Nageshwar Patnaik

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By Nageshwar Patnaik in Bhubaneswar, June 1, 2025: A story doing the rounds of Bhubaneswar is that the Biju Janata Dal (BJD) will survive as long as Pappu is alive and after that the regional party will collapse like a house of cards. Some BJD leaders would jump to Congress and some to BJP. That just about sums up the assessment of the people about the longest surviving regional party of the state launched by 78-year old Naveen Patnaik (fondly referred to as ’Pappu’ by his close friends).

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By Professor Satya Narayan Misra in Bhubaneswar, May 31, 2025: Planning for the State’s citizens began with full vigour by the erstwhile USSR in 1921 through GOS PLAN, based on a model developed by the Soviet economist Grigory Feldman. The model focuses on allocating investment between the capital goods sector and the consumer goods sector to achieve rapid economic growth.

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By Bizodisha Bureau, Bhubaneswar, May 30, 2025:: The Odisha Cabinet has enhanced the upper age limits from 32 to 42 years for entry into government service. “In order to provide ample opportunity to overage aspirants to participate in different recruitment examinations, the Government, after careful consideration, has decided to enhance the upper age limits from 32 to 42 years,” an official press release said.

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By Bizodisha Bureau, Bhubaneswar. May 29, 2025: The Odisha Cabinet on Wednesday approved several key proposals including the enhancement of upper age limit for entry into the state government services. The Cabinet during a meeting held under the chairmanship of Chief Minister of Mohan Charan Majhi here on Wednesday has cleared the proposal to raise the upper age limit from 32 to 42 years for joining government jobs.

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By Bizodisha Bureau, Bhubaneswar, May 28, 2025: The Odisha government is working on a supersonic pace to finalise the land and forest clearance process for Kalyani Steel Limited’s proposed aerospace and specialty steel manufacturing unit in Dhenkanal district. An MoU for the Rs 11,750-crore project was initially signed in 2024 and is amongst one of the largest private investments in the state’s emerging defence and advanced manufacturing sectors.