Vishal Kumar
Vishal Kumar serves as a key editor and writer for orissaea.in, a digital news platform. He is dedicated to delivering timely and insightful coverage of current events, with a focus on both local news from Odisha and significant global affairs.
Cuttack’s Paddy Farmers Cry for Help as Fertiliser Black Market Spirals Out of Control
Cuttack’s paddy farmers are battling a brutal fertiliser crisis as black markets inflate prices and official supplies fall short by nearly 90%. With urea and potash sold at double the government rates, thousands of farmers face mounting costs and risk of crop failure. This article breaks down the crisis, its global relevance, and practical solutions for farmers and policymakers alike, highlighting the urgent need for action.
Central University of Odisha Marks 17 Glorious Years: What’s in Store for This Year’s Grand Celebration?
The Central University of Odisha celebrates its 17th Foundation Day on 29 August 2025 at its Sunabeda campus. With cultural showcases, academic sessions, and community engagement, the event highlights CUO’s growth as a hub of inclusive education in Eastern India. From tribal outreach to national recognition, this milestone is both a reflection of its journey and a roadmap for the future.
Seniors at Risk of Outliving Savings in 41 States – Is Yours on the List?
In 2025, seniors in 41 U.S. states face the risk of outliving their savings due to rising living costs and longer lifespans. This article offers clear insights and practical advice to help retirees and those planning retirement navigate this challenge, highlighting state-specific risks, savings targets, and smart strategies to preserve financial security throughout retirement.
10 Years Enslaved, Now Miles to Go: The Silent Exodus of Freed Tribal Labourers in Odisha
The story of freed tribal labourers in Odisha is a powerful reminder that slavery doesn’t end with rescue—it ends when families can live with dignity, steady work, and control over their lives. This article explores the harsh realities of bonded labor, the struggles after rescue, and practical solutions like local jobs, women-first aid, and safe migration pathways. Freedom, in the end, must mean more than just survival.
Odisha-Born Diplomat Dinesh K. Patnaik to Represent India in Canada: A Career Milestone
Odisha-born diplomat Dinesh K. Patnaik has been appointed as India’s new High Commissioner to Canada, marking a key step in mending India-Canada ties. This article explores his career milestones, the impact on global diplomacy, and what this means for the Indian diaspora. Learn how his journey can inspire your own path in international service.
DWP Offering £330 Weekly If You Care for Someone This Many Hours – Are You Eligible?
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) offers a Carer’s Allowance of £83.30 per week for those caring at least 35 hours weekly for someone receiving specific disability benefits.
Homeguard Exam in Koraput Postponed Indefinitely: Heavy Rains, Higher Anxiety
The Homeguard Exam in Koraput has been postponed indefinitely due to heavy rains and flooding across Odisha. With roads submerged and train services disrupted, officials prioritized safety over scheduling. While no new date has been announced, candidates are advised to keep studying smartly, manage anxiety, and monitor official updates from the Koraput District Website. This guide offers practical steps to stay prepared during the uncertainty.
Thousands of Pensioners Win £10,000 Each After Years of Overcharged Tax: A Comprehensive Guide
Thousands of UK pensioners have reclaimed over £10,000 each after being overcharged tax on pension withdrawals due to emergency tax codes.
Sundargarh’s ₹Crore Truck Terminal Dreams Crumble: 3 Years After Land Allotment, not a Brick Laid
The Sundargarh truck terminal project, touted as a ₹crore game-changer for Odisha’s logistics, remains unfinished three years after land allotment. Beyond a perimeter wall, construction hasn’t started, frustrating locals and business leaders. With potential to decongest Rourkela and boost the economy, its delay highlights the risks of poor execution in public-private projects. Officials now promise a review, but skepticism lingers over whether the dream will ever materialize.
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