Bhubaneshwar

Bhubaneswar is set to host the 18th Pravasi Bharatiya Divas from January 8 to 10, 2025. This prestigious event, themed "Diaspora's Contribution to a Viksit Bharat," highlights the vital role of the Indian diaspora in the nation’s progress. Organized by the Government of India in collaboration with Odisha, it aims to strengthen bonds with global Indians and celebrate their contributions to India's development. Don’t miss the excitement and updates from this grand event!

Bhubaneswar to get Rs 5,900-crore metro, foundation stone to be laid on Jan 1

Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik to lay Bhubaneswar metro rail project's foundation stone on January 1, officials confirm.

'Disgusting': KIIT Bhubaneshwar's student finds dead frog in mess food. College responds

Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology responded by saying that one day’s payment for breakfast, lunch and dinner will be deducted from the remuneration of the mess provider company.

Droupadi Murmu in Delhi ahead of filing nomination papers

Droupadi Murmu nomination papers are being prepared at Parliamentary Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi's residence, sources said.

Indian Grand Prix 3 and 4 to be held in Bhubaneswar: Check events, dates, other details

Events for women participants include sprint in 200 m, 8,000 m, 5,000 m categories, 100 m hurdles, high jump, triple jump, shot put, discus and hammer throw.

Hockey World Cup 2018 - India vs Canada Highlights: India thrash Canada to qualify for the quarterfinals

Catch all the highlights from Group C match between India and Canada of 2018 Hockey World Cup being played at Kalinga stadium, Bhubaneswar

Hockey World Cup 2018: Olympic champions Argentina beat NZ 3-0

By virtue of two wins from as many games, Argentina are atop Pool A with six points and they have brightened their chances of a direct berth in the last eight round.

Hockey World Cup 2018: Skipper Cortes hands Spain 1-1 draw against France

With a point apiece both team still have a chance to qualify for the next round

Narayana Hrudayalaya discontinues Bhubaneswar hospital project, shares gain 4%

The healthcare provider said the decision will not have any impact on the revenues of the company as the hospital was not operational.

Regional connectivity scheme results likely by March 15: Sources

The routes and airlines for the RCS will most likely be announced post the Uttar Pradesh Poll results around March 15, say sources.

ITC to invest Rs 800 cr in Odisha for hotel, food park

With its genesis in the tobacco industry, the Kolkata-based company has diversified into multiple sectors including hospitality and consumer goods. It operates a chain of star hotels.

Tata Crucible Corporate Quiz: Bhubaneshwar Finals

Watch who wins Tata Crucible Corporate Quiz 2015 Bhubaneshwar Finals.

Watch: Challenges, issues & way ahead for MF in India

Financial Advisor Forum travels across the country with leading financial advisors and talk to them about the key issues, the challenges and the way ahead for the mutual fund industry in India.

Ashiana Homes raises Rs 66cr from Piramal Fund

Ashiana Homes raises Rs 6The company raised Rs 66 crore from Indiareit Fund Scheme V, being managed by Piramal Fund Management, he added. Ashiana Homes would develop 660 apartments under the project, which is expected to be launched in April-May. The company plans to sell flats in a price range of Rs 50-70 lakhs. 6 cr from Piramal Fund

NSE Funancial Quest Season 4: Bhubaneshwar Finals

We come to you today from the city of Bhubaneshwar where we have had a brilliant prelim where teams battled it out including a tie breaker to qualify for the final.

Checkout winners of Business Quiz 2013 Bhubaneshwar finals

Checkout who won the Tata Crucible's Corporate Quiz 2013 finals at Bhubaneshwar

Pipili gangrape: Police arrest second accused

The crime branch of Odisha police has arrested a second accused in the horrific Pipili gangrape case. Purnachandra Swain was arrested by the Odisha police on Monday morning. So far two of the four accused have been arrested, while the other two are absconding.