police service posts under the Odisha state government.
Launch of PMGSY-4 in Odisha Boosts Rural Connectivity
Bhubaneswar, May 1: The fourth phase of the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY-4) was officially launched in Odisha on Friday, marking a significant step towards strengthening rural connectivity across the state. The inauguration took place at a special event in Rayagada, attended by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi and Union Minister for Agriculture and ... Read more Launch of PMGSY-4 in Odisha Boosts Rural Connectivity
Shivraj Singh Chouhan launches PMGSY projects worth Rs 1,698 cr in Odisha's Rayagada district
Union Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan launched Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana-IV in Rayagada, Odisha. The initiative will fund 827 road projects covering 1,701 km. This aims to connect 898 habitations with all-weather roads for the first time. The scheme will boost socio-economic development and improve access to essential services.
BSE Odisha 10th Result 2026: Odisha Class 10 results are set to be released tomorrow, May 2, 2026, at 4 PM. Nearly 5 lakh students can check their marks online via bseodisha.ac.in, orissaresults.nic.in, and bseodisha.nic.in. An SMS option is also available. Students need 33% overall and 30% in each subject to pass.
India's Defence Research and Development Organisation and the Navy achieved a significant milestone with the first-ever salvo launch of a Naval Anti-ship Missile Short Range from a helicopter off Odisha's coast. This advanced, indigenously developed missile system demonstrated impressive capabilities, including hitting its target at waterline. The successful test bolsters India's naval defence prowess.
Odisha Assembly Passes Resolution for Early Implementation of Womens Reservation Bill
The resolution was adopted after a special session dedicated to the theme Role of Indian women in strengthening democracy
Man Visited Odisha Bank With Sister's Skeleton After He Was Told 'No' 4 Times
CCTV footage shows that Jitu Munda met the bank manager twice and other officials, seeking to withdraw money, before he brought his sister's body.
Odisha 10th Result 2026 Date Confirmed: Matric Results Releasing Tomorrow At 4 PM
Odisha 10th Result 2026: BSE, Odisha will declare the Odisha 10th Result 2026 on May 2, 2026, at 4 PM. Students can check their marks online from 6 PM.
Systemic failures made tribal man take his sisters skeletal remains to bank, finds probe in Odisha
Revenue Divisional Commissioner, who is heading a State government probe, said there was delay in issuing death certificate to the deceaseds family
Odisha Assembly: BJP, BJD and Congress resort to political one-upmanship over womens reservation
Linking the amendment in Womens Reservation Bill, which was already passed in Parliament in 2023, to the Delimitation Bill was a clandestine act to push through delimitation without discussion of facts, says BJD chief and Leader of Opposition Naveen Patnaik in special Assembly session
Odisha Woman Raped, Face Slashed, Taken To Hospital On Cart
In the absence of an ambulance, she was transported to a nearby health centre on a trolley.
The Board of Secondary Education Odisha is set to announce the Odisha Class 10 (AHSC) Result 2026 on May 2 at 4 PM, with scorecard access beginning at 6 PM. Results will be hosted on official portals, alongside State Open School outcomes. Exams were conducted offline earlier this year, and online marksheets will remain provisional pending official certificates.
Indian Navy Agniveer SSR, MR exam 2026: Written test dates out; admit card expected soon
The Indian Navy has announced the exam schedule for Agniveer SSR and MR recruitment 2026, with written tests set for May 13 and May 14/15 nationwide. Successful candidates will proceed through a rigorous selection process including physical fitness tests and medical examinations. Final selections will undergo training at INS Chilka, Odisha.
Dalit protesters ordered to sweep police stations as bail condition in Odisha
For nearly two months after he walked out of jail, 26-year-old Kumeswar Naik had to travel 20 kilometres every morning to sweep and mop the Kashipur Police Station the very station where he had once been detained. Naik, a Dalit grocery store owner from Kantamal village in Odishas Rayagada district, had spent five months Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Man Carrying Sister's Skeleton To Bank Sparks Uproar In Odisha Assembly
Even as Congress MLAs raised slogans over the skeleton episode, House Speaker Surama Padhy allowed the proceedings to continue, leading to the opposition party's legislators staging a walkout briefly.
Rajya Sabha polls: ECI directs Odisha CEO to hear BJDs double ballot charge
The Election Commission of India's communication, signed by Under Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh, underscores that the grievance of the BJD delegation should be heard on priority
Odisha Govt Begins Probe Into Keonjhar Skeleton Episode
Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi had directed the revenue divisional commissioner (RDC) of Northern Division to initiate a probe into the incident.
