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Death rises 24 in Sambalpur
A total of 24 persons have died due to jaundice and 2,808 afflicted by this water-borne disease in Sambalpur town and its adjoining places in recent days, said the government affidavits filed in Orissa High Court on Wednesday. In response to an earlier High Court notice, the State Public Health Department, Sambalpur district administration and
HC issues notice to govt on jaundice outbreak
The Odisha High Court Monday issued notice to the state government asking it to furnish details showing as to what steps have been taken in due course to check the jaundice menace in Sambalpur district. Taking up a PIL in this regard, a division bench headed by Chief Justice Amitava Roy issued the notice asking
Four killed in road accident in Sambalpur
In a tragic incident, four persons were killed and one seriously injured when the car in which they were travelling collided with a roadside tree on National Highway-55 at Pradhanpali area under Charamala police station limits in Sambalpur district early this morning. The seriously injured person, identified as Rohan Bariha of Daleipada area of Sambalpur
Central Status for Sambalpur Varsity Sought
Even as the State Government announced that an Open University would come up in Sambalpur, not satisfied with the crumbs the people of Western Odisha have reiterated their demand for Central university status to Sambalpur University. The Open University was announced in a bid to pacify the agitators who have been demanding establishment of an
Minor molested by a professor, Sambalpur University
A 13-year-old girl was allegedly molested by a professor of Sambalpur University, as per the police statement. The head of the post-graduate Department of History of Sambalpur university had allegedly molested the girl when she was alone in her house on January 4, police officials said. The incident came to light after the victim’s father, who is
Bus driver in Odisha cuts off his tongue protesting harassment
Bhimsen Meher, a driver working in the state-run Odisha State Road Transport Corporation, on Wednseday 31st dec 2014, cut off his tongue to protest continued harassment by his seniors. Bhimsen Meher has been working as a driver for the last 35 years. He had earlier sat on hunger strike demanding regularisation of job. He called
Train to Bhawanipatna Flagged Off
A new passenger train between Sambalpur and Bhawanipatna was flagged off from here on Sunday. The train was flagged off by Sambalpur Lok Sabha member Nagendra Pradhan in the presence of local MLA, Dr. Raseswari Panigrahi and Ajay Pratap Singh, Divisional Railway Manager of Sambalpur division. Speaking on the occasion, Pradhan expressed happiness over introduction
Jaundice:17 death, CM likely to visit Sambalpur
Jaundice continues to affect Sambalpur with two more persons succumbing to the disease on Sunday. Chief minister Naveen Patnaik and chief secretary G C Pati are likely to visit the western Odisha city on December 24, government sources said. Raju Swain of Fishery Bandh of Sambalpur and Atmaram Surujal of Anlapalli village under Dhamma panchayat
NCDC expert team arrives in Sambalpur
A two-member expert team from the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), New Delhi has arrived in Sambalpur and has visited the district headquarters hospital to review the situation arising out of the rising number of jaundice cases in the town and its adjoining areas. The disease has claimed 15 lives in Sambalpur town and
Labourer’s Children, Wife Rescued from Telangana
Minister of State for Labour and Employment Prafulla Mallick on Tuesday said all efforts are being made to bring back the wife and children of migrant labourer, Bibek Chinda (42), who succumbed to burns on Monday. Bibek along with his wife and two sons had gone to Telangana to work in a brick kiln in