The OdishaCabinet has  approved the lowest turnkey bid for the upgradation of the 9.5-km Jaydev Vihar–Nandankanan Road.

The state government has extended the validity period of Odisha  Electric Vehicle Policy, 2021 till September 30 this year. 

The state Cabinet, has approved a proposal for establishment of the Odisha State Data Centre 2.0 (OSDC 2.0). The OSDC 2.0 will be established with a project cost of Rs 268.44 crore, 

The Odisha Cabinet has approved a new scheme ‘Gyanodaya—Shiksharu Samruddhi’ to provide free education from kindergarten (KG) to postgraduate (PG) level in the state.

Odisha School and Mass Education Department on Wednesday assured that corrected and error-free versions of the books will be made available to students soon.

Urbanization is increasing in the world. If this trend continues, it is estimated that 38% of the population will live in big cities by 2100.

A Hindu marriage cannot be considered valid on the basis of a marriage certificate alone. The Gujarat High Court has clarified in a landmark judgment that a marriage will be valid only if the necessary rituals prescribed by the Hindu Marriage Act are observed.

Delhi has adopted a permanent policy to combat winter pollution; this includes a ban on civil construction activities from November 1 to January 31. In addition, from November 1, a ‘work from home’ order for 50% of office workers and a rule to double parking fees will come into effect.

The company has reduced petrol prices by Rs 5 per liter and diesel prices by Rs 3 per liter across the country. These new prices of the company have been implemented at more than 7,000 fuel stations of Naira across the country.

The interest rate on Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana will be 8.20 percent in the next July-September quarter.

The process of blending 20 percent ethanol (E-20) in petrol is currently in an ongoing trial phase and its real impact will be clear by next year, the central government told the Supreme Court on Tuesday.

The Ministry of Rural Development has fixed a daily wage of Rs 300 for unskilled workers in Odisha under the VBG Ramji scheme.

The Odisha government has given importance to free education from KG to PG. An annual expenditure of Rs 895 crore will be incurred for this. An expenditure of Rs 5,467 crore will be incurred in the next five years. Enrollment in government and government-aided schools will be free. No registration fee will be required till post-graduation.

Earlier, children were provided mid day meals only up to class VIII, but now the government has decided to provide it up to class X. This will benefit more than 5.7 million students.

The Karnataka High Court has held a major hearing on a maintenance dispute between a husband and wife. The court has clarified that if a woman's income is more than that of her husband, then she is not entitled to maintenance.