India is experiencing an intense heatwave, forcing many states to declare early summer vacations. Temperatures are soaring, making daily commutes difficult and posing health risks. Schools in Delhi are set to close from May 11 to June 30, while Odisha has already begun its summer break from April 27.
IMD forecasts thunderstorms and rainfall in Odisha, providing relief from extreme heat conditions
The IMD said thunderstorms and rain with gusty winds are likely in most districts in Bengal, with heavy rainfall expected in the sub-Himalayan districts, till May 3.
DRDO, Navy conduct maiden salvo launch of 2 anti-ship missiles from chopper off Odisha coast
Mild Tremor Jolts Odishas Kalahandi; No Damage Reported
Tremors were experienced in several parts of Kalahandi, including Bhawanipatna, Junagarh, Kesinga, Dharamgarh, Jaipatna, Narla and M. Rampur. Residents reported feeling a noticeable shake lasting a few seconds.
Epic Groups $100 million-garment manufacturing unit inaugurated in Odisha
Companys core focus is net-zero carbon through solar, biomass, battery storage, and energy-efficient systems, says group founder Ranjan Mahtani
DRDO, Navy conduct maiden successful salvo launch of NASM-SR missiles
New Delhi, Apr 29: Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) and Indian Navy have successfully conducted the maiden salvo launch of Naval Anti-ship Missile-Short Range (NASM-SR) from the Navys helicopter platform off the coast of Bay of Bengal in Odisha. During the trial, two missiles were launched in quick succession from the same helicopter, making it the first salvo launch of an advanced air-launched anti-ship missile system. All test objectives were fully met as per the data captured using various range tracking instruments like radar, electro-optical system and telemetry deployed by the Integrated Test Range (ITR), Chandipur. Along with proving the salvo launch capability, the missiles demonstrated the waterline hit capability. The test launches were witnessed by senior scientists from DRDO, Users representatives from the Indian Navy and the Indian Air Force and Development-cum-Production Partners (DcPP). The NASM-SR missile uses a solid propulsion booster and long-burn sustainer. All critical subsystems like the seeker, integrated avionics module, advanced navigation and guidance using fibre-optic gyroscope-based Inertial Navigation System & radio-altimeter along with advanced control & guidance algorithm, high-bandwidth two-way data link and Jet-vane control developed indigenously by different laboratories of DRDO and Indian Industries. The missile system has been developed by Hyderabad-based Research Center Imarat in collaboration with other DRDO laboratories namely Defence Research & Development Laboratory, Hyderabad; High Energy Materials Research Laboratory, Pune; Terminal Ballistics Research Laboratory, Chandigarh & ITR Chandipur. The missiles are currently being produced by DcPP with help from other Indian industries and start-ups. Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has complimented DRDO, Indian Navy, Indian Air Force and the industry, including the DcPP partners, for the successful maiden salvo launch. The development of this missile will further enhance the capabilities of the Defence Forces to a great extent, he said. Secretary, Department of Defence R&D and Chairman DRDO Dr Samir V Kamat congratulated the teams associated with the successful salvo launches.
IPL Betting Racket Busted In Odishas Puri; Four Arrested, Rs 25 Lakh Seized
Police recovered Rs 25.35 lakh in cash from the accused and froze Rs 31.81 lakh across 10 bank accounts linked to the racket: Reports
NCB, Telangana Police bust seizes 200 kg ganja; six arrested
Chennai/New Delhi/Hyderabad: The Narcotic Control Bureau (NCB) on Wednesday, April 29, said it has arrested six people in Tamil Nadu and seized 200 kg of marijuana (ganja) worth about Rs 1 crore, busting an inter-state drug racket. The racket operated across Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu, according to the federal anti-narcotics agency. On April Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Gangster's aide among six held for smuggling 200kg ganja from Odisha to Tamil Nadu
The vehicle carrying the contraband was intercepted at Nallur toll plaza in Tiruvallur district on the outskirts of Chennai on Sunday.
A tribal man in Keonjhar, Odisha, carried his sister's skeleton to a bank to withdraw funds. He was allegedly asked for proof of death. The incident sparked political debate with the BJD criticizing administrative failure. An inquiry has been ordered. The man received financial aid and necessary certificates.
Outrage after Indian man carries his sister's skeleton to a bank to prove her death
A video from Odisha state of Jitu Munda taking the remains to the bank went viral this week, leading to anger.
At least four killed, 20 injured as bus, truck collide in Odisha
The accident took place on Tuesday (April 28, 2026) night in Chandiposh police station area when the bus was travelling from Rourkela to Mangalpur in Jajpur district
Dominant East Bengal makes short work of Odisha in ISL
With this victory, East Bengal FC move up to fourth in the table with 18 points from nine matches. Odisha FC, meanwhile, remain in 13th place with six points
East Bengal Dominates Odisha FC with 3-0 Victory in ISL 2025-26
Margao, April 29: In a stunning display, East Bengal FC triumphed over Odisha FC with a decisive 3-0 victory in the Indian Super League (ISL) 2025-26. The match took place at the PJN Stadium in Margao, Goa. From the outset, East Bengal showcased their dominance, leaving Odisha FC with little chance to recover. East Bengal ... Read more East Bengal Dominates Odisha FC with 3-0 Victory in ISL 2025-26
Youssef nets a brace to complete their 3-0 win Panaji: East Bengal FC stayed firmly in the hunt for the Indian Super League (ISL) title with a commanding 3-0 victory over Odisha FC at the Salt Lake Stadium on Tuesday. East Bengal took the lead in the first half through Bipin Singh, who put the []
Union Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Travels by Taxi in Odisha Festival
New Delhi, April 29: Union Minister of Civil Aviation, Kinjirapu Ram Mohan Naidu, had a unique experience while attending the Arasavalli Sirimanu Festival. The minister arrived at the festival venue on foot after his convoy got stuck in the crowd. To complete his journey, he boarded a taxi from Odisha that was transporting devotees. In ... Read more Union Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Travels by Taxi in Odisha Festival
CM Naidu Seeks Refrigerated Container Trains for AAPs Agriculture, Aqua Export
Naidu pleaded that hinterland regions in states such as Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Telangana, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Karnataka be linked to APs ports to facilitate faster cargo movement.
Shocking Incident in Odisha: Man Attempts to Withdraw Funds with Sisters Skeleton
Bhubaneswar, April 28: A shocking incident has emerged from Keonjhar, Odisha, where a man attempted to withdraw money from his deceased sisters bank account by bringing her skeleton to the bank. Following this event, BJD MP and parliamentary party leader Manas Ranjan Mangaraj has urged Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to implement immediate reforms in ... Read more Shocking Incident in Odisha: Man Attempts to Withdraw Funds with Sisters Skeleton
Odisha acts fast after tribal man carries sisters remains to bank
Asked by the bank to submit proof of his sisters death to withdraw money from her account, the tribal man walked the streets carrying her skeletal remains on his shoulder, a disturbing image that went viral and sparked widespread outrage
Congress Rules Out Tie-Up With BJD For Odisha Rural Polls
There is no chance of an alliance with the BJD in the upcoming local elections. We will go alone and strengthen the party from the grassroots: Bhakta Charan Das
Odisha Bank Chairman Calls Kyonjhar Incident Extremely Unfortunate, Clarifies Legal Heir Process
Bhubaneswar, April 28: Rishi Singh, the Chairman of Odisha Gramin Bank, described a recent incident in Kyonjhar as extremely unfortunate. This occurred when an individual allegedly brought the skeleton of his deceased sister to the bank to establish his claim as a legal heir. Singh emphasized that the bank followed proper procedures throughout the situation. ... Read more Odisha Bank Chairman Calls Kyonjhar Incident Extremely Unfortunate, Clarifies Legal Heir Process
Odisha Man Who Carried Skeleton To Bank Finally Gets Sisters Deposits
The shocking visuals quickly went viral, drawing widespread public criticism over the insensitivity of the system towards vulnerable communities: Reports
Odisha 'skeleton' row: Bank says man was inebriated, 'created a distressing situation'
Odisha: man digs up sisters skeleton to withdraw bank money
Tribal man brings dead sisters skeleton to bank to withdraw money from her account
Keonjhar: A tribal man in Odishas Keonjhar district on Monday, April 27, brought the skeleton of his dead sister to a bank to withdraw the money deposited in her name, police said. The incident occurred at Maliposi branch of Odisha Grameen Bank located at Patana block of Keonjhar district. The man was identified as Jeetu Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Raay Neo Pharma , a next-generation pharmaceutical company, has officially unveiled its operations with the aim to contribute to quality healthcare for all Indians. Founded using a flexible and scalable operational framework and supported by more than five decades of diverse entrepreneurial success, Raay Neo Pharma will be introducing its range of more than 90 formulations in both acute and specialized therapy segments, along with promising pipeline of novel formulations under development. Established by renowned entrepreneur Amit Patni, who comes from a rich family legacy behind creating Patni Computers and businesses in manufacturing, healthcare infrastructure, energy, and finance sectors, Raay Neo Pharma offers a unique blend of science, ethics, and consumer-centricity to India’s emerging pharmaceutical landscape. Raay Neo Pharma caters to a comprehensive range of therapeutic areas including antibiotics, anti-diabetic medication, gastro-intestinal products, pain & orthopaedic management, allergy & respiratory care, cardiac therapy, dermatology, proton pump inhibitors, among others. It is committed to providing branded generic drugs with precise formulations that cater to general and specific requirements while being dedicated to their efficiency and safety. With a strong geographical presence in a densely populated and highly influential states like Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi- NCR, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana & Andhra Pradesh and Goa among others – Raay Neo Pharma reaches about 55-60% of the Indian population bringing essential medicines to communities. What distinguishes Raay Neo Pharma is the depth of experience its leadership brings from beyond traditional pharmaceuticals. The promoters and directors have a background of more than 50 years of success in various sectors including finance, media, information technology, software, private equity, manufacturing, and energy. All these experiences have been leveraged towards effective implementation, governance, and innovation within the realm of healthcare. Amit Patni, Founder, Raay Neo Pharma " As a company, we do not see pharmaceuticals as any regular business; instead, we see it as an endeavour towards sustainable development and nation building through healthcare. At Raay Neo Pharma, we recognize that the future of healthcare is not only scientific and operational, but deeply human in how it informs, inspires, and empowers the communities it serves. Our commitment extends beyond delivering medicines—we're building trust, fostering transparency, and creating meaningful connections with every stakeholder in the healthcare ecosystem, " commented Amit Patni, Founder, Raay Neo Pharma . Raay Neo Pharma operates on a dynamic business model that integrates its own branded formulations with strategic collaborations with leading manufacturers, enabling broader access to innovative therapies while maintaining rigorous standards of quality and safety. The company's agile operating framework is designed for rapid response to evolving healthcare needs while ensuring uncompromising quality control and sustainable growth. By leveraging global best practices, investing in indigenous research and development, and building a skilled professional team, Raay Neo Pharma is establishing itself as a trusted partner for clinicians, healthcare providers, and patients across India. With one of the fastest-expanding pharmaceutical portfolios in its segment and a foundation built on ethical, patient-first principles, Raay Neo Pharma is poised to become a defining force in India's healthcare transformation. About Raay Neo Pharma Raay Neo Pharma is a fast-growing pharmaceutical company committed to advancing health through high-quality, accessible medicines across acute and specialty therapeutic areas. With 90+ products in the market and new formulations in the pipeline, the company combines its own branded portfolio with strategic licensing collaborations to expand access to innovative therapies. With a strong footprint across high-population and high-impact regions—covering 55–60% of India's population, including Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Delhi- NCR, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana , Andhra Pradesh and Goa—Raay Neo Pharma ensures broad and meaningful patient reach. Built on an agile, scalable operating model designed for speed, uncompromising quality, and long-term sustainable growth, the company is anchored in ethical, patient-first healthcare—combining global best practices with indigenous R&D to consistently deliver dependable, high-quality medicines that strengthen India's healthcare ecosystem. raayneopharma.com .
Odisha: Man digs up sisters skeleton, takes it to bank; here`s what happened
The tribal man had repeatedly approached the bank to withdraw the money following his sisters death. However, officials insisted on the account holders presence, which was not possible. Despite explaining the situation, his requests were reportedly denied
Odisha mining project protest: Congress seeks independent probe; alleges PESA, FRA violations
The Congress and Left parties have condemned the Odisha government and alleged that the PESA and Forest acts are being violated in the area to help a private company
In Odishas Keonjhar, a man exhumed his sisters skeleton after bank officials allegedly asked him to bring the account holder to withdraw money. Authorities step in.
Odisha: Man Takes Exhumed Remains Of Sister To Bank To Give Proof
An incident at rural bank premises after repeated requests from tribal man to withdraw money from her account were denied by the bank.
Two teachers die of heatstroke during Census duty in Odisha
This marked three such incident in the state.Two school teachers in Odisha died of heatstroke while carrying out Census duties in high temperatures exceeding 37 degC in Mayurbhanj and Sundargarh districts. The incidents, part of a series of heat-related deaths in the state
Odisha tribal produces skeleton of his sisters body as proof to claim the money in her account
Authorities in the Patna block assured that Mr. Munda would be helped in securing a legal heir certificate and other documents required for claiming the money in the account